The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1909-12-30
See Crandall for watches.

| Wood taken In exchange Tor goods Dy
C. A. Sherman & Co.
For high grade mems and boys shoes
90 to Gust Anderson's store.
Frank D. Crandall for watches; all
sizes; all kinds; prices right.
WANTED-Women to work at the
Newport Steam Laundry.
Louis Kirchan went to Montana last
night to buy cattle for his market.
Get in line for one of those sets OF
dishes that Payne & Vawter are giving
away.
See Sherman's advertisement this
week 1t contains an important an
nOuncement.
George P. Benton, of Hope. Idaho,
was in town Wednesday, looking after
his local pole yard interests.
Uncle Joe Parker, who has been spend
ing a week in town. departed for his
ranch near Tiger Tuesday morning.
want to sell 70 cords of wood in pile
at my place near Wolfred, 80 per cord
cash. J. R. Patterson, Newport, Wash.
Alex Brazeau has been in Spokane
and vicinity most of the time since
Christmas attending to shipping poles
for the National Pole Co.
The river is frozen over at several
points below Newport. The free ferry
was bothered considerably during the
past week by the slush ice.
Child's caskets at $3.50, adult caskets
at $35. All calls answered promptly.
We take full charge of the funerals and
save you the worry. Boyer Furniture
| Co.
The state land commissioner has is
sued a bill of sale to the Panhandle
| Lumber Co. for the timber on $50 acres
in section &c, township 80, range 4b, for
$40ll.
Deputy Sheriff Hynes has been con-
| fined to the house by an injured foot,
but is able to hobble around again. The
foot was hurt by cedar pole rolling
onto it.
Harvey Slack, who is a student at the
University of Idaho, Moscow. has been
the guest of his father and his sister.
Mrs. A. r. Tiss, during the holiday
| season.
Mrs. j. w. Cunningham, of Water
Vile, Wash. A. B. Cunningham, of Spo-
kane, and Miss Floy Luzader, of Gar
| field, were holiday guests at the Wimber
home.
The home OF Mr.. and Mrs. f. B. H.
Remly. of this city, has been placed
under quarantine for smallpox, their
son having contracted the disease while
attending school in Spokane.
R. 8. Proctor has been logging a piece
of his own timber near Dalkena, but has
completed the work. He expects to take
a contract from the Panhandle people to
log over a million feet in the vicinity of
| his home.
We are overstocked on ranges and
need the money to purchase other stock.
! We therefore offer 1872 Universal range
| for $50 cash for the next 80 DAYS. This
is the best hardware bargain in town.
W. F. Willard
Luna Theater was forced to close by
reason OF poor patronage. Mr.. Scott's
family is now living on the South Side
and he is giving motion picture shows in
neighboring towns along the Great
Northern and /. & w. N.
Grant Smith, of the railroad contract
ing firm of Grant Smith & Co., which
has the contract for the extension of the
l. & W. N. from lone to Metaline, and
Sub Contractor Callaghan went to lone
Wednesday night to look overthe survey
of the extension.
H. c. Lueck, of Cusick, wasa Newport
visitor Tuesday. Mr.. Lueck is an enter
prising worker at the development OF
logged over lands and is having good re-
suits as his reward His orchard fur
nished some of the good apples that rep
resented this section at the National
Apple Show.
At Spokane on Monday occurred the
marriage of c. NJ. Clauder, OF Cincin-
natl, Ohio, and Mrs. Cathryn Clauder.
OF Metaline. The couple were divorced
some time ago, but came to the conclu-
sion that life would be more worth living
if they were reunited. One of the wit
nesses to their marriage was their TO-
year-old daughter
Always the best.
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