The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1911-04-20

A new line of ladies neck wear just re-
ceived at the Paris Store.
Come in and see our bargain shoe
counter. 1t will be worth while. G. A.
Sherman & Co.
Twelve quarts of rich milk for 81. by
taking two quarts day. Hal E. Frem-
ming. Phone 8O-2. 4Otf
If you want any quality or design of
wall paper at right price 20 to Hard
ing & Harding's for it.
G. c. Shipley was sufferer from grip
several days last week, but is now again
able to attend to business.
One Fairbanks Morse special electric.
3horse power gasoline engine for sale.
AL condition. Newport Telephone Co.
FOR SALE-Two houses in Scott's
addition to Newport. Also lots in Javnes'
and Ankerson's additions. Inquire of
W. F. Willard.
DR.. Phillips touring car arrived today
by freight from Southern California,
whence it was shipped after the conclu-
sion of their trip.
We write liability insurance. contract
bonds and depository bonds: best line of
Old Line Fire Insurance Companies.
Security State Bank. 48tf
Miss Irma Holman entertained few
of her friends Monday afternoon, it be-
ing her tenth birthday. Refreshments
were served. All enjoved good time.
Claude Tester and wife left this week
for their former home IN Wisconsin.
Mr.. Tester has been assistant millwright
for the Fidelity company the past two
years.
Sheriff Miller and Prosecuting Attor-
ney stull went through Newport this
morning, en- route to Metaline Falls and
lone, to clean up some of the disreput-
able element infesting these towns.
Mrs. R. A. Van Deusen has returned
from her visit east, and was accom-
panied home by her niece and family.
Mrs. Chas. Wilson. of Preston, Idaho,
and her daughter and family, Mrs. Will
Ellis, of Hillyard.
The local Odd Fellows lodge will cele-
brate the 92nd university of the order
with an appropriate program at Vawter
Hall on Tuesday evening, April Is. Rev.
N. s. Hawk and s. J. Appleman will
deliver the addresses of the evening.
B. L. Willis and family have moved
across the river to Watertown, where
they will make their home this summer.
J. G. Jacobson and family are returning
to Newport and will occupy their homes
which has been vacated by the Willis
family.
The Idaho & Washington Northern
Railroad is preparing new summer
schedule for its passenger trains. which
will nc effective about June l. At that
time through service from Spokane to
Metaline Falls will be inaugurated, and
there is possibility of additional train
service between Spokane and Spirit Lake
or Newport.
The Newport Iron Works has pur.
chased the engines. boiler and junk sal.
wage of the steamer Ruth, and the same
has been removed from the ruins and
taken to the machine shop for repair.
| The engines and boiler are in fairly good
condition, and Mr.. Miner is confident OF
being able to restore them to working
order
The Metaline Falls State and Savings
Bank will open it's doors for business
this week. The details of the organiza.
ton were completed Wednesday last,
when the ockholders met and elected
the following officers: A. F. McClain,
president; H. w. Reading, vice-presi.
dent, and A. w. Dressed, cashier. Mr.
McClain is at present the president Of
Traders National Bank. of Spokane. land
several other successful banks in the
state. A. W. Dressed, the cashier, il
favorably known by many as having
been employed in the lone State Bank
for the past year. The capitalization il
$40, 900, fully paid in. A banking room
has been finished in the north end O
the Swanson building.-Metaline Falls
! News.