The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1912-11-28

| Sherman S.-AdV.
For sALE-A pair of light bobslelghs.
Inquire of F. E. Lehmkuhl.-Adv.
Christmas presents are hard to select.
Have you thought of a photograph
Adv.
If its a watch, see Benson. Big Sc
lection and prices that please. T. y.
Jeweler. Adv.
One-fourth off on all our Suits, Silk
and Wool dresses. Come in and look.
C. A. SHERMAN.
Miss Laura Taylor, of Pullman, is
spending her Thanksgiving vacation
with Miss Kathryn Kimmel.
Will take cordwood of all kinds IN
exchange for merchandise.
C. A. SHERMAN & Co., Newport.
Oak and fir sleigh runners cut to any
size. ADV.
F. E. LEHMKUHL, Newport, Wash.
The first is sometimes good, the last
is often better. C. P. Stro has the last
bakery on Washington avenue. See
him.-Adv.
Warren Drew and family, of Jasper,
Mimi, arrived last week for visit with
Mr.. and Mrs. E. T. Vickerman, parents
of Mrs. Drew.
A demonstration of Del Monte canned
fruits and vegetables is on at the VaW-
ter store this week, and will continue
until Saturday evening.
Don't wait for the last weeks rush.
Come in now, look it over, and select
the style of photo you are going to send
home. See the photographer. -Adv.s
have purchased and have for sale or
trade, 300 acres of meadow land. The
Johnston place near Cusick.
CHAs. F. CRAIG.
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.23tf
Jos. Dorr, of Tiger, was in Newport
Saturday, and Sunday started for Bay
City, Wis, where he will spend the
winter visiting his parents and other
relatives.
LosT-Gold bar pin, set with three
small diamonds; suitable reward will be
paid if returned to Chester A. Grover,
attorney, Security State Bank Building.
ADV.
A marriage license was issued Monday
evening to Henry Arlie Staples and
Maude Belle Hughes, both of Newport.
Justice Lusher performed the wedding
ceremony.
The playground apparatus is being
placed in position on the school house
grounds, and the youngsters are anx-
iously looking forward to the time when
they can turn themselves loose on it.
WANTED Men who appreciate good
tailoring to call on US and get acquainted
with our merchant tailored suits at $40
and upward.
| NEWPORT TAILORING Co.
VIM. Moeser, Jr., has taken up rail-
road work, entering the service of the
Great Northern as warehouseman,
succeeding A. L Jaynes, who takes a
similar position at the l. & w. N. freight
house.
Methodist services Sunday, Dec l:
II a. M, sermon, subject, 1.-THE Bread
of Life" followed by the Lords sup
per; 1880, "The Golden Rule, or the
Rule of Gold;;" Sunday school and Jun
ior and Epworth Leagues as usual
E. N. Hillyer and family will leave
the last of the week for Quincy, where
Mr.. Hillyer, who has been cashier at
the local station, takes the Quincy
agency for the Great Northern. A. H.
Griffin, agent at Quincy, will be trans
ferred back to Newport, to take the
cashiership here.
Phillip Maggie was arrested Monday
evening on complaint charging him
with insanity, sworn out by his wife.
The warrant had been in the hands of
the sheriff's office since the Friday be-
fore, but Phillip stayed across the state
line until Monday evening, when he was
caught at the depot, about to take the
train for Spokane to attend the Mining
Congress. His hearing on the charge
will be held on Monday before Judge
Carey.
The Sunday school workers of this
county have decided to canvass the en-
tire county for the purpose of finding
out how many people we have who do
not have the opportunity of attending
Sunday school, and to find means of
providing Sunday school privileges for
every one in the county. Such can
vases have been made of cities and
small towns, but this is the first at
tempt to canvass an entire county in