The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1910-01-13
See Crandall for watches.

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Have YOU cordwood for sale? See G..
A. Sherman & Co.
Wood taken in exchange for goods oy
C.. A. Sherman & Co.
For high grade mems and boys shoes
90 to Gust Anderson's store
The quarantine on the Remly resi-
dence will be raised on Friday.
Frank d. Crandall for Watches all
sizes; all kinds; prices right.
Miss Jennie Nelson has secured po'
sition as clerk in the Home Bakery.
S.F. Yeager, the artist, has opened
stndio in the front rooms over the store
Of the H. A. Miller Furniture Go.
Mrs. W. H. McVey, of Spokane, was
a Newport visitor Tuesday, looking after
her property interests in this city.
Mrs. Elizabeth slagle, nee Moore, who
has been visiting relatives in Newport,
retnrned to her home in Republic Thurs
day.
ANo. 6 Belknap logging sled with
wide hunks; been used little, but IN
good condition; snap for some one, al
Bell & Tnrnbull's.
Miss Minnie Dyas. who has been en-
ployed in the Carey store for some time,
has gone to Bellvue. Iowa, for two
months vacation.
The Bonner county. Idaho, district
court has adjourned. The criminal
docket of the court was very heavy dur
ing the last session.
The installation of the new officers OF
the Modern Brotherhood Of America was
postponed from Wednesday night and
will occur on Friday of this week.
Contractor Neeley has started prepar-
atoms for putting on the cement roof on
the new sub-station OF the Northern
Idaho & Montana Power Co. building.
MARRIED-At Spokane. Wash,
Wednesday. January IL, 1910, at p. m,
by Rev. w. j. Hindlev. Fred l.. Wolf to
Mrs. Maude Ainsworth, both of New
port.
The Standpoint fish hatchery has re-
ceiyed 4OO,0 900 brook trout eggs from
Pennsylvania. The eggs will be hatched
and placed in the streams of Northern
Idaho.
The |. & w. n. has started the con-
strnction OF depot at Blanchard. 1t ls
understood that an operator will he in
stalled at that point when the depot is
completed.
F. A. Snedecor, cashier of the Calispel
Valley Bank at Usk, was married at
Walla Walla on Dec % to Miss Adora
B. Bre yer. The couple will reside in
their new home at Usk
B.F. O'Neil, of Wallace, Idaho, chair.
man of the Idaho Republican state COM
mittee, has announced himself as
candidate for governor OF the state to
succeed Gov. Brady, who is also can
didate.
The rear portion of the building occu
pied by C. A. Sherman & Co. caved in
one day this week, and a considerable
amount of damage was done to guam
tity OF hats and shoes. The heavy snow
on the roof probably caused the damage.
Residents of Boomers Ferry. Port Hill
and Copeland, Idaho. are trying to have
seven townships in that vicinity taken
from the Pend Oreille National Forest.
The land IN question is heavily timbered
and the soil is the finest in Northern
Idaho.
Louis Kirchan has returned from
Montana, where he purchased FIVE car
loads of fat steers for the local market.
Two carloads arrived on Saturday. The
influx of settlers into that region is put
ting the cattlemen out of business, and
Louie is on the job looking for the best
for his market.
An extra gang, consisting of about 80
men, in the employ of the |. & w. N,
is quartered in cars at Newport. The
crew is putting in a spur track about
two miles out Of town. below Aschen-
fielder bay. 1t is probable that other
spur tracks within few miles of town
will be put in before the crew leaves
this vicinhy.
E. Bordwell. superintendent of the
Consolidated Lumber Co.'s planning mill
at Elk, was in Newport on business on
Tuesday. He does not anticipate that
his company will take any steps toward
developing their timber holdings down
the Pend Oreille river this season. The
company has large amount of stnmn.