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

Frank d. Crandall, expert watch
maker.
WANTED-W Women to work at the
Newport Steam Laundry.
Call on W. F. Knight for wood of al
kinds. Tel No. 50.
Clearing up for the HOLIDAYS at the
Paris Store. Hats at reduced prices.
FOR Cheap. one buggy. In
quire of II. f Fremming, Fremming
Wash
Roy Wimber and W. F. kinnear are
spending few days duck hunting on
CaliSpel lake.
Mr.. Rancher! Look here Your eggs
are worth soc per dozen at the South
Side Grocery.
q. l.. Collins, of Cheney, formerly a
resident of Newport, was business
visitor in town Saturday.
Jas. Doughertv and W. s. Griffith
went duck hunting at Calispel lake
Tuesday and bagged Is ducks.
If you want to buy fresh mich cows,
see W. F. O'Brien, Newport, Wash viii
take hay in exchange for cows.
}. P. Berneck has taken a contract to
log section and half of land in the
Indian creek neighborhood for the Dali
kena Lumber Co.
The rains of the past three weeks have
had the effect of raising the river slight
ly. On Nov. 3 the water was but one
tenth above low water mark. Today it
is eight-tenths of foot.
All children will be admitted to Luna
Theater FREE on the day school re-
opens. Children must be accompanied
by their parents, otherwise admission
will be charged.
Rev. N. S. Hawk and family are at
Tekoa, WASH, this week, where Mr..
Hawk is attending district conference of
his church. Thew will return in time
for Mr.. Hawk to resume church services
next Sunday.
For Sale, 2 or 3 lots, S. w.
corner Bird and Scott. Make me
an offer, Walter Rogers. $40
Riverside Ave., Spokane, Wash.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. c. Adam left last
week for a months visit with relatives
in Oregon and Lewiston, Idaho. Mr..
Adam has been paying close attention
to business and has we'll earned the va
cation he is taking.
If you only knew how interested We
are in having our customers shifted right
in fit, quality, price and every detail that
makes for up-to-date appearance, we
doubt if you'd buy clothes anywhere
else. Come and see BING'S ALL WOOL
HAND TAILORED CLOTHES, $15 to
$25.
Sold exclusively by c. A. Sherman &
Co.
The work of installing the steam heat.
ing plant for the new Martin hotel is
now completed except for the setting Of
the radiators A carload of plaster ar
rived Tuesday. and the work of plaster.
ing was started Wednesday. Withum
and Kellogg are doing the work. The
Martin will be credit to the town anC
one of the best appointed hotels in any
| of the smaller cities in the Northwest.
relix LeClerc, of Jared, is Newport
visitor on business this week. Mr.
LeCerc reports successful year III
farming operations. The LeClerc Bros
harvested 5000 bushels of oats of very
fine quality. running about 40 pounds te
the hushel, and about IS tons of fine
timothy hay. The LeClerc ranch is one
of the best in the valley country and
being protected by dixie against over
flow produces good crops every year.
The interest in the series Of sermons
by Rev. F. R. Margetts, at the First
Ba ptist church, on Marriage Success,
is at high tide. The attendance at the
first sermon wass1 4O. On the evening O
the second sermon 210 people were pres
ent, and quite number of others who
came left because of lack of room. Mex
Sunday evening the third of the series
will be delivered, ''The Children Bur