The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1910-01-13

Frank D. Crandall, expert watch
maker.
The last pole Tor the power line was
set on Tuesday.
DR.. G.. b. Boudwin went to Seattle on
a business trip on Sunday.
nice new line of good up-to date
jewelry at Shreve's.
Call on ". F. Knight for wood of all
kinds. Tel. No. SO.
Teams wanted to haul logs, Inquire
of Moeser- Remlv Lumber Co.
Thoroughbred Barred Rock cockerels
for sale. Silver Birch Farm.
John Peterkin has gone to Occur
d'Alene to prove up on some property.
Suits cleaned, pressed and repaired by
Frank York, rear of Zillinger's shoe shop.
AUTHORITARIAN cry sales any
where. K. f. Ellis, Newport, Wash. tt
Get in line for one of those sets of
dishes that Payne & Vawter are giving
away.
FOR SALE-Cordwood stnmpage on
Dick Cenke place, near Albeni Falls.
Phillip Nagle.
The saloon fixtures in the building
formerly occupied by Joe Barry have
been shipped to Spokane.
CHICKENS WANTED-We will pay
the highest market price. Wilcox &
Paulsen, City Market, Newport.
want to sell 70 cords of wood in pile
at my place near Woltred, $3.50 per cord
cash. J. R. Patterson, Newport, Wash.
Men wanted to cut wood at $l.25 q
cord; tools furnished. Apply to Geo.
Fl. Boiler. $40
The club dance at Kelly's hall We'd
nesday night was we'll attended and an
enjoyable evening was passed by the
members.
DR.. Sutherland has returned from
Colville He also attended the meeting
Of the state assessors in Spokane for
several DAYS.
Situation wanted by experienced camp
cook. Address G.. G. Dougherty, New
port, Wash, or call at Pend Oreille
lodging; house.
DR.. Castor, osteopathic physician
from Spokane, will be at the Antler
Hotel on Mondays and Fridave. from
$50 a. IN. to 3;45 p. M, beginning Jan.
10. Consultation free. 34-4
F. W. Kimmel will leave next week
for Southern California to spend the
balance of the winter. Mr. Kimmel's
health has been very poor lately and be
thinks that the balmy air of California
will help HIM.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. B. Early, of Tiger,
have been Visiting Newport relatives a
portion of this week. They went to
Spokane Tuesday, where Mr.. Early will
attend to some business for the Multno-
nah Mining 4 Milling Co. lin which he
| is stakeholder.
G. f. Smith, of Cusick, was Newport
visitor on Thursday. Mr.. Smith has
leased his sawmill at his home tosMessrs.
Rice and Lyon Brothers. The mill
will he started about the first of
March or earlier, If the weather condi-
lions permit, and will continue to run
during the year. The new firm has a
contract to dispose OF all their lumber to
Spokane parties. Mr. Rice will be the
sawyer and is an old hand at the busi.
ness, having operated mills at several
points in Stevens county during the last
ten years.
| make the claim that. taken as a
whole, have handled general stock of
merchandise the past year at a closer
margin OF profit than any other house
on the American continent, and this in
cludes the catalogue houses when freight
is added to this place. To back, nv
claim will give $50 as follows: The.one
that proves am in error in this matter
to get s25 and the other $25 to 90 for
educational or charitable purposes.
The Mayor. the Justice of the Peace
and the President of the Commercial
Club to be the judges Of the business of
my claim and to attend to the distfibu-
ton of the last named $25.
i 7. KELLY.