The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1910-05-05
See Crandall for watches.

See Crandall for watches.
Bills for Sengfelder's ice cream.
A nice new line of good up-to.date
jewelry at Shreve's.
So.Light Flour, best in town, try a
sack. Vawter & Graupner.
AUCTIONEER-Will cry sales any
where. r. E. Ellis, Newport. Wash. tt
WANTED-Bids TO, building 1900 feet
of sidewalk in Cedar Park. A. M. Harris.
For Sale or Rent----The h. J.
Anderson residence.
Edgings, $l.25 per cord; trimmer
blocks, $3.50 per load, delivered. Moeser
Lumber Co.
Mrs. F. w. Stewart and family have
gone to Locke to spend the summer on
their homestead.
The Women's Guild of the Episcopal
church will meet with Mrs. Millar Sat.
uludys Nay 9, dt q .oO y. III.
Mrs. T. L. Oidne had the misfortune
to fall and fracture bone in her left
arm, at her home west of town Monday.
Phillip Nagle has been sick the past
week with an attack of pneumonia, out
is now somewhat improved in health.
Early Rose seed potatoes SIPS
per cwt. Home Grocery
H. &. Rowlands, who has been en-
ployed on Silver Birch Farm the past
winter, has gone back to his claim west
of Locke.
P. A. Bert and family left Monday
morning for Libby, Mont, to which
place Mr.. Bert moved his billiard hall
equipment.
FOR SALE-Four set heavy Sheutler
logging trucks with chains complete.
Inquire Frost-Cope Lumber c., Wren
coe. Idaho. 51-4
Have you seen the ten-acre tracts
across the river? If not, why not? It
is money for you to investigate. See
Mcdonald.
G. A. Waterman purchased the pool
and billiard tables of Koch & Weinkauff
and is having them fixed up for use in
his billiard hall. The tables were but
slightly damaged by the fire.
Considerable interest is being mani
tested in the Benner county local option
election to be held May Is. Both sides
are expressing their ability to win out.
but no great confidence is shown by
either.
A gentleman named Eastman, of Spo-
kane, was in town Monday. looking over
the new Hotel Martin, with view to
leasing it. This is the second trip Mr..
Eastman has made to Newort in connec-
ton with the deal.
frank Bradley and wife, of Milan. have
been guests of the Fl. c. Field family.
Mrs. Bradley was taken sick with erysip-
elias last week, which has compelled
them to prolong their stay. Mr.. Bral-
ley is sawmill operator and is inter-
ested IN starting mill west of Cusick.
F. NJ. Smith has leased the building
formerly occupied by the Barry saloon,
and will move his restaurant into it,
providing much better quarters for his
business. C. E. Smith, the barber.
whose former place of business in the
Koch & Weinkauff building was put out
of commission by the fire will move into
the room vacated by the restaurant.
| Carrie Nation was in Newport few
minutes Sunday evening while Great
Northern train No. 8 stopped at the
depot. The world-famoussa saloon smasher
is plain, motherly looking old lady,
who nodded pleasantly to those at the
depot who saw her sitting in the day
coach. She evidently had not heard OF
Old Town or she would have got off the
train to do little investigating.
Neil Burrell. general western manager
for the Valen tine-C Clark Co., Of Chicago,
is in Newport this week, experimenting
the loading out of cedar poles purchased
by the firm from w. g. CLANCY. The
Valentine Clark Co. contemplates the
esta blishment of yard in the North
west, and is fayorably impressed with
the location Of Newport 90 the center Of
the pole business Of this section.