The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1910-02-17


Newport Steam Laundry.
FOR SALE-One or two fresh mich
cows c. NJ Talmadge.
For high grade mems and boys shoes
90 to Gust Anderson's store.
Quaker Corn Flakes, 1Oc.
HOME GROCERY
While butter IS so high use those large
pals of jelly for 80 cents at Kelly's.
Floral Blend Coffee, the best Csc coffee
on the South Side. PAYNE L Vawter.
A Boomers Ferry man was fined sou
and costs recently for killing deer out OF
season.
FOR SALE-Buff Orpington eggs; tine
winter layers; 81 for Is, Sc for 100. '. T.
Brown.
L. 8. Trow bridge has moved back from
Greenacres, Wash, to his place north
of Ashenfelter bay.
Do not fail to attend the coat sale at
Sherman's, if you desire to save money.
One third to onehalf off.
The M. E. Ladies Aid will give sale
and supper IN the Sutherland building
Feb % Everybody come.
Deputy Sheriff Wilcox, OF Bonner
county, is laid up with a disiocated
shoulder, caused by being pitched out OF
a sleigh
Johnston Bros, of the Calispei valley.
have let contract to John R. Bond for
the erection of a warehouse 24xl50 on
their farm.
The Valentine social given by the
Congregational ladies Monday evening
was an ENJOYABLE affair and Melted the
ladies about $25.
The Northern Idaho i Montana Power
Co. now has private telephone line he
tween Standpoint and Newport, the wires
being strung on the transmission line
poles.
Rev. r. c. Meter has returned from a
trip to Montana. While in that state he
had the privilege OF hearing Carrie Ma
ton. the Ratchet Wielder, deliver a
lecture.
Chas. NJ Talmadge is here from Seat
tie for few days looking after business
matters. Mr. and Mrs. Talmadge expect
to return to Silver Birch to make their
home in the spring,
Phillip Nagle has received from the
the officials OF the Alaska Yukon Pacific
Exposition diploma for the excellence
OF his exhibit OF brick and clay at the
exposition last summer
John R, Bond, of the Calispel valley.
was Newport visitor Tuesday. Mr..
Bond is firm believer in the future of
this section az fruit producer, and will
this season act out an orchard of 500
trees.
The whole Inland Empire country,
except this immediate section, had bad
storm OF the blizzard variety Monday.
This section escaped with a slight snow
storm and very little drop in the tenn
peratnre.
q. W. Johnston, of Tweedie, is New
port visitor today Mr.. Johnston re-
ports lively interest in the Farmers
Institute to be held at Newport March
S, and that most of the farmers OF that
vicinity will be in attendance.
George Neff, R. s. Anderson and c. F.
Smith are at Spokane this week, ap-
pearing "a witnesses for the defense in
the case OF the State vs. Joe Duffy,
charged with having attempted hold
up. Duffy was employed in Neff's bar
Der shop for time last summer.
The Rebekah lodge will hold Wash
ington birthday party at the I. 0. o. F
hall Tuesday evening, Feb. %. Pro
gressive games. with prizes offered for
the luckiest and most unfortunate play
ers, will be the amusement OF the even
ing and refreshments will be served.
Services at the NJ f. church Sunday
Sunday school at 10 a m PASTORS sub.
ject at Il a. m, IA Secret Meeting With
God" Junior League at o. mr. Ep-
worth League at $50 q. "a; at 7 80 o.
m. the subject will be, THE Principles
OF True Discipleship"
]. A. Noble has purchased the interest
of his brother George in the firm of
Noble Bros, and will hereafter conduct
the business alone, handling the same
line OF groceries, dry goods and furnish
ings as heretofore. The change was
perfected today and Mr.. Noble is now
ready to welcome customers of the firm.
The Citizens Electric Co. is a new
firm organized for the purpose of doing
electric wiring and handling all kinds of
electric supplies, fixtures. etc. The firm