The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1911-06-08
Fishing tackle at special prices at P

1 flsnlng tackle at special prices at
O. Store.
i 81. A. Miller, undertaken. All CALL
answered promptly day or night.
/ Z. w. Harris, of the Dalkena Lumber
Co., is Newport visitor today.
500 lots are getting scarce in New
port. Some choice ones for sale at this
price. See Craig.
One room to rent, suitable for one OF
two gentlemen; all modern conyeniences
Mrs. Geo. Hvnes.
A. Ray Williams, of Grin, Stevens
county, was Newport visitor this week
looking after business affairs.
Special-Paper napkins put up in car
tons, ready for picnic parties or dainty
luncheons at home, at P. o. Store.
Misses Maud, Blanche and Lee Smith
left Wednesday for Portland, Oregon,
where they will see the famous Rose
Carnival.
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located directly adjoining Newport; will
sell the wood by the acre. Jacob Mar.
tin, Newport, Wash. 45tf
You can rent Free sewing machine
of the Ladwig Furniture Co. The Free
| is the best machine on the market. For
sale or rent, try one.
We do plumbing and timing at
reasonable rates. All work guar
anteed. Lund Hardware Go.
John Ladshaw, of Spokane, has
brought an outfit here for putting in a
logging camp for the Phelps Lumber
Co. opposite Wolfred.
Gust Anderson, the shoe man, has a
fine new line of shoes. The Mission. Call
and see them and learn about the gold
watch he is giving away.
The new school house at Wolfred
dav with an attendance of eight pupils.
Mrs. L. E. Gregory. of Newport, is the
teacher.
E. K. Parks is at lone this week, TAX
ing charge of the lone store of the Cald-
we'll Clothing Co. during Mr.. Caldwell 8
absence at Tacoma, in attendance on the
state meeting of the Odd Fellows.
Government steamboat inspectors
looked over the steamer lone this week,
making the annual inspection prepara-
tory to starting the Sunday excursions
in about three weeks.
At the corner of Wash. Ave. and 1st
St. will be displayed devil fish for
the remainder of this Week in the after
moons and evenings. Everyone cordially
invited. Special rates for children.
Miss Esther G Soulles. of Calispel,
the lady who will have the honor of be-
ing the first superintendent of schools
for Pend Oreille county, was Newport
On Saturday and Monday, June 10
and IL. the Paris Store will place on sale
at one-halt price, its complete line OF
Ladies' Hats; Plumes and Flowers.
Some rare bargains that the ladies
should take advantage of.
All Odd Fellows and Rebekahs are re-
quested to meet at Vawter's Hall Sun
day, June IL at 80 p. M, to 60 to the
cemetery. where memorial services will
be held over the graves of deceased
members.
Catholic services at st. Anthony's
church every first and third Sunday at
10 a. m. Sunday school every Sunday at
10 40 a. m. Seats are free and cordial
invitation is extended to all to attend
the services.
Otto Triechler, former cashier at the
local Great Northern depot, is visiting
Newport friends this week. Otto is now
agent and homesteading at Galata.
Mont, and reports crop conditions in
that section quite good this year.
That the Panhandle Electric Co. g
power project on Priest river is still
alive is evidenced by the fact that the
company recently paid to the Forest
Service $1,000 to maintain their rights to
power sites.
| Miss Fannie and Harry Dunwoodie
left Tuesday for Rochester, Mimi, where
they will consult the celebrated Drs.
Mayo in regard to the condition of
Harry, who has never entirely recovered
from the effects of the accidental gum
shot wonnd received nearly two years
ago.
Gust Johnson, landlord OF the Nor
thern Hotel, has made many improve
ments since purchasing the property,
and is continuing the good work. He is