The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1910-04-28

celebrated st St. Anthony's Catholic
church at and 10 o'clock a. m.
Mr.. Burgin, until recently employed
at Adams Pharmacy, has moved his
moyed his family to Butte, Mont.
Early Rose seed potatoes SIPS
Der cwt. Home Grocery
Manager Anderson, of the Newport
Telephone Co.. started today to make
repairs on his line between Newport and
| Cusick.
| The ladies OF the Catholic church will
hold pantry sale at the store of the
Newport Furniture Co. on Saturday,
April 30.
The Newport, Idaho, school district,
No. 8, is the richest in Bonner county,
having cash balance on hand of
$l82O.43.
PA. Bert has shipped his pool room
equipment to Libby, Mont, and will
leave here with his family the last of
the week.
Knapp, the baker on Union avenue,
will occupy the Olson store building on
Washington avenue as soon as it can be
| remodeled for his purposes.
Ben Desart, who has been at Silverton,
Oregon, for the past year, has returned
to Silver Birch Farm to work, the eli
mate of this section being more favor
able to his health.
| The trout fishing season for Washing
ton opens Sunday, May /, and the ang-
lers who have been patiently awaiting
this date will then let themselves loose
on the streams of this vicinity.
| Owing to the enormous profit and the
trouble and worry it made me to take
care of the money that we made in the
grocery business, have decided to re.
tire. Consequently 1 have sold my in
terest to Mr.. Graupner. G. G. PAYNE.
A stockholders meeting of the Silver
Lead Co. was held in Newport today.
Among those present from out of town
were B. F. Bourn, of Rathdrum; Davy
Crockett, of Oakesdale; D. Caldwell, of
lone; W. f. Weltzin, of Cement.
| The Craig building, at the corner of
Washington and First, has been leased
to an out of town party and the building
is now being completed. A new bust
ness establishment will be opened as
soon as the work on the building is COM
pleted.
Jas. McInnis. who has had charge of
the outside work for the Panhandle
Lumber Go. for year or more. has re-
signed his position, his personal bust
ness affairs requiring his attention.
Harry Wiley succeeds Mr.. McInnis with
the Panhandle.
Mrs. F. 0. Mills and daughter have
gone to Hunters to spend the summer,
Mr.. Mills having gone there early this
month to work on his ranch. Rev.
Jacquemin and family are occupying
the Mills home until the Baptist par
sonoge can be built.
The marriage of Fred Johnston. of
Tweedie, to Miss Nellie Clark, OF Keo-
kuk, Iowa, occurred in Iowa about two
weeks ago. The young couple have ar
rived here to take up their residence on
the groom's homestead near Tweedie.
G. W. CLANCY, of Spokane, who oper.
ates pole yard at this point, is here
experimenting the shipment of about 30
carloads of poles to eastern points. Mr..
CLANCY expects to be here for some time
and has brought his family with him,
stopping at the Cottage House.
Capt. Flanders, of the steamer Meta
line. was in town Tuesday having a new
shaft for his steamer turned out at the
Newport Iron Works: He is carving
his hand in sling. the result of having
several fingers broken by falling tim
Der. he reports great activity at the
site OF the new cement plant, and that
all Kinds OF business will soon be started
there, awaiting only the opening of the
townsite. which will occur in a month
or six weeks.
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| Inc teachers meeting. held at the
school house Saturday afternoon. was
largely attended by teachers. d;ractore
ana parents interested in school work.
Inc program, which consisted of a dis.
cusslon OF various phases of the renor,
OF the Country Life Commission was
somewhat ont of the usual order !,
'eacneFs meetings programs and wae
greatly enjoyed bplthose present.