The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1910-07-14

Il Miller does undertaking.
Frank D. Crandall, expert watch.
maker.
If your watch is broken let Shreve
fix It.
Hotel Idaho-Board and room IS per
week. If
Team for sale, cheap. V. P. Brown,
Newport. 3tf
Baseball sunday-Silver Birch vs..
Fire Department.
Midsummer Garments cut in price
at the Paris Store.
Buy your watches, clocks and jewelry
OF shreye and save money.
For high grade mems and boys shoes
60 to Gust Anderson's store.
| Appel Bros. have this week received
orders for Is carloads of cedar poles.
Caloric, the best fireless cooker on the
market, for sale at Lund Hardware Co.
Mrs. D. Caldwell. of lone, has been
the guest of Newport friends this week.
Attorney s. W. Rogers was in Spokane
on business several DAYS the first of the
week.
| Mrs. G. F. Bell and little daughter
returned this noon from two week g
| visit at Seattle.
VIM. and Chas., Moeser returned
Wednesday evening from their trip into
eastern Oregon.
G. M. Jackson. travelling passenger
agent of the Canadian Pacific, was a
Newport visitor Wednesday.
The Fidelity mill was closed down
Wednesday afternoon to make slight
repairs. Saving was resumed Thurs
day morning.
The Model Bakery invites your in
spection of it's new quarters on Wash
ington avenue. Everything fresh and
clean at all times.
J.J. Ingalls,. Big Bend rancher from
the vicinity of Davenport, is looking
over the Pend Oreille valley, and may
decide to make his home here.
FOR SALE-Wardrobe. bookcase and
writing desk combined, rocking chairs,
dining chairs, kitchen table. A. Willard,
corner Scott av and Second st. Off
The Priest River News passed away
after short existence. The editor
failed to attend to business, there being
too many side lines for sport presented.
Charley Luce, of the Priest River
country, was a Newport visitor today.
Charley is lucky in having good crop
of timothy and wild hay this year.
FOR SALE>>-The Grant-Smith
warehouse; located near the dock.
c. F. Craig.
Fire Tuesday afternoon destroyed the
shingle mill of M. Brill, located near the
Great Northern depot at Standpoint.
The mill had been furnishing steady
employment to ten men.
G. A. Sherman & Co. announce q
clearing sale OF white summer waists,
parasols and ladies' neckwear. Liberal
reductions are made and ladies can find
some exceptional bargains.
NJ. M. Sammons left for Portland
Wednesday evening, accompanying the
body of his father to that city, where it
will be cremated and the ashes sent to
Sheboygan, Mich, the former home of
the family.
The farm hands of Silver Birch have
an idea that they can play some base
ball and have arranged to meet the Fire
Department boys next Sunday after
noon. The proceeds of the game to 60
for the benefit of the fire department.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. f.. Ellsworth arrived
in Newport Sunday night, after an alb
sence of several months spent visiting
| their son in Alaska and viewing the
sights of that territory. They have not
decided on their future location and may
decide to remain in Newport.
An insurance adluster was IN town
Wednesday to adjust the loss on the
Opera Bar and Ida Bruins resort in Old
Town. 1t was generally reported that
there was no insurance on the place, but
it develops that there was to the extent
of $500. Practically all the policies in
the restricted district were cancelled
some time ago.
Capt. Webster, Indian agent. whose
jurisdiction extends over the Calispel
Indians down the river, accompanied
Right of-Way Agent Reynolds, of the I.
& w. N, to Cusick Friday, to consider
the amount of damages caused by build
| ing the road over Indian land just north
of the town of Cusick.