The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1910-03-31

Hats at reduced prices at the PARIS
Store
Who said we had quit? Not vet.
Pavnes & Vawter.
A nice new line of good up-to date
| jewelry at Shreve's.
| s. S. Stacy has built on his lots on
Fifth street in Cedar Park.
! A full line of the celebrated Jefferson
Rivers and Cruisers at Sherman's.
/ Mrs. H. J. Anderson, of Spokane. is
guest at the homo of her sister Mrs. C.
| F. Craig.
We are still there with the goods. and
| they are good goods. Try them. Payne
| & Vawter.
/ F. A. Menzies. travelling freight agent
| for the |. 4 w. NJ, WAS in town We'd
nesday- on business.
| President Blackwell, of tho Idaho &
Washington Northern, made a trip down
river this morning.
| Bargains at the Paris Store all next
week. We are cleaning up to make
room for new goods.
! WANTED-Youna pigs. Ii you have
any to sell write or call on H. f. Run
nells, Newport, Wash. 46-2
| The Women's Guild of the Episcopal
church will meet with Miss Cowing Sat
urday, April 2, at 2:30 p. m.
! 6 s. Mariner, special agent for the
/ Norwich Union Pire Insurance Co., was
| transacting business in town Tuesday.
&AOO Spot cash for four room
VIZ house, two lots. Will rent
| for $12 per month. Charles F. Craig.
The ladies of the NJ. E. Ladies' Aid
Society will give cooking sale at c. O.
Green's store on Saturday afternoon.
| April 2.
J. T. Gibbs was at Occur d'Alene Fri.
day to attend the funeral Of. his wife's
sister, Mrs. j. H. Crawford, who died in
the hospital following an operation.
c0En For an acre, tract in the
QAOV Jaynes Addition. The only
acre tracts for this price adjoining the
city of Newport. Charles F. Craig.
| The dance given Monday evening by
the ladies of the Catholic church proved
great success. both socially and fnan-
cially. The ladies netted about SIS from
the event, which will be used in furnish
ing the church.
! J. P. Berneck has purchased from the
Spirit Valley Lumber Co., the lumber in
the old dry shed. and J. T. Gibbs has
purchased the Office building and will
have it moved onto the rear of his resi-
dence property on Spokane avenue.
| The South Side Improvement Asso-
citation is doing good work on the Union
avenue grade Petitions are being cir
culated this week for grading and side
walks on Newport avenue and portion
of Fifth street. This is the class of i'm
provements that inc reases property
values.
C. Logan, formerly manager of the
Steamer Ruth, Joe Barry and W. II.
Seltz, are shipping their goods to Mon.
tana today to take up residence on their
homesteads. Jake Shull is also ship
ping carload of stock, wagons, ETC.,
which he expects to dispose of there and
return to Newport.
Easter services at the churches drew
out large attendance. At each of the
churches special musical programs for
the day had been provided. At st. An
| thongs church Leonard's "Third Mass"
was given. 1t will be repeated at the
church next Sunday, the service begin
ming at 10 a. m.
Mrs. Jackson Silbaugh, of Seattle,
state organizer of the w. C. T. o., was
here today to give two addresses.
She speaks to the students of the public
school in the afternoon and in the EVEN
ing delivers an address in the Baptist
church. The purpose of Mrs. Silsbaugh's
visit is to organize union among local
women. She has been spending some
time in Stevens county, and hasorganized
several societies on the west side. Mrs.
Silbaugh is an old schoolmate OF 8. J.
Appleman and enjoyed pleasant visit
with him during her stay.