The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1912-03-07

Big Ben alarm clocks at Benson's, T.
0. Jeweler.
A girl was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Palmer Shull Monday morning.
Use Tickle Stopper for that tickling
in the throat. Sold only by the Tulles
Drug Co.
Can accommodate some more custom
ers for pure milk and cream.
Aft T. L. PAULsEN.
Rexall Headache Waters are guaran-
teed under thepure food and drugs act
Tulles Drug Co.
TO EXCHANGE-Cigars, tobacco
and papers for nickels and dimes, at
McGee's newsstand.
J. D. Nelson, deputy sheriff of Meta
line, was Newport visitor several days
the first of the week.
Sewing of all kinds will be done at
reasonable prices or by the day. Miss
Gladisch, Phone 1882 43-4
Every article of rubber goods from a
nipple to a fountain syringe bought at
the Rexall Store is guaranteed.
If it is good enough for Uncle Sam
it should be good enough foryou. Read
our ad First National Bank.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. F. Rowell returned
Tuesday from the Coos Bay country,
Oregon, where they spent the winter.
A few more pure bred Barred Plym-
outh Rock cockerels left at So each.
Order now. SILVER BIRCH FARM.
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R. B. Boggs has returned from
Rainier, Oregon, where he spent the
winter and has gone back to his ranch
near Lost Greek.
c. E. Jaynes and family left Monday
evening for an extended trip to South
ern California, where they will visit
relatives and take in the sights of that
section.
The sale of mems wear at the Sher-
man store still continues. They are go
ing out of the mems wear line of bust
ness and will devote exclusive attention
to the dry goods line.
Residence insurance rates in Newport
have been reduced about 20 per cent
and further reduction of 40 per cent
on exposures granted. Buy the best.
SECURITY STATE BANK.
George L. Noble has been the guest
of Newport friends this week. Mr..
Noble is now residing in Spokane, hav-
ing left Elk River, Idaho, after his bust
ness property in that town was wiped
out by fire.
Commissioner Mathews and Engineer
Vail returned Monday from trip to
Stevens county, where they inspected
several ferries across the Columbia to
get data for the installation of ferries
in this county.
Mayor Heslin, Frank Smith, M. F.
Ryan, Fred Miles and George H. Be-
bier, representatives of the local De-
mocracy, were Spokane visitors Monday
to hear the peerless leader of their
party, w. ]. Bryan.
Last Friday the Pend Oreille County
Press, published at Cusick, by A. C.
and E. N. Shoemaker, made it's initial
bow to the public. 1t is we'll gotten
up four page paper and is a welcome
addition to the newspaper fraternity of
the county.
The First National Bank is
prepared to loan you money or
your ranch. Come in and see
us about terms.
Attend the Moose smoker and wrest-
ling match Saturday evening. The re-
arrangement of the hall by the lodge
has been completed and everything is in
shape for a good time. The wrestling
match starts at 9 o'clock.
For SC and the coupon printed in the
advertisement of the Model Bakery you
can buy one of those great big 10c loaves
of Sanitary bread. The coupon is good
at either the Model Bakery or grocery
stores that handle it's bread.
DR.. E. S. Prindle, of Spirit Lake,
was in town Tuesday on his way to La
Clede. During the day he visited Silver
Birch Farm, and was greatly impressed
with the farm development. DR.. Prin-
die is also doing agricultural develop
ment on ranch near Twin Lakes.
Reports from the Priest River coun-
try are to the effect that weather and
road conditions continue most favorable
for logging operations. The Fidelity,
Jurgens and Beardsmore camps are still