The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1911-05-11
Go to shreve for expert watch. clock


90 to shreve for expert watch, clock
repairing.
/ South Side groceries are sure cure
for Indigestion.
i WANTED-Women to work at the
Newport Steam Laundry.
i Harding & Harding, the undertakers
Night or day. Phone 100.
! Business property for sale. INQUIRE
Box 2S2, Newport, Wash.
] baby boy was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
g. |. Schubert this morning.
/ Twelve quarts of rich milk for 81. by
taxing two quarts day. Hal E. Frem-
ming. AMI
10 LET-Contract to haul 1000 cedar
poles and 10000 cedar posts. Inquire
OF Geo. II. Bobier, Newport. Wash. 52.2
B. L. Willis. of the Fidelity Lumrer
Co., left Sunday for trip to Minneapo-
lis and other points in the Middle West.
Send me 80 cents in stamps and will
send you S110 certificate on Eiler's
Music House. Mrs. Lucille Cham pier.
Clayton, Wash.
Mrs. j. M. Thornton. of Walla Walla.
arrived Tuesday evening to assist in the
care OF her daughter, Mrs. j T. Gibbs.
who has been on the sick list for some
/ time.
Brick work on the johnson saloon
building, adjoining the Northern Hotel
10 now in progress. The white pressed
brick promises to make one of the neat
est fronts in town..
| WANTED-Man and wife with small
capital to take charge summer boarding
house at lake; give experience and ref
erences. A. E. Russell, 511 Exchange
National Bank, Spokane Sig
The census bureau made public last
week that the value of the farm lands of
Washington was $3.50. 142 900. or $454,-
532, 600 more than in 1900. This is an
increase of 1893 per cent.
Deputy Sheriff W. w. Bryant was in
town several days last week, engaged in
the work of collecting delinquent per.
sonal taxes. The last legislature passed
law taking the work of collecting these
taxes out of the hands of the treasurer
and imposed it upon the sheriff's office.
Prosecuting Attorney Howard w.
Stull appeared before the board of
county commissioners last week, and re-
quested that action be taken and the
sheriff directed to have the prisoners
confined in the county Jail put to work
on the county road, and authorize the
! employment of guard to watch over
them.
DR.. Erie w. Nye. the veterinarian,
who has been here for the past three
months, left today for Seattle, where he
has secured position as veterinarian
with the q. 8. army. DR.. Nye was we'll
pleased with his location here and leaves
only because of better opportunity
opened to him in the army service.
A number of ears of 60-steel, for the
laying of the proposed logging railroads
of the l. & W. NJ, have arrived during
the past week over the Great Northern
and the Northern Pacific, and are being
stored in the yards at Newport and
Spirit Lake. The steel is shipped in new
box cars manufactured for the road in
the east and comes from Joliet, Ill. The
| freight on car of steel from Joliet av-
erages about $525 per car.
Joseph Farley, aged 70. of Greenbor-
rough. N. c., stepped off Great North
ern No. Wednesday evening, and pro-
ceeded to walk UP to town. When in
front of the Northern Hotel he was
seized with paralvtic stroke of his left
eide. DIR. Phillips cared for the sufferer
and took him to the Pend Oreille hospi-
tai. The old man is sign painter and
without funds, being engaged in work
ing his way west to Ellensburg, where
he claims to have friends.
G. E. Buffam. the new superintendent
of the Panhandle mill at lone, has been
making some radical changes in the way
OF getting rid of some of the foreign ele-
| eign element that has been working in
the mill. One morning last week he found
suspended in the yards rope with a
| moose in it and note addressed to him,
notifying him to leave town within five
/ days. Mr.. Buffam is continuing his
usual course and not paying any atten-
] ton to the threat.