The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1910-09-08

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kirkpatrick Monday.
Another car of So-L,te Flour iust re.
ceived. Try barrel. Vawter & Graup.
ner.
A. Hageman, of the West Branch
country. was Newport visitor Wednes-
day.
When you need an undertaken call
Harding & Harding. Night and day
phones.
| Team for Sale-Road team weighing
about 2l00; cheap. P. N. Linder, Box
331, Newport. l7-2
have some good live property in lone,
WASH, to exchange for timber land. R.
Allen, lone, Wash. lib
Mrs. Fred Phillips desires a number
of pupils for instruction on piano and
organ. See her for particulars.
FOR SALE-4 h. p. gasoline launch,
2O-ft. length; price 500. Address w.
L. Chrysler, Odessa, Wash. left
FOR SALE-About Is tons of loose
timothy hay in barn. R. D. Anderson,
Penrith, Wash. lift
FOR sALE-Brown gelding, years
old, weight about 100 lbs. Jas. Clel.
and, Newport, Wash. lstf
Chippewa shoes for men,
Mobiles Store.
George Graupner and his sister left
today, via the Burlington route, to visit
their parents at Lexington, Missouri.
George Torreson and wife left this
morning on the Oriental Limited for a
visit at their former home at Jewel, la.
WANTED-Will trade Shetland pony
with new buggy, harness and saddle for
cows. Write Ralph Gordon, Penrith,
Wash. 14-4
J. G. Jacobson left this morning via
the Great Northern for Story City, Iowa,
where he will join his family in visit
with relatives.
FOR SALE-Two heavy work teams.
One team weighs 1900 lbs, the other
Teams are at Ruby, Wash.
17tf Cleve Sample, Ruby, Wash,
Mrs. L. A. Cary and Miss Minnie
Dyas were called to Bellevue, Iowa, last
week by telegram announcing the
death of their mother.
WANTED-Man to work on ranch;
man with family preferred; house to
live in furnished and $50 per month
wages. Geo. II. Boiler, Newport 1872
Rev. N. s. Hawk, of the NJ. E. church,
has returned from attending conference
at Spokane. He has been assigned to
the Newport charge for another year.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Con-
gregational church will have sale of
home cooking Saturday afternoon, Sept.
10. at the store of the Newport Furni-
ture Co.
Walter Rogers, of Spokane, was in
town Monday. Walter is as enthusiast
tic New port booster as when he was
manager of the Northern Mercantile
store in this city.
If you are thinking Of buying a
mackinaw it will be worth while to
look my line over. Noble.
Cool weather suggests that it is time
to be putting up your heating stove.
Willard has big line ranging from the
sheet iron heater to the best made. Call
and look them over.
Mrs. J. L. Montzhei'ner and children
lest Wednesday for an extended trip.
They will visit points in Idaho, Salt
Lake City. Denver, Kansas and with
relatives at their former home in Iowa.
E. B. Griffin and family left Tuesday
over the Burlington for McGreQor,
Texas, where they will make their home.
Mr. Griffin health was such that it was
necessary for them to seek another eli
mate.
Fred Amsbaugh, of Occur d'Alene,
assistant manager of the Blackwell
Lumber Co., was the guest of his par
ents in this city Wednesday. he came
here to meet his wife on her return from
trip east.
The records at Colville show the trans
fer of the D. Mihills place at Tweedie to
abe Commonwealth Realty Co. The
Mihills place is one of the best known
timothy ranches in this section and ad-
joins the station at Tweedie.
After going through the fire season
without a warden located in that vicin-
ity the people of Cusick now have fire
warden in the person of John R. Bond.
Mr.. Bonds appointment was made at
the urgent request of Senator Anderson.
President Davis, of the Oriole mine at
Metaline, went down to the property
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