The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1911-01-12
Miller does undertaking.

Miller does undertaking.
Great reduction sale atthe Paris Store.
Read the advertisement.
Harding & Harding, the undertakers.
Night or day. Phone l09.
WANTED-A contract to haul cord
wood. H. Il. Hunt. Albeni Falls, Idaho
Special prices on all men suits.
IA. Noble.
Look here! We have full line of Del
Monte canned goods, preserves and jelly.
Try them. South Side Grocery.
Cordwood taken at the highest market
price in exchange for merchandise. G..
A. Sherman & Co.
A. Hageman and G. I. Mears, OF
Priest River, were Newport visitors
last Friday.
Having thoroughly learned the millin-
erv trade am prepared to make hats at
reasonable prices. Jennie Nelson. 1874
Cordwood stumpage cheap; two pieces,
near Newport and Priest River. Adj
dress Box 38l Newport, Wash. 35-2
S. P Adams has started the erection
of small house on the lots on Cass
avenue that he purchased from n. s.
Culver.
Have you seen the Improvements that
are being made in the Black well addi-
ton? Better get one of those choice
lots. Easy terms. @. F. Craig, agent.
The holder of No. 694 won the Ameri-
can mandolin harp at the Schmidt Drug
Store and can get the instrument by
calling for it.
F. J. Franklin has returned from
Metaline Falls where he spent several
months working on the big flume of the
Sullivan Greek power plant.
1t was "694' and not ''649' as re-
ported in the MINER that won the Man
dolln Harp at Schmidt's Drug Store.
The instrument is still uncaIled for.
A fire alarm called the department to
the residence of Mrs. Fred Phillips about
noon Sunday. The alarm was caused
by chimney fire. No damage was done.
The SHOWS of the past two days have
been jnyfully welcomed by loggers, BUSH
ness men and everybody else. Sleigh
ing is now first-class and assures the
rushing of work in the woods.
R. L. Noggle, who had charge of the
installation of the Northern Idaho &
Montana Power Co.'s sub-station in this
city, has been appointed superintendent
of that company's plant at Standpoint.
PAY UP.-Those knowing themselves
indebted to Wilcox & Paulsen, of the
City Market, are requested to pay bv
Feb. LIST, or the accounts will be placed
in the hands of an attorney tor collect
ion.
Mrs. s. J.. Appleman left today
for Olympia. where she will spend some
time with her husband, who is in atten-
dance on the session of the Washington
legislature as representative from Stew
ems county.
The heavy wind of Friday night blew
down sign from in front of the Paris
store and sent it crashing through one
of the big late glass windows of the
Table Supply Co. Luckily the glass
was insured.
Have you weak throat? If 80, you
cannot be too ca, eful. You cannot be-
gin treatment too early. Each cold
makes you more liable to another and
the last is always the harder to cure
If you will take Cham berlain's Cough
Remedy at the outset you will be saved
much trouble. Sold by all druggists.
One of the Great Northern's big 1900
type of engines. while switching onto
the temporary house track last Friday
broke one of the light rails out of which
the track is built and the services of the
wrecking crane from Hillvard were
necessary to raise the engine while a
new Fail was being placed under it.
One of the largest land sales in the
history of the county was made Satur-
dav, when County Auditor Jesseph sold
3l00 acres of state school land for SAL
O42. AS the homestead land is disap-
pearing the settlers are beginning to
turn their attention to the state land,
which is sold on the installment plan,
one tenth down and the balance in
nine annual payments.
During the absence OF the editor OF
The MINER at Olympia on the county
division matter the paper will be under
the management of A. M. Harris and
Oscar Wolf. Mr.. Harris will handle
the news end and Oscar Wolf the bust.
ness management. Any matters refer :
ring IN the manor CON ho tokar - ~ III