The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1912-08-01

Get the habit of stopping at McGee's
for good smoke.
Don't forget that Sherman is selling
mems furnishings at cost.
Sixteen inch wood for sale cheap
Ia MoEsER LUMBER Co.
You will find the most up-to-date line
of fancy felt hats at Mrs. GrifRth's
Location, Sherman's store.
| WANTED-To trade cordwood for q
good delivery horse.
| MODEL BAKERY, Newport, Wash.
Ed Jacobs and wife and Roy Jacobs.
OF West Union, Iowa, arrived in New
port this week to make this CITY their
home.
DR.. H. F. Kennedy, Veterinary Sur
geon. Office with Newport Washington
Land Co. Leave night calls at North
ern Hotel. 38tf
Mrs. Fred L. Wolf and daughter Ruth
returned home Saturday morning from
a months visit at Seattle and North
Yakima.
There will be preaching rservices at
the Baptist church Sunday, morning
and evening, Rev. A. M. Allyn, of Spo-
kane, officiating.
Hand embroidery for sale at Newport
Dept Store, Orders taken for any kind
OF embroidery or Irish crochet,
MRS. BURROUGHS, Union Ave.
During the past few weeks number
of new families have located in town.
There are no idle men and prospects are
for prosperous season in town this
fall and winter.
Tom Judge received a telegram this
morning from Manager Blankenship, of
the Mlssoula, Mont, team, asking that
Navarro return to that city to pitch.
The message was forwarded to Navarro
at Spokane.
}. c. Glass, who is in the employ of
the Great Northern railroad contractors,
was Newport visitor today. Mr..
Glass was familiar with this section
twenty years ago and not having seen
| the town in recent years was agreeably
surprised at the changes that have oc-
Cured here.
R. E. Craeger and family and Frank
Irwin and family were at Metaline Falls
over Sunday, guests of the McCool
family. Mr.. Craeger and Mr.. McCool
were at Sullivan Lake at the time when
Forest Ranger McAbee was drowned,
and assisted in the vain efforts to re-
store life to the young man.
The Ladies Aid Society, of the M.
E. Church, will meet with Mrs. Willis
and Mrs. Frank Erwin, across the river,
on next Friday at ten o'clock. There
will be an all day session on account of
important work to be done. Refresh
ments will be served at noon. All
members and friends of the church are
invited to be present and have a busy
and social time.
Rev. VIM. Sturgeon, of London, a
nephew of the celebrated DR.. Sturgeon
of international fame, delivered an ad
dress to a large audience at the M. E.
church Wednesday evening. His lee
ture consisted of advice to married
people and people about to be married,
and was full of wholesome thoughts and
humor. Rev. Sturgeon has been at
Spirit Lake the past ten days, deliver
ing addresses at the Chautauqua.
Newport precinct, on the Idaho side,
cast 66 votes at the primary held on
Tuesday, of which So were Republican
and 8 Democratic. F. H. Luce, of AL
beni Falls, who was candidate for the
Republican nomination for sheriff, got
"a first choice votes, with five candi-
dates in the field, his nearest competitor
being Doust with II votes. At Priest
River Luce got IS votes, more than the
combined opposition, and in North Side
his home precinct, Mr.. Luce got every
one of the % votes.
D. C. Neafus, proprietor of a new
sawmill near Locke, was brought to
town Wednesday by Game Warden w.
w. Abrahams, to answer to the charge
of polluting the waters of Parker creek
by dumping sawdust refuse from the
mill. The case was heard before JUS
tice Lusher, and it appearing from the
evidence that the defendant had par
TALLY complied with the law, and ex-
pressed a willingness to fully comply
with it's provisions, the case was dis
missed