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About Stayton standard. (Stayton, Marion County, Or.) 1915-1917 | View Entire Issue (June 28, 1916)
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[0N A GRANGE were present at the •wnarngr— ?— —ws— ^ Alexander Appointed HT A.^Beauchamp, M. D. Physician and Surgeon The bride is a daughter o f Jos. The so-called "volcanic necks, E. D. Alexander, editor of the chimneys,etc, ” at the BlackEagle Heuberger, and is a popular and Standard, has been appointed STAYTON, - OREGON have been proven to be chimneys accomplished young lady. The postmaster at Stayton, to suc o f high grade zinc and silver ore groom is a.son of H. Barkmeyer. ceed W. A. Elder, resigned. Wilbur N . Pin tier, D . M . D . and thousands o f dollars o f this of California, and is an enter In this connection we wish to ¡Wednesday afternoon the DENTIST valuable ore has been thrown on prising young farmer o f the Sub extend our sincere thanks to all of the local Grange cn- limity neighborhood. Office over Stayton State Bank the dump. The old management o f thoae who gave us their aid in sd the Pomona Grange, The many friends o f the young securing this position, and shall it is said, considered this ore val- Phone 2152 Stayton, Ora. janization consists of del- uesless and thr«^ hundreds of couple will wish for them a long use our best endeavors to give from the' local Granges of tons o f it down the dump and the and happy wedded life. the patrons o f the office courte- (inty, and all wery repre- niifrflfftH Afficipnt MArvi/^a ore being peculiar to this co. ntry, there being also many An opinion has prevailed in PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON has remained there undetected from the different local certain quarters that "the gang" It is said that there is consid for the past three years until Mr. STAYTON, OREGON It is estimated that can depend upon J. T. Hunt, Re erable snow yet in the mountains. Barnes, who has recently opened 160 present. More publican nominee for county a mine o f such ore, happened jozen autos occupied the commissioner, to side with them D r* along and recognized it. ^ 1 front o f thejiull. They are lia OSTEOPATH The Croyvn people are jubilant on fcvery <iUc8 lon DEALER IN Sidedly entertaining pro- ble to be disappointed. Mr. Hunt Both Phones: Bell Black 482 over the discovery o f a sphajer-l City and Country id been arranged by the Independent 275 has a mind o f his own and stam ite ore worth $147 per ton. Cal-j StsteBank ALBANY, OREGON >ple, and added to this has been amire, worth 3130 per ton has a l-! ina enough to back up his views. Rural Route »rtainment provided by^designated as a daily mail route, The election of Hunt may not so been discovered. Specimen o f ' jrs. made the occasion , greatly to the satisfaction- o f the (-' prove so welcome to * the gan g." copper ore taken from thejjpper iteresting and instruct- patrons of the route. Hereto workings lately, is 'pvnppt^d,Tni'i-ho have discovered that they have property to sell, list it »sides the program by lo- fore, the,mail has been carried ♦ a«- 1 cannot depend upon Commission- If you with me. I f you want to buy assay over $200 p e t U n ,-S c io w ^ bejng ] „ an acquiescent Jent the*re .were musical every other day. This route runs give me s call. ( - Tribune. rs by Mrs. Mayro McKin- to Meharna and back on the Linn mood on all occasions. It may Office in Latìcefìeld Building V . A . GOODE daughter and Mrs. Ida county side of the river. be that Hunt and Goulet will STAYTON. - jOREGON Trip Around the W ôrld Ian address by Mrs.Flctch- train together for the good of Beginning July 1st the mails LAWYER And ROTARY PUBLIC lem, and by the Master, will be weighed, and it will suit The entertainment under the the people.—Woodburn Indepen- Office Room No. 6, Roy Bldg. Stevens. Other short, the carriers If * patrdns o f the above title given by the Junior dent. ere listened to, making a ruraj routes will not call at thé Loyal Sons last Friday evening STAYTON, ORE. The Junior Loyal Sons class |g program, and the visit- office for their mail while the was a very successful and enjoy with their teacher, Mrs. Ed iressed themselves as be weighing is going on, but will able affair. The tourists met at Young and a few invited guests Capital, $25,000.00 ll entertained. - . DEN TIST let the carriers handle it. Each the Christian church, where they went to Salem last Lord’s day teen candi^teg^ wene in-j wanta hit route to make as good were arrauged in three parties morning and visited the 1 rvifigt*- .LEE TATE, President. an evidence^thai Stay ton !a showing as possible, and th ejof about 16 each, with Ed Yeung, GEO. SPANIOL, Vice-Pres. low Christian Sunday school. STAYTON, ORE. l i® Bl*ve Br>d growing. j mure mail they handle during R. L. Putnam and C. E. Taylor V t. RICHARDSON, Cashier. Ward Hofford took the crowd Excellent dinner was serv- the first week in July the better as guides. The first visit was to in the auto truck. They surpris te no* n hour. _ record the routes will secure. Japan, the home of Lester Smith. ed the Salem school, as they did Here they found tasty Japanese not know of their coming. A fte r1 decorations and were served tea the service they went out tp Mr. J. M . R IN G O iv evening last the ladies at Beauchamp’s drug store 15c and wafers. Next Germany, at Young’s farm near Salem and the Ben Schaefer home, was vis had dinner and then made the Eastern Star pleasantly a can- 2 for 2S c-u»«d to dis.n- OREGON ited. t Here the menu consisted return trip, arriving home about Leaves Mill City at 6:15 a. m. for STAYTO N Lyons, Meharna, Stayton, Sub (lined their Masonic broth- fect toileU- ce88 P°°l8- «»"ks.etc. o f nopdles and water. t In Ire 4:30 in tbe afternoon. limity, Aumsville. Turner and Mr. and Mrs. Rodfiel 1, Mr. and a number of guests, land, at Ed Young’s, potato Salem. Arrives Salem 9:15 a. m. G. F. KORflHX, Y. S„ B. V. Sc [program consisted o f a Mrs. Small and Mrs. A. Smith, Leaves Salem returning 4:30; i ci * — - - , . .chips, pickles and sandwiches An Ansco Demonstration vocal solo by Mrs, Mayo, o f Silverton.-were. Sunday guest» ad(fcd u> th, p t e u r e 0fth e trip. V ETER IN AR IAN See our pictures o f the “ Round- arrives at Mill City 7:20. Stage rendered reading by Mrs. at the G. C. Eisenhart home. will stop at Stayton Hotel and J Treats all Domestic. Animals. Also ap Boston, the last port o f call was Up” at Philomath, the military A. Henderahott’s. plies the Tuberculin teat. reached at W. A. Elder's, where encampment at Clackamas and D. B. HILL, Owner, Telephone 3x7 they enjoyed Boston baked beans the Columbia highway, all taken Mill City, Ore. OFFICE A T STAYTON STABLES last week under adverse weather, ♦ and brown bread. n . The trip was the occasion of and light conditions. Anyone ie Open Box much enjoyment and the Loyal can take pictures with this brand ir Candies tempts the Sous gained something for their o f cameras. —Sloper’s. DEN TIST btite of the beholder, Sunday school fund. Greene-Supplee and Gysi’s Methods [Chocolates are so pure It has been currently reported Used in Making Plate the sight of them \ > OF STAYTON around town the past few days Judges Spend Little M on ey 214 Masouic Temple. SALEM, O R I. els one to taste. It is that Mr. L. A. Messing, our pop iame with all our other Candidates for Circuit judge fections. Their perfect ships spent comparatively small ular watch repair man, will soon A. D. G ardner . President. ty is absolutely guaran- DR. P. H. M A Y i amounts, the two Democratic open up a new jewelry store in J. T. H unt , Vice-President. and the prices we are The old Chiropractor should be consult S. L. S t e w a r t , Cashier. this city. We learn that the re candfcfates, especially. J u d g e lg for them are very J. M. R ingo . Ass’ t Cashier ed for all acute and chronic disorders. Galloway reports the expendi port is absolutely untrue. While One purchase will He can make you welL re this. - . ture o f $4.76, and A. Rinehart at the round-up at Philomath last • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • » • • • • • • • s Hubbard Bldg. SALEM. $i. George C. Bingham report week, Mr. Messing met there a member, we furnish pure ICE CREAM, wholesale retail. We have all s'tos o f Ice Cream packers, bo that ed $295,61, Petty/R. Kelly $449.- friend, wlio in past years was in ins may take cream home with them. 20, Elisha P. Morcom $135.35, the jewelry business with him at Philomath. His pardner wishes and Marion E. Ppgue $476.70. J. A . H E N D E R SH O T T . For district attorney nomina to re-enter the jewelry business, 30 Years Experience • tion, W. C. Windlew reports the and it may possibly be that in » All work on watches and S few weeks hence, Stayton people largest expenditure, o f $303.28. clocks guaranteed fo r - • Max Gehlhar is hext with $300.- may be surprised to find one of One Year. i 58. O. H. Carson $277.51, Walter the most nobby and up-to-date Try My Work. It Speaks for Itself. • E. Keys $195.15 Guy O. Smith jewelry and watch repair stores Rooms 5-6 Bosh Bank BuilJiog Located in the Shoe Shop 2 $150.60 and Blaine McCord $60. in Marion county. m Has Big Meet ing stj children Valuable Ore C H. BREWER, M. D. [ary M* Marshafi G . A . S M IT H Daily Mail Route REAL S. H. HELTZEL ATTORN E Y-AT-LA W NOTARY PUBLIC . f e Stayton State Bank D% G. C WATSON I f , E. S. Entertains r v í k Q __ _ n n m . i n n n » » Rooms 7-8; Roy Bldg.— . Hill City-Stayton-Salem FUNERAL DIRECTOR jaoiide of Liriie Auto Stage Farmers and Merchants -BANK- m DR. 0 . A . OLSON Capital, $25,000.00 ■ - - a— L. A. MESSING j Swiss jeweler j - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - '■ . . . DR. C B. O’NEILL OPTOMETRIST OPTICIAN W ill Pay You to see us for anything in the Furniture or Hard ware line. agents for the fam ous O sbon D e L u x e C®. O sbon For representative in the first district the amounts are less than $100 as follows: Edward H. Bel knap $23, Sam H. Brown $84.58, Thomas Brown.$89, C. F. Elgin $29.20, Seymour Jones $90.49, W. Al Jones $99.06, George Keech $90, Ivan C. Martin $94.45,H. F. MclnturfT $43.21. Mrs. Alice H. Page $58, Ben E. Robertson $27.- 80, and Fred W. Scheurer$23.75. M ARRIED ___ -2 ID E A L R A N G E S 0-00-000 L Stiff & Son, le w and Second Hand G ood s Bought and Sold Complete House Furnishers SALEM , ORE. 4 04 Court St., .4 «fei? á*'í- i .V, ./ * Tuesday, June 20th, at the Catholic church in Sublimity oc curred the marriage o f Miss Pauline Heuberger and Peter Barkmeyer, Rev. Father Lainck officiating. The bride was attended by a sister of the groom, Miss Ida Barkmever, and the groom by John Heubergfer, a brother o f the bride. Mis9 Cecelia Spaniol, lit-r tie daughter o f Mr. and Mrs. Mi J. Spaniol, of Portland, acted as flower girl, Mrs. Spaniol and Fine Linen Stationery In rear o f Stayton State Bank Oregon « »••••è»** Stayton, for little money at Beauchamp’s. 48 envelopes and 48 sheets paper only 35c. See our window display. Seven criminal complaints wili be brought to the attention of the grand jury when it ia called by Judge Kelly of Albany, in Sa lem next Monday. In addition to these cases there will be nine other matters brought to the jury’s attention by District At torney Ringo, matters which will be kept secret until after their disposal by the grand jury is known. W e Guarantee our San T qx hair tonic to kill the d*ndrnff, at Sloper’s. Sunday last, in theCladek car, Mr. and Mrs. CM® Cladek, Mr. and Mrs. V. Dare Sloper, Miss Mabel Rupert and Geo. Tate mo tored to Clackamas and Portland*. They report the visit to tho mili tary campi as very interesting. • Salem. Oregon TH E BEST OF TH E BETTER T A IL O R IN G FU R N ISH IN G S SH OES • , Cleaning and THE FIX UP. Pressing. Odd Felkra s Bldg. . i: t . ' »A * „■ * • J