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V THE INDEPENDENCE GARAGEAND MA CHINE SHOPS Edwards and Ball Improv ing Plant Materially In all Departments Last ; week we mentioned the building of a 40 x. 50 addition to the Indepen dence Garage and Machine shops, but we did not at that time know of the improve ments being made in the plant. When Mr. Ball purchased an interest with Mr. Edwards pox is to keep clean, stay at 95 on moke in the foli-owino ; was f?igued it til; Hotel Le- hoine if you are sick and get Fourth grade 1'errydale. ioua Satunlav. vaccinated. West .Salem, North Dallas, n i ash was over from There is less danger in the Black Rock, Sruithfield, Par-! uei)a Vista and spent Sat- echool than on the street for ker, Oakpoint, Ward, Lincoln I urjay ju t,js cjty. i i t I (.t i i it it if t " tno j i a. r tuui uu i 1 i-v 4xw kut zip (hruul hlfth rrraMu Ilalluci I'.j l I n 1 1... I. ..,.r. .f K l canea, ana mey jii a very miiu isiuij, jueua v jbih. jihck. form there is no danger at the Rock, Bridgeport, Hopville. CLASSIFIED AOYEBTISING present time. Fire in Polk County Op-i posite Salem Oakhurst, Greenwood, Fern Sixth grade West Salem, Ward, Elkins. Seventh grade Hulter, Orowlev, Pioneer, Oa.; hurst, Montgomery, Hopvilh. Eight grade Crowley. The interest is si ill in thn and Fire that started Tuesday morning at 2:30 in the house spelling contest work of A. H. Means, about half this month's resu.tn are very a mile down the river on the satisfactory. It will be noli l'olk eountv Ride, destroyed I ml U iIih ahiivn mutrf ilmt. i ,.,,;, ' v irapruveuiwH.. iWU U,"",B Salem Statesman. Mrs.Means above the 95 IntUnn ima alia nra t WC I .1 laillCB, WVtl. l,rilIf, w All ul,,.lu ..,r tr,.,l grinders and other nln her giA children, her huaband this month an.l all children ery of a like nature was acm- n . Portland, took nark. T, n.vt. t will eu ui u.u inuiuc 1 Mrs. Means and her children will he held March 7tl.. apartment, wm.e a new ... , t . . - I ,. . I vuicamzer, mu only thing saved from t!ie of casing and extras ot all fi trunk Kinas, were nuueu w T, . , , , . , . , i i i garage ueparunent. the dronninc of an oil lamo ric blast forges andall the ... , . wv. ..CvD..j . ""-"hi few m mules the ent re cold iron work and when U& wM aU(iz(j Among comp.eiou una F,u the children was a baby but one ot u.e mot un.p.c ... . m ,nonthg of Uj?e ine vauey Very respectful I y, II. C. Seymour, School Superintendent, l'olk County Oregon. -4 SUNNY SLOPE NEWS Mor STORE' opens this week Grades, Spelling Contest The Wm. Herzoij store was class "a" (schools ok moke re-opened here Monday and than 5 teachers) a sale was announced com- The first, second and third rnencing Wednesday morn- positions will be shown in r-. m w 0 t I 1 ing. ol Ilerzog ia again in oruer: charge of the store. The Fourth grade Dallas 98. announcement of the Bale 27. tails City 97.1 Mon- and the particulars are found mouth 97. in a full page ad appearing Allen Towns was a mouth trader Friday. John Walker sold a milk cow to Elmer Allen repent lv- Dick Ogle made a business trip to Independence Satur day. KuKell and IVarl Fishlmck made a business trip to Falls City Tuesday. W. B. Ramsey an.l family have moved to The Diilleu. Mrs. Vernio Ogle visited with friends and rt hit i yes on this week in the Monitor. TEACHERS INSTITUTE MEETS MARCH 22. Fifth Grade Monmouth the Luckiamute Tlunxliiy. 98.6,Fnlls City 97.6, Inde- Rlnb lUrb.r ,.f M.m0. peixlence 97.2. LH, .,... f() A,. i(llson Mxth Urade.MonmouUi97.H( the p.lgt W(lk Falls City 97.1 Dallas 97, Independence gets meeting on that date On March 22, Indepen dence will entertain the teach eri of l'olk county. At Monmouth the date for the Independence meeting was View 99 Seventh Grade-Falls City 98.0, Independence 9S.5, Dallas 91 8. Eighth Grade-Dallas 9G G, I? 1 1 4 1 . i i r a raus Vjiiy ;ri,o, iwoninouin 88. CLASS "II (SCHOOL OK TWO TO KIVH TEACH Kits) Fourth Grade Kickreidl 99.0, Bethel 99.3, Mountain i.i i . i i seiectea auu it is Hoped a large attendanco will he present. The schools of Tolk county are becoming closely orga nized and the work is very atUfactory in all schools Fifth (Irade West Salem 99 4, Hickreull 98 3, Perry- (lllhi Mi. . Sixlh Grade Kickreall 100 Biieiirt Vista 97.0, Balls- ton 90, 1'errydale 90. Seventh Grade Kickreall D. M CMhreuth Wrt"trad ing in Monmouth one day last week. Bruce Rogers i, ade a busi ness trip to McTimmondii val ley Tuesday. Will Mack and wife have inoved to Mon mouth where they will reside. W. A. Ceotfrv and S. 11. Ilinkle of Monmouth were in our neighborhood Wednes- lay. C. Nelson and wife ver- Independence visitors Fri- Mr- Let d Johnson ofthe ami much is attributed to 00.5, Bethel 95 5, Ferrvdale Luckiamute upent Tues-lax tnisco-op.'iativo work in tins 9 J.8. county, l'olk county prob- Fight Grade Kickreall ably ha the best system of Uifi, Black Kock 94 5, West co-operation of any county hsalein 9,'? 5 in the northwest v.ci!i isj with In Ina Fish back. sistr Mi.-- f tb CLASS STATE HEALTH-OFFICER Makei Favorably Report on Small Pox Matters OK ONE (SCHOOL kom) r o.inn gr.i.ie tiwi rraue 1 00, Fairview HK), McCoy UK), Bridgeport 99, Pioneer 98,1 Highland 98. Fifth guide Red Prairie 100, Oak Point 100, Crowley Clarence Marks Luekiaumle valley pass--1 through here Saturday m - route to Mon moot)' where !. lid point' tr..din Rohvt Fir-bbail :i iul ,i i- - I I'.zel Johns hi a U'ud- c :i suririse party at the home id Guv Hewitt of the Lmki i mute Sa'uidav even i iisr. in lonor ot Mrs. 1 1 twit t bitthday. Dr. Whin, heal til otlicer, visited Inde endence Tues day in reference to the hmall 100 Lone Star HK), McC'oy pox near that has been start- UK), Mistletoe 98, Monigom ed lu Independence. Af.ei ery 97.(. visiting the difft-rnit phyt-i Sixth gradt Fairview 1(H), cians, the schools, etc., he re- MeC-oy 109, Montgomery HX), ported that ho found but Suver 100, McTiminond 1(H) little danger of an epidemic, Ixme Star 100, Pioneer 1(R), and that thecchools t.eetl not Mistletoe 100, Cochran 98 becloHed. He recommended Croley 97 5. inai parents sena ineir cinid- sveuin graue rairview ren to school, but take care 100, Buell UK), Harmony U), that no child gees from tli Lone St t UK), Retl Prairie 99, home who may be sick. Smithlield 98.25. Dr. Wood alsoeugKesis that J Eighth grade Fairview as a prevention every one a', .Mecoy uu, i.one Mar donee Frdav from S..1. should be vaccinated and that 100, Buell 99, Oakpoint 97 . m t , 1 ine lear oi vaccination is un- schools makino thk hiohkst A V IK At) K HUt All. liRAPK t:iass "A Falls City 97 Class "" Rickreall 98.1 Clas "C" Fairveivv Lou Star and McCoy tied. Each nouneed 1 fu . -. lOU. V. OUCH'S founded, all virus hvur inad pure under govern nun" supervision, thus insuring it to be fr from dangers so common In tha former day. The main requirements lo prevent an epidemioof small j thk koiiowimi schools m.uk LOCAL AM) PERSONAL R. M. Fowle ofAirlewii- in town Friday. Andy Wilson of Momunutii was in the city Saturtlav. F. L. Harris ami s.ni w. r? over fr in Eugen ) Fridiiy. h. Klien was in Indeiien- in. H. R. Kellogg from Bjilla-- spi tit Friday in ihi t-nv Van Walters was in this city trom aieni S.itunl.o President U'iIsmi h an- an extra stsion . f April Lt. W. B. Williams of AM Saturday and Sunday. Mr. Scrafford of Luck i a mute was a business visitor in Independence Saturday Ray Lacy came in from the ranch Monday. He has absent for heveral month". W. J. A'iltse left Saturday for North Canada where he tvill locate. His family will follow later. The county attorney bill as passed, gives the county attorney for Polk couuty $900 a year. 'Fiie Northern land' corn tally is placing out a month ly ealand.'r for the G. N. Railroad that attract-) much attention. We overlooked the game of basket ball played last week between Independence and Corvallis, Independence lost by a good margin. John A. Martin is making his residence at Orenco, Ore- 'oii, naviiiii dispose l oi ins residence here, be left for his new homo this week. William McAdanis return ed Friday from Salem, where he spent forty days and forty nights. He was the chiet mailing clerk that's all. February ?8, the first train crossed the now steel bridge spanning the Willamette at Sale in. The bridge is oik quarterof a mile long and has a steel sect ion of 730 feet. L. Frazier and wife of Portland spent Saturday and Sunday visiting Mr. Frazier's brother, C. E. Frazier, who has e barge of the freight de part men t at the local depot The I. & M. motor ran over some rocks which were on the track Sunday and the result was that they were off the track for about half an hour at the Jocai switch yards MUs Cate received an an nounceiiieiit this week of tin marriage of her brother, tiro ver C. ('ate to Mannitrite Harrington, next Wednesday March 12, at Corvallis, Ore Rep. Hill returned home Saturday after a term of law making. His measure favor ing no allowance for taro on hops was among those thai 1.1 - 1 . r .1 sec ore a ine snarn ax oi ine governci . Th' lift lc tbrt't months ol hal.y boy of M i aud M is T. S. 11' undy , who lives in t h, reported seriously All notices under this head will be chrgd t the rate of If word for one insertion or 6c line by continu ous advertisers. Fracional lines count as full lines. UVI STOCK, IMPLEMENTS. ETC. Get baby chix for less than you can afford to hatch them. White Leghorns and floudans Polk County Sanitary Egg Farm Route 2, Salem 4 t. FOR sLE Mare 1300 about 12 years old. A. Green. Routa 2 Belgian Stallion for sale or ex change. A bargain. Inquire at this office. Young horse for sale cheap. Inquire at this office. Will trade Upright Piano for any thing of value. What hav vou? Address A. U. r. care of the Monitor. kok sale, cream seperator call at this office. Dickinson's Livery Barn I. W. Dickinson, Proprietor Teams and Rigs furnished any time of the day or nip' with or without driver Swtisfactiov. Guariinttniti Barn Phone 3810 Reuldsncs Phone 3312 J. G. Mcintosh Sz Co. Real Estate and Loans, Fire Insurance and Notary Public N Trouble lo Sb'j-Y You Pmptrty No Expeu-e to You to hist It i DEALERS IN COAL AND WOOD COAL for 8AL; The Chas. K. Spaulding Logging Co. For sale, some good Amer ican Wonder early seed potatoea Call or phone Homer Hill. ABSTRACTS OF TITLE ABSTRACTS OF TlTLh" made promptly, carefully and at a reasonable price Brown & Sibley, Attorneys and Ab stractors, 610 Mill St, Dallas, Oregon. RESIDENCE PROPERTY FOR SALZ FOR sale, 50 acres one mile from Monmouth, fine soil, Price $125 per acre. For particulars inquire at this office. For sale, 8 room bungalow, modern, gasoline engine and water system com plete, 4 good lots, all kinds of fruit. At bargain and on easy payments. D. U. Davis. PROPERTY FOR RENT FOR rent, furnished Inquire at this office. rooms eon 11 1 iv II. CHRISTIAN CHURCH CALLS PASTOR Rev. lien C Crow of Spokane, Washington, has been called to the pastorate of the Christian church of iliis city. He comes highly recommended as a speak er also as a singer. Preaching every Sunday, both morning and evening. Sunday school at 10 A. M. Preaching at It A. M. Theme "Three Immortal Graces." Kven-i ing sermon at 7:0 P. M. Theme J "What will you do with Jesus." (Rev. Crow will sing at the even ing services. All are invited to worship with us. FOR RENT, two houses. Call on or telephone Miss C. A. Robinson Nomination Blank Good for 5000 Votes I wish to nominate Miss Address Nominated by Address This nomination blank, when properly filled and brought or mailed to the contest department of the Monitor will count for 5000 votes. Only one of these snks will be credited to each candidate. We believe in a Greater Oregon ami Independence a Greater I OUR MOTTO: We will not deceive to make a Sale. OUR SLOGAN: Independence 5,000 In 1920. j RESTAURANT LOflCH C0UIJ7ER IN GAINES POOL HALL MEALS AT ALL HCUMS REGULAR DINNER AT NOON SHORT ORDERS FOR 3REAKFAST AND SUPPER S AN D WTCHES A SPtAITY w. f. emmn ACKERMAN'S FISH MARKET Dea s in All Kinds Of Fish and Poultry Fresh Oysters, Clams, Crab', Salmon, ITalihui and Small Fish of All Kinds. Located in old Hotel Building Facing Kanroaa street T ! Reeves rocery The Best in Groceries. Crockery, Chinaware, Etc., that Pleases. Try our Coffee and leas WE GUARANTEE SATISFACTION VOTE COUPON This coupon when neatly clip ped and properly filled in with the name of the candidate you wish tn vote for, will be counted as five votes. Name of candidate Address Enterprise In New Hands This coupon is void after Mar. 13, 1913 Cut on lines. Don't roll. Send in flat Mr. Clark look posession of the IiHlepeniler.ee Knterpise March 1 st. ami Mr. Prowne retires a$ manager of the office. The new editor conies from the east and the Monitor extends to him its If its Household Goods You Want Cash Basis Consequently Cheap. r See J. D. Reeves L irocepifis Goodness to the House- wife,vith pride of cooking-, signi fies materials that will make appetizing, palatable food that kind that . brings praise from family or guest. Carefulness in purchasing gro ceries gives satisfying results. With us quality counts, Our groceries are of the standard brands. Some of ourSpecialsare Drifted Snow Flour, Dilmonte C3nnd Fruits Flag Brand Vegetables, M. J. B. Coffee Fluke & Johnson, Grocers I ' j best wishes. f,
