The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1910-04-07

Use Rex -four. More loave.
to the sack than any other Hour
Home Grocery
Attorney Lavan, of Spokane. counse
for the Great Northern, was In town
Wednesday on business relative to thu
Harper personal injury suit.
Irving Martin, of Locke, has sent up a
monster seven-pound turnip to enter
into the competition for the prizes put
up by the Newport Commercial Club.
Tom Hall, we'll known cook, for
merly employed in restaurants at New
port, has returned to this city and open
ed a restaurant in the Heisner. building.
Thos. Fea, who has been working for
the Craig Mountain Lumber Co.. at
Winchester, Idaho, was the guest of his
aunt, Mrs. J. c. Scott, the first of the
week.
G. O. Bracket has purchased the H.
A. Stordock property on Newport Ave.
on the South Side. The Stordock family
will return to their former home in
South Dakota.
The Citizens Electric Co. has placed
fire alarm electric bells in several of the
hotels and boarding houses, to comply
with the requirements of the hotel in
spectlon law.
At Spokane on Monday occurred the
marriage of s. S. Stacey and Mabel c..
Cozon, both of Newport. The groom
has recently built home in Cedar Bark,
where they will reside.
The new ladies' suits from the east
that were expected before Easter but
which were delayed enroute, will arrive
Friday. Call and see them.
The Paris Store
The o. N. O. 500 Club was entertained
Monday evening at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. R. Tiss. the last meeting of the
season. Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence, former
members of the club, were present for
the occasion
The Yoakum Moving Picture Show
gave an exhibition at Kelly's Hall last
night and are billed for another show
tonight. They are perfecting circuit
to include the towns of Rathdrum, Spirit
Lake, Newport and Deer Park, expect
ing to show in each town every week.
At Spokane on Wednesday occurred
the marriage of Roy Rowell and Miss
Carrie Waterman, both of this city. The
young couple went into the city. pre-
sumably on visit, and surprised their
parents and friends by entering the
matrimonial state. They are popular
young folks and will receive the hearty
congratulations of many friends.
The Long mill at Hardscrabble is to be
moved to Davis Lake. Mr.. Long has
secured from the Panhandle Co. lease
on the ground for the mill and has a line
on several years. cut of farmers timber
in the vicinity of the lake. Shipments
will be made from Dalkena over the I.
& W. N. the haul being about three
miles. The balance of the lumber at
Hardscrabble is being loaded out and
men are at work taking down the plant.
W. A. Sloan, of Locke, returned last
week from trip through the west side
IN the interest of his candidacy for coun.
ty assessor. Mr.. Sloan was much en-
couraged by the support given him over
there and has actively entered the lists
He was accompanied on his return to
Locke by r. j. Schmid, of Spokane. a
civil engineer of the city department,
who will spend week or two at the
Sloan ranch. Mr.. Sloan was appointed
census enumerator for Mclaughlin and
LeClerc precincts.
y. +. Jagnes. station agent of the
Great Northern at Newport for the mas,
seven years. has resigned his position
ana mas been succeeded by WV. Kleck.
ner. OF Hibbing. Minnesota. Mr.. Jaynes
and family will make an extended trip
to visit relatives in Nebraska and Cali.
lorna, after which Mr.. Jaynes will take
q position On the telegraphers' force a,
the local depot. Both the railroad and
people OF this section appreciate the
faithful service given by Mr.. Jaynes and
y is pleasure to record that he will re.
main on the force. Mr.. Neckner the
new agent, has been checked In and i
~ iuil charge He comes from one o,
tue important points on the Hill road
and takes hold of the work in name,
that promises efficient service.