The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1910-06-16
See Crandall for watches.

See Crandall for watches.
Ladies' Shoes, just arrived, at the
Paris Store.
A nice new line of good up-to-d date
jewelry at Shreve's.
A complete stock OF kodaks and sup.
plies at Harris drug store.
Thirty Newport people took in the
excursion to Box Canyon last Sunday.
Mrs. Bloomer has been in attendance
on the grand lodge meeting of the Re-
beckahs at North Yakima.
The King mill at Penrith was closed
down several days this week while addi-
tional machinery was installed.
81. j. Miner has leased the small
building opposite THE MINER Office,
which he will use for plumbing shop.
Exclusive agents for Chase g.
Sanborn teas and cofees.
Home Grocery.
D. H. Crandall and family, from down
river, have moved to town and live in
the Noyes house on Spokane avenue.
A fire up McCloud creek, about three
miles from the railroad. burned over
about ten acres of timber land on Mon
day.
Four-room house and two lots for sale,
500 down and balance same as rent.
Property located near the ferry. G. F.
Craig.
Robt. Wilson, first trick operator at
the Great Northern, has been transfer
red to Spokane, where he will pound
brass at the passenger depot.
The North American Real Eetate and
Realty Co., real estate bought, sold and
exchanged. Enos G. Gale, Agent, Blue
slide, Wash, Stevens county. "A
The Sam Moon place, west of Diamond
Lake, six miles from Scotia, sold last
week for $4,000. There are about 800
acres in the place, partly under cultiva-
ton.
Suite of downstairs rooms to rent,
suitable for two or four gentlemen; one
upstairs room suitable for one or two
gentlemen; everything modern. Mrs.
Geo. Hynes.
There will be dance at Dalkena Sat-
urday evening, June Is. Music will be
furnished by the Majestic Orchestra. of
Newport, and good time is guaranteed
to all. Tickets 75c.
Prosecuting Attorney Kirkpatrick and
Deputy Sheriff CA. Ledgerwood were
in town Wednesday evening, leaving
this morning for Camden, where their
official services are in demand.
The Spirit Lake ball team failed to
show up for the game at Newport Sun.
day last. but arrangements have been
concluded for another game here next
Sunday. The Spirit Lake boys promise
to make good and be here this time.
Considerable activity in real estate
continues in the vicinity of Penrith
During the past year % tractsof FIVE and
ten acres have been sold, and number
of purchasers have started to improve
their properties by clearing the land and
setting out orchards.
w. P. Appleman, of Spokane, was IL
town several days this week, the guest
of his cousin, s. J. Appleman. The two
Applemans had never met before, bu1
the similarity of names brought them
together and they were easily able t.
trace the relationship.
Mrs. Hilda Won Zweygberg. who live'
q few miles west Of town, now has new
home to replace the one recently de
stroyed by FIRE. In the fire she los
many valuable books and hand painted
views from Finland and Germany, which
of course cannot be replaced and tn
loss OF which she feels keenlY.
/ j. w. Ashpaugh has returned from
| trip to the Walla Walla, Eastern Oregon
and Yakima countries. he saw man.
old friends for the first time in man
wears. but no section Of the country tina
he visited offered any advantages tina
4 would induce him to leave the Newpor
countrv He saws it is necessary for on
to 90 away from home to appreclao
! what really good country we are nv
i ling in.