The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1911-10-19
Everything for men to wear at
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Rubbers at Kelly's.
ROOMS for rent, with or without
board. Mrs. Aug. Schwab.
| Tell us-what YOU want. We carry
out your ideas. F. E Lehmkuhl.
Twelve quarts of rich milk for 81. by
taxing two quarts day Hal E. Frem-
ming. 4o,s
William Stadelman has retur ned to
Newport after having spent some time
on his Montana ranch.
+. c. Menzies. travelling freight agent
for the l. & W. n Railroad, was New
port visitor Tuesday.
Mrs. c. A. Sherman has returned
tram six weeks visit at her former
home in Garfield. Wash.
L. F. Rowell collected coyote bounty
from Auditor Murray Wednesday. hsy
ing shot the animal west of town.
One furnished room, suitable for one
no two gentlemen; all modern conven-
fences. Mrs Geo. Hvnes, Scott & Fifth.
Judge Bros, of Priest River expect to
open pool and billiard parlor in the
building vacated by the Caldwell
Clothing Co.
Judge D. H. Carey and Court Re-
porter P. G. O'Mahoney arrived SUNDAY
from ColVile, to be on hand for opening
court Monday.
Attention of farmers is called to adv
of Silver Birch Farm on another page.
offering a special price On purebred
Berkshire pigs. 22-2
First mortgage farm loans on
favorable terms at the Security
State Bank.
Jack Commons has started the work of
clearing and placing under cultivation
the tract of land he purchased from J.
c. Langllle across the river.
The Ladies AiG of the congregational
Church will meet Friday at the home of
Mrs. DR.. Rogers. Mrs. F.,M Smith and
Mrs. Noble assisting in entertaing.
The old reliable Milton Nursery Co.
are prepared to fill all orders for trees,
shrubs, etc. Orders for fall delivery
should be filed not later than Oct. 10.
Jas. NJ. Mcdonald. Agt., Newport. Wn.
The Democratic Club held a public
meeting at Kelly's Hall last evening at
which r. F. Collins, of spokane was the
principal speaker. J. A. Rockford, of
Colvile, also addressed the meeting.
MISS Slack and Mrs. Hvnes furnished
vocal and instrumental music.
The term of office of Sidney W. Rogers
United States Commissioner, for New
port, having expired, and Mr.. Rogers
was not candidate for re-appointment.
Judge Rudkin. of the Federal Court, has
appointed NJ. F. RYAN to the office,
and Mr.. Ryan will be ready to serve the
public as soon as his seal and papers
arrive.
Jas. Martin, the 1l-year-oid son of
VIM. H. Martin, PLAYED with shotgun
shell TO his sorrow SATURDAY.. He found
the shell and removed the buckshot and
then threw the shell in a bonfire. An
explosion followed promptly and the
boys face was quite badly burned, but
it is thought that the burns will heal
without leaving any disfguring scar.
Last week Treasurer Reid and Asses-
sor Purchase put one over On an timer.
ant buggy merchant, who has been op-
Grating in this county. Mr.. Reid wps
apprised of the presence of the man in
the county with stock of buggies. and
Assessor Purchase promptly called on
him and assessed his stock of 40 buggies
at sos each, and Treasurer Reid collected
taxes to the amount of $50. Both Off
GERS are to be complimented on their
attention to their duties.
In last weeks MtNER it was stated
1.-the county not feeling able TO expend
more than $50 for the expenses Of the
teachers institute, the business men OF
Newport subscribed the additional
amount of $51 to defray the estimated
expenses" AS matter of fact there
was at the time the sum of $40 in the
institute fund of the county, and as $500
was the limit by law that the board
could appropriate for that purpose, they
did appropriate sufficient to bring the
fund up to $500.
Pend Oreille county's array of legal
talent has an addition in the person OF
Chester A. Grover, recently of Chicago.
Mr. Grover has leased the room in the
Sutherland building recently vacated by
DR.. Wallace, and will open the office as
soon as renovation of same is completed.
He is graduate of the Chicago College
of Law and has been engaged in prsc-
tice since 1896. He has q family, con-