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

One room to rent, suitable for one Oh
two gentlemen; all modern conyeniences
Mrs. Geo. Hvnes.
FOR SALE-200 acres of eordwood
located directly adjoining Newport; will
sell the wood by the acre. Jacob Mar
tin, Newport. Wash. 45tf
You can rent Free sewing machine
of the Ladwig Furniture Co. The Free
is the best machine on the market. Fol-
sale or rent, try one.
We do plumbing and timing al
reasonable rates. ALI work guar
anteed. Lund Hardware Co.
Gust Anderson, the shoe man, has a
fine new line of shoes. The Mission. Call
and see them and learn about the gold
watch he is giving away.
The cement foundation for the Paine
grocery, on the South Side. has been
completed. and the laying of blocks for
TIE supoEetfuCtui Will ctoit uCAt WCCA'
DIR. E. NJ. Ashley has been appointed
postmaster at Cusick, vice s. E. Rent
frow, resigned. DIR. Ashley is preparing
to put in drug store at Cusick. a new
store building being erected for him by
Geo. Smith.
Catholic services at St. Anthony's
church every first and third Sunday at
10 a. no. Sunday school every Sunday at
10:40 a. M. Seats are free and cordial
invitation is extended to all to attend
the services.
Ed Kichemaster. of Spirit Lake, was
in town today on his way home from
Standpoint where he appeared as wit
ness in the suit of Kellogg versus the
Newport Water Co.
J. A. Noble has a fine line of neck ties
on display in his show window. Their
attractions are such that it is no wonder
that the light fingered gentry try to
walk out with them az has been the
case twice OF late.
Walter Rogers. Ct Spokane, was a
Newport visitor on Memorial Day. Wal
ter has always been one of Newport
best boosters and still continues to be,
although he has been away from here
for neatly two years.
g. s. Reidt, superintendent of the
King mill at Penrith, reports that in
stitution running in full blast and also
that logging operations are being rushed
with about thirty teams engaged in
hauling in white pine logs.
Next Sunday. June 4, the local team
will meet the Co. ball team from Spo-
kane at the local grounds. 1t ought to
be another one of those interesting,
heartfailure producing games that the
local fellows are dishing up this year.
The work of replacing 77-pound steel
with 9U-pound steel from Naples to
Boomers Ferry is scheduled to start some
time this week. When this is completed
the entire main line of the Great North
ern. from Seattle to st. Paul, will be of
90-pound steel.
The reception committee who came
from down river Sunday afternoon to
be on hand to meet the Governor
special Monday morning were: L. L.
Mathews, &. d. McInnis. E. S. Moore,
DIR. c. 81. Dodge. w. A. Logue and j.
w. Ferguson, of lone, and r. D. Ather-
ton, of Cusick.
l.. F. Rowell has returned from Brit
ish Columbia, where he spent several
months in the cedar pole business for
the Lindsey Bros, and will return again
i'm few days. Lutte has returned a
pretty good Newport booster, for he
says our town Is the best of the many he
has visited of late
The two new school houses in district
No. 1872 are now completed and school
will be started in each of them next
week. Mrs. Steele. who has been teach
ing on the Idaho side of town, has been
engaged to teach in the school on the
| north side of the river Both schools
were equipped with furniture through
| the LadWig Furniture Co,
Last year in the State of Wash.
ngton % new FIRE insurance
companies were admitted to bust.
ness and II fire insurance com.
panies retired from the state. The
companies we represent are i'm the
field year in and year out BUY
THE BEST. Security StateBank.
The appearance of the Newport Band
at the depot, Monday evening. to vel
| come Governor Hay was a surprise to
most everybody. 1t was however sui
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