The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1909-11-18

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You can save $50 if you bny lot in
the Blackwell addition now.
J. M. Mcdonald was at Spokane We'd
nesday to see the big red apple display
David Caldwell has gone to lone to
open branch store at that place for the
Caldwell Clothing Co.
| Mr.. and Mrs. c. M. Talmadge and
Mr.. and Mrs. s. w. Rogers have visited
the Apple Show at Spokane this week.
Due to arrive this week, carload of
apples, from Moscow, Idaho, which will
be sold at $1.75 per box. T. j. Kelly.
Last Friday evening the members of
the choir of the First Baptist church
spent an enjoyable evening at the home
of the pastor.
George A. Allen, of Colville, candidate
last year for the non-partisan nomina-
ton for judge of the superior court, was
a Newport visitor today.
| Calls for statements of their condition
have been received by the local banks
and publication of the same will be made
next week in THE MINER.
F.. NJ. Kirkpatrick and family of four
departed last week for their former home
at Braggs, Okla. making the trip via the
Great Northern and Burlington routes.
have for sale several good farms III
the famous Caii>pe valley. Some Of
the best grain and hay lands in the
northwest. G.. II. Finley. Calispel,
Wash.
FOR SALE-Mv six-room modern
home at corner of Spokane avenue and
Pine street. Cheap and on easy terms
Will take a lot on first payment. G. l..
Gilbert.
The Panhandle Lumber Co. has let
contract to AL Kennedy for logging sew
eral sections near Dalkena. The con-
tract covers seven or eight million feet
of timber, and will keep large force of
men engaged for year or more.
For Sale, 2 or 3 lots, S. w.
corner Bird and Scott. Make me
an offer. Walter Rogers. $40
Riverside Ave., Spokane, Wash.
A light snow fell Friday, barely
enough to cover the ground, while at
Spirit Lake about six inches fell, also at
most points in the Inland Empire. The
cold snap seems to be general and if
anything lighter here than elsewhere.
The ladies of the P. f. O. held meet
ing at the home of Mrs. Lund and Mrs.
Boomer Saturday evening. Mrs. ]. T.
Phillips was introduced into the mys-
teries of the sisterhood, after which the
hostesses served delightful refreshments
and social session was enjoyed:
There are few seats left for students
at the Standard Commercial College.
The people are quick to recognize a good
thing. If you wish to enroll write for
catalogue explaining why the attend
ance is increasing so rapidly. Address
w. E. Allen. Columbia Building, Spo-
kane, Wash.
Father Folchi, who submitted to an
operation at Sacred Heart Hospital,
Spokane, last week, is getting along as
favorably as could be expected fora man
of his age. His many friends in New
port and throughout the section that he
has faithfully served for many years
hope that he may soon be restored to
health.
If the spur of necessity compels you
to use only moderate outlay for clothes,
and yet your position demands good
appearance, try fall suit of BING'S
ALL WOOL HAND TAILORED
CLOTHES, expertly fitted to you. They
will satisfy every possible demand. $l5
to $25.
Sold exclusively by c. A. Sherman &
Co.
The cold snap of Saturday night and
Sunday caught number of places un
prepared for the change in temperature,
and was the meens of furnishing con-
siderable work for plumbers IN the re-
pairing of bursted water pipes, etc. At
the Jurgens mill the plant had to shut
down temporarily for the repairing of
pipes. The Newport Telephone Co. and
The MINER office had gasoline engines
damaged by the bursting of cylinders.