INDUSTRIAL NEWS
O.W.K.&N. and Union Pacific arc placing order« for lumber.
recent illness. Mrs. Palmer was
formerly a resident of this place.
A. L. Schriber called at the J.
King home Sunday evening.
Mrs. Theodore Fischer has re­
On Portland city contract« Oswego Iron Work« get $128,415
turned home after a few days
cast iron pipe and Smith and Watson $2750 for fittings.
visit with her sister Mrs. E. R.
Hast side, Portland, Masonic lodges will erect a temple.
Palmer at Dallas.
Baker County placer mining resuming earlier than usual.
Andrew Fisher, wife and son,
Marshfield black sand tests $3 a ton in gold and 32c plat­ Eric spent Sunday evening at
the King home.
inum.
The Victor Point Embroidery
Portland good roads boosters would initiate $1,000,000 bond
Club met a t the Darby home
iasuc.
S t Helens The McCormick mills have contract fori 1,000,000 Wednesday.
Mrs. Floyd Humphreys and
little son have been visiting at
Mr Davis and family of Salem the W. H. Humphreys home.
moved on their ranch near here.
Miss Ora Givens had the mis­
fortune
to sprain both ankles se­
Arthur Forrette and family j
verely.
Mrs. Floyd Shelton spent a ^sited at the Frank Wolf home
few days with home folks last near Sublimity Tuesday.
Mrs. J. King, Arnott a n d
week.
Ethel
King spent Sunday with
C. F. Loose and wife w ere1
Mrs.
C.
C. Jones.
Flra Gunsaule was a Jefferson pleasantly entertained a t t h e
visitor Sunday and Monday.
Hunter home Sunday.
feet o f ties.
f l t. Pleasant
Chas. Downing and wife of
Messrs Hunter and Anderson
Albany were visitors at the Lee were Stayton visitors the firBt of
Downing home last week.
the week.
The Mes. John and Byron Rob­
Glen McClellan and wife of
ertson were guests at the Ed Shedds visited relatives here the
Smith home Sunday afternoon.
week-end.
Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Ray drove
Lewie Wiegans and J. Dively
to Mill City Tuesday.
and son are farming the Kearns
The party and dance given at ranch this year.
the I). C. Ray home Friday night
Mr.Griffin made a trip to Stay-
was well attended and everyone ton Tuesday.
reported a fine time.
Clarence Forette made a trip
Master Irvine Ray spent Sun­ to Aumsville one day last week
day with Melvin Shank.
and while there purchased a new
Miss Grace Shank went to Sa­ DeLaval Cream Separator.
lem Tuesday morning to spend
H. E. Collier of Portland was
the week-end with relatives.
an over Sunday visitor at the J.
Those who attended the sing­ H. Porter home.
ing at the P. H. Lambert home
reported a good time.
Kingston Kinks
Mrs. Leslie Townes and baby
spent Saturday and Sunday at
the W. R. Ray home.
Chas. Schaefer a n d family
Harry Shank made a business were Sunday visitors at the Matt
Mueller home.
trip to Albany Sunday.
Pietrok Bros, a r e shearing
Verna and Roxana Shank were
Sunday visitors at the LeeDown- goats in this vicinity this week.
They have an up-to-date gasoline
ing home.
portable shearing plant, the kind
Linn Lambert and wife and
that does the work.
Mrs. W. R. Brenner were guests
Rev. Frank L. Punell was en­
at the P. H. Lambert home Sun­
tertained at the J. T. Follis home
day.
this week.
Dorothy a n d Maudie Smith
Titus Archer and family visit­
were guests at the Chas. Peters
ed
at the G. F. Harold home Sun­
home Sunday.
day.
Mrs. Dave Lutz and daughter
Carl Titus and wife visited her
Ella o f Montana are visiting at
mother,
Mrs. G. W. Murphy of
the P. H. Lambert home this
Stayton
Sunday.
week.
Otto Cole was a business visit­
John and Lyle Lutz spent Sun­
or
in this vicinity Monday.
day with Marvin Long.
Mrs. G. F. Harold is still on
Miss Ethel Smith returned
home Monday from Albany after the sick list.
working most of the winter for
W. R. Jepcott is on the sick
H. B. Cusick.
this week.
Nick Geymer sold a bunch of
sheep last week.
Rock Point
James Dawes of Mill City was
buying cattle in this neighbor­
J. T. Hunt was a Capital City hood this week.
visitor Friday.
Mrs. J. E. Yeoman and Mrs.
W. H. Downing motored to Sa­ Beiver o f Gates were Monday
callers at the G. F. Harold and
lem Saturday.
Curtis Cole homes.
T. J. Hill i s improving his
farm by building new fence
long the road.
a
a-
Victor Point
James McCormick of Portland
is visiting his uncle Geo.Schmitt.
(To late for last week)
Kingston School
Closes
After a period of six months
successful work t h e Kingston
school closed on Friday 12th with
a lively program. Although the
pupils are few in number they
gave a good entertainment.
We wish to commend them,
especially, in their music, which
was hard to surpass.
Following is the program:
Welcome Song
by school
Rec.
“ A Little School Girl,"
Edna Crabtree
Rec. ‘ ‘A Letter From the Farm"
Willie Ruettgers
Song ‘ ‘Sleepy Tim e," Four little
girls
Rec. "A t Grandma’s House,"
Glen Philippi
Rec. ‘ ‘Baking a Cake by Rule,"
Lanna Peitrok
Song "Alpine Horn," By school
Rec. Setting a H en," Nora Las­
key
Rec. "Looking Out," Walter Lu-
lay
Song "Monkey and a Chimpan-
zie," Four boys
Rec. "The Puff Ball," Beradina
Ruettgers
Rec. "The Teacher has a Pick on
m e," Andrew Peitrok
Song "Song of Long A g o," Six
girls
Drama "Playing Doctor"
Song "Hear Dem Bells,” School
Rec. "The Little Dog Under the
Wagon," Marie Ruettgers
Rec. "Gone With a Handsomer
Man," Leo Weier
Song "Oregon Song,” School
Rec. "The Boy o f the Family,”
Ben Kenyon
Drama "A Matrimonial Adver­
tisement”
Song "Jolly Student Song,” by
School
A recital was given by Mrs.
Creech
Remarks concerning the work,
were made by several of the pat­
rons. Mrs. Peitrok furnished a
nice treat for the crowd.
We are pleased to know of the
success of the school and that
every one seemed to be well sat­
isfied with Miss Fuson’s work.
$65.00 PER ACRE
SUBSCRIBE
MUCK MONEY
Continued from first page.
J. F. FolHs
T. E. Fleming
B. A. Schaefer
Lester Lewi*
W. E. Chrisman
Clarence Overholta
J. W. Hickman
Math Mueller
W. R. Jephcott
R. Hensley
A. G. Mueller
Sam Hass
J. B. Pietrok
G. F. Harold
C. C. Cole
25
25
10
6
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10
10
10
6
6
6
20
30
GO
25
50
John Sandner
G. A. Sandner
GO
Edward Maertz
GO
Luton A. Darby
GO
B. Min ten
GO
Louis Gialer
50
John Schilliz
50
Jo*. A. Senz
25
Gua. and Anton Gialer
50
H. R. Shank
50
David Aegerter *
50
John Flick
GO
J. C. Huber
50
Floyd Shelton
20
D. Townea
50
J. H. Kloer
40
A. A. McKenzie
50
C. J. Ruettgers
50
Phillip Pietrok
30
L. T. Titua
15
J. T. Follia
25
W. E. Chrisman
25
W. R. Ray
25
G. H. Ray
10
J. L. Lambert
10
E. F. Gunsaule*
5
B. L. Ray
5
Lee Downing
24
Ed Smith
24
Dan Ray
20
James Archer
25
Nicolas Geymer
50
John Sandner, Jr.
25
R. F. Darby
25
C. E. Dart
50
A. C. Rahn
50
P. G. Cole
50
W. W. Miller
50
M. M. Mieser
50
E. D. Roberta
50
Otto Rahn
8
J. W. Dart
50
John Schilliz
16
R. F. Darby
20
Jos. A. Senz
16
S. H. Heltzel
10
A. D. Gardner
15
Thomas-Mayo Co.
20
W. F. Klccker
15
Gardner & Hobson
15
H. A. Beauchamp
25
Chas. Gehlen
10
Horace Lilly
10
10
Peter Deidrich
Korinek & Mielke
12
Geo. Spaniol
10
Missler & Taylor
10
Chas. Cladek
10
G. F. Korinek
10
Brown-Petzel Lumber Co.
25
Farmers & Merchants Bank 15
Stayton State Bank
15
Stayton Housefurnishing Co. 10
Jacob Spaniol
10
Fred Rock
10
Frank Lesley
10
E. T. Matthieu
10
H. J. Mutschler
10
W. N. Pintler
10
Sestak & Thomas
10
C. E. Brown
10
Stanley A. Starr
10
Mack & Shepherd
8
V. P. Lancefield
10
C. A. Beaui^iamp
5
C. A. Luthy
5
Fisher & Richardson
5
Geo. Davie
3
J. A. Hendershott
5
Jos. Hamman
5
Stayton Mail
5
E. C. Titus
5
J. M. Ringo
7
HELP THE KIDNEYS
F. M. Fresh and family visited
Stayton Readers Are Learning The
The farmers o f this vicinity
at the J. T. Hunt home Sunday
Way.
a r e busy sowing their spring
afternoon.
For a short time only, I will sell my
It's the little kidney ills—
crops.
35a. all cleared and good land at the
The lame, weak or aching back—
Marion and Norris Hunt at­
Mr. and Mrs Fred Yost were above price. No improvements except The unnoticed urinarv disorders—
tended the ball game at Stayton
fences. 24 mi. south o f Kingston, on
Salem visitors Tuesday.
That may lead to dropsy and Bright’s
Friday.
good road and R.F. D. 10 acres in good disease.
Phillip Fischer and family and : clover. See Liston A. Darby, Scio,
When the kidneys are weak,
Miss Lucile Wolf who has been
8-18x
Miss Leona King spent Sunday I Oregon Rt. 1.
Help them with Doan’s Kidney Pills.
employed at the J. T. Hunt home
with relatives at Union Hill.
A remedy especially for weak kid­
resigned and returned t o her
neys,
Henry Jaquet was in Silverton
home Sunday.
FOR SALE
Doan's have been used 1 n kidney
on business Tuesday.
Prof. W. C. Gaunt and family
One saw mill, including top ard bot­ troubles for 50 years.
Anton Fisher of Salem, an a- tom saw, belting and rollers and a ll1 Endorsed by 30,000 people—endorsed
and H. E. Wirth and family cal­
by citizens o f this locality.
led at the E. C. Downing dairy gent for the Carter car was seen appliances necessary to run said mill John V. Roneo, 818 Uglow Ave.,
by applying power. This will be a bar­
driving over our good roads Mon­
ranch Sunday evening.
gain to any one desiring a mill. Terms Dallas, Oregon, says: " I have used
day.
will be given to purchaser.
E. A. Doan’s Kidney Pills off and on for a
Norris and Emma Frank at­
couple o f years and have always had
tf
Miss Bernita Jones is spending Downing, Stayton, Ore.
tended t h e
Parent-Teachers
great benefit. Kidney weakness gave
few days with her grandmoth­
meeting a t McAlpine Friday
me great annoyance.
Since I used
Special Prices
er Mrs. King.
Doan’s Kidney Pills, I have had no ser­
night.
on slabwood, spring and summer de­ ious trouble. A few doses o f this rem­
Miss Cristine Yost called on livery, for orders placed before April edy always sets my kidneys working
Mrs. M. Gibson Tuesday after­ 1 st. Call at our office for prices. Brown- right.”
Petzel Lumber Co.
tf.
noon.
Price 50c, at all dealers.
Don't sim­
a
W est Stayton
The friends and relatives of
Nick Schmitz and wife made a Mrs. E. R. Palmer o f Dallas
business trip to Stayton Monday, were very sorry to hear of her
FOR SALE Red clover seed 15c per
pound and kale seed 25c per pound.
Phone or write, Jos Schulte, Sublimity,
Oregon.
3-25
ply ask for a kidney remedy get
Doan's Kidney Pills- the same that
Mr. Roneo had.
Fcster-Milbutn Co.,
Props,, Buffalo, N, Y.
N o n a OF SALE O f REAL ESTATE
THE STAYTON MAIL
Published every Thursday by
In The County Court o f The State of
Oregon, For the County o f Marion.
In t h e matter o f the Estate of
George W. Powell, and Margaret M.
Powell his wife, deceased:
Notice is hereby given that the un­
dersigned Executor o f the estate of
George W. Powell, and Margaret M.
Powell his wife, deceased: by virtue of
an order duly issued out o f the County
Court o f the State o f Oregon, for the
County o f Marion, on the 23 day o f
February, 1015, will sell at private sale
at the office o f S. H. Heltzel, in the
Town o f Stayton, Marion County, Ore­
gon. on Saturday the 10th day o f April,
1915, at the hour o f 10 o ’ clock in the
forenoon or as soon thereafter as satis­
factory sealed bids are obtained, for
cash, all the right, title, interest and
estate, which the said George W. Pow­
ell, and Margaret M. Powell his wife,
had in and to the following described
premises, to-wit:
The East one-half of Block No. 9, in
Whitney’s addition to the town of
Stayton, County o f Marion, State of
Oregon. Also a small parcel o f land
beginning at the South East corner o f
Block No. 9, in Whitney’s addition to
the town o f Stayton, running thence
West 200 feet; thence South to the
North boundary line o f Salem Woolen
Mills water ditch; thence Easterly
along said boundary line to a point due
south o f the place o f beginning; thence
North to the place o f beginning. Also
lots One and Two in Block A, in A and
C Clark’s addition to the town o f Stay-
ton, Marion County, Oregon.
Also a small parcel o f land on the
south side o f Water Street in the town
o f Stayton, Oregon, beginning at a
point 60 feet South, and 160 feet West
from the North West corner o f 3d and
Water streets in the town o f Stayton;
thence South 30 feet; thence West 20
feet; thence North 30 feet; thence East
20 feet to $he place o f beginning.
Also a tract o f land beginning at a
point 80 rods 54 feet South o f North
West corner o f the South West 4 o f
Section 11, in Tp9, South, Range One
West o f the Willamette Mendian;
thence East 53 rods; thence South
2 rods; thence East 21 rods; thence
South 27 rods more o r less t o a
point 18 feet North o f t h e north
bank o f the Salem Flour Mills Compa­
ny’s water ditch; thence meandering in
a westerly direction 18 feet from the
north bank o f said water ditch 80 rods
24 feet more or less to the place o f be­
ginning; containing six acres more or
less.
Also Block No. 167 in Lone Oak Cem­
etery, (west side division) situated in
Tp 9, S, R 1, West o f the Willamette
Meridan, as shown and designated up­
on the plat o f said cemetery as found
o f record in Bock o f plats, VoL 2, page
41, in the Recorder's office o f Marion
County, State o f Oregon.
Terms and conditions o f Sale: Ten
per cent o f the price bidden shall be
paid at t h e time o f sale and the
balance o f t h e amount to be paid
on the confirmation o f sale by the
said County Court: Said sale will be
made subject to confirmation by the
at oveentittedCourt.Bids will be received
for part or all o f the above described
property.
J. B. Grier
4-8
Executor.
E . M . O l.M » T K L >
Entered as second class matterat the
postnffire at Mtaytc» Marion, county,
Oregon, under the « 1 o f Congress o f
March 3, 1879.
SUBSCRIPTIO.SS, $1.50 per yea r
Address all communications to
THE STAYTON MAIL
H. A. BEAUCHAMP, M.D.
Physician and Surgeon
STAYTON.
OREGON
C. H. BREWER, M. D.
PHYSICIAN AND SUKCEON
S t a y t o n , O regon
Wilbur N. Pintler, D.M.D.
DENTIST
Office Over Stayton State Bank
Phone 2152
Stavton, Ore
6. F. KORINEK, V. S„ B. V. Sc.
V eterin arian
Treats all domestic animals,
also
applies the Tuberculin test.
Telephone 3x7
Office at Stayton Stablea
STAYTON - - -
- OREGC'i
S. H. HELTZEL
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
NOTARY PUBLIC
Abstracts and Probate Work a Specialty
Office Over Deidrich’s Hardware Store.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
J. M. RINGO— F. M. SHOOK
STAYTON
OREGON
V. A. GOODE
LAWYER and NOTARY PUBLIC
Conscientious Attention Given
*
Legal Business.
to all
Office Room No. 6. Roy Bldg.
CEMENT FENCE POSTS
AND ALL KINDS OF
Concrete W ork
c. s T lowe
STAYTON
OREGON
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Lulay Bros. & Co.
SCHOOL DISTRICT BOND ELECTION
NOTICE
State o f Oregon, County o f Marion,
School District No. 77 ss.
Notice is hereby given that at the
school district bond election hereby
called to be held at The City Hall, in
the Town o f Stayton in and for School
District No. 77, o f Marion County,Ore­
gon, Thursday the 1st day o f April, A .-
D. 1915 between t h e hours o f two
o ’clock p. m. and seven o ’clock p. m.,
there will be submitted to the legal
voters thereof the question o f contract­
ing a bonded indebtedness in the sum
o f 515,000.00 for the purpose o f Buying
a site and buiiding a High School Build­
ing in and for said school district.
The vote to be by ballot upon which
shall be the words “ Bonds—Y es” and
“ Bonds—N o.” ; and the voter shall
place a cross (X ) between the word
“ Bonds” and the word “ Y es” or be­
tween the word “ Bonds” apd the word
“ N o” which indicates his choice.
The polls for the reception o f the
ballots cast for or against the con­
traction o f sai.i indebtedness will, on
said day and date and at the place
aforesaid, be opened at the hour o f two
o ’clock p. m. and remain open until the
hour o f seven o ’clock p. m. o f the same
day when the same shall be closed.
By order o f the district school board
o f School District No. 77 o f Marion
County, Oregon, made this 9th day o f
March A. D. 1915.
Henry Smith
Chairman, District School Board.
Attest: W. Richardson
District Clerk.
Contractors & Builders
Dwelling houses a specialty
Let us figure on your build­
ings
We can save you money
A good job gauranteed
Phone 77
P. O.
B o x li-S J
STAYTON. OREGON.
STAYTON MEAT MARKET
SE ST A K &
T H O M A S,
Proprietors.
Fresh, Salt & Cured Meats
Lard & Creamery Butter.
Highest Market Price Paid For Fat Stock
TINWORK an.
PLUMBING
Bath Tubs, Lavatories and
all Sanitary fittings— Farm­
ers—We carry a line t
pumps, leader water sv -
terns, etc. Gasoline engine:.
AGENCY MAGNOLIA LAUNDRY
O f Albany at Mack & Shepherd's
Barber Shop. Laundry leaves Tues­
day 2 p. m.
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JA C O B
S P A N IO L