The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1912-06-06


II Big Ben alarm clocks at Benson's, r.
O. Jeweler
Did you see those white shoes al
Sherman's for $3.50.
Get the habit of stopping at McGee, s
for good smoke.
Bargains suits and coats at the
C. A. Sherman store off.
For RENT-3-room house across the
river. Inquire of Mrs. Willis.
G. E. Worby has returned from a
months trip to various parts of British
Columbia and Alberta.
Home kettle rendered lard for sale at
the Newport Meat Market. For sale
in and 10 ID. pals or by the pound.
Big clearance sale of spring and sum-
mer millinery.
MRS. w. S. GRIFFITH.
A marriage license was issued at Spo-
kane Saturday to Andrew L. Refs and
Mrs. Esther Savage, both of Newport.
We have the best bargains in the city
at the C. A. Sherman store, commence
ing Friday, June Z. Come in and see
for yourself.
Louis Kirchan made a trip to the
Okanagan country last week, and re-
turned with carload of fine steers for
his local market.
sWear Proof" Hosiery. All styles
and prices, from 25c to $1.50a pair. All
guaranteed.
MRS. HOWARD C. Moon, Agent.
Mrs. J. T. Phillips is at Arlington,
Wash, this week as delegate from
the local P. E. O. organization to the
meeting of the State Graud Chapter.
Spokane residence properties to trade
for timber or farm land or Newport
property. If interested come in and get
particulars. C. A. SHERMAN.
Pend Oreille Grange will hold a
|" Shadow" social at the home of Dan
CrandaH Saturday evening, June 8, and
all are invited to attend and enjoy a
good time.
Richard Cunningham, a 15-year-old
Ohio youngster, arrived in Newport
Friday, to make his home with his
father at Bead Lake, and learn the
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For real Shoe Bargains attend
the Special Sale at the INoble
Store. Shoes to fit all feet at
money-saving prices.
Marshal Lake was stocked with TO-
600 eastern brook trout last month by
Game Warden Abraham, and by order
of the Board of Commissioners, has
been closed for fishing for two years.
AS will be unable to be at my shop
for two or three months. / have secured
the services of an A No. l blacksmith
and horseshoer, and would be pleased
to have all my friends stay by,
Yours truly, S. W. NELSON.
The Ladies of the Afternoon 500 Club
closed the season with meeting at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. C.. A. Mar
tin, Wednesday evening. The gentle
men were invited to attend this meet
ing and enjoyed very pleasant evening.
NoTICE-There will be camp meet
ing conducted at Tweedie, Wash, be-
ginning June Z. Services at 10 a. M,
2:90 p. m. and 7:3O p. m. Meals served
on the grounds. All are invited to at
tend. 52-5 MRS. R. E. GRAHAM.
For SALE OR TRADE -26 foot, seven
horse power gasoline launch, two cylin-
der engide, Bual ignitor, hardwood
finish, upholstered seats. Will trade
for span of work horses or first class
riding horse and part cash. 3-3
j. c. LANGILLE, Newport, Wash.
A meeting of the Pend Oreille county
young peoples Christian organizations
will be held at lone on Tuesday, June
IL, and an invitation is extended to all
organizations to participate. Rev.
Ayers, of Newport, is on the program
for an address on "The Inspiration of
Great Vision"
F. E. Pease, of Calispel, who served
as deputy fire warden for Pend Oreille
county last year, has been reappointed
to that position by State Forester
Welty. Later in the season, if the fire
risk assumes dangerous proportions,
other deputies will be appointed for
particular sections of the county.
H. A. Field, Wisconsin banker,
accompanied by two daughters, was
the guest of DR.. and Mrs. Rogers sew
eral days this week. Mr.. Field was
given an opportunity to see the New
port country from the deck of the Doc
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