The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1912-08-22

Sixteen inch wood for sale cheap
MoEsER LUMBER Co.
Pasturage to rent. Inquire of f.
Thompson, or the Newport ferryman'
Watches! Watches! See them. Price
them. A. F. Benson, Newport, T. u
Jeweler.
Seven hundred pairs of sample shoes
for ladies and children to be sold at cost
at Sherman's
Mrs. John LeFever was visiting in
Spokane, at Greenacres and at Liberty
Lake with friends
You can't beat them anywhere.
| Shoes! Shoes! A sample line just ar
rived at Sherman's.
Miss Marie Arnett, of Pasco, is the
guest of her cousin, Miss Louise Lewis,
deputy county treasurer.
Albert L. Lloyd and Emogene Quincy,
both of Cusick, have secured license
to marry from Auditor Murray.
Apple growers can secure supply
of boxes from F. E. Lehmkuhl, of
Newport, who has them for sale.
Gus Johnson, proprietor of the Nor
thern Hotel, has been seriously sick the
past week but is now slightly better.
At the home of Clarence Keyes, on the
South Side, on Sunday occurred the
marriage of John Eatman and Katie
Mcintyre, both of Newport.
The regular fall millinery opening at
the Fee Sisters millinery store will be
held Sept. 6 and T. A complete line of
early fall hats are now on display.
The M. E. Sunday school enjoyed a
picnic at Ashenfelter Bay Wednesday.
1t was attended by both youngsters and
grown-ups and all had very pleasant
time.
The Newport Department Store is
now utilizing the full floor space of the
Sutherland building, giving them a
much better opportunity to display
goods.
John Davaz, of Dalkena, is unloading
a new threshing machine today. The
machine will be taken across the ferry
at Newport and down to the Davaz
ranch.
For SALE-21-foot launch in Pend
Oreille river, with 11-horsepower Ferro
engine, all in good condition. for 5000.
Engine alone cost $40. Address H. E.
Fremming, Newport, Wash.
Thomas George Adams, a resident of
Metaline Falls, and native of Ontario,
Canada, has made application to Clerk
of the Courts Parks for naturalization
papers. The application will be heard
on Nov. II.
Governor M. E. Hay has issued a
proclamation designating Saturday,
Aug. 81, as ''Made in Washington Day, "
and urging that on that day the people
of this state in making purchases call
for Washington made products.
"Were all medicines as meritorious
as Chamberlain Collie, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy the world would be
much better off and the percentage of
suffering greatly decreased" writes
Lindsay Scott, of Temple, Ind. For
sale by all dealers.
Navarre's pitching for the Holly
Mason team in the Spokane City League
is attracting great deal of attention.
He won another game Sunday, and in
three games has struck out 80 men,
allowed II hits and five scores. 1t is
reported that Joe Cohn, of the North
western League team, is after him for
next season.
J. C. Eackle, of Colville, deputy hor-
ticultural Inspector in charge of the
work in Stevens, Ferry ank Pend Oreille
counties, was in town Saturday, accom-:
panied by w. H. Sterrett, of North
port, who has been appointed assistant
inspector for Pend Oreille county, sue
ceeding Chas. Mason. Mr.. Sterrett
started work in this county on Wednes-
day.
John R. Welty, of Olympia, State
Foresser and Fire Warden, made trip
into Pend Oreille county Saturday, for
a consultation with Fire Warden Pease
and Deputies Persteiner and Tiger, of
the lower river country. Mr.. Welty is
much pleased at the conditions that
have prevailed throughout the state
this season, the only fires of any conse-
quence having occurred on the coast
early in May.
County Engineer R. M. Vail returned
to Newport Wednesday evening from
the neighborhood of the international
Boundary where he had been working
on the survey of the new road. Or
Tuesday Mr.. Vail suffered an injury