The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1910-05-12
Bills for good things.
Miller does undertaking.

! TX II.
| Frank b. Crandall. expert watch
maker.
Did you see Bills new fountain. Come
in and see it work.
Rick wood for sale cheap. Inquire of
Star Livery. Phone 40. 45tf
! FOR SALE-Six fresh mich cows. A.
Krogh, Deer Valley, Wash.
For Sale or Rent----The H. J.
Anderson residence.
WANTED-To hire logging teams to
work in logging camp. Fidelity Lumber
Co.
! Have you seen those 81 .25 ice cream
freezers at Millards? Just the thing for
family use.
A. f. Tolbert has purchased from c.
G. Payne residence on North Wash
ington avenue.
Chas. NJ. Talmadge left Monday morn
ing for Moscow, where he will serve on
the Federal grand jury.
You will never complain. for you will
be contented with your lot If it is located
in the Jaynes addition.
DR.. Phillips was at Cusick Sunday and
took Mrs. holland to Spokane on the
evening train for an operation.
Occur d'Alene's city council has in
preparation an ordince fixing the license
for "near beer" Joints at $4,000 per year.
| Ii you work at the Fidelity mill you
should own a ter-acre tract on the bench.
| You will be nearer your work than now.
| See Mcdonald.
J. P. Berneck went to Oakesdale We'd
| nesday morning to look oyer the pros
poets for wheat crop and to line up
threshing contracts.
President F. A. Blackwell, of the Pan
handle Lumber Co., went to lone Sun
day, to be present at test OF the ma
chinery OF the plant.
The young people Of the NJ. E. church
have in course of preparation program
entitled, eye Old Fashioned Singing
Skule." Watch the papers for date and
place.
The Northern Idaho & Montana Power
Co. will this week start crew of men
burning brush along the right-of-way of
its power line between Newport and
Standpoint.
Suite of downstairs rooms to. rent,
suitable for two or four gentlemen; one
upstairs room suitable for one or two
gentlemen; everything modern. Mrs.
Geo. Hynes.
Lecture at Kelly's Hall Saturday even
ing, May IA, on Halley's Comet and
other astronomical points. illustrated
by over 100 views of the heavenly bodies.
Proceeds for the benefit of the Catholic
church.
c. P. Boland, Great Northern civil
engineer, who was in charge of the work
of wrecking the Great Northern bridge
at the Falls, spent Sunday with Newport
friends. He is now in charge OF repair
work on the Cascade division.
Agent Gibbs, of the I. & w. N, has
purchased the Office building of the old
Spirit Valley mill. and has had it moved
onto lots in Cedar Park, purchased from
the Newport Washington Land Co. The
building will be remodeled for resi-
dence.
Smiths restaurant has been moved
into its new quarters in the room for
merly occupied by the Barry saloon,
Frank has neatly fitted up the place and
is better fixed than ever before for the
wants of his patrons. The G. E. Smith
barber shop will be moved into the room
| vacated by the restaurant.
The young people of the First Baptist
church will hold poverty social on
Friday evening, May 13. Every one
come in their old clothes. A program
and games will be the amusements and
refreshments will be served. A good
time is assured every one. Admission,
10 cents. Each lady is requested to
bring sample of the dress she is wear
ing.
F. G. Krause went to Spokane Satur-
day morning, returning in the evening
with a fine REQ touring car. The ma
chine is q 35-horsepower OF the 1910
model and is equipped with all the lat
est improvements. including top and
shield. Mr.. Krause has mastered the
mysteries of the rig and handles it in
good shape.
Carl o. VAIL. the Newport ferryman,
who drew No. 162 in the Occur d'Alene
reservation land drawing. was at the
Lake City last week to respond when