The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1910-12-22

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o. Store.
Take your pictures to Harding's and
have them framed.
Diamond rings $40. $l5, $25, -$s5. $50
and up at Crandall's.
F. A. Purchase, of Cusick. was New
port visitor this morning. .
Why not buy him watch fob? Gram
dali has them. A large assortment.
]. Gibbs and family plan to spend
Christmas with Walla Walla relatives
and friends.
Cordwood taken at the highest market
price in exchange for merchandise. c..
A. Sherman & Co.
The Citizens Electric Co. have moved
into the Sutherland building next to
Phone Office. Phone 7.
The family of Landlord Lewis, of the
Commercial Hotel, was increased Tues
dav by the birth of boy.
Cider, made at Chattaroy, mild and
sweet, Soc per gallon. Try some for
Christmas. South Side Grocery.
Candy.l Candy! Candyl Fresh and
homemade; best always. Charles E.
Schmidt, viewpoints Candy Man."
Why not buy him Howard, Hamil-
ton or Waltham watch for Xmas? Gran
dali has a swell line TO select from.
Don't forget the Firemen's dance at
Kelly's Hall Monday evening, Jan. 2.
The fire ladies are entitled to your
support
Do not fail to see our line of postal
cards, the best and most complete ever
shown in Newport. Ate the Harris
Drug Store.
nj. E. Malone, of Spokane, the new
travelling passenger agent of the Canad-
ian Pacific Railway. made his first trip
into this territory today,
G. B. Swim, Forest Assistant in the
local office of the Kaniksu Nation
al Forest, has bought from Mrs. M.
Schwab, lots Is and IA, block 16, Scott's
3rd addition to Newport.
John German and wife. of Galata,
Mont, are guests of their daughters for
the Christmas holidays. Mrs. German
may remain to spend the winter, return
ing to their claim in the spring.
Vim. Moeser and wife and daughter
Mildred, c. P. Moeser and wife and son
Charles left Wednesday noon for Topeka
and other Kansas points, where they
will spend the holidays with relatives.
TAKE NOTICE-If you owe us any,
thing this means YOU. All accounts
must be settled on or before Jan. l, 1911,
or they will be turned over to an attor-
ney for collection. Vawter & Graupner
Secretaries of local lodges that have
recently elected officers are requested to
present the list to The MINER for publ
cation and for correction of the directory
of lodges that appears in the paper.
The Perfection oil heater at Millard's
is handy contriyance that can be taken
from one room to the other and works
satisfactorily. He has them at all prices
ranging from So up.
Alarm Clocks~--Tne long alarm
guaranteed kind 85c. lntermit-
tent $1.25. CrandalI, the jeweler.
AL Rieman and wife. of Davenport,
friends of Louis Kirchan, were Newport
visitors Tuesday, in quest of business
openings. They were very favorably
impressed by the town and will come
again.
The Newport Masonic lodge is in re-
ceipt of an invitation to attend cele-
bration of st. Johns day at Spirit Lake
on Tuesday evening. Dec. q, as guests
of the Spirit Lake lodge. Rev. F. E.
Whitman, of Newport, is to be the prin-
cipal speaker of the evening.
The new sawmlll of the NJ E. Phelps
Lumber Co. at Cusick, is rapidly grow
ing under the direction of John R.
Bond. The new mill structure is of q
substantial nature and will be equipped
with the latest machinery for capacity
of 30, 900 feet in ten hours. The COM
pany has several camps at work getting
out logs for the run to be started next
spring. The new mill will be up and
enclosed before the first OF the year.
January End will be good time to
enroll at Aliens Business College OF
Spokane. The only school in the north
west requiring only half the tuition fee
until after you graduate and secure a
position. Graduates Of this school are
not looking for positions; they are all
employed. Arrange to enroll January
End. Ol9O5 Washington Street. Spo-
kane, Washington.