The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1910-08-11
Miller does undertaking.

fix 1t.
The Paris Store is showing fine new
line of patent leather belts.
Buy your watches, clocks and jewelry
of Shreye and save money.
c. F. Bell left this morning for BUSH
ness trip to Metaline Falls.
For high grade mems and boys shoes
60 to Gust Anderson's store.
When you want the best of -four get
So-Lite. South Side Grocery.
| VIM. and Chas. Moeser made bust
ness trip to lone and Metaline Falls
Monday.
Have your laundry done at the Cres-
cent Hand Laundry. All work done
satisfactorily.
FOR SALE-Bull calf 6 months old.
seven-eighths Jersey. Johnston Bros,
Cusick, Wash. 1873
have some good live property in lone,
WASH, to exchange for timber land. R.
Allen, lone, " ash. 7-13
Mrs. Chris Zeigler has been very sick
the past week, but is now slightly I'M
proved in condition.
-Woodchopper to cut sew
eral hundred cords of wood. Inquire of
Paul Gladisch, Newport.
Henry A. Miller, Undertaken and Ii
censed Embalmer. All calls answered
promptly, day or night.
J. G. Maher, the travelling freight rep
iesentative of the Great Northern, was
a Newport visitor Tuesday,
DIR. Chas. Phillips and wife, of Lewis
ton, Idaho, are the guests of his brother,
DR.. John T. Phillips, of this city.
VIM. Ross, of North Yakima, has
bought the E J. Kichemaster ranch
down river and will take up his home
on the place next week.
At meeting of the stockholders of
the bank OF Spirit Lake, held Thursday,
A. E. Reid and E. j. Bauman were
elected to the directorate to fill vacancies
caused by the retirement of A. B. Jacoby
and G. P. Lindslev Spirit Lake Herald.
G. A. Fielder, wife and son, DR.. Chas.
Phillips and wife, of Lewiston, Idaho,
and Mrs. DIR. Phillips, of Newport, left
today tor hunting and fishing outing
at the McInnis mill down river. They
will stop with Owen Barney while there,
an assurance that the commissary de-
partment will be we'll looked after.
DR.. Phillips. local health officer, is in
receipt of an anonymous communication
making complaint OF sanitary conditions
on the South Side. The health officer
refuses to pay any attention to anony-
nous complaints, but if the party maxi
ing the complaint will make himself
known the matter will be investigated.
On Friday last John Bettancourt, of
Cement, filed his candidacy for the Re-
publican nomination for the Office of
representative in the state legislature.
John has had the legislative bee buzzing
in his bonnet for some years past, but
his candidacy has never been taken
seriously and we doubt that it will be
this time.
The Fidelity night crew was laid off
Saturday night, owing to shortage OF
logs. 1t is impossible to bring any logs
down the west branch of the Priest River
until the fall rains set in and raise the
river. The day shift will probably be
able to keep going until the freeze-ur
comes.
Eddie Kelly has returned from his
motorcycle trip to California. In COM
pany with Charles Flynn he went as far
as Sacramento on their machines, and
also made the return trip by machines
as far as Colfax in the Palouse country,
where the dust got so fierce that Eddie
completed the trip by rail, Flynn taking
a job as engineer for threshing outfit
and will return to Newport later
G. w. Voss, of Spokane, was New
port visitor Wednesday. Mr.. Voss ex-
poets to soon return to Newport to make
his home in his South Side residence and
will also do development work on his
ranch near Penrith. Since leaving this
section Mr.. Voss has investigated a
number of the much advertised sections
of the Northwest, and returns firmly
convinced that none hold out better
promise OF return than this section.
The I. & w. n. has put in new spur
at Kent Creek, about three miles south
of Dalkena, and, it is being utilized by
the ranchers of that vicinity to ship out
cedar poles, shingIe bolts and cordwood.
The McCloud creek spur is also furnish
ing large tonnage. the Pratt Lumber
Co. shipping out the cut of the Graham
mill to Wadsworth, Ohio. The policy of
the I. & w. N. in putting in the SPURS