The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1912-07-04

Get the habit of stopping at McGee's
for good smoke.
See our mems hats and be convinced
at Sherman's store.
Ira 1sham, of Medical Lake. is a
Newport visitor today.
When you need an undertaken call
Harding & Harding. Phone 100.
For choice 10 acre tracts adjoining
Newport, see Pend Oreille County Land
| Co.
WANTED-Tenant for timothy ranch
close to Newport. Inquire of Fred
Stevens at Security State Bank.
Mrs. Fred L. Wolf and daughter left
Monday morning for several weeks
visit at Seattle and North Yakima.
Now is the time to look after
fire insurance. See us,
Security State Bank.
Dr. ii. +. Kennedy, Veterinary Sur
geon. Office with Newport Washington
Land Co. Leave night calls at North
ern Hotel. 38tf
Candidates for nomination to county
office at the primaries may file at any
time, not earlier than July 10, nor later
than August 9.
For SALE, TRADE OR RENr-Mv
equity in the Miller undertaking house
on lot a, block IL. Apply to H. Harbi-
can. 1923 York ave., Spokane, Wash.
Ga
Excavation for the new Boiler build
ing being erected for the use of the
Noble store is now in progress. The
building is to be completed, ready to
move in, within 60 days.
On petition of number of residents
of Newport precinct, the Board of Com
missioners has appointed John H. Long
to fill vacancy as justice of the peace
and Bernice Blow as constable.
For neat job, suitable for any home,
line up your rooms with Beaver Board.
Costs less than plaster walls and has
more artistic effect For prices call or
write us. F. E. LEHMKUHL.
Sandy Judge was the only Newport
batter that got any track of Churchill's
curves. getting three out of four hits
made off the pitcher. Sandy's hitting
has been good all season and his daring
base running is always feature.
j. A. Hover and family, of Spokane,
are enjoying a few days stay in New
port, autoing to points in this vicinity
and fishing. Mr.. Hover is real estate
man, formerly engaged in handling
Kennewick irrigated property, and made
a fortune there.
Judge H. A. P. Meyers, of Seattle,
held a session of Superior Court Mon
day, exchanging seats with Judge
Carey. Judge Meyers formerly resided
at Davenport, and enjoyed pleasant
visit with E. w. Anderson and Louis
Kirchan, formerly Davenport residents.
J. Dimmick Taylor, the Sailor Evan
gelist, concluded three-weeks' series
of revival meetings at the Baptist church
Sunday evening. Five conversions re-
suited from the meetings, and baptismal
services will be held in the river next
Sunday afternoon.
Despite the unfavorable weather of
Sunday, the first steamer and boat ex-
cursion of the season carried 68 passen-
gers, eight of whom were from New
port. With more favotable weather
the boat should be loaded to capacity,
as the trip is certainly we'll worth the
time and money.
James Dougherty was granted sa-
Don license for Newport, Idaho, by the
commissioners of Bonner county last
Friday, despite the fact that about 100
residents of the town filed petition of
remonstrance. Dougherty opens in his
former place of business and started
out Wednesday evening.
On July Fourth the MCGEE boys, car
riers of the Spokesman-Review and
Chronicle, will take a day off. and sub
scribers to these papers are requested
to call at the MCGEE newsstand for their
papers. The boys are faithful to their
work. and are entitled to a holiday the
same as the rest of the youngsters.
The Newport Water Co. has COM
pleted the installation of $50 feet of
water mains on the O. L. Smith place,
east of town. At this particular point
there seems to be some chemical or
mineral in the soil, which causes
the pipe to rot, and the company
has had repeated troubles in that vicin-
ity. For this reason the new pipe is OF
the heaviest material obtainable.