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About The Stayton mail. (Stayton, Marion County, Or.) 1895-current | View Entire Issue (Sept. 10, 1914)
MM« ......... '______ MG ÎBLIC We will se!l at Public Auction on what is known as the ¡ULWARK R. Archibald Farm, 2 mi. South of Victor Point, and 5 mi. ✓ . ___ 8 North of Sublimity, on B u s in es s C ONSIDER what buiineu would b« WITHOUT DANKS No nan should think of sUrtluf an enterprise before he arranged to OPEN AN ACCOUNT. HOW DOES HE STANILAT THE BANK? ia a question naked at some time about every buiineu man. A good WORKABLE BANK BALANCE is essential to •very successful business man. SAT. SEPT. SALE COMMENCES AT 10 Lunch wagon on the ground STAYTON STATE BANK The Following Property: A share of the banking business of Stayton and vicinity is solicited. Y o u are assured of a safe deposi tory and courteous treatment at this bank, by ample capital and long experience in the banking business. Bay team, w t. 2800 Hay frame. Two-seat hack Span sorrel mares, w t. 2300 Light hack, Top buggy 5-yr-old mule, well broke, large 7 -ft. Deering binder, tongue truck Yearling colt 5 -ft 6 cows all giving milk, and bred Double cutaway. 3 sec. spring tooth 3 sec. drag harrow. One dry cow 14 in. Oliver steel beam One 2-yr-old heifer Reversible disc plow. No. 50 Oliver 5 yearling heifers. 1 yearling steer Double disc Superior drill Full blood Holstein bull Farmers & Merchants Bank of Stayton, Oregon Capital $25,000.00 I EUREKA FLOURING MILLS MANUFACTURERS OF FLOUR AND FEED “ mower. 10 -ft. hay rake Saddle and bridle, new 3 heifer calves. 2 brood sows, bred Garden cultivator. Orchard disc 6 , 2 1-2 months’ pigs 2 Delaval cream separators 100 White Leghorn hens and pullets Superior steel range. Heating stove 3 1-4 Rushford wagon Household furniture, and other articles 3 1 - 2 Inch tire truck too numerous to mention. All sums of $10 and under Cash. Over $10, one years' time Remodeled and Ready for Business TERMS with bankable note at 6% interest. 3% discount for cash on sums over $10. No property to be removed until settled for. OKORQE 8PANIOL, Proprietor R. ARCHIBALD & SON, BRANDS “ Eureka” and “ Cooks Delight” Give our new flour a trial. Every sack guaranteed. PURITY, STRENGTH M. H. Hostetler, AND W HITENESS L r BLAIN A M HAMMER Th BL A III. FOR AND BOY ALBANY. : OREGON. Commercial Trade Solicited A Good Square Farmers' Meal at All Times STAYTON Mill City Locals Chas. Bicket and son, were west-hound passengers Tuesday. i- > r-io Barnes returned irom her vacation to Salem Tues day morning. O. L. Holt and family left for Albany Tuesday. OHEGON Oregon State Fair FIFTY-TH IRD $20,000 Offered in Premiums For Agricultural, Livestock, Poultry, Textile and other E x hibits. men and U NI V E R S I T Y ANNUAL Salem, Sept. 28-Oct 3. L ib r a r y o f s i o r t t h a n SS.SSS v o lu m e # , « w o n pi r mi id ly m n n l u s M . e le v e n b u ild in g * fu lly , eq u ip p ed . N * w > I H .S SS A d f i e t r e r t o s J B u ild in g In c o « r a n * f c o e t t t w B l o s T u it io n F r e e D o r m ito r ie s f o r fo r w o m e n . E x p e n s e * lo w e s t . W r ite f o r c s t s l o g end lllu s t r s t e d b o o k le t . A d d re s sin g R e g is tr a r . The COMMERCIAL HOTEL C. Ullom, Manager The Best and Only Hotel in Town with Free Baths and Lavatory U W ith new buildings b e tte r equip, m eat, enlarged ground«, and many ad* d:iiona to ita faculty, the lln ire ra ity of O regon will begin Ita th irty -n in th year Tueaday, Septem ber 15. Special training for Buaineaa. Jon r- niliara. Law Medicine. icine. Teachi Teaching. Li- brary W ork . Muaic. AArhit i lecture. Physical Training and Fine Arts. Largest and strongest departments of liberal education. fio M P ’ MAN - Ti\\e Greater Oregow > hi N G CO E V E R Y T H IN G Owners. A llC t* HORSE .RACES, OF OREGON CUOCNC. OREGON SHOOTING TOURNAMENT, BAND CONCERTS, BOYS’ CAMP, MOVING PICTURES, CHILDREN’S PLAYGROUND, BEE DEMONSTRATIONS, ANIMAL CIRCUS AND Sneed of Gooch this week. ATTRACTIONS. West Stayton Mrs. Ida Linton formerly Miss Hurt is over from Lebanon visit ing her father and brother here. You Are Invited-Free Camp Grounds Geo. Brewer and wife, and W. C. A. Boles and family left Gentry returned home from the 1 Wednesday for a month’s vaca- mountains Saturday. ! tion in Albany and vicinity. D. M. Mclnnis and family are Frod Bradshaw of Willamina intendent Campbell's private car . . . . ,. ‘ ' “S h ir;™ .” arrived aw ivaJ in Mill \fiii City o ;,.. visiting his parents here for a Siskiyou” few days. Tuesday. J . B. McCoy and wife made a The heavy rains the fore part round trip to Albany Thursday. of the week, temporarily check Guy Torrance is back from his ed the work on the Odd Fellow’s two week trip through southern building this week. Oregsn and northern California, John Sneed of Gooch was an going as far south as Crescent Albany passenger Tuesday. j City. 18 Hadly Hobson sold thirty acres Carl Follis w a s down from A special train hauling Super- of his Fox Valley farm to John , Gates Wednesday. OTHER FREE t0 Send for Premium List and Entry Blanks. Reduced rates on all railroads. For particulars address, Frank Meredith, Sec., Salem, Oregon. «ettin* ready to move Port' ionci been employed in Eastern Ore iana- Frances Tripp of Lebanon is gon the past few months, return visiting home folke here this ed home last week. week. Mrs. Wallace Miles and little daughter of Portland returned The new home of Lewis Wie- home Monday after a week’s vis ^and nearing comple it at the Forrette home. tion. is visiting her sister. Mrs. R. W. Van Nuys. Forrette Bros, had their s i l o filled last Thursday. 8 '3 Harvey Carlson and Glen Por ter visited the Jerman hop yard Jacob Schmitz and wife are near Silverton Sunday. John Hartog of Portland was a business visitor here the first of visiting friends in Mt. Angel a Leona Forrette and Mrs. Nick few days this week. the week. Schmitz were Stayton visitors Howard Trammel, who h a s Miss Emma McNeil of Albany Tuesday.