The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1912-02-08

Stork goods at the Rexall Store.
Buy your wall paper at Harding's.
M. G. Fewel, of Dalkena, was New
port visitor Saturday.
Some special good bargains in stand
ard Books at the P. O. Store.
When you need an undertaken call
Harding & Harding. Phone 100.
FOR SALE-One dozen large hens in
good condition, $40. Frank L. Stewart,
Penrith, Wash,
Bargains in mems wear during the
closing out sale of this line at the store
of c. A. Sherman & Co.
Sixteen carloads of cement were
forwarded from the Inland Company S
plant at Metaline Falls last week.
Have you tried The Cookery Bags?
Many of your neighbors have and are
satisfied. See them at P. o. Store.
Have in stock beautiful wardrobe,
furnished in dark oak, with draws and
hat cabinet. F. E. LEHMKUHL.
FOUNDRY MCGEE boys, gentle
mans watch. Owner can get same by
proving property and paying for adv.
G.. 4. Sherman is the proud and happy
father these days, rejoicing over the
birth of an eight-pound boy Monday
morning.
DR.. H. F. Kennedy, Veterinary Sur
geon. Office with Newport Washington
Land Co. Leave night calls at North
ern Hotel. 38tf
The I. & W. N. has a train and log
loader at work hauling poles from the
Kent creek spur to Dalkena for the
Dalkena Lumber Co.
c. E. Jaynes has secured a two
months leave of absence from his duties
at the Great Northern station, and with
his family will make trip to Oregon
and California.
U. S. Anderson, of Blueslide, stopped
off in Newport Tuesday, oe his way
home from trip to Spokane Mr..
Anderson is getting out large guam
tity of cedar poles this year.
State Superintendent of instruction
Henry E. Dewey, who conducted the
meeting of school directors Tuesday,
has announced his candidacy as con-
gressmen-at-large from this state.
There is no way of improving town
as much as by encouraging good mer-
chants, good schools and good people to
settle among you, and this cannot be
done unless you spend your money at
home.
The Standpoint Commercial Club has
appointed committee to urge the Great
Northern Railroad to change its main
line so as to run closer to the town. The
depot is now about two miles from the
business center.
We sell Compo and Beaver Boards in
all sizes, from fit to IL fit, suitable
for painting or tinting on walls and will
take the place of plaster. Can be put
on by any one who knows how to drive
nail. For prices come and see US or
call Phone 46. F. E. LEHMKUHL.
VIM. Wiley has returned from trip
to Southern California, which he made
in company with Napoleon LeClerc and
James McInnis. They had the pleasure
of visit with F. c.. Krause at Ana
helm, CAL, and report them in good
health and Mr.. Krause blessed with
good crop from his orange grove.
D. E. McVey, of Seattle, cashier of
the Metropolitan Bank, of that city,
was Newport visitor Friday on bust
ness for his bank. Mr.. McVey visited
number of Eastern Washington towns
just before coming to Newport, and was
pleased to comment on our town to the
effect that nowhere had he observed
better conditions or more promising
future.
Sheriff Gardiner brought up from
Metaline Falls last Thursday a man
who showed strong signs of being men
tally unsound. He was going around
the town planning to erect mammoth
hotel on what is known as Wash
ington Rock, one the heights near
thetown, and his proposal was too strong,
SO the authorities were notified. He
was examined Thursday evening and or
dered committed to Medical Lake.
DR.. ]. M. McColl, physician and sur
geon, has located in Newport for the
practice of his profession, and has taken
Office rooms in the second story of the
Reid block. DR.. McColl comes Efrom
Buffalo, New York, and had several
years of practice in that city. Coming
west he spent some time looking for a
location, and being impressed with the