The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1911-06-01

repairing.
WANTED-Women to work ut the
Newport Steam Laundry.
A few of the latest things in parasols
left at the Paris Store.
Harding & Harding, the undertak ers
Night or day. Phone 100.
Business property for sale. INQUIRE
Box 2S2. Newport. Wash.
Second hand sewing machines, S.. $40.
<l5 and $50. at Kelly's.
You will find the cigars and cigarettes
at the P. o. Store fresh and properly
conditioned.
6. Ell. McFaul has returned from a
trip to Hunter. The boys want to
know if he found her.
Sixteen-foot gasolene launch, equipped
with 5-horseoower engine, for sale. Ad-
dress Box 361, Newport.
Joseph Skies, a newcomer, has pur-
chased six lots in Cedar Park and will
Improve the place for home.
One Fairbanks Morse special electric.
3-horse power gasoline engine for sale.
Al condition. Newport Telephone Co.
Two blocks from the main street, the
Blackwell addition offers the best lots
for the least money. C. F. Craig. agent.
TO TRADE-A fve-roon house With
bath; located in Spokane, near the
Broadway car line; will trade for ranch
property or timber. C. T. Craig.
We furnish needles for any and every
make of sewing machine. sewing ma.
chine oil. oil cans, belts and all kinds
OF supplies and repairs. Ladwig Furni-
ture Co.
Knapp, the baker. has purchased forty
acres of land from VIM. Lalonde. 10.
Gated south of town, and is looking for
ward to the time when he can get back
to the soil and improve the place.
The police court had couple of DRINKS
up this morning. One of them had re-
fused to pay for a meal consumed at
the Chinese restaurant and was cap
tured after a chase across the Great
Northern tracks.
One of the down river Indians got too
much OF the white mans fire water
Saturday evening and created some stir
on the streets and at the I. & ". n.
depot. He was taken in charge by
Marshal JENNIE and compelled to lam
guish in the local bastile until Monday
morning.
Crops throughout the CalispeI valley
are looking very fine this year, and the
indications are favorable for q large
grain and timothy yield. Apples and
small fruit are looking very good, and
Pend Oreille county ought to make a
good showing at the Spokane Interstate
Fair this fall.
While Leonard Peterson was turning
large log On the carriage for the Chss.
Graham Lumber Co. at Scotia Wednes-
day. the hook he was using broke, let
ting him fall and breaking his right leg
Just above the ankle. DIR. Phillips was
called to attend him.
Judge D. Fl. Carey, of Colyille. was q
Newport visitor from Saturday to Tues,
day. and had anticipated ENJOYING the
Governors triv down the river, but was
denied that pleasure by reason of ILL.
ness. His inability to make the trip was
disappointment to down river friends.
who looked forward to greeting him.
After working the pumps in the CAL
ispel river several DAYS, some observer
noted that the water in the Calispel,
which was being pumped out, was higher
than the Pend Oreille. The gates in the
dam were opened and the Calispel has
been running out of its own accord ever
since.
q. s. Reidt was at Deer Park last
week and purchased ten acres of unde-
veloped land adjoining the Arcadia pro-
ject. He recently purchased twelve
acres from Gonzaea college and eight
from ]. B. Tar5et, adjoining the /. & w.
II. station at Penrith and has the work
of clearing it well along.
Mrs. Hask, of Seattle. will con-
duct a demonstration of all kinds
of electrical appliances at the Office
of the Northern Idaho s. Mon.
tana Power Co., Saturday, June
Bird. Afternoon and evening.
Come in and sample her cooking
Among the down river people who
attended the banqnet In honor of Gov.
ernor Hay at the Hotel Martin were !:
Commissioner Mathews and wife. Fred
Trumbnll. w. A. Logue, editor OF the
Record, Mr.. and Mrs. r. D. McInnis,