The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1911-05-11
Good pasture for horses. E. Thomp-

SON.
i Fresh lot of chocolates and box can.
dies at P. o. Store.
Second hand sewing machines. 50, $40
SIS and $40, at Kelly's.
The Courtenay- Morgan Stock Go. al
the Vino Theater next week.
A line of hand colored motto panels
and scenic cards at p O.. Store.
H. A. Miller, undertaken. All calls
answered promptly day or night.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. M. Lund were Spo-
kane visitors the first of the week.
FOR SALE-A few more full-blood
Plymouth Rock hens. J. LeFever,
Newport.
FOR SALE-Two houses in SCOTS
addition to Newport. Also lots in Javnes'
and Ankerson's additions. Inquire OF
w. F. Willard.
A splendid Steinway square piano,
fine tone. very cheap, easy terms: q
bargain to first conner. Sherman, Clay
& Co.
s. J. Appleman went to lone this
morning to assist David Caldwell in pre-
pairing for special sale at the lone
store of the firm.
|. FOR SALE-2OO acres of cordwood
located directly adjoining Newport; will
sell the wood by the acre. Jacob Mar
tin. Newport. Wash. 45tf
Gust Anderson, the shoe man, has
fine new line of shoes. The Mission. Call
and see them and learn about the gold
| watch he is giving away.
All white shirt waists and silk waists,
| worth from $l25 to 81, will be sold at
one third off at C. A. Sherman & Co. g..
Sale begins Saturday, Nav 13.
Representatives of several lecture bu-
rea as have been in town this week, en-
deavoring to interest some of our local
organizations in the promotion of lee
ture course for next season.
The plat of Jones & Onesrud's first
addition to Cuslck was accepted by the
board of county commissioners last week.
The new addition is part of the land
they purchased from j. W. Cusick, and
is directly south of the town.
The Pend Oreile river is now rising
rapidly and during the past week has
gone up three feet. Today it stands at
2 feet above low water mark. year
ago today it was 14.3 teet and this date,
1909, it was 4 feet.
W. w. Cutler, travelling passenger and
freight agent for the Milwaukee: M. E.
Snyder, travelling freight agent for the
Northern Pacific, and w. S. Williams,
general agent for the Rock Island lines,
have been Newport visitors this week.
Cashier Anderson, of the Security
State Bank. went to Spokane Saturday,
returning Sunday in a new Maxwell
touring car that he purchased while in
the city. 1t adds another to the grow
ing list of good machines owned by New
port people.
Mothers Day" will be observed at
the First M, E. church on Sunday at IL
a. m. with appropriate services. The
aged OF the city and vicinity are espe-
cially invited. At 8 p. m. the pastor
will speak on "The First and Last Cues
ton of Life"
j. L. Dougherty and family left this
week for Redmond, Oregon, where he
has gone into business. Redmond is
one of the growing towns of the vast re-
gion in Central Oregon that is being
opened by the building of the Oregon
Trunk Railway.
A bunch of the local K. P. boys were
at Spokane Saturday, attending session
of the D. O. K. K, side rank of the
K. P. order. They assisted in teaching
Ray Rauch and Charlie Fielder the
stunts of the order and saw that they
got their moneys worth.
The best malleable range on
earth is the Charter Oak. Six
hole, nickel plated, from SIS to
S65, for sale cheap on cash on
monthly payments Lund Hard
ware Go.
| DR.. and Mrs. O. G.. Nelson will leave
Sunday morning for Seattle, where the
Doctor will attend the state convention
of the Knights of Pythias. representing
the Newport lodge. The convention
will be on the 10Th, 18th and 18th, and
the Doctors Office in Newport will be