The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1911-10-19


week.
The Little Brick saloon will have I'm
ported Coburger beer on tap every Sat-
urday.
George g Wilcox has purchased the
interest of his partner T. L. Panlsen in
the City Market.
All kinds of Gold Seal Rub
bers at j. A. Noble $.
B. F. Bourn, of Rathdrum, mining
man interested in the Metaline country,
was Newport visitor Monday.
WANTED-To bvy some yearlings and
calves. not nnder months old. Ad-
dress John Davaz. Dalkena. Wash. 1913
The shipments of Metaline Falls cement
over the Idaho & Washington Northern
are averaging about eight to ten cars
per day.
The Paris Store is receiving new line
of Dress Skirts. all new styles, and of
the latest fabrics. The ladies should
call and see them.
Dr. Dodge, dentist located at lone
the past year has decided to move to
New port and will open offices in the
Reid block about Nov. 1st.
LADIES', Misses and Children's
Cloaks 90 on Sale at twenty per cent.
reduction On Wednesday and Thursday,
Oct. 25th and 18th.
@. A. SHERMAN & Co.
D. NJ. Shreve, the ieweler, has re-
Gently installed New Century engrav-
ing machine. which does all kinds of
engraving, replacing the slow and labor
ious hand work.
Newly elected officers of the Civic I'm
provement Club are Mrs. Chas. Pike,
Pres; Mrs. 6. ". Sutherland, Vice
Pres; Mrs j. =. Langille. Sec. Mrs.
G. A Martin. Treas.
A son of I. W. Harris had the thumb
on his right hand quite badly mashed
while assisting in hanging the truss that
supports the ceiling of the court room.
One of the heavy irons fell on it.
In reporting the oats yield of A. F.
Sadler last week THE MINER stated that
he got 300 bushels from Sc acres The
correct acreage was 96, and even at that
rate it was a good and profitable WELD.
Catholic services at ST. Anthony Catho-
lie church every first and third Sunday
at s and 1920 a. ID. Sunday school
every Sunday. Seats are free and a cor
dial invitation is extended to all to at
tend the services.
Four Calispel Indians from Cusick
were in town today securing hunters
licenses from Auditor Murray. The
bucks report big game numerous and
are anticipating drawing down some
cougar and lynx bounty.
E. D. Hamacher, of the Spirit Lake
laundry, is in town making aprepara-
tions to open local agency. They ex-
pect to build modern laundry plant on
their recently purchased lots On the
South Side in the spring.
The officials of the Northern Idaho
& Montana Power Co., owners of the
lots on the west side of Washington
avenue diagonally opposite the court
house have kindly donated the use of
the lots for playground for the child
ren attending school in the Boiler
building. The school board is having
the lots cleared of brush and stumps.
E. ]. Batchelder. who resides mile
west of town, had the misfortune to
suffer an accident last Friday. He was
engaged in hauling wood and stepping
of the load to urge on his team, one of
the horses plunged, knocking Batchel-
der down. and the wagon with a two
cord load of wood ran over him, break
He is able to be out on clutches and will
soon he back at work again.
During the drawing of the jury for the
Green trial the name of j. S. CahoW, of
Cusick, was called, Cahow is man of
about 30, and during his examination
by the attorneys the fact was brought
out that be paid no taxes, although he
claimed to be the owner of some per-
sonal property. Judge Care, excused
Cahow from jury service for the term.
and Assessor Purchase, taking note of
the matter. invited the young man to
bis Office upstairs and saw to it that his
name was entered on the assessment
rolls of the county.
The body of William Henry Kramer
of Occur d. Alene, Idaho, was brought to
the Harding Undertaking Parlors.s from
Priest Lake Tuesday evening for prep
aration for burial. Mr. Kramer, who