The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1910-04-21
See Crandsll for watches.
Bills for Sengfelder's ice cream.


Bills for Sengfelder's ice cream.
A nice new line of good up-to- date
jewelry at Shreve's.
Try trading on Union avenue, South
Side. Good sidewalk all the way.
c.. B. Turnbull and wife have moved
into the Bracket house on the South
Side
What! Ten acIes at the price of q
village lot, on good terms. See Melon
aid.
W. S. Griffith and family have moved
into one of the Lusher houses on Wash
ington avenue.
Frank Vawter and two little daugh-
tiers were at Spokane Monday, taking in
the Merchants Carnival.
All the latest novelties in neckwear,
belts, hair goods and turban pins are
shown at the Paris Store.
The I. & w. N. has a new gasoline
track speeder for the use Of the telegraph
and telephone line service.
The Interstate Telephone Co.'s ex-
tention Of their line to lone was COM
pleted this week and placed in service.
The Ladies Aid of the ME-. church
will meet at the home of Mrs. Sarah
Green (South Side) on Friday afternoon
April 22nd.
Jacob Martin, Jr.. section foreman
on the Great Northern, is laid up from
work on account OF having got a splinter
in his right eve.
Paul Wilcox. of Standpoint, we'll known
here as an efficient deputy sheriff under
Andy Merritt, is candidate to succeed
Mr.. Merritt this fall.
Phone US one order. Ii you do not
like the goods and service don't phone
any more. If you are pleased phone
again. Payne & Vawter.
U. s. Anderson and wife, OF Blueslide,
returned Friday from Standpoint, where
they won out IN law suit over some
poles with the Page-Hill Co.
Spirit Lake is now rid of saloons. The
Grand hotel saloon, the last of FIVE,
closed Tuesday night at IL o'clock, as
result of the local option election of
Kootensi county last fall.
1t is about time to get the street
sprinkler out. Washington avenue espe-
cially needs sprinkl,ng during the sum-
mer months and some steps should be
taken to secure this service.
Mr.. HOmebuilder:
You need this: Building lot in resi-
dence district, $3.50. Terms. Improve
ments all in. See A. NJ. Harris or r. T.
Anderson.
The home of Charles Dietrich, of Sand
point, former resident of Newport, was
burglarized one day last week. The
burglars got away with three gold
watches belonging 70 Mr.. Dietrich and
wife.
w. F. O'Brien's herd of dairy cattle
roamed about the streets Saturday night
and about o'clock in the morning got
onto some Of the lawns and gardens and
were impounded by, Night Marshal
Straight. 1t cost Mr. O'Br!en 81 each,
$34, to get them out of soak next mo m.
ing.
A. l.. Res has started work ON the
Eagle claim. two miles north of town.
He is preparing to install pumping
outfit and hoist. Working with him 10
Mr.. Gardiner, an experienced miner
from the Occur d'Alene country. They
expect to sort out a car of ore from the
dump for shipment.
The mill OF the Dalkena Lumber Co.
is now working day and night shift,
and the planning mill is getting ont from
three to five carloads of lumber daily.
The yards are being planked and new
electric lighting system has been in
stalled in the yards. In the neighbor-
hood OF 100 men are now employed by
the company. The new tug boat being
built by the company by E. w. Stevens,
the Newport boat builder, ia nearing
completion and will soon be ready for
launching. The boat will be equipped
with As horsepower gasoline engine
and will be used tor handling logs on the
river.