The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1910-06-23
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If your watch is broken let shreve
fix it.
Team for sale. cheap. v. P. Brown.
Newport. 3tf
Fruit is high. fruit jars are cheap. at
Jno. Mobiles.
Another new line OF hats just received
at the Paris store.
Lee Smith is now employed at the
Tiss soda fountain.
Buy your watches, clocks and jewelry
OF Shreye and save money.
Save money by buying fruit jars at the
corner grocery. Noble.
Now is the time to 60 fishing. Buy
your tackle at Harris drug store.
Newport property to trade for
farm land. Charles F. Craig.
Where did she get that pretty hat?
Why, at the Paris Store. They sell the
latest styles.
A cement chimney with an air space
better than brick and cheaper. You can
put them up yourself. For sale by G.
F. Craig.
AUTHORITARIAN cry sales any
where. R. E. Ellis. Newport. Wash. tt
FOR sALE-Buff Orpington eggs; fine
winter layers; 81 for 10. s6 for 100. v.P.
Brown.
E. H. McCurdy returned to Seattle
Tuesday, after few days. stay here on
business.
Edgings, $1.25 per cord; trimmer
blocks, 81 80 per load, delivered. Moeser
Lumber Co.
W. s. Gill, special agent for the Sun
Insurance Co., was transacting business
here this week.
II. R. Schenker. of Spirit Lake, pri-
vate secretary of F. A. Blackwell, was
Newport visitor Friday.
c. P. Stro has papered and painted
the interior of the Home Bakery. maxi
ing it very attractive store room.
The Panhandle Lumber Co. is buying
heavy draft horses preparatory to begin
ming logging operations north of town.
DR.. w. s. Wallace returned from spo-
kane Tuesday, after packing his house,
hold goods for shipment to Newport.
Lund says "Jexite" stump powder is
selling faster than the latest brand of
breakfast food, and it produces force
where most needed.
Milt Moeser had the misfortune to
have his hand caught between some
timbers at the mill, breaking and crush
ing one of the fingers.
The North American Real Eetate and
Realty Co., real estate bought, sold and
exchanged. Enos G. Gale, Agent, Blue
slide, Wash, Stevens county. A.
Editor Wolf. of The MINER, is at Ia
coma this week attending the Masonic
Grand Lodge of Washington as the rep
resentative of Newport Lodge. No. IA.
Lew Combs has resigned as cashier at
the G. N. depot. aud left with his wife
for visit with Montana relatives. He
will return to take up his residence here.
Mrs. Stro has discovered wonderful
process for extracting butter fat from
sweet milk or cream. We call your at
tention to particulars in another column.
BY vote of 10 to Colville's $25, 900
bond issue for new high school building
carried. Our county seat is doing the
right thing and good example for New
port to follow.
Your best fellow may visit You on the
Fourth. Why not make him more
pleased by appearing in charming new
waist or white dress. Correct styles
at the Paris tore to select from.
The National Train Dispatchers' con-
vention, in session at Spokane. will be
entertained tomorrow by the I. & w. N.
Railway, taking trip over the railway
to Newport and by boat to Box Canyon.
Mrs. B. NJ. johnson, of Spokane, sister
of Mrs. Anderson, and Mrs. Hattie
Stewart, of Chicago, a cousin OF Mrs.
Anderson, are visiting at the Jungle,
the home of Mr.. aud Mrs. Anderson.
Robt. Bottrell, of lone, received the
first degrees in Masonry at the local
lodge last Thursday evening. There are
q number of Masons in the new town OF
lone and movement is on foot to get q
lodge organized.
Rapid progress is being made on the
G.. N. depot grounds. Excavating for
the basement is nearly finished and
trenches for the heavy foundation dug.
A large workshop has been put up on
the south side of the track.
One of the men killed in wreck at
Wenatchee last week proved to be Thos.
Kinney, who lived around here for q