The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1910-04-21

Rick WOOD Tor sale cheap Ahqoiio "
Star Livery. Phone 40. 4otf
Full blood 8. G. Brown Leghorn eggs
81 90 for Is. J. F. Anderson. 46tf
WANTED-Woman to 60 into home
to do washing and ironing. Phone 742.
Early Rose seed potatoes $1-25
ner cwt. Home Grocery
Cad belong and wife are now operat-
ing the boarding house at the Fidelity
mill.
FOR SALE-Buff Orpington eggs; tine
winter layers; 81 for Is, Sc for 100. '. r.
Brown.
The latest rage, Chantecler belt
buckles and neck pins, are on display at
the Paris Store.
WANTED-Woman to sew from l to .
D. m. Mrs. NJ. w. Mclean, one door
south of Newport Hotel.
P. a. Bert has closed his pool room in
the McMorran building aid is moving
the outfit to Libby, Mont.
FOR SALE--A small lot OF good fruit
trees for family orchard about 30 trees,
all standard varieties. Sidney W. Rogers.
Ii you work at the F id city mill you
should own ter-acre tract on the bench.
You will be nearer vonr work than now.
See Mcdonald.
Mrs. W. C.. Adam returned home
Tuesday evening, having spent several
months in California. Her health is
considerably improved.
Rey. G.. H. Rice preached trial SER
mon before Spokane Congregational
church last Sunday, and it is likely that
a call will be extended to him from the
city church.
Carl O. VAIL, the Newport ferryman,
has again been awarded the contract to
RIM the ferry by the Bonner county
commissioners, his bid of $75 per month
having been the only one received.
The council has had the electric police
call bell reinstalled The call is oper-
ated by the telephone operators in re-
spouse to telephone calls. 1t is con-
venience and protection much appre-
ciated by the ladies OF the city.
It was found necessary to take Harry
Dunwoodie to Spokane last Friday to
undergo surgical operation. The young
man had but recently recovered from
the effect of being accidentally shot. He
stood the operation in good shape and is
convalescing.
The Knights and Ladies OF Security
will give benefit dance at Kelly's Hall
Tuesday evening, April 26, for Ray
Strong, who was so badly injured while
working at the laundry several weeks
ago. A large attendance is urged as it
is a worthy cause.
Jake Shull has returned from trip to
that part of Montana which drew so
many residents of this section the past
winter to take up dry farming home
steads. Mr.. Shull was not very favor
ably impressed with the conditions there
at present.
Fred H. Schmidt, of Elkader, Iowa;
w. F. Schmidt, of Wolbach. Neb. nc.
Schmidt, OF Seattle, and Henry Dettmer,
of Garnaylllo. Iowa, have been guests of
the editor of THE MINER this week, and
attending to business matters in this
section. Fred H. is the father of Erwin
Schmidt, the former Newport young
man who died at Spokane last month.
The Old Fashioned Concert given at
the First Baptist church Tuesday even
ing proved a success and the program
presented was much enjoyed. The
ladies of the church who promoted the
affair cleared about $50, which will be
used to aid in the construction of the
church parsonage, work on which will
soon be started.
The Fidelity ball team and picked
up team from town played a good game
Of bali Sunday, the town BOYS winning
with score of 6 to 2. A team is being
picked from the two to represent the
town on the diamond and those who saw
the workout are of the opinion that a
good team can be worked up from the
available material. Several applications
have been received from Spokane teams
for games at this place.
1t is reported that the new town site
at Sullivan Creek will be ready to he
placed on the market about the middle
OF May. There has been some delay in
securing title from the Interior depart-
ment, as the land to be occupied bv the
the TOWNSHIP was included in the recent
water power withdrawal by Secretary
Ballinger. The matter is now about ar
ranged. A brick making plant was
shipped to Sullivan Creek this week the
proprietor expecting to be on the ground
in good season.