The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1910-07-07
See Crandall for watches.

See Crandall for watches.
WANTED-To buy one pair young
pigs, four to six weeks old. Adam Voss,
| Newport, Wash.
I have some good live property in lone,
WASH, to exchange for timber land. R.
Allen, lone, v ash. Tia
DRY Woodbury. planer blocks for
sale at $3.50 per double box load, deliv-
cred. Fidelity Lumber Co. 80
F. E. Pease, of Calispel. was a New
port visitor today. Mr.. Pease is one OF
the successful farmers of that section.
The ladies of the M. E. church will
have cooking sale on next Saturday
! afternoon, July 8, at Ladwig's furniture
store.
G.. B. Swim was at Priest Lake last
week, attending FIVE days. meeting of
the rangers and officials of the Kantksu
National Forest.
The Model Bakery invites your in
spection of its new quarters on Wash-
ington avenue. Everything fresh and
clean at all times.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. L. Graves, Mr.. NAL
colin and Miss Mcdonald, all of Spo-
kane, were guests of Dr. O. G. Nelson
and wife on the Fourth.
The statements of the two Newport
banks, dated June 80, appear in this
issue of The MINER and are worthy the
attention of our people.
FOR SALEr>-The Grant>Smith
warehouse; located near the dock.
G. F. Craig.
G. A. Sherman & Co. announce a
| clearing sale of white summer waists,
parasols and ladies' neckwear. Liberal
reductions are made and ladies can find
some exceptional bargains.
Services at the NJ. E. church Sunday,
July 10: Sunday school at 10 a. NJ.
preaching at IL a. M, Junior League at
Up. NJ. Epworth League at p. M,
preaching at p m.
The school board has men at work
kalsomining the interior of the school
house and otherwise repairing and over
hauling the building and grounds. The
small school house building is also being
painted.
The latest pattern oil stoves. Save
your wood and keep your wife in good
humor by using one during the hot sea-
son. Call and let me show you how
easy to manage and how low the price.
w. F. Willard.
A pleasant neighborhood gathering
was held at the Henry Tweedie place on
the Fourth, all hands joining in jolly
celebration. Plenty of ice cream and
lemonade were provided and picnic in
the grove and dancing in the big barn
were enjoyed.
We are closing out at greatly reduced
prices. Mowers, rakes, binders, wagons,
hacks, plows, harrows. cultivators, etc
$40 brush breakers with coulter for SIC;
$1S stubble pillow with coulter for $14;
give us a call and be convinced. Lund
Hardware Co.
The foundation of the new Great
Northern depot is about completed and
work on the superstructure will be
started soon. Several carloads of ma
terial. including pressed brick. have ar
rived from st. Paul. The contractor ex.
poets to have the building ready to oc-
cupy within four months from the time
of beginning work.
L. NJ. Poirier, of Blanchard. has had q
great deal of trouble with fishermen
trespassing on his property, despite the
signs erected and repeated warnings
One day last week he caught two young
men from Spokane fishing on the place
and ordered them off. Later he again
found them at the sport and securing
the precinct constable started after
them. 1t becoming dark the Young fel.
lows got away, but Louie and the con.
stable found them early the next morn
ing aeleep in school house that they
had broken into. He let them off aftel
their paying $40 apiece for the sport
they had. Louie intends to keep hi
fishing preserves for the use of himself
and friends and will continue to make j
interesting for trespassers.