The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1911-05-18
Fresh lot of chocolates and box can.

Fresh lot OF chocolates ana DoX CAN
dies at P. g. Store.
Second hand sewing machines. s., $40
sI5 and $40. at Kelly's.
H F. NJ. Knowlton, of Athena, Oregon,
is Newport visitor this week.
i A line of hand colored motto panels
and scenic cards at p o. Store.
Il H. A. Miller, undertaken. All calls
answered promptly day or night.
II A. E. Reid and family, of Spirit Lake.
spent Sunday with Newport relatives
County Treasurer Bliss Phillips. OF
CoIvilIe. made business trip to the
Calispel valley Monday.
/ Milk, any kind, three cans for
25c, South Side Grocery.
Two blocks from the main street, the
Blackwell addition offers the best lots
for the least money. G. F. Craig. agent.
Il C. C. Nauholz returned this morning
from Northern Minnesota, where he
spent several months looking after busi-
ness interests.
Il FOR SALE-Two houses in Scott's
addition to Newport. Also lots in Jaynes'
and Ankerson's additions. Inquire of
i W. F. Willard.
Tickets are now in demand for the
High School play. Get In line for We'd
nesday night, May 81. That's the night
for ''She Stoops to Conquer"
Mrs. R. E. Creager and daughter
Ruth left Tuesday morning for several
months visit at their former home at
Sumner, Iowa. Mr.. Creager will join
them later.
i Practically all of the material for the
construction of the Northern Idaho &
Montana Power Co.'s service line to
Priest River has arrived and the work of
construction is now under way.
4 G. 4. Sherman & Co. have an attroc-
tive bargain counter of ladies'. misses
/ and children's shoes. The shoes range
from 81 25 to 81 in value and the highest
price on the counter is $50. Be sure
/ to see them.
King Reid returned Tuesday from
Berkeley, CAL. where he attended col
lege He will make his home this sum-
mer with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. E.
E. Reid, and will enter the employ of
the Newport Furniture Co., taking
charge of the soda fountain.
At the ball park next Sunday the
Newport ball team will 90 up against
the Varney-Somers team, one of Spo-
kane's best amateur teams. Do you
like the pace the Newport team is show
ling? If you do and want to see good
game, be on hand Sunday.
Newport has at present no veterinary
surgeon residing here, but will soon
have one. DIR. Arthur J. Powell, a vet
Urinary from Spokane. will. beginning
this week. be in Newport Saturdays and
Sundays, and shortly after June will
come here to remain permanently
The Fidelity Lumber Co. has COM
pleted the hoist for loading out the logs
brought down from the West Branch
country, belonging to the Humbird
Lumber Co.. of Standpoint. The logs are
hoisted by electric machinery and de-
livered to the Great Northern at Albeni
Falls by the Fidelity switch engine.
Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Kleckner enter
tanned the Bridge Whist Club and a
number of other friends Wednesday
evening. The Whist Club became ap.
prised of the fact that it was the seven
teenth wedding anniversary of the
couple and presented them with hand
some hand painted dish.
Last year in the State of Wash
ington % new FIRE insurance
companies were admitted to busi-
ness and d fire insurance COM
panies retired from the state. The
companies we represent are in the
field year in and year out. BUY
THE BEST. Security State Bank.
The aged tourist. who had paraIvtic
stroke on Washington avenue last
Wednesday afternoon shortly after ar
irving in town, proved to be fakir and
his affiiction only a well PLAYED game
After having recovered sufficiently to
leave town subscription fund was
circulated to help him on his way. Now
comes the report that he has since
played the same game in town west OF
here.
A charitable and appreciated act was
the raising of sl55 by employees of the
Fidelity Lumber Co. and other friends,
to defray the exnepses of sond;no Co