The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1911-09-21
APPRENTICE girls wanted at the Fee

APPRENTICE girls wanted at the Fee
Sisters millinery store.
ROOMS for rent, with or without
board. Mrs. Aug. Schwab.
L. P. Hurd, of Hillyard, was New.
port visitor Tuesday.
Ladies' winter underwear, % Der cent
OH. Choice lot. Paris Store.
When you need an undertaken call
Harding q Harding. Phone 100.
ID. A. Miller, undertaken. ALI calls
answered promptly day or night,
Leland R. Kellogg and Jas. Woods
have gone to Denver, Col. for visit.
TO RENT-A room in a quiet home
Inquire at the Miner Office. 1872
For screen doors and windows. made
to order, leave orders at the shop. Phone
1852. F. E. Lehmkuhl.
Washing and ironing done for 40 cents
per dozen. at Mrs. M. Egleston's. phone
no. call 8. 1872
Mrs. Henry Schurch, of Spirit Lake.
visited in Newport Tuesday between
trains.
One light team for sale; also Broom
house on South Side for sale or rent. f
L. Weimer.
FOR SALE-Good grain hay at SIP
per tom. Write to G. A. Widman, Ro-
saiia. Wash.
Try some of the famous Imported Co.
burger beer on tap at Grifith's Little
Brick saloon every Saturday.
W. F. Schmidt and E. L. Sheldon left
Tuesday evening on a business trip to
Kennewick, returning today.
Cement brick now being made at the
cement plant in Newport will outlast
any clay brick that can ever be made.
The weather is getting cold and it will
soon be time for heating stoves. Willard
has the STOVES you are looking for.
Mrs. Hynes gives thorough up-to-date
instruction on piano and organ. Terms
reasonable. Studio cor. 9Th & Scott ave
A GOOD TRADE-Wll
trade a good piece of Newport
improved property for a good
ranch. Charles F. Craig.
Miss Blanche Klrchan, a niece of
Louis Kirchan, and Miss Stella Arnold.
of Milwaukee, en- route to California, are
spending the week with the Kirchan
family.
N. B. Butler, newcomer from the
coast. has purchased ten-acre orchard
tract from the Newport Washington
Land Co. and has taken up his residence
here.
In reporting the game laws last week
mistake was made in the dear season.
Instead of being open from Sept. to
Oct. l, as stated, the season isopen from
Sept. to Oct. l.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Neff came up from
their ranch in the LeClerk creek coun-
try last week. Mrs. Neff is visiting
friends and relatives at Hunters, while
George is running the Antler barber
shop fer ''Chrys," who is taking a short
vacation.
j.. F. Reynaud, former Newport citi-
zen and later manager of the Standpoint
Water Co., has resigned his position with
the water company. He has been elected
superintendent of the Idaho Continental
mine and will open general engineer
ing Office in Standpoint.
State Fire Warden John r. Welty an
nounces that three times as many per-
mits were issued in 1911 as for any pre-
ceding year. which is an indication that
more land has been cleared for cultiya-
ton than ever before in the history of
the state during the same period.
The Trespus & Maine threshing outfit
has been busy south of town the past
week. A good yield is reported in all
sections. The Tom Chance. Henry
Tweedie and T.. F. Graham farms were
unusually heavy producers, Graham's
oats going better than 20 bushels per
acre.
From statistics compiled by the state
tax commission it is shown that the
actual value of all the railroads in the
state is $345, 165, 528. This is an increase
of $87, 759 1892 over the 1910 valuations of
steam railroads in the state, the figures
for that year being placed at 1857 .405,-