The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1910-02-10

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Spirit Lake has organized new brass
rand.
! Women to work at the
Newport Steam Laundry.
For high grade mems and boys shoes
20 to Gust Anderson's store.
Quaker Corn Flakes, 10c.
HOME GROCERY.
While butter is so high use those large
pals OF jelly for 60 cents at Kelly's.
Floral Blend Coffee, the best l5c coffee
on the South Side PAYNE & Vawter.
President Willis and Secretary Wilson
of the Fidelity, were in town Wednes-
dav
Ladies' coats on the bargain counter
| at Sherman's. 1t will pay yon to look
them oyer.
Mrs. Freda Patterson has purchased
the Charlotte Miller Page property on
Union avenue.
| The lates. things in waists for spring
have arrived at the Paris store. Be sure
TO see them.
| Both of the Newport banks will be
closed on Tuesday Feb. p, Washing
tons birthday
You can save money on any article
sold by us. Call and be- convinced.
Lund Hardware Co.
Henry A. Miller, Undertaken and Lii
censed EmbaImer All calls answered
promptly, day or night.
All orders for nursery stock for this
springs delivery must be in my hands
bv March IS J. NJ Mcdonald.
Those 81, 81, $3.50, 80 and $3.50 pants
at Kelly's are better than any one else
has for a great deal more money.
Mrs. f. A. Ste Marie, OF Spirit Lake,
spent couple of days here with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs Brszeau, the first
of the week.
Pat Barry, who has been logging
north OF Priest River. had his hand
badly crushed one day last week, several
of the smaller bones being broken
The Dalkena Lumber Co.'s plant at
Dalkena will start the seasons run about
April /. Two shifts will be operated
and very busy season is anticipated.
The kootenai county com missioners
have offered permanent reward of $25
to any one who will give evidence lead
ing to the conviction of any violator of
the local option law.
Home Brand Butter is always
good, Every pound guaranteed,
HOME GROCERY
good hay ranch, 100 acres meadow,
40 acres good fruit land; will trade for
Spokane property or Newport property.
II taken at once you will get this years
crop G. F. Craig
Those summer suits of underwear at
Kelly's for so cents per suit cannot be
beaten any place in the world. II you
want heavier suit of underwear we
have them at 95 cents per suit which |
were never beaten for the price.
Services at the Methodist Episcopal |
church Sunday, Feb. 10: Sunday school |
at 10 m, preaching at II a M, Junior
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$50 p. M, preaching at 80 D. IN. A |
welcome to all. n. Sherman Hawk,
pastor.
David Caldwell was up from lone Sat-
urday. He reports the new town doing
nicely, and says that several offers are
being made for the purchase of the Jor- |
dan cement plant at Cement, one of
which is reported to be prompted by
Great Northern interests.
]. c. Jacobson, of the Fidelity Co.,
left Friday for West Branch, in the
Kaniksu National Forest, where he will |
spend the summer experimenting log
ging operations for the Fidelity Mr.. |
Jacobson took his family with HIM and |
they will spend the summer there.
L. J. kimmel made final proof on his |
homestead near Tiger before Z s Com
missioner Rogers Tuesday. Messrs. |
Wooding and Porter were present as
witnesses. Mr.. Porter is one of the |
older residents OF the valley country. |
having been here more than II years.
The Daily Inland Herald, Spokane's
new afternoon and Sunday paper, made |
its bow TO the people of the Inland En-
pire on Monday The first issue con-
sisted of 81 pages, we'll printed and got
ten up in manner that indicates that
it will grow to be power in the news
paper field
Commissioners Finstad, of Priest River.