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About The Stayton mail. (Stayton, Marion County, Or.) 1895-current | View Entire Issue (Feb. 13, 1913)
Jordan Jingles n t . Pleasant CITY M E A T M A R K E T H.A.BEAUCHAMP.M.D. Every drill user should DEMAND Van BRUNT Drills John Hinder liought a new | drill at Scio taut week. SESTAK (Too late for laat week) Frank Haberman a n d wife and Marguerite Ryan spent Sun The farmers are all busy »ow day with their mother Mrs. M. ing grain this nice weather. F. Ryan. A very pleasant musical party Charlie I^ambert came home was held at the Harry Sturm Saturday to visit home folks and h o m e last Sunday. Quite a returned t o school a t Salem, Higkest number were there including? E. Monday. M Kimbal and children. Misses Lula and Gladys Down ing spent Sunday with Verna Ed Pepperling bought a drill Shank. | of Anton latckner laat week. Miss Ethel Smith Bpent Sun Peter Hund visited at the Eu day at the H. Shank home. gene Gerrard home Sunday. Miss Crystal Shank came home John Silhemagel was a Stay- from Albany Tuesday. She ex ton visitor Monday while on hiB way to visit his uncle Joe Silber- pects to return Saturday and en ter College. nagel. Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Townes Jos. Kobcrlein and wife were were Stayton visitors Monday. in Stayton trading Monday. Physician and Surgeon & TH OM AS, Proprietors. OREGON STAYTON. Fresh, Salt & Cured Meats C. H . BR E W ER , M . D . Lard & Creamery Butter. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON arket Price Paid For Fat Stock We now have on hand Adjustable force feed; proper furrow openers that will work in any soil. Light draft and long wear. Some drills have some of these qualities; Van Brunt drills have them ALL. Our standing offer— Wc Will Replace, Free of Charge, All Bear ings That Wear Out. Van Bi unt bearings are absolutely dust proof, and never run hot. T h e oil chambers cannot leak. Demand a guarantee when you buy a drill. W e absolutely guar antee the Van Brunt JOHN DEERE Did you ever see that name before? JOHN DEERE stands for first quality in vehicles and farm machinery. W c carry a Bomplete Stock of John Deere Buggies, W agons and other farm machinery. Deidrich’s HARDWARE Store ------------- STAYTON, OREGON. Good Posts 15c each. 14 cents The AU M SV ILLE M ER CAN TILE CO. Valley Mrs. P. Lambert spent Sunday evening with Mrs. H. Senz. PHYSICIAN SURGEON and PHONE 1584 OREGON G. F. KORINEK, V. S„ B. V. Sc. Veterinarian Oak Àum sville D r. Frederick Andersen SUBLIMITY, Boone Frost and wife visited Nick Enders bought a movable at the Floyd Shelton home Sun i sawmill last week. day. Ed Bund took dinner at the which we are selling at Miss Elsie and Master Clifford Silbernagel home Sunday. Downing spent Sunday w i t h John Thomas sawed wood last Master Theodore Townes. week. 4 Jess Ray went to Salem Satur In lots oi 200 or more they go at Frank Kohwein visited at the day to attend the funeral of his Silbernagel home Sunday. uncle, J. M. Elgin. Rev. Gunn is on the sick list. Joe Burton visited last week Dr. Prill o f Scio is attending with George Ray. him. • Misses Grace, Crystal and Bes Ed Rund the pioneer farmer sie Shank spent Tuesday even is preparing to work on t h e ing at the D. Townes home. roads next week. J. Huber and wife were trad ing with Stayton merchants Sat Lyons and Fox urday. 4 S t a y t o n .I O re go n Oregon Tailor M ade Clothes Treats all domestic animal«, 'a lso appliea the Tuberculin tect. Telephone 3x7 O ffice at S ta y to n Stablea STAYTON - - - - OREGO Wilbur N. Pintler, D.M.D. ¡D EN T IS T Office over Deidrich’ s Store Phone 2152 Stavton, Ore S. H. HELTZEL ATTORNEY-AT-LAW NOTARY.PUBLIC Abstracts and Probate Work a Spec city Office Over Dekirich’ s Hardware Store. W. A. W E D D L E CONTRACTOR and BUIi.DER Plans and Specifications Made and Furn ished on all Contract Work. Miss Ada Thayer came home Means Money Saved Arthur Vaughn and Dwight from Albany Thursday and re Opposite Streff’s Hardware. Water St. Mercer went t o Portland one turned to school Sunday. We make all garments with utmost STAYTON : : OREGON care—the quality o f material and day last week to see the play, Mr. Lambert and son Frank excellent workmanship insure every Ben Hur. helped Mr. Hottinger butcher order executed by us to be absolute M . R 1 N G U Mr. and Mrs. Archie Miller Monday. ly right and satisfactory. There is real money saving quality in our Undertaker a n d Embalmer visited the Grange last Saturday. Joe Pietrok was a Stayton vis Mr. Miller installed officers. Third and Marion Streets itor Saturday. Oscar Meteor's sister, Mrs. STAYTON. OREGON H. Shank a n d W. R. R a y John Henkel, The Tailor Cue, arrived from Nebraska last made a business trip to Albany Stayton . . . Oregon week to be with her daughter Sunday. who is reported to be improv Mis*s Lola Ray returned from ing slowly. NOTICE OF APPLICATION Scio Sunday. Will White, formerly a resi FOR U. S. PATENT dent of Lyons, died the 8th of Mineral Survey No. 755 this month of cancer o f t h e Bath Tubs, Lavatories and Serial 03725. stomach. all Lanitary fittings— Farm- U. S. Land Office, ers-W e carry a line of Portland, Or., January 6, 1913. Ed Trask a n d family have pumps, leader water sys Miss Cornelius, school supervi moved into their fine new house, Notice is hereby given, that Wake tems, etc. Gasoline engines. which is certainly an ornament sor, has written The Mail as fol field, Fries & Company, a corporation, lows concerning the local school: o f Portland, Oregon, the claimant, to the country. “ I am well pleased with the whose postoffice address is Portland, JACOB SPAN IO L Both young and old enjoyed a co-operation o f pupils and teach Oregon, has made application for a very pleasant evening with Mr. ers in keeping the yard free from patent for the Wakefield and Mother and Mrs. John Trask the 8th. paper and rubbish, thus listing Lode Quartz Mining Claims situate in The farmers and dairy men of it among the yards well kept. Quartzville (unorganized) Mining Dis Lyons were treated to a very “ According to t h e records, trict, Linn County, Oregon, as describ profitable and enjoyable talk on there is no better made well in ed by the official plat herewith posted, the care of cows and dairying in this county, than the one made and by the field notes on file in the off general on the 5th of this month. by and under the direction of the ice o f the Register o f Portland Land N E A T L Y DONE B Y L J. M O S E S Stayton School Board. Office, Oregon, to-wit: Call at People’« Cash Grocery. “ The little ones are forming MOTHER I.ODE. Beginning a t correct habits of behavior, which Cor. No. 1, whence the i Sec. Cor., not only count now but in the between Sec. 15 and Sec. 22, T. 11 S., Notice to Public school days to come. Mrs. Pratt, R. 4 E. o f W . M.. bears S. 33 Deg. 56 Min. E. 1371.76 ft .; thence N. 49 the Primary teacher is the origi Rucker Bros., have a good express deg. 18 Min. W. 1500 ft. to Cor. No 2; 193 acres, 70 acres under the plow, nator of a device in phonics. She thence N. 40 deR. 42 Mir. E. 600 ft. to wagon with springs, suitable for piano balance open pasture, comparatively has named it her “ Indian Phon Cor. No. 3; thence S. 49 deg., 18 Min., or heavy trunk moving. See them. level. Fair house, good new barn 45 x ics." This device is helpful in E. 1500ft. to Cor. 4. thence S.40 deg. 42 Work teams for hire with or without drivers. Satisfaction or your money 70, good water, 6 miles southeast of teaching the combined vowel Min. W. 600 ft. to Cor. No. 1, the place of back. beginning, containing 20.661 acres. Scio. Price $7500, Terms. For more sounds and the final e. information call up V. J. Philippi, Livery teams night or day. Phone W AKEFIELD LODE. Beginningat “ Miss Crabtree, Mr Nance and 2-27x Kingston, Ore. Cor. No. 1, whence the J Sec. Cor., be 214. Stage line to Kingston and West Miss Mack report the names of tween Sec. 15 and Sec. 22. T. 11 S., R. Stayton. several pupils who won 100 in the 4 E. o f W. M., boars S. 66 deg. 42 Min. last county spelling contest. Miss W . 404. 35; thence N. 49 deg. 18 Min. Hollister has awakened an inter W. 1500 ft. to Cor. No. 2, identical with Cor. No. 1, Mother Lode o f this ; RUCKER BROS., Proprietors. est in Reading. Mr. Riggs having disposed o f his survey; thence N. 40 deg. 42 Min. E. “ I saw some neat books made interest in the Stayton Stables to Mr. 600 ft. to Cor. No. 3, identical with Nendel, the books must he balanced. by the 8th grade, carrying out Cor. No. 4 o f Mother Lode o f this sur All those knowing themselves indebt the plan in a creditable manner." v ey ; thence S. 49deg. 18 Min. E. 1500ft.to J. Suits $ 1 9 20 % DISCOUNT! ON ALL HEATERS W c handle a fine stock of reliable heaters, and for two weeks only we will give a 20'/c discount on this splendid line of stoves. GASOLINE 25c S tr e ff H ardw are C o . eureka Flouring MILLS Manufacturers of FLOUR and FEED. G E O R G E S P A N IO L , Prop. REMODELED AND READY FOR BUSINESS BRANDS: “ Eureka” | “ Cooks Delight” Give our new Hour a trial. Every sack guaranteed. TINWORK and PLUMBING SUPERVISOR WRITES CARD WRITING and SIGN PAINTING DAIRY AND STOCK RANCH FOR SALE CHEAP CREDITOR’S NOTICE ed to us; onll at the Stables and settle 1» fore Feb. 15th. Riggs & Nendel 2-13x Stayton Stables. FINAL NOTICE OF ADMINIS TRATOR To Whom It May Concern: Notice is hereby given that the undersigned, W. A. Weddle administrator o f the estate o f Elijah Weddle, deceased, has this day filed his final account i n s a i d The Silverton schoolboard i s estate, and t h,e Honorable County about to call a special election Court o f Marion County, Oregon, has at which the proposition of issu fixed and appointed Monday. March 10, 1913, at the hour o f 10 A. M. o f said ing $15,000 in school bonds will day, at the County Court House, in be voted upon. Marion County Oregon, as the time and place for the hearing o f such ob For Sale—young team o f driving jections to such final account, and for mares, 3 and 6 years old. Would ex the settlement thereof. W. A. Weddle administrator o f the change for larger horses or mules. estate o f Elijah Weddle, deceased. For particulars address Box 183, Dated Jan. 24, 1913 2-27 Stayton, Ore. PURITY, STRENGTH, and WHITENESS Scio is in a fair way to secure a new lumber mill, says t h e News. The Miller-Speer lumber company o f Aumsville is plan ning to move, and looks favor ably upon Scio as its future lo cation. A new loan company has just been organized at Aurora. Commercial Stables HOW’S YOUR SOLE W atters the old reliable, is back in the shoe shop for the winter. Come in. • tf Cor 4,thence S. 40 deg. 42 Min. W. 600 ft. to Cor. No. 1, the place o f begin ning, containing 20.661 acres. Containing in all 41.322 seres, and forming a portion o f Sec. 15, T. 11 S., R. 4 E. o f W. M. The names o f the adjoining claims, as shown by the plat o f survey, are the Humburg (unsd) on the S. W ., and the Queen o f Hearts (unsd) on the S. E. H. F. H igby , Register. For Sale—Stock o f New and Second Hand Goods. Will sell cheap on ac count o f going east. Bring in your repairing and upholstering at once1 H. K. Sargent, attorney for Claim Henry F. Smith, ant, 918 Ch. o f Com., Portland, Or. 1-30 Stavton, Oregon. For Sale—Two three-year-old colts. Will make 1300 horses. Sound and gentle. Will sell for $200. V. J. Philippi. 2-26x Kingston, Ore. The above notice to be published in the "Stayton Mail,” published at Stay- ton, Marion Co. Or. which I hereby designate as the newspaper published nearest the above described land. H. F. Higby, Register. For Sale Seven tons o f land plaster, to be had nt a reduced figure. Apply First Pub. Jan. 9, 1913. W. A. Weddle, Stayton. tf. Last Pub. Mar. 6, 1913. 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