The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1911-11-16

N "hoU you walt. we carry
out your ideas. F. E. LEHMKuHL.
The Baptist Ladies' Aid will meet
next Thursday with Mrs. R. H. Reid.
Some six weeks pigs for sale, So each.
L. l.. PAULsEN, Newport, Wash.
VIM. and Charles Moeser left Satur.
day morning for Topeka, Kansas, te
see their mother, who is seriously, Ill,
Mrs. Hynes gives thorough up to-date
instruction on piano and organ. Terms
reasonable. Studio cor. 9Th and Scott ave.
furnished Rooms to Rent. In.
quire at South Side Grocery.
S. J. Appleman spent several days
this week at lone, on business with the
Caldwell Company's branch store at
place.
The P. O. Store will take your sub
scrlption or renewal for any paper or
magazine and meet prices of any repu-
table agency.
Division Superintendent Bowen and
Travelling Freight Agent Maher, of the
Great Northern, were Newport visitors
Friday.
Is M capacity sawmill for sale cheap,
or will trade for any kind of real estate,
Let me know what you have to trade.
c. P. TRASK, Scotia, Wash.
Mr.. Long and Miss Short had their
photos taken at Wintemute's Studio
yesterday, you can see the result at
Kelly's Hall Friday evening, November
18th.
The Panhandle Lumber Co. has a
force of men at work at lone repairing
and Strengthening the dam of their mill
pond. The dam has caused the COM
pany considerable trouble and expense
ever since it's construction.
| Don't fail to see the funny ''Tilly
Olson show at Kelly's Hall soon. Good
singing and dancing specialties are in
terspersed throughout this funny play.
Get your seat early, as '"Tilly" always
packs the houses.
If you enjoy hearty laugh, good
singing and dancing and a funny Swede
play, see Carl M. Dalton's big company
presenting ''Tilly Olson" at Kelly Hall
Thanksgiving evening. "Aye tank she
ban guide fallar''
Thursday, Nov. 80, has been officially
proclaimed by President Taft as the
day on which to give thanks. There
had been some doubt as to whether the
oath Or Both would be the day, but the
President has settled the matter by
naming the Both.
The Panhandle Lumber Co. s mill at
Spirit Lake closed down for the season
Saturday. The company has crew
logging at Wrencoe and in addition has
two jobbers at work, Ray Rauch west
of Newport and J. C. Kennedy & Son
on Skookun creek near Lenora.
Oscar F. Wolf, who has been asso-
ciated with THE MINER and the Meta
line Falls News most of the time the
past two years, has purchased the Jour-
nal at Eureka, Montana, and has taken
possession of the same He has located
| in good town and his newspaper car
eer will be watched with interest by
many friends.
The snow storm of Saturday and
Sunday brought us about Is inches of
snow but the weather was not very cold
or disagreeable. A chinook on Tues
day took down the snow to point that
made good sleighing. The big snow
storm was general throughout the coun-
try, extending from the Middle West to
Puget Sound, and judging from reports
from other points we got off easy.
William Vane has made Frank and
| Mabel Waterman the defendants in
SIP, 600 damage suit filed in the district
court at Standpoint. Defendants leased
of the plaintiff for three years ranch
III MdlIlcuI Guilty, JIG, e1Au IL 40 ~Ae'AAAA
ed they allowed the buildings to decay,
failed to gather the crops, allowed the
stock to starve and failed to pay the
rent in full.
Senator Poindexter has written a let
ter to Auditor Murray, acknowledging
receipt of the memorial directed to him
by the Pend Oreille county Board of
Commissioners, asking him to use his
efforts to have hurried the acceptance
of the survey of Townships 80 and 40,
Range 43. The Senator promises touse
his best efforts to have the land opened
at the earliest possible date.
To the ladies of Newport and vicinity
I wish to extend my sincere thanks for
the liberal patronage have enjoyed
from them. l have disposed or my
stock of Ladies Furnishings to q. A.
Sherman g. Co., but will continue In
tho millinery h11siness nv stock beng