The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1910-12-01
Shreve for Christmas presents.
Frank D. Crandall, expert watch

Shreve for Christmas presents.
Frank D. Crandall, expert watch
maker.
Dolls, large and small, dressed and
undressed. at 2. 0. Store.
Just two prices in Mems suits at
Kelly's. $1,000 and $3.50.
For high grade mems and boys shoes
90 to Gust Anderson's store.
Mrs. Rancher, your eggs are worth SC
apiece at the South Side Grocery.
Newport improved property to trade
for good ranch or cut over lands. Chas.
F. Craig.
If you intend to get those Christmas
pictures in time to send off, see White
mute soon.
Ladies Hats at half price at
the Paris Store.
New 1911 calendars areon display at
the Harris Drug Store. Some very
pretty designs are shown.
Over one hundred Standardization
books at from Csc to Csc each. Make
your selection early at P. O. Store.
delegation of Spirit Lake Masons is
in town this evening to assist Newport
lodge in conferrlng the third degree on
Edward Kichemaster.
The Paris Store has made low prices
on their stock of Ladies' Suits. See the
advertisement in this issue and take adj
vantage of the opportunity.
Reports from Rathdrum are to the
effect that good progress is being made
on the building of the transmission line
from Post Falls to Newport.
FOR RENT-Twelve-roo house, fur
nished, suitable location for boarding
and rooming place, close to business
section; price $50 per month. Inquire
Miner. 29-tf.
V. NJ. Smith. of Priest River, presi-
dent of the Citizens State Bank, of that
town, al d promoter of the Panhandle
Electric Company, was Newport WISH
tor Wednesday.
DR.. G. W. Sutherland is at Walla
Walla this week as a delegate to the
State Good Roads convention, having
been commissioned to attend by appoint-
ment by Gov. Hay.
While the furnace is being installed
in the BASEMENT of the Congregational
church, Miss Dunwoodie's grade of the
local schools is being conducted in the
city hall building.
E. o. Dressed has received commun-
ication from Washington. D. c., notify
flying him of his appointment as post
master of the new Office of Metaline
Falls, Wash. The office will open as
soon as Mr.. Dressel's oath and bond are
received in Washington. 51~
Dates of local teachers meetings of
this side of the county have been fixed
as follows Cusick, Jan. %; lone,
March T. Athletic meet at Usk the
fourth Saturday in April. The date for
the meeting at Newport will be decided
later.
The Portland U. S. land office has had
an Inspector in this vicinity looking over
the homesteads of those who lost their
timber in the forest fires, application
having been made by mum Der of home
steaders of this vicinity for permits to
remove the burned timber.
At Port Townsend, WASH, on Nov.
10Th, occurred the marriage of George
L. Talmadge, son of Mr.. and Mrs. G.. F.
,Talmadge, OF this city to Minnie May
Gauthier, of Port Townsend. Mr.. Tai
madge is in the q. S. naval service and
is located at Tatoosh Island, in Puget
Sound, as wireless operator.
w. H. Rock ell and family have re-
turned from a several months visit at
Mr.. RockweIl's former home In Maine.
They greatly enjoyed the trip and re-
port great interest throughout the east
in all matters pertaining to the North
west. Friends of Mr.. Rockwell were
syery much interested in reading The
MINER, which was sent te them during
their visit east, and were particular to
read the advertisements of local mer-
chants to compare prices of articles with
eastern prices, and in nearly every in
stanae the prices of Newport dealers
were as low as those in vogue in the east.