The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1910-01-06

Frank d. Crandall, expert watch
maker.
a nice new line OF good up-to. date
jewelry at Shreve's.
Call on W. F. Knight for wood of all
kinds. Tel. No. 50.
Teams wanted to haul logs. Inquire
of Moeser-Remly Lumber Co.
Suits cleaned, pressed and repaired by
Frank York, rearo OF Zillinger's shoe shop.
FOR SALE-Cordwood stumpage on
Dick Cenke place. near Albeni Falls.
Phillip Nagle
The o. n. O. 500 Club was entertained
Monday evening at the home of DR. and
Mrs. Roudwin
r. l.. Paulsen has bought from G. l..
Gilbert the building occupied by the
City Meat Market.
Walter Clark, assistant superintend-
of this division of the Great Northern
has been in town the past two days.
J. l.. Jaynes, who has been working
at the Kelly store, has taken a position
as clerk with the Lund Hardware Co.
All undertaking calls answered
promptly. We take charge of the funeral
and save YOU the worry Boyer Furni-
ture Co.
Mrs. J. r: Veatch, who has been visit
ing the Veatch and Javnes families. re-
turned to her home in. Sheridan, Wyo.,
on Wednesday.
Buy Mocha and Java coffee at Kelly's
at Soc: Each package entities you to a
ticket, and when you get 100 tickets you
get lady's fine gold watch.
Louie Kirchan made another trip to
Montana this week after cattle for his
local market. Louie has been picking
up some fine stock on the Montana
ranges.
Mrs. George Hynes can take two or
three more pupils in music at the pres
ent time. She has been very successful
in teaching, Her patrons all unite in
praising her methods.
Catholic services at St. Anthonv's
church every first and third Sunday at
8 a. M. Sunday school every Sunday at
1890 a. m. Seats are free and cordial
invitation is extended to all to attend
the services
The directors sof the FIRST National
Bank besides declaring the usual divi-
dend have passed 81 900 Of the earnings
of the bank into the surplus fund, which
now amounts to $225O. The annual
meeting of the stockholders OF the in
stitution will be held Tuesday. Jan. 18th.
Rev. Livingston. formerly pastor of
Hope Congregational church of this city,
later located at .Edmonds, Wash, on
Puget Sound, has been compelled by
poor health to give up the ministry for
time. Mr.. and Mrs. Livingston are now
living in Spokane and Mr.. Livingston
will engage in some outdoor occupation.
Two miners in the Northport district,
while operating diamond drill with a
gasoline engine, were overcome by the
gas from the exhaust OF the engine One
was found dead in the tunnel and the
other died soon after being brought out.
Three men who attempted to rescue
them nearly met the same fate.
There were recorded at Colville last
week the transfers from the Spokane
Lead Mines Co. to G.. T. Underwood of
the following claims in the Metaiine
district Bella May Fraction, Bella May
Fraction No. 8, Blue Jacket, Diamond
R, Diamond r No. 2, one-half interest
Roebuck Quartz Lode, the mill site on
Town Greek and Canyon claim. Also
the transfer from G. T. Underwood to
Diamond r Lead Mining Co. of the same
properties.
Last Friday evening the Congrega-
tional church held it's annual business
meeting, and after disposing al consid-
cradle routine business elected the fol-
lowing officers for the coming wear :
Deacon, J. L. Montzheimer: trustees.
George Torreson and A. F. Horton :
treasurer, j.. L. Montzheimer; clerk.
Mrs. FL. Halford; deaconesses, Mes
danes r. /. Towle and E. E. Reid. The
roll showed membership of 125 and all
departments of the work we'll organized