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About Stayton standard. (Stayton, Marion County, Or.) 1915-1917 | View Entire Issue (July 5, 1916)
L a rg est C ircu lation in S tayton ’s T rad in g T erritory o f A n y N ew spaper S T A Y T O N . M A R IO N C O U N T Y , O R E G O N , J U L Y NO. H. A. Beauchamp, M. D. P hysician and Su rgeon >n Celebrates Else where STAYTON, W ilb u r N . P in tie r, D . M . D . D E N T IS T Office over Stayton 8tato Bank Phone 2162 - Stayton, Ora. C.H. BREWER, M .D . PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON STAYTO N , O REGON Dr. Mary M. Marshall G . A . S M IT H Perfect Pictures OREGON O STEO PATH Both Phone*: Bell Black 482 Independent 275 State Bank A L B A N Y , OREGON REAL , S. H. HELTZEL A T T O R N E Y -A T -L A W N O T A R Y P U B L IC V . A . GOODE LAWYER ;'and ROTARY PUBLIC ton State Bank Office Room No. 6, Roy Bldg. DR. G. C WATSON D E N T IS T * . 1900 to 1910 shows Portland 116,- feature plays he is showing Sat S ta te In d u strial N ew s Wm. Cladek, wife and baby, o f 788. All other cities and towns Lebanon, are visiting at Lee urday nights are produced by In reconstructing penitentiary some o f the greatest actors in 9 6 ,3 6 2 .Rural sections 46,069. Tate's. buildings, all Oregon building Thus is shown that the rush o f the world. “ Next Saturday night Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Pettit, material will be used. , people is anywhere except back from nofth o f town, were visit the public will have a chance to Chemawa Government Indian to the farm 18 per cent to the ing in town Monday. see the eminent actor. E. H. school will expend $12,600 bn en country, 45 per cent to Portland Sothern. To see Sothern in real larging auditorium, $6,000 on new >n wan practically desert- Titus Archer, of Kingston, is life one would have to visit a and 37 per cent to other urban sewers and $12,000 on new build »rday. There were abou out a cow. Some parties run in large city and pay anywhere communities. — Malheur Enter ings. ^ people left In town t< to one o f his with an auto, dam ffom $1 up. Here we can see prise. Marshfield—500 sawmill men aging it so badly that it had to lade a brave attempt to him in the movies for ten cents. Astoria dairymen have advanc be killed. idle on Coos Bay owing to long- ' a fire had one started, ed prices of milk and cream. C. Ullom, charged with selling'shoremen strike, every town-about that Rev. E. B. Lockhart is in Ore Salem—Mile of paving Jto go ted had Stayton repre personal property on which a , Fit rence—Survey reports Sii s- gon City attending a meeting of s s , Sublimity and Mill mortgage had been given, and law bar show 15 feet o f water at down on S. Commercial street. ministers. He will deliver an ad Paisley —Bond election carries iwi.rig the lancer crowds. arrested in Portland on Tuesday, | low ride, dress on “ Juvenile Delinquency." |he business places ip the was yesterday admitted to bail j (¿oquiHe—68 2 pounds of butter three to one for a $30,000 high • • ept Hendersbotts, Hock's;in t h e ‘sum of $250. which he fat is recorded for one cow.in school. Pilot Rock—200,000 lbs. wool bakery were closed after furnished. Ullom was arraigned 1 monhi o f May. DEALER IN Baker-M uddy Creek district here at 21 t0 31 1-2 cts. I but enough small hoys before the circuit court and plead * C ity and C ountry on the job to keep the ed not guilty to the charge. It voted $*5,000 to build new school ,Pe£ P°un<v Roseburg may get a large fruit is alleged in the indictment that atonce lorries awake. Cresswell—Jury found for de- Pac^'nK Plant-_______ _ >limity there was the us- on Oct. 11, 1914, Ullom sold a crowd. W. H. Down- lunch counter and six stools, val fcndant S. P. Co., in damage S P. Co.. vered the address, which ued at about $9, and on j?vhich suit for train killing children spoken of. The sports there was held a mortgage.— where man deliberately drove on There is a pleasure in owning I f you have property to sell, liat it with me. I f you want to buy - Salem Statesman. imerous, interesting and a good Kodak, and an added / Track. give me a c a ll and the dance at night Springfield—S. P. Co. puts on pleasure in taking beautiful pic Office in Lancefield Building The recent rains have caused the festivities was special train to handle increased tures. Kodak is the common- law STAYTON, - OREGON very bad roads in many localities. »nded. Sublimity added log output from Mohawk valley. trade mark, o f the Eastman Ko- The road from Aumsville to the to her list of successful Eugene—Careful survey o f flax dak da. If a dealer tries to sell town of Turner is in very bsd (ions. crop by State University shows \ you a camera or films not o f East- condition and if. work is not done "ity entertained the larg- profit of $36.50 per acre. man manufacture under the Ko- upon h ’soon, with the prospects 'A Y T O N , O R E . rd ever there on the 4th. Eugene company to manufsc- dak name, you can be sure he is of more rain, it will become im letic sports were many, ture hand made sport and outing i trying to substitute an inferior passable to the automobile trav C a p ita l, $ 2 5 ,0 0 0 .0 0 ^e good prizes were hung shoes for men and women. article on the Kodak reputation. eling public. * . ball game was hetween Roseburg Brewing & Ice Co., If it isn't an Eastman, it isn't Mr. and M. J. Crabtree srej reorganize to operate soft driqk^aKodak. Beauchamps drugstore L E E T A T E , President and Mill .City, and was the former team by a pTeasëcT overThèarriveT ri val o f a son and cold storage plant. for Kodaks and Kodak su pplies. •" •. * GEO. S P A N IO L , Vice-Pre*. W . R IC H A R D SO N , Cashier. at their home Friday, June 30th. I Teaching boy or girl to work 6 to 3. .' • ....... .....„ _ a __________________ la number from tqwn at - 1 He has been named James Ells- Naming a business, or mastering The Stayton Mutual Telephone I the picoic" at. Lively's worth. Dr.JJeauchamp attended. an ¡n(jU8try Rets them farth er'00- has received a ^Hoad o f tel- West Stayton. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Siegmund than two-thirds o f present-day ePh°ne poles, and considerable needed repair work is being done 1st number o f t h e “ R e d , «nd Mrs. E. G. Siegmund, of schooling. St. Helens- John Phillips has on the lines. Many poles about [has been shown a t the! Fern Ridge; were in town Mon - Contract to get out 100,000 pav- town AT* badly decayed, some Leaves Mill City at 6:15 a. m. for I theatre. This is one of day. being rotted entirely off at the Lyons, Mehama, Stayton. Sub movie serials Manager I, Several o f the members o f the ing blocks. ground and held in place by the limity, Aumsville, Turner and Milton’s new Carnegie Library s shown. “ The Jron Masonic fraternity, attended thé wires. There has been no sys Salem. Arrives Salem 9:15 a. m. ind “ The Broken d o in ''; funeral of-Nathan VV. Silver, at to cost $9500—work started. Leaves'Salem returning 4:30; tematic repair work done on the arrives at Mill City 7:20. Stage [h good . and attracting Turner, Thurs lay. Astoria Flouring Mills Co., will He was an , line since it was built, and Man will stop at Stayton Hotel and J. idiences. The special old resident of that neighborhood. build warehouse 80x120. a g e r Henry Smith with a crew A. Hendershott's. ----------------------------------- — L ___ .Marshfield Reported 85pounds o f helpers will put it good con D. B. HILL, Owner, black sand produced $17 platinum Mill City. Ore. dition again. ♦ flnd $2.70 gold. Mrs. J. H. Wilbur very pleas Donald cooperative cheese fac antly entertained the Birthday le Open Box tory increasing output. club in her handsome new home Astoria’s china town being re Ir Candies tempts the Friday. Novel favors were pre- built. ite of the beholder, ORADE - Chocolates are so pure Gresham’8 main street to be 1 sented and a delicious luncheon of STAYT0H the sight, o f, them j served, covers being laid f for paved with bitulithic. «C A N E Y »Is one to taste. It is The rooms and tables Roseburg—Contract let for the twelve. Capital, $25,000.00 ime with all our other were decorated with red. roses, construction of amusement park. :tions. Their perfect G ardner , President. Silver Lake-Railroad to Riam j The occasion /is pronounced an A . D. ia absolutely gunran- J. T. H u n t , Vice-President. | enjoyable one. ind the prices we are ate Falls being surveyed. S. L. S tew a rt , Cashier. * J. 11. R in o o , A ss’ t Cashier for th<*m are very The^baloon that was seen soar Lumber mills o f northwest re One purchase wiil strict output—lay off one day in ; ing high in the heavens last eve this. ning was thought by many to the week. ?membcr. we furnish pure ICE CREAM, wholesale * Sheridan rebuilding burned have been one that escaped from Kail. We have all sizes o f Ice Oeam packers,- so that * ns may take cream home with them. * cannery and installing fruit juice Lsome celebration event in a rear ■ a by town. It remained aloft for factory. some time, finally caught fire Strike o f 300,000 railroad men J. A. H E N D E R S H O T T . 30 Years Experience would tie up and kill business, and came to earth, presenting i 5 beautiful sight to the many on paralyze industries and suspend • All work on watches and 2 clocks guaranteed for payrolls. Labor and capital ought lookers. • > One Year. to be compelled to arbitrate such : F. J. Ficklin, the new laundry- •Try My W ork. It Speak* for Itself. controversies. man, with his wife and little Located in the Shoe Shop Vale-^American Nitrate Co., daughter, have arrived in town • • In rear o f Stayton State Banlc has 45 men at work in Lake co. and will occupy the Cornish cot Oregon Mr. • Stayton, Roseburg—Agreement reached tage near J. M. Ringo’s. to see us for anything in between city and Pittsburg hold Ficklin expects to have the laun the Furniture or Hard ers o f large timber land on North dry in operation by the first of Umpqua. Under terms of agree next week. ware line. ment, Kendall Bros., will lease San T o x B lack berry C ordial the railroad for a term o f thirty an aromatic cordial for the treat years. Sawmill will be erected ment of diarrhea, summer com as soon as actual work is begun plaint, cramps, etc.—Sloper’s. (gents for the fam ous on railroad. Mill will have cap Thousands o f dollars have been acity o f 250,000 feet o f finished lost by grower and canneries on O sbon D eL u xe C8» O s bon lumber daily ._________________ _ account o f recent rains practi W illoy Creek—Community Ir cally making the cherries unfit rigation district o f 10,000 organ for cannery purposes. - ID E A L R A N G E S ized. Readers of the Standard should Grants Pass—Takilma smelter not used since 1908 to be put in not overlook the adv. of Buren & Hamilton, o f Salem, on another commission. OOOOOQ Oregon City-Several newschool page. The dissolution sale thip houses to go up costing $15,000. firm is now conducting offers an “ Vocational education" seems opportunity to the' puolic to se and Second Hand G oods Bought and Sold to prepare nine out of ten for cure some rare bargains in house some state or federal salaried po furnishings. Nairp A. Siegmund came up sition. The country needs -more from Astoria Monday for a visit producers. Furnishers Portland has $500,000 street with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. SALEM , ORE. E. G. Siegmund, of Fern Ridge, improvements under way. The increase of population from and other relatives and friends. MMrtnmwauiaiii«'« FOURTH Rooms 7-8, Roy Bldg. ~ STAYTON, ORE. " ~ Mill City-Stayton-Salem FUNERAL DIRECTOR Auto Stage Farmers and Merchants ®9fl , BANK- CH9C5UTES j L. A. MESSING I IWill Pay You j Swiss Jeweler I J. M . R 1N G O STAYTO N OREGON G. F. K0RIKEK, V. Sv B. V. Sc, VETERINARIAN Treat* all Domestic Animals. A lso ap plies the Tuberculin tea t Telephone 3x7 OFFICE A T S T A Y T O N STABLES DR. 0 . A . OLSON D E N T IS T Greene-Supplee and G ysi ’s Method* Used in Making Plate 214 Masonic Temple. S A L E M , O RB. DR. P. H. M A Y The old Chiropractor should be consult ed for all acute and chronic disorder*. „ He can make you well. Hubbard Bldg. SALEM . DR. C B. O’NEILL OPTOMETRIST OPTICIAN Rooms 5-6 Bosh Bank Building Salem, - Oregon For The Present I will do Cleaning and Pressing at my home until % the Fall Woolens arrive and l ; i I get my location. JOE » Stiff & Son, 104 Court St., «/i¡ fc, PEER Y m