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

Hats at reduced prices at the Paris
Store.
Who said We had quit2 Not yet
Pavne & Vawter.
A nice new line of good up-to. date
jewelry at Shreve's.
Mrs. A. E. Reid and son Eugene are
guests of Spokane friends.
2OOO-Ib safe for sale. Ask
Gary $.
Rick wood for sale cheap. Inquire of
Star Livery. Phone 40. 45tf
Full blood S. C. Brown Leghorn eggs.
$1.0O for Is. J. F. Anderson. 46tf
AUCTIONEER-Will cry sales any
where. R. E. Ellis, Newport. Wash. tt
Miss Dyaz, of the Cary store, has re-
turned from a several months visit in
the east
FOR SALE-Barred Rock eggs. $3.50
per setting of Is. Silver Birch harm,
Newport. 46tf
Bert Hunter is now night sawyer at
the Fidelity mill, succeeding Mr.. Carter,
who has resigned.
Archie Mcdonald has purchased two
lots on Newport avenue on the South
Side from Ray Hoisington.
VIM. Moeser and F. c. Krause at
tended meeting of directors of the Citi-
zens' State Bank at Priest River Tues
day.
The Interstate Telephone Co. lie in
vestigating the proposition of erecting
central station building on Washington
avenue.
C00O For lot in the Blackwell
%AOV Addition. Two blocks from
Washington Avenue. Charles F. Craig,
agent.
J. r. Brott, :,ne of the publishers of
the Calispel Valley Times, of Usk, was
Newport visitor Tuesday in the interest
of his paper.
The Central Market had big bear
carcass on sale this week. The animal,
one of the largest ever seen here, was
killed east of town.
NJ. c. Coryelle and wife, who spent
the winter at Olympia, Wash, have re-
turned to their ranch near Wolfred and
will spend the summer there.
FOR RENT Metaline Hotel. nine
furnished rooms, large dining room; the
largest building in Metaline. Eugene
c. Brooks, Metaline, Wash. Lock box
SO. 45-4
The work of grading Union avenue on
the South Side has been completed and
laying of sidewalks is now in progress.
The people of the street. who have &C.
complished this improvement. have rea-
son to be proud of the results.
lug odu1ACSOuS tAdku06StcE Oh the /,
& W. N. was injured one day last week
by falling onto the pillow used to unload
the gravel cars. He had several ribs
cracked and was forced to lay off a few
DAYS, but is back on the job again.
C. F. Craig and A. NJ. Harris were at
Priest River Saturday, attending meet
ing of the directors of the Priest River
State Bank. E. W. Harris. secretary of
the Dalkena Lumber Co., was elected
vice-president OF the bank.
A local branch of the Women's Chris
tian Temperance Union was organized
last Thursday evening by Mrs. jackson
Silbaugh. of Seattle, state organizer.
About 60charter members were enrolled.
The officers are: Mrs. Lucerne Holman,
president; Mechanics A. L. Nourse and
J. c. Grover, vice-presidents; Mrs. s. ].
Appleman, secretary, and Mrs. Edward
Britton, treasurer.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. C. Lawrence, OF
Winchester, Idaho. former residents of
city, delighted Newport friends with a
visit on Tuesday. Mr.. Lawrence Is con-
nected with the Craig Mountain Lumber
Co., which has built railroad and large
sawmill on Craig mountain. Although
delayed by bad weather, washouts,
switchmen's strikes and a scarcity OF
material, work on the mill is progressing
rapidly. The completion of the railroad
enabled the company to bring the ma
chinery to the mill in cars, but large
consignments have been in h:oekades.