The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1910-09-29
It pays to trade with Shrcve.

IL DAYS 10 trace Win OnrcVe.
FOR SALE-9OO ID. horse. 1nquir'
at this Office.
The Paris Store is the right place t.
buy your millinery.
Don't forget the fremen's dance al
Kelly's Hall Friday evening, Sept. 80.
1t works while you sleep, a savings
account in the Security State Bank.
Another car of So-Llte Flour just re-
ceived. Try barrel. Vawter & Graup-
ner.
When you need an undertaken call
Harding g. Harding. Night and day
phones.
Newport improved property to trade
for good ranch or cut over lands. Chas.
F. Craig.
G. A. Sherman & Co. have big line
of sweaters of all kinds for ladies, men
and children.
The Musical Eckhardts will assist with
the music next Sunday night at the
Baptist church.
WANTED--A girl to work for her
board while attending school. Inquire
of Mrs, VIM Krause.
Mrs. B. F. Seeley, of Deer Park, was
the guest of Newport friends several
days the first of the week.
FOR SALE-Incubator with 2OO-egg
capacity, including brooder almost new.
Inquire at the Miner office.
Thomas Donald Remly, formerly of
Newport, is now in Philadelphia study
ing medicine at the Hahnemann Medi-
cal College.
The dull condition OF the lumber bust
ness has caused the shutting down of the
night shifts of the Panhandle mills at
Spirit Lake and lone.
A. M. Johnson, of the Sherman store,
has gone to the Flathead reservation to
build cabin on the claim won in the
drawing by his mother-in-law.
Charles M. Talmadge has been APP
pointed by the Bonner county commits
sioners to be one of the delegates from
Bonner county to the Dry Farming Con-
gress, to be held at Spokane next week.
Mrs. John Rogers, Mrs. Fred Taylor
and Mrs. j. B. Campbell, of Spokane,
had luncheon with Mrs. & f. Talmadge
Friday. The ladies were schoolmates
in Minnesota and very much enjoyed
hereunion.
A jury in Justice Ankerson's court on
Tuesday found verdict of not guilty in
the trial of Mrs. Steele, principal OF the
Idaho schools. charged with battery on
the person of Alvin Vandewater, one of
the pupils of the school. VIM. Vane
appeared for the defense.
Mrs. J. A. Noble and daughter Pauline
have returned from several months
visit in Iowa and North Dakota. Miss
Pearl Meyers, of Mandan, N. D., sister
of Mrs. Noble. accompanied them and
will remain for visit in Newport.
L. A. Culver. of Blueslide, has pur-
chased the White property in Halfo1d's
addition, and will move to town so that
his children may attend the Newport
schools this winter. Our schools are the
magnate that is drawing a number eff
families to town this winter.
The old Fidelity planer was operated
last week to run quantity of lumber
for new buildings to be erected by Chas
M. Talmadge on the May ranch near
Wolfred, to take the places of the build
ings wiped out by the fire. Mr.. Tai
madge is also clearing some Of the land
burned over by the fire of August 20.
40. Onesrud, of the railroad con
tracing firm of Onesrud & Jones, was a
Newport visitor Wednesday. Mr.. Ones
rud is large land owner in the Calispel
valley, and being one of the members of
the diking commission of district No. 2,
is actively engaged in the work of get
ting the district protected against over
flow.