The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1912-09-05

O. Jeweler.
Harding & Harding, the undertakers'
Night and day. Phone 100.
The County Commissioners were IN
session Tuesday and Wednesday.
500 buys lot in the Jaynes addition
SO down and $40 per month.
Dick Scott is home from the Occur
d'Alene country for weeks VISIT:
Ladies' diamond rings, $12 and up.
A. F. BENSON, P. O. Jeweler.
Call up Phone 1913 for gasoline wood
saw. Prompt attention to orders. loo
Ladies' suits and coats, children
coats. up-to-date line just arrived at
Sherman's.
For SALE-Good team of young
horses; weight about $500. Apply at
Miner Office. 1o-A
Apple growers can secure supply
of boxes from F. E. Lehmkuhl, OF
Newport. who has them for sale.
Miss Elsie Schwab arrived in New
port Sunday evening from Chester
Mont, and will attend school here this
year.
See our boys suits, every suit with
the peg top breeches. A watch given
away with every $500 suit and up, at
Sherman's.
The Phelps Lumber Co. s mill at Gu
sick completes it's seasons run of saw
ing this week. The company will con-
duct considerable logging operations
this winter.
County Assessor Purchase left Sun
day morning for Olympia, to represent
Pend Oreille county before the State
Tax Commission and see that we get a
square deal.
For SALE-21-foot launch in Pend
Oreille river, with 11-horsepower Ferro
5 engine, all in good condition. for $500.
Engine alone cost $440. Address II. E..
r Fremming, Newport, Wash.
LosT-Black leather-covered order
t book, containing statements and orders;
statements from Jones-McIntyre Candy
Co., Spokane. Finder leave at Martin
, Hotel and receive reward.
Stamp sales at the Newport post
office for the month of August show
an increase over the previous month of
81 per cent. and an increase of Fl per
cent. over August, 1911.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the NJ. E..
4 church will have food sale at the Tiss
China Store, on next Saturday after
t noon at 2 o'clock. Any special order
will be filled if received in time.
The Newport Band will give dance
at Wright's Hall, Priest River, Satur-
day evening, Sept. 18th. The music
will be furnished by the band and big
crowd and good time are anticipated.
Two representatives Of an eastern
bonding firm inspected the local prop
erty of the Northern Idaho & Montana
Power Co. Monday. The fasteners
=, were very favorably impressed with
the Newport country and its prospects.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. M. Talmadge, Mr..
and Mrs. G. F. Talmadge and son
Heath, Mr. and Mrs. S. w. Rogers and
,, DR.. Kennedy and family left this morn
!, ing for Ledgewood Camp, on Priest
Lake, where they will be in camp until
Monday.
His foot having been so badly crushed
that it was impossible to restore circu-
lation, it was found necessary to ampu-
tate the leg of J. w. Rogers, of Dal-
kena. just below the knee Mr.. Rogers
had his foot crushed and leg broken by
being hit by log while performing his
duties as superintendent of the Dalkena
mill about six weeks ago. The opera
! ton was performed at the Spirit Lake
r hospital.
Ed and Chas Washburn, father anc
I uncle of Mrs. DR.. Kennedy and Mrs.
Chas. Jacobs, left Monday morning
for their Iowa homes after having spent
: several weeks here. The Washburns
e are successful farmers and were sc
e well impressed with the stock ano
t dairying prospects of this section tina
d Ed purchased 80 acres south of town
/ 40 acres from VIM. Lalonde and Al
from Walter Knapp.
a County Engineer Vail and assistant
= have returned from the Metaline coun
s try, where they have been working Oh
l. the survey of the road from Metaline t.
e the Boundary. The survey was run t.
If point near the Boundary, and also t.
n a point near the west line of the county
where it was intended to connect wit
> road being run by Stevens county. I
T. was decided to abandon the survey a
:. these points, as the character of tn
h country beyond was found to be of sue
T a nature as to make the cost of cor