The Santiam news. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1897-1917, July 30, 1909, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Textel i. R M Cain was over to Newport this : week. Faulty Kicked DcsIriKlive Fire ‘p » lera» llIXK.tO»» Last Saturday wont was phoned int< I-set Saturday James P. Crabtree PaMllisxT, W. 1 Gill. town that the Henry Miller A Son J. J Barnes, W. F. OUI, and wife drove from the home farm to Fresh vegetables every Wednesday bsiaaTsav, C. A. Warner J. A. Bilyeu, J. R, Barnes, ! Crabtree station, one of the team they sawmill, located over in the olgv of I or Thursday at Weaely’a Grocery. ALBANY, ORE. Manon county was destroyed by tire, l . A ll ar net. Mias Neva Bilyeu, of Albany, came were driving wm a young and partially together with near 3t».(*»J fret of broken ammal. Arriving at theTurnige ' over Wednesday. fora few days visit store, Mrs. Crabtree alighted ami Mr lumber. . with relatives and friends. PRESS GOODS It seems that no watchman has been ’ Crabtree drove thr team to the hitch Go to the Scio Planing mill for your employed at this mill and while the ing groumis. there to unhook and tie up A very nice wide cream ranam , I doora, windows. glam. scresnee. *1.26. the team. In passing by the young hands were at dinner the Are broke «It. »i. iliian» at SOe. *1.00 ar.d *1.60 . shingles, etc. N. I. Momson. h<>r»e. for some reason the animal be- It is supposed that a spark from the New berge* ami Wool Goode, in How to raise calves cheaply and suc came frightened and kicked with both taller was what started the blue cream and other light shades, very cessfully without milk with the aid of tat, landing upon Mr. Crabtree's l erK*' piles of lumber excluded a view appropriate lor outing. Blatchford'e Calf Meal. For sale by abdomen. J„ At once it wm known that ,h’' n"11 house and the fire __ - ________ J. F. Wesely. Scio. Oregon. the injury wm serious and Mr Crabtrei j h«d been in progress several minutes OXFORDS The State Fair offers a premium of wm removed to his h.>me and the whrn diacovrrnL When the han.1* re Onr stock «as a little late in com 640 for Jhe bist milk cow. milk teat. family |>h)Bician. Dr. Brown wm ‘urned from dinner, the whole interior ing in but is complete now. A little m> r* style and a little more quality ; The l-inn County Fair goes 110 tatter, telephoned for Dr. Brown administer- ,nl*l WM ablasr. Seeing that i.i all the numbers. Iton't fad to see making a premium of |5o fur the same rd such medicines ami api>hed such doomed, attention was ■mr Pat-al Coll Ox torils for ladis-s at test. Dairymen bring in your cows! external remedies m he deemed proper. <•**” *•> saving m much lumber m •3.50. The Are apparatus wm The roof which had sheltered the O r Sunday I)r. J. L. Hill, of Albany. P«**»ble. Scio wagon bridge for many years ard wm culled in consultation, but nothing brought from Stayton, but too late to BLANKETS ............................................. ................ ■••••••• ' ... ............................. ... ................................. - • • which was rtsbingled two years ago, new wm advised. On Sumtay evening *sve anything tat a part of the lumber. ♦ A gravi 51k gray wool Blanket, the Th«- .Tear lunitar was sta«-k<-d near wm tran»|'otied to the Fair grounds Mr Crabtree was reported to be rest thing for CDSIt or uiAuutain use, and is now doing duty m a rouf for ing easier but thia wm . probably, at - . the mill ami all went up in »:>..> »450. tributable to the southing medicine Placing the lumber at a low estimate, I sheep and hog (lens given. At I a. m. the eml came I lh* lose is all of |2.’> 001). There wm no GLOVES R. Shelton. I m I week, sold the 85 WN0U5AU I'lAlIK IH James Porter Crabtree was born in ' insurance earn«»! ami the entire k»» acre farm of Nancy J. andW. A. Neal, Men's reindeer gauntlet Gloves, u|>on the Millers, who have the situated five miles South of Sciu, to Jackson county. Missouri. <m November •l.SO. A Btval Glove with horseliMe palai Antona Kebxa, of Aberdeen, ami John 22. 1837. making hu age at hia death 71 <>mpathy of all. **‘e body of timber st this locality »I I gat cuff anti tack. *1.00. Ggr, of Hoc,uaim. Wuh . consideration years. 8 miuitha ami 4 days. In lw*5 None new driving Gloves 11 brown, fotasi The purchasers will move thcro the Crabtrees ermwod the plains by ox *«* about exhausted ami the mill would TfkphoM Mxin IH HI ISs CammroUl $1. 750. team am) spent their flrat winter in ; *■•0 have been moved to a new location. to this fall. Yamhill county. In July IM6, they j !• •* thought that the boiler and some Mrs R. Shelton ami Miss Auda caire came t« the fork« of riu- Sant lam ot h> t part» of tin n a. t., ■ . n:»y I- A. G. MAGERS, Prop. Salem, Oreoon up from Portland, I m I Monday. Mr« John Packwood had taken up the -Jseii again, tat will never tie m value LOCAL BRCVITirS. • • ................. ... 8. ha«i become of the opinion that Riley claim, situated on the North side of | ble m before the fire. wm becoming a little too frisky ami Crabtree creek in part and hail built a Rone, shell, granite, grit, and flax needed a little family training, hence cabin thereon, Proposed Matinee Race» This was the first the visit. They will return \o Portland meal at Wesely's Grocery. house erected In the forks of th«- ' It has taen suggested to hold MNM after a start vacation. Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Peery have taen Santiam ami Among the first in l.inn matinee races at the Fair ground •OW1V ----------------- -- ----------------- -- --- ---------------- Mr. ami Mrs. A. D M'-Queen. of county, if nut the flrat visiting at Springfleld and other points l I ‘ BckwiMx! Saturday afternoon, and Ihr following Jefferson, were over on Monday ami South, this Week. hkeii another location better than that c.included the transfer of their real which he ha.1 taken, he proiioeed to the hBV(. |iUemJ ,n {h<. . i,«, ma. The condcniiery people report pro dence property in that city to R It I'rabtrves that if they w<>ukl build him j gress and order* for condenseil milk Race No. I. John lx-(Her, Charley Miller, of thia city. Possession is to a catiin upon the claim he prefered. he are coming in every day. be given en August 15, when Mr. , would surrender the claim he then occu- j Wesely ami F. I. Jones. Hare No. 2. Mr Me Bride ati<l Mr The highest market price paid for Miller will remove to that city. I pled ami then the Crabtrees could make ; Finch eg»« in cash, at the Farmers Meat A very interesting game of ball entry of the claim Thia was done and Market, Scio, Oregon. Carson A Co. Race No. 1 Wm. May and II played, IMt Sunday afternoon on the first house erected in this loeality Parker. 0 Wm. Ehhrrt of Mexican mining fame passeii into their pusseasion. This cabin If the atave |wr»on* will enter their and a resident of near Lebanon, came team and an aggregation of Knox Butte served as a residence for many (»ear», horses in the above named classes the over on Tuesday morning. ’ player*. It was seen that the Scio then did duty as a barn and was Anally rai e, will I m - pulled off. Wm. May and W. T. McBride, who boys were a shade to fast for the torn down last year. An admission fee of 25 cents will ta » have been quarantined for several visitors and there wm no time in thr On this donation land claim thr i charged, and the proceeds Used to paint weeks were on the streets on Mon gam«- when the home turn did not have sul>j"Ct of this sketch grew tu young i all thr building» on the Fair grounds. day. th* game under control. The score at manhood. The Indian war of 1865-56 I The race will be for one-half mile, A complete line of all kinds of fruit the end of the ninth inning wm Scio 7, found James P. Crabtree enli.led IB a [an<l tmM|| • 1>ur „. «*,*11 wl,, )....... , r — ., »0.1 , k* aLMASsil >>--« — fT if. --I ( || Knox Butte 2. The K. B. toys are a jars, cajis. rubbers, sealing wax. para »* soldier in com|>any D of Col. Tom I la also suggested that our tail teams fine and jelly glasses at Wesely's gentlemanly net of fellows and the 1 ’’ ei U< :eg;:i en’ and In- pai ti. -¡«.t,- I ilonate a game at the «ante lime. game was played without a jar which, I.i al', (i.. »treinioii» .|ut ■ - thr«ugii ■* hi.-l. Grocery. W-ntd Wanted Soon the hum of the thresher will be ' no doubt, wm attributable to the skill that regiment paMed On Dscemtar 24, 1865, Mr Crabtree heard in the land. We expect to be ful umpiring of Er«-<1 J- ■ ■ « The Scio < on<lenaed Milk Company F“ p“ rj W Sole Agsnt C- C- r» T , SCIO. OREGON able to report some good yields of grain New arrival at J. F. Weaely's this wm united in marriage with Mias Elisa will receive bids for second growth Fir To wood, four foot, delivered at their week. It arriv««l on Monday shortly Burtenshaw, who servivi-s him. during the season. union have taen tarn five children, plant in Scio, tn lota ot 2 > cords up to IafUrmwiL J m h** r.ut »:*:<-« ’ > wtallier Father Lane, of Albany, will conduct Catholic services at the Wesely-Cain this new arriv-aj is to ta ■ stimat<-d bv four girls and onr boy. One uf the &*M> cortis. Said woasl to lie iirlivere<l hall, in this city, at 11 a. m. next Sun the yard, poumi or all the affection he daughters, now dead for several years, during the months of September anil can give, tat we suspect that the latter married Owen South. Twouther mar October 1109, day. All are cordially invited. , will be the standard. It is commonly ried daughters, Mrs David lloraburgh The com|>any reserves th«- right to II. MONTANYE Use Schillings Best spice», teas, understood that Mr*. Weiudy will have and Mrs. Earnest Titus livs within a reject any anal all bids if not »atm coffee, baking powders and extracts. . considerable to say in regard to the short distance from the Crabtree home factory, Bids will clos«- at 6. p. m. Money back if not satisfied at Wesely's management of the aforesaid new ami Mis» Ruse ami John are still at the August 7, I9U9. Grocery. Notary Public and S d'eitor arrival for a few months, after which paternal home. Three brothers ami Si lo CoNttr.NHKu M ii . k C o . T«d» ph uD\ I *« Imng«* .\ » il Scitrplayed a very cloae game of tall the little "Joe" will probably, ta the three sisters survive the deceased. <>( I’alrnla and Pensions. Mlu : : ; 0IIEGO.X with the St Paul ball boys at Wood ! mMter ami Mr. ami Mrs. Wesely will Jota ami Isaac reside at Hathaway, Office, 21'-’ West 2nd. St., Albine, On eatherford wyatt burn, last Sunday, from all accounts. be the servants. We are glad to state Montana an<| Newton on the original The score w m Scio 1, St Paul 0. C. BRYANT ' that both Joe Jr. anti Mrs. W« »ely are first homestead. Of the sister», Mrs W anteo T o buy or rent a good getting along nicely. We hardly know Rebecca Morris reside» in Albany ami creek bottom farm. 4o to 160 acres, j what Joe Sr. will do, hut he will Mm Elizata'th Gaines ami Mrs Phoeta < Hlh r hi IU ubi I m rg lihjrk within 8 miles of Scio. Address W. C. probably go a fishing Turner in the immediate vicinity of the ALBANY ; ; ; Uksoo Kahle. Albany, Ore. Over Woodworth's I’rug Store llvtb Some men are tarn to greatness, old tame. By virtue of his Indian war ClISlik B um K Aitali?, Ore. On Monday the cement machinery others achieve greatness through per service, Mr. Crabtree wm a pension« r phono*. anil he enjoyed himself greatly when prefiaratory to filling th* cement piers sonal endeavor and others ta-come great < III |fotl ALBANY for the bridge, wm brought to town. by having it thrust upon them. Th«- attending a veteran reunion or in meet |< hì : i The cement work w»ill begin next Mon N ews man plea-is guilty to greatneMof ing with the pioneers. k T. J. MVMKI.IUI, W. A X*IMU. Mr. Crabtree wm preparing to take day. the I m I nam«-d variety. The Albany I'rvMitUui La»Li«r We are glad to state that Uncle Dan llerakl of Monday duta the Forks of life easier ami to this eml. taught resi- al Weal etui ul the Mori ¡son Street tpiite a large amount of new Donohue is much better than iMt week the Santiam "Dugger County” in a tlence property in Scio a few weeks bridge. furniture, etc., has been ad.l.il and is on the road to recovery. His sort of facecioua apirit The people of ago, intending to move thereon thia HUIO • • • UR EGON' to the hotel eipnpment and the CHARLES J. MAHER I trouble wm not appoplexy m wm the F'orks have not, fur many years, fall. Politically, Mr. Crabtree hM always elammored to ta set off into a new tabi. » are supplied with theta-nt stated. D im a general tanking an i exchange (Huece»«>rt< Riner Br<«.) affiliated with the Democratic party the market afford». Fla|ircial business. Diana inadu at current rates D. H Dotchon, of Portland ami travel county, but if it will I m - of any gri-at I’RUPKIKTOR. excepting when the Pu|>utat jiarty wm pains taken to aecormsiate com and drafts iasurai on prim ipal cities. ing agent for the Oregonian, wm doing accommodation to the Herakl ami any working for political reform when he mercial men. Prices reasonable business in thia city, IMt Saturday. The I reapectable numtar of citiiens of the í». M. Mi k trulli. acted with that party. Of recent, N kwm acknowledges a fraternal call present county seat that divorce pro cee«hng» be com me neo I between the years he ha» again acted with thr from him while here. He wm a memtar of two section* of ok! Linn, we the , mm >|>I c Democrats. Dr. T. K. Sanderson, dentist, will be Real Estate Notary Public Banner < ¡range, of th:a city ami in early of the F'orks. will not mak<> an appear absent from his office in Scio, on Thurs ance. But neighbor, the new county life was a member of the M El. church Administrator of Estate* day of each week, until further notice. will not wear the nomenclature of your South. Ixians Negotiated. Abstracts Those wishing dental work will govern Mr. Crabtrre filled the m«-Murr of selection, nevertheless you wouki. CALAVA* A McKN'lGIIT. Prop’«. themselves accordingly. Obtained and Esamini J what constitutes a good cititen in every fececiously. honor the N ews oil tor. Only one month until the Fair. Oh no, brother! The name "Santiam" re»(M*ct. Honest and upright in his CARSON A CO.. Proos. Hilo OREGON llarks rotineet a ¡ih sii traine talli al j Farmers should be gathering their attach«** to this section by location ami dealings ami associations among men, grains and grasses which they intend to when the divorce occurs, m it will some an obliging neightar, an affectionate West Feto and Munkere. OREGON Our riga our ffrat-clase ami <>ur borse* ■ place on exhibition. (¿0 for the beet | day, "Santiam" will ta written high husband ami father, he has rounded out good driver*, l ’ rice* rr**on*ble. farm exhibit looks tempting. a life which is worthy of emulation by upon her escutcheon regardless of the Judge Duncan, CommiMioner Butler doubiful honor which thr small modicum anyone. All kinds of Fresh Meats, The burial occured at Franklin Butte HI.(USU RA I ION 04 LAND IIII E and Cement Boss Harkness were over of gray matter In thr Herakl man's cemetery on Tue sday afterncam, attend In the Circuit Court o< the State of Monday looking after bridge matters. 1 head hM evolved. Sausages, Firh, etc., con Oregon I or l.inn County ed by a large concourse of his old Mr. Harkness stated that he wouki be stantly on hand. neighbors and friends. Geo. L. Suther In the inaller ul ilw* gin the cement work next Monday. Departed MANCFACTVFtF sn4 MAI tf IN land delivered the funeral address. 8. Philippi announces that he is in ' »»n nt near V ernon - At the family home W. A Fwtn* fr rrglafrr | the market to buy wool and that he Shelburn, on July 26, 191». of paralysis, MB hf fttle tu thr fnlktwing Highest market price paid ÖL« -rjs*.. "• ”r-j*- Ir-sutDMwl hm I pnM>rt)(| will pay the highest market price George W. Vernon; aged 70 years, 6^£ o «II for Beef, Mutton, Veal anti Pork therefor. See him, call up Home months and 3 days. ¡3»! Nn Ha In th«» t hy rf «rio, in II n ruM-ity, telephone No. 275 or write him. 6w An obituary will be published next Ort«<t*n. s« th<R ««mr ap ttwr* anti <1r«t(rmir*«l Ï Just arrived at Wesely’s Grocery, a week, if the deta is furnished us. tifio«« tbr iviat Our purpose is to conduct a nt ai<1 <-1iy o*t file an i of full line of plain and fancy glassware two <1 tn tile Office o| Ute ■ outil) I e sir •• .«4 l.inn Land for Sale first-class meat market amt ehinaware. Just the thing to buy f onniy, Ofegon. for your harvest needs, Prices reason ■ gMinut F. ittafapth Rei, 1 acre to 1000 acres. Price *10 up to j and al a hoto If tua) Farm of 330 acres, will accept1 able, and our patrons are cordially |3ai. r«>nrern I efendaota before buying invited to »«• the goods small farm on deal. Timber lands, anti I «A lAt M HI. ORIUUl. elsewhere. good residence property in Scio. To All lt I. kavixo Wasr Sia- Take n«Ire. tkit on thl« inh .|«y ni lui, R. S helton . S< I< >. < >UI ’ Mr. and Mrs. Ixmg, of Salem and A P. ISSI sn stipi Inali«» *a» «le i b> <«14 w Portland l’assenger .. ..fl:» M um Ix»ng. of Frank bn, Penn., wsre Scio. Oregon. SHH \ Kwlng In Ih» l'm-uo < <mrf nt thè «f- la ni baily rkcept Hiinday, visiting over IMt Sunday at Hotel Scio. ornami tor imitai regl.trallmi ni Ihr lltlr In llw land ahn.» <lear,lh«l Sn* unii* y„.i A mbivi ».. Usar -ilo Arrived Mrs. long ar.d Mrs. Carpenter are Notice to customers S|.t»*ron n tatare (he I» h .lai ni Angu f. A Portland l*Rsteng*r .< s sters and Mirs Ixrng la their niece. Dr. Prill reports the following new ' Our line consists of hardware, furni p. lata, and Show asnaa why surh ami Ir il km Itaily exrept "utiday. aliali ma l* anuite-t. the «lar «n| i* i.g,,, She is, also, one of Pennsylvania's arrivals: ture, carps ta, snsh. doors, (mints and aa rrmlrwt. and a derrre *||| he rmrrr.1 su<-cefisful teachers. An experienced compounder of Passenger» arrive in Portland al W esely On July 36 to the wife of oils anti all kinds of farming implements, arem.Il»« in the prayer o» Ilm applk-atlrm a. ni. May return «ame day, le a»4 ymi will to ‘ loreicr tairred Innn dl»pufln( I .Mt Saturday, August Krieger, a J. F. Wesely. s son. | woven wire fence, buggies, wagons, Ihs «ma. Portland at 4 15 p. m. B. »ton county farmer attempted to O sborn -On July 27 to the wife of cutting machinery, twine, plows, disk Wune« »«y han<1 amt th, s*al * ’ I or (iirthrr mf< r.. al ioti, cali ou or ••I anil < Irmi I > «rari. this isti, commit suicule by jumhing from the L. Osborn, of Shelburn, a •on. harrows, cultivators, gas engines, hay Succeanor to the late llong Wo Tong, addreaa. UM.McMURRAY. «toy nt July. A l>. use. highest point. M) feet, of the Albany Wife the tools and pum(ie. Undertaking a speci G rimes On July 27 to of of Albany, Oregon, is now pretMirvd Io Ge*. Pass. Agl., Portland. Or. J. W Mil I.KR furnish Chinese medicines to all. The bridge. Ill health is assigned BS the John Grimes, of Bilyeu I en, a daughter. alty. Get our prices before you buy County < leak and es officio T. I PANNEN lassi Ageul, Wae* underaignerl recommends him and guar cause. He wm rescued and ia now in Ctsrkof the < Irrult < anart S a NDBBBON On July 38, 1MB, to the elsewhere. enters aatisfactior.. Call or write him belo. Or. of Linn f oaanly, Oirgon the hospital with prospect* that he will wife of Dr. T. K. Sanderson, a son- Yours for business, at 117 West Second Street Albany, lieviti 4 *»• C ham . W eskly . App<Irani • At. ort»«)* Ail of the above are doing well. Oregon. M. W est fall recover. Subscribe for the Santiam News. $. E. yOUNB & SON Scio Milliim (>on>paiM| Standard Liquor Co e I I I I I I i / / W The Righteous Man Krgnnlvt li Those who F< >< >< I me This stock of his honst FRITY Stock the scripture. E. C. P * s. 'am S. I I I I I Attorney-at-Lai© A. Phijsician ,v Surgeon DR. W. R. BILYEU Dentist Attorney *at* Lato & Attorncys-ut-Lat© ;< ■!< > Pup’s Coffee House i The Scio State Bank R. SHELTON CARPENTER A HOLLAND, Props. FARMERS MEAT MARKET SCIO PIANINO MILLS N. I. MORRISON. Prop. Sash, Doors, . M uniti i o ns, Frames, Shingles Etc TIME CARD SOUTHERN PAC. DR. J. MON FOO Chinese Medicines *■ ;■ ‘Ji 1'