The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1912-10-31

A girl was born to Mr.. and :. Mrs. G.
L. Whips last week.
; Dress skirts from So. rs to 49,. nov
priced at So. SO at Sherman's. ADV.
When you need an undertaken cal
Harding & Harding. Phone zoe.
New Palmer coats and suits just re.
ceived at the C. A. Sherman store. -Ad.
Sixteen size, Elgin watch in nickel
case. only $3.50, at Benson's. P. o.
jeweler. ADV.
When in need of the services of an
undertaken, telephone the Newport
Undertaking Co. Phone No. AZ.
A complete line of Boys Overcoats
and Suits and High Top Boots.
SHERMAN's.
Mrs. Hynes gives thoroug IN up to-date
instruction on piano and organ. Terms
reasonable. Studio cor. 9Th and Scott ave.
We handle first mortgage farm
loans adv. Security State Bank.
Groceries, fancy and staple, in large
or small quantities.
NEWPORT DEPARTMENT STORE.
WANTED-To buy 200 head of beef
cattle. If you have cattle to sell notify
B. F. Reike, Newport, Wash.-Adv.
The first is sometimes good. the last
is often better. C.. P. Stro has the last
bakery on Washington avenue. See
him.-Adv.
DR.. H. F. Kennedy, Veterinary Sur
geon. Office with Newport Washington
Land Co. Leave night calls at resi-
dence. Phone 1873. 38tf
We now have a stock to supply all
needs, Dry Goods, Ladies' and Gents
Furnishings, Shoes and Groceries.
NEWPORT DEPARTMENT STORE.
The Central Market delivery team
was the principal actor in a runaway
on North Washington avenue, which
resulted in damages to the harness and
rig.
Hunters. don't forget. Jas. R. Stew
art, Priest River, Ida., mounts deer
heads for $40, bear skin rugs, $14- mu-
scum methods; Is years experience. =
Adv.23
Fine cabbage at $1.00 per hundred
pounds, delivered at your door in hun
dred pound lots or more Drop me a
postal or see me.
Adv.24-2 J. W. RAUCH, Newport.
STRAYED-From my place, one one
year. and-a-half-old red heifer, with
white face, bigsred spot over nose, white
belly, horns pointing outward, no brand.
Send information to J. D. Young, Dali
kena, Wash.
| have purchased and have for
sale or trade 300 acres of meadow
land. The Johnston place near
Cusick. Chas. F. Craig,
ALIENS BUSINESS COLLEGE has an
expert penman in charge of the COM
mercial department.. He will make a
good penman of you. Write C. S.
Springer, O19O5 Washington street,
Spokane, Wash.-Adv. 24-2
Mayor George T. Heslin was at Spo-
kane Saturday, to hear Gov. Marshall,
Democratic candidate for Vice-Presi-
dent, and was member of the recep-
ton committee that accompanied the
Governor to Occur de'Alene.
S. Wyrick, one of the experienced
powder men of this section has just
completed job of blowing stumps for
R. D. Yonck, of Dalkena. Mr.. Wyrick
blew out 1926 stumps with 1000 pounds
of powder in ten days and half, a
very good record.
One of the Greeks in the employ of
the cement plant at Metaline Falls has
heard the call of his country, and has
started on the journey to take up arms
in the war against Turkey. Others of
the Greeks employed in the county are
considering the question of following
suit.
Chief Forester Graves, of Washing
ton, D. c., was an interested visitor to
the Kaniksu National Forest last week.
Mr.. Graves, who is the successor of
Clifford Pinchot, made trip to Coolin,
and visited the experimental station
and other points of interest in the
Forest.
In this issue will be found an adver-
tisement of sale of state lands, to take
place on Saturday, Dec. 7, conducted
by Auditor Murray. All pieces Of land
applied for in this county up to recent
date are included in this sale, as the
State Land Commissioner desires to
clean up all matters pendingin his office
before his term expires in January.
Meade in the emplOV of the