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About Dayton tribune. (Dayton, Oregon) 1912-2006 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 13, 1920)
Paragraphical GET YOUR KODAK $| Told b y th e Bank Book Items o f General Interest to Res idents o f Dayton and Vicinity. at working COMMUNHY PRONOnON MfANS INDIVIDUAI JWfRHY l» * * * * * * * * * * * * * * w e e * e e * w e ( w e w o ^ 8 tkis {inc weather. P. T IM E CA RD $1 behooves everybody around || Dayton to push and pull for ?| this particular community. As business and farming interests de velop, it means the development of the interests of every person. We feel That the best way-to work for the Bank of Dayton is to work for everything and everybody a- r nd us. SOUTHBOUND Get vjour Films and Supplies at Train Train Train Train 361 869 363 367 arrives arrives arrives arrives Train Train Train Train 366 arrives 364 arrives 362 arrives 360 arrives 9:17 a. 2:36 p. 6:62 p. 7 :12 p. m. m. m, m. NORTHBOUND WATSON’S PHARMACY 6J60 a. 9:60 a. 3:46 p. 6 48 p. m. m. m. m. Tim e C ard Dayton Bus Leaves postoffice in A. M “ for Northbound 3:30 P. M. Southbound 2:20 Northbound 3:20 Southbound 6:30 Nephi Land Plaster Car Nephi (Utah) Land Plaster soon to be here. Only 5 tons left unsold. Telephone us if you want any reserved. Otto Bertram of Portland m.-de the home of hie parents, H . A. Bertram sad w ife, happy by a home visit over lunday. V WAREHOUSE CO. The W illard Poland China hog sale »held in this city last Monday was not as well attended as should have been considering the number of such high rises registered stock which brought very little more than pork prices. How ever those Dayton people who looked in on this sale were treated to one of the beet eights of hogs to be seen anywhere xcept at the State F air. Mrs. Grace Inman has seen fit to I ave us and has moved to Portland, Wednesday, where she expects to se cure employment of some kind. aim lo Sei/ t ie ß E S r HARDW ARF mark. anti ue h it the Guns and Ammunition ( i W t BUY THE BEST HARDWARE IN THE LAND. THIS IS WHY WE SELL SHE BEST HARDWARE IN THE LAND. WE BUY FOR THE LOWEST PRICE. WE SELL TOR THE LOWEST PRICE. WE WOULD RATHER DO A BIO BUSINESS FOR A LITTLE PRICE THAN A LIT TLE BUSINESS FOR A BIG PRICE. WHEN HUNTING FOR ANYTHING IN THE HARD WARE LINE. COME TO OUR STORE. YOU WILL FIND IT. OUR HARDWARE IS THE BESTi IT. STANDS THE T dlT e £.PEMAM;J HAKDMUU J. L. Sherman R L. H a rri* J. L Stuart President Viee-Prea. C ubici W . S. U ’Ren was a business visitor in Portland Monday o f this week We »ell Lime and Sulpher Spray a n d in the Feed FARMERS’ UN»« CO-OP. Let’s keep our financial strength concentrated. J. E. P R O F F IT T . W e have some No. 1 C lover Seed, some extra good R in k Seed W h ea t and soms Fancy Spring Seed Oats. line we have mill run, ahorta, middling», corn, wheat »creening», »tock nwlaaaea, Hour», and will buy yo p r egga. IfL Dayton hiTH|i QQ t DAYTON FEED & SEED STORE $ > Flour, Feed, S eed and P o u ltr y Supplies © © © Hard Wheat Fiour, Crown and Olympia, $3.40 per sack, $13.25 per © barrel. Better buy now as prices are advancing and hard wheat flour is © getting scarce. My Motto is to Please Mrs. Clyde Cock of McMinnville, s aughter of John T. Hash and w ife of his city, underwent a surgical open. lion at the McM innville hospital the la tte r part of laat week, and is report ed ae improving nicely, John says be has another daughter but is going to take good care not to tell the doctors where she is. Yours respectfully, 0 / J. J. DENSON Mrs. C lifton formerly o f this place but now o f A m ity, Oregon, is visiting her long tim e friends, D. A. Snyder and w ife, thia week. Give Us The Contracts for the cement, lime and other r e q u i r e d building materials and you’ll save money both now and later on. Mak es no difference how ou much or how little you need. You’ll surely find it advantageous give us your order. Orin oughten baa been confined to hie home and bed thia last week with a very severe cate of infiamatory rheuma tism. H e has suffered intensely hut at the tim e o f going to press be is report ed to be re ttin g some easier. We have been informed that a num ber of ivory toilet articles that were M is. D. A . Snyder returned home Mrs. M . V. Swick has returned to stolen fio m the Watson Pharmacy were Sunday from a few days viait with rel Seattle for a few weeks sojouin. found under the Farmers* Union Ware house near the S. P. Station and R e "P h illip . I think you married me for atives and friends in Pottland. M r. and Mrs Z. Spangle and son turned to M r. Allen. money.” Well, dear I think >1 earned Charles spent the day Sunday w ith t. it, don't yo» 7 Mrs. Sarah Richards has moved fnto laughter, W alter Young and fam housekeeping rooms in the D river house We are told that there in a movement ily In PRASE, Oregon. ' on F e rrj street* - ’ t i . LJ on foot looking forward to the consoli Mrs. Flossie Watson and Miss Fran dation of several of the school district M . A. Palmer and , fam ily are mf^v- ks Litacher visited in Newberg Sun- ing into the in this locality. The Tribune has at house near the school ways been a staunch advocate of cor- Jay. grounds formerly (toned by the late Last Saturday night Vera Kearns en Mrs. Boyce. •olidatlon and. hopes this movement ■3 r • 13 w ill not end only in talk as was done tertained M ist Lena S tilw ell and hoi_ Grandma Chapman has been quite ispman hae Sunday.school clasa at the home of he< sick these last few days but is now re some years ago. nother, Mrs. Jennie Kearns. ported as improving. The regular meeting of the Farmers’ There is another new Ford in* town, Union was held in the Artisan hall her» W. S. H ibbert, w ife and daughter laat Monday evening. Besides thaii this tim e it ia the Rev. W . T. Ford and Elisabeth, accompanied by M r. and usual pleasant gathering they enjoyed fam ily of Portland, and a brother of Mrs. J. J. Denson and Mra. Iner Mor the movie ttlma sent out by the bureau Henry Foru, but not of D etroit fame. tenson autoed to Portland and were of Commercial Economics of the State Rev. Ford ia the new preacher for the busy shoppers during the day Wednes University. This show was inaturctive Baptiata o f Dayton and Lafayette. We day of thia weak. as well as entertaining and those pres feel we are voicing the sentiment of FOR S A L E :— About ten fu ll blooded ent are expressing much good w ill and Or people when we eay to these people W hite Leghorn Roosters tbs best that pleasure of seeing those good pictutes. ve extend you a cordial welcome to our money could buy. I have made There w ill be another such show given city. change in my chicken busin^sr*ihere on the sceond Monday night in March. Elinor Glyn, a British novelist says fore I can spare the pboyr^hickens, at This show is free and the.public la cor American husbands are best. Some of ♦2.00 eacn. dially invited. us have suaptected it all along. Kiley C lark, phone 20X16. U -2 t. $ I Just received a car of Hawaiian Cane Molasses, $12.00 per barrel, 600 pounds net weight. Fine to put on your hog and dairy feed, straw or hay, stock like it. Mrs. ¡J. A . Deems mother of Mrs M. Low, after spending the winter n California has come back to Dayton and ia visiting at the home of her laughter. Mrs. Versteeg’s slater, Mrs. Riley and the twins are now visiting relativ es in Southern Oregon. J Shad; Brook Dairy Food 11.70 per 70 pound sack: »47.00 per ton. Holstein Dairy Fred »1.00 per HO pound rack: »45.00 per ton. M ill Run. good $2 10 per 80 pound sack: $50 00 per ton. Beet Pulp $3 4b per hundred pounds: $67.00 per ton. ^Ground Barley $3.60 per hundred pounds: $70.00 per ton. Ground Wheat $3 60 per hundred pounds: $70.00 per ton. Ground Com $3.70 per hundred pounds: $73.00 per ten. N O T IC E —We still have some first I hbb apples in stock, that are pricked end ready for shipment Parties desir ing apples can now secure the same ore our shiDment. Dayton Evaporating A Pecking Co. The Mutual Phone directors had a busy meeting at their laat session and among other business transacted they re-employed V . M. Low as manager of the phone and line department. l 2 S T -«•■•■•■•■•■•■■•■•■•■•■•■••a J S. W. S IG L E R A CO. (F v i u r RAKiu:i r i o iD run TUUK rK U U U u Year rouitd* <darkM! fo r your Veal, Dressed Hogs, Poultry, Hides, <«l Fürs. Potatoes, 'Onions, J'ruita, Oregon Grape root, *' ■ ” nh i. MoJHajr^nd Cascara Baric The Dayton Produce House R. W . K R E IT Z . • It . ra»J.F,-. «Freight, Express, Transfer, and Heavy Hauling Leave your orders w ith R. W . Kreits or phone 68x2 A Portion of Your Business is Solicited F. A. JOHNSON* SONS, Prop«.
