The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1910-04-14

| A Methodist EplScOpal cHuTCH Has
been organized at lone with mem er-
ship of twelve.
! The latest rage, Chantecler belt
buckles and neck pins, are on display at
the Paris Store.
Mike Fox. Jr.. left Monday evening
for Montana to join the ranks OF the
Montana homeseekers from this section.
c0nn For lot in the Blackwell
PAVO Addition. Two blocks from
Washington Avenue. Charles F. Craig.
agent.
VIM. Vane has ordered 1000 pear trees
which he will set out on his island in
the Pend Oreille, half mile east OF AL
beni Falls.
| The First National Bank is giving
away a neat penholder for advertising
purposes. If You want one call at the
bank and get it.
At st. Anthony's Catholic church
there will be two masses next Sunday.
Low mass will be celebrated at a. m.
and high mass at 10 a. m.
FOR RENT-Metalne Hotel. nine
furnished rooms, large dining room; the
largest building in Metaline. Eugene
G. Brooks, Metaline, Wash. Lock box
So. 45-4
U. 8. Reidt, of Penrith, was in town
today with team he recently purchased
and brought in to fit out with a new
harness from Murphy and a wagon from
Lund's.
A. w. Bronson, OF Metamora, Mich.
was in town Tuesday calling on friends.
He had been called to Spokane last week
by the death of his mother, Mrs. Julia
Bronson, formerly of this city.
U. s. Anderson and wife, of Blueslide,
have gone to Standpoint to be in attend
ance at a law suit they have brought
against the Page-Hill Co. in contro-
versy over some cedar poles.
The Hugh Kennedy family will this
week complete arrangements for moving
to their new home at Pacific City, Ore.
Mr.. Kennedy is interested in the COM
pany that is exploiting the new town
and is erecting sawmill there.
| Rev. Herbert P. Livingston will occupy
the pulpit in the Congregational church
next Sunday, morning and evening,
during the absence of the pastor. The
evening service will begin at 8 O'Clock
Rev. Livingston was formerly pastor of
the church.
John }. Goar, state manager, and z
d. Horne, district manager for the NJ
B. A., are in the city in the interest OF
their order. A large class adoption will
be the result of their visit. Mr.. Horne
will remain here for several DAYS, this
being his district.
w. Z. Adam returned Saturday even
ing from several months stay in SUNNY
California. Mrs. Adam stopped off at
Lewiston, Idaho, for stay with rela.
tives. Her health has been greatly
benefited by the southern climate. Mr.
Adams returns to Newport better pleased
than ever with the Newport country.
John H. Jennings, the new manage,
OF the Northern Idaho & Montana Powe,
Co., and E. B. Horst, commercial agen,
of the company. were Newport visitors
Friday. They were looking over the
situation with a view to getting the
power line from Standpoint into use
after which they will furnish 24.hou,
service to this city. They expect to &C.
complish this in about month.
The case of Jack Harper against the
Great Northern Railroad Co.. for dam.
ages to the amount of $4,000 for per.
sonal injuries sustained by being hit b,
an engine in the Newport yards abou,
two years ago, was heard at Sandpoint
this week. Wednesday afternoon the
jury brought in verdict for the defend.
ant company after being out about ter
minutes.
Mrs. Griffith will move her Paris
store stock of millinery into the Smith.
eriand building, now occupied bv the
newport Table Supply Co. The store
room is being partitioned off for the nst
OF ootn businesses, Mrs. Griffith takine
the north half, which will give her mucf
better facilities for the display of he,
s.ock. The building now occupied b,
rne Paris Store will be remodeled bv tn.
lowner, Mrs. Edith Olson.