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About The Santiam news. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1897-1917 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 6, 1909)
A . —»• ■Ir. 'x4 *.. *• . », * • • JA «. * •.- » w « * *- -Ui ; Fresh vegetable» S E. TÖUNS A SON ALBANY, OBE every Wedneeday The building of the braige pier», A very nice wide cream Par.am , *1.2*. Mctltians at SOc. *1.00 and *1 50 New Serge» knd Moul timais. lit cream ami other light »hades, very appropriate (or outing. OXFORDS Our «teck >as a little late in com ing in bul i, cúmplete now. A little m-.re »tvle ami a little in.-re quality >n all the i.umbers. Iton't tail to sac <>ur Patent L’jlt O«(ords (or ladies at *3 50. BLANKETS »4 50. GLOVES Men's reindeer gaunt 1st Gloves. •MO. A g"»l Glove with borsehW» palm snd g.«t cuff snd Iwck. *1.00. Some new driving Giova»lb brown, lhe I tah Construction Company tu ! Natron South lhi. \ ear The Oregonian of Tuewlay stated that The state school fund is to be •ppor- the contract for the building of the first ta ned at II xA percapita Lunn county 25 miles of the ex tension South of the I Natron branch of the Southern Pacific, will get about 116,000. has been let to the Utah Construction Go to the Scio Planing mill for your Co., ami that work on the same is to loora, windows. glam. screem-s. commence immobately. Two thousand •hinglea, etc. N. I. Morrison. men will br employed »» soon u 0. W. Lawrence, a citizen of l-etanon. possible. A section of 34 miles North died at his home in that, city very sud from Klamath Fall« is, also, to be con denly on Saturday of last week structed. this fall and thé intervening Foreman Harkness completed the gap of 140 nilh-S will be completed, second pier of the bridge Thursday, and next year. returnr.! to Albany on the afternoon train. Mr*. Elva Wheeler, of Shoshone, Idaho, and a daughter of one of Scio's original town proprietors, came up from Woodburn Tue»da> evening. I escorted by Orange Pomeroy, of that I city, for a short visit to her chiklhuud home. She had m>t been in Scio for twenty-three years The Albany Fair and Race Meet meet has been declaml off No sufficient reason is given for the failure of this year's Race Meet, which was advertli jûà,»«»»»»»»»»»»»» 9 ed for September 2-3-4. All the same o LOCAL BREVITIES. • neighbor, the Linn County Fair at Scio o extends you a cordial invitation tocun.e Bone, shell, granite, grit, and flax over on August 30. 31 and September I meal at Wesely’s Grocery. and help give the beat Fair ever given Albany now has an up-to-date street in any county in the state outside uf sweeper ami is somewhat puffet! up in Multnomah. 7.1» consequence. ar- riavrd last week for several weeks visit with her sister, Mr». Eli Lucken- Observation (’ara Portland, Oregon, August 2, 1901». Agents Portland to Ashland. bach, of this city. Gentlemen: Referring to my circular Use Schilling» Beat spices, teas, coffee, baking powders and extracts. O. L. 117 of July 30 announcing the Money back if not satisfied at Wesely’s inauguration of Observation Parlor car accomodations on trains 19 and IS, Grocery. Please have notice of this new service There ia occasional talk of the build inserted in your local paper» continu ing of a large sawmill in thia city. Let uuaiy lor lhe next three weeks. us hope that thia talk will materialize Yours truly, in a substantial manner. Wn. Ml M i kray . E. C. Peery sttarted Wednesday fcr a business visit to Seattle ami Aberdeen, Hr will introduce these Sound Wash. cities to "Country Club" condense«! . milk. i. » Wm. Brenner, A. W. Hagry, Cai. Carson and J. S. Warwick went over to the bay on the excursion, last Sumlay. They reported a clear sky all day over there. I W ast ED- T o buy or rent a good creek lottom farm. 4» to 160 acres, within M miles of Scio. Address W. C. Kahle, Albany, Ore. Owing to the fact that farmers will be very busy in taking care of their harvests, the talked of matinee race meet will not be held prior to the Fair, as was talke.1 uf last week. Word was telephone«! to this city, Tuesday, that the structural steel for the bruige had arrive.I at Brownsville and would I m - »hipfied here as soon as the Brownsville steel could be unloaded. » > who wanted to alcep. lhe (lame I.«» in Brief Buck deer, open August 1 to Noven.- Just arrived at Wesely’s Grocery, a ; ber 1. Limit. 5 a season. full line of plain ami fancy glassware I Spotted fawn, female deer, deer of and chinaware. Just the thing to buy the first year, mountain sheep and ante for your harvest nevdB Pricea reason lope, protected at all times. able, and our patrons are cordially Use of <)«<>. watching stands, trails, buying invited to see the goods before creek or river crossing» prohibited. elsewhere. Elk. protected until August 1, 1919. The viewers in the matter of the Ducks, open Oct 1 to Feb. 15. Limit p tition of Joseph Oupor et al. for a 3f> a week. road thr.High the farm of A. T Powell, (D-esr and swan, open October 1 to failed to locate the rtmd. Thia is the thin! attempt to have the road located. It is said there may be another trial later. The racing stakes for the Fair are now closed and not an Allxny horse has been listed. It is to bad that all of the race purses must go to other countie» than Linn. Certainly if the purses are worth comming from other counties to win, they are worth while for Linn county horses to strive for.—Later. Three Albany horses have been entered. Eastern Inv Co. agt P J. Murry. Ju.igement for plaintiff. Hesse A Beck- I ert attorneys. In Nanny B. Walk •r agt ( •«*»» N. Whitaker, J. K Weatherford for plaintiff, S M Garland for defe-.dant. demurrer w as over ruled. It is alsu stated that when cumplctsd, I I M I I I Quite a large amount of new furniture, etc., has been added to the hotel rqul|unent ami the tables are supplied with the beat the market alfottia. Especial pains taken to accunuaiatv com mercial men. Price» reasonable N. I. MORRISON. Prop. MANUFACTURER iiU I>LAL LR IN Sfj.s/i, liants, , itoultlinjfg, f'ra nies, Shinglis Etc. CARPENTER & HOLLAND, Props. Thr Bori 1*1 .irr in 1'urtUnd tu Eal i» al Pup’s Coffee House at West end of tl.o Murttsuu Stn-el brnlge. L. li. MONTANYE Attorncy-at-Latc St. Charles Hotel s I mmi ! May E Harr.» agt. the only crossing of that stream which is roiu>id«r«l practicable, the changing of the line to pass through R.-hanUon Gap become* quite probable. Should this change of line become an established fact, then our frirm'a over in Albany can have the satiafa. tton of knuwmg that they Uve on the branch line while Scio, the town that dues things, la on the mam line. The atwve may l-e a pipe drram, yet may l>e<-omv material by the en<! uf 1910. Who know»’ Development take* many unexpret«! turns, now a days. The Herald's "Duggrr County" may Samuel W eatherford & for the defendant P. W. Spink agt. Mary E Spink, f >r mt unction, settled ami dismiaar«!. W Wright attorney. Piers Being ('»«»trucied. The buayeat place about Scio, this week, has been at the bruhfr where the cement piers are being constructed. H C. Harkness, the cement fore man, with a force of some 15 hamis ami ten or a dozen teams, carried the work forward at a rapid rate. It is said that the piers should hanten for two weeks before the weight of the bridge is placril thereon. It has been the hope of the people that the bn.ige would be finished ami ready for service during the Fair. It is doubtful if such will lie Lard of I hanks August 7, 1909. S« to CONDKNBKV M ii . k C o . ì -TC-.Ì-»'a’T- .-i * > rrvaidvut DR. J. MON FOO SCIO . - . OREGON An experienced compounder of I »>><•« a gen-ral Imiiking and ezcl.ange business, l-ians mads st current rates Chinese Medicines »i. l draft- laaiicd .u priii.'i|<al cilice. Succcasor lo th«- late Hong Wo T<>ng. of Albani. Oregon, is now preimr»*«! to furmah ('blues«- rnc«li<*ine» tu all. The umleraignc! recotnmemia hini ami guar anteee satiafaction. ( all or wnte him at 117 West S« i ond Strevi, Allmny, Oregon. M. WlJiTrAt i R. SHELTON Notary Public Keal Estate Adnuniatialor of Mtatea l.<mns Negotiated, Alxtra.t» Obtained and Exnnnn«-«l CLOCK ANO WATCH REPAIRING rlnjsician Having again iocatod in Scio 1 am now »’ prepared to do watch and i clock repairing on short notice, Work done promptly and satisfaction ganninteed. A. W. HAGEY Surgeon Telephone, E »i hange N<>. 11 scio C. ('. : : OREGON t BRYANT Attorney ut-Lute Ihr lex Ml llnrhrl« 1 h«* ful’ »• ing mis ’ quotvil u<» D.mr U m r»f t ». I» M«* Ik I») nut |*»l Ltiwhol ,..^.. J I A < 'licit k 11 l.Ot I A Haiti », Or». o> Flour, prt| k i SO Bran» «**r ’•»'* .... i" MMN I . H't FOR « hup, |4't !»>n »I Mattar, (('«mnirp per roti Fgg«, |to»r «loiett . ...................... . < ti>< ht tiM, p« r ponn<1 It iìiiilufi», ¡stiff | k > uih I, joung Liullet* • • • • - , j-t p.»«iit I 1 ui kej ♦, p -i |to»uu Ì la D im k », fwr pound » Haut» |M-r pouiut. live w»ight ........ Ilog«, per pound,lire «vigili ' » n>i I*' |-o,ti,.| tor Veal pr pound, tor »hipping i» »b« K in ) . . I »• Silt __ i», , p.,. •i I UllIll.M . .. . ........ I I Miitum.tuir pound. drvimMl ...... us «I tilSII.RATION Ol LAND FARMERS MEAT MARKET CARSON A CO, Pr»»». S<10, Sausages, Fitth. etc., con stantly on hand. In lhe Circuit Court of the State of Oregon I or t.lnn County Highest market price paid for Beef, Mutton, Veal and I’ork Ì In the ttinilcr <4 thr * |<plt< nt « hi of H . A ► w H»« Ir n gietrr tliv title» to f tir fiinoteltig nRl provi t), lu n it i.ot No I Ik In (hr < if) uf irm, lu I I ti « on if) I trrgon. a» thr »mir *p i>e*t» nn<l I« 'l« »t<i>Mt«' l f uno » ih«> i*-««mind i |>le « of n«»l «Ut ini «ir mi- 3 _ <•! rovo .| in thr odUr o( tlir < •»•ntt y ! e. «».’ '< o| I.hin *'<mnty. <m g»»«». agt»iii«l * KilBiiffiHh “ R*», mid nl whom il ta**) «Hierro l <*k'ii«lffitit« i I Our |)ur|M>Hc is to ccnduct a fintt-daHH meat market I _______ , or Manitoba.- Any person over chrwan, | the age of IH year», MAN or WOMAN, can Require this land with this certifi- I cate without further charge. For immediate sate, *—•••». Writ«- or E. T ri . fori ». OREGON All kinds of Fresh Meats, Illi.I. .Té'/.. I Cashier The Scio Stute Bunk wire, L. DUGGER Notary Public • In the hour of deepest grief over the 1 acre to KMO acre*. Price 110 up to to November 1. tragic death of our husbami and father, 1300. Farm of 320 acres; will accept Limit, 75 in one day over 6 inches in we desire to tender our moat sincere Timber lands, and thanks to our neighbors and friemia for ' small farm on deal length. Bass may be caught only with hook their kindly sympathy and aid in am! K,K*i rrenlence property ifl Seto, R. S hki . ton . «hiring our great loss and especially for and line at any time. Scio. Oregon. Sate of game or game fish prohibited. the beautiful floral deeorationa of the Unlawful to hunt or fish without resting place of hia remains. Mas. J. P. C rarthee amp family Subscribe for the Santiam News. license. 15 to Nov. 15. Trout, open April I wyatt ■ « ■ Cornern, T**” notice, lk»l «»n till« |tfh «Uy n1 July. «% I» I**», an wm flic • l»> mi>l U V Fwitig |n thr Cirruit < otirl <»f Ihr «If, fa n( for Initial fnglatrailou <»f thr till«’ f«» «bÌ «•‘•»/d”,. A<"”' *•"•* •iew.IK .lB L Now. unk«*« ymt j» ’”• ” t -»'» • ’ ne i ' h i . h 1,1* « a* *.» . * » » r -»**.: • . ¿»'lil«>. ko I si » . _».„ _ ------- **• •*•'* *h«»w cauw «h) au«h aj»p _ le«tIon .S- < .^z - Ä ^•I»ail»w4 hwrmnfM. ih«’ wuo’ w ni t« latew» L"w- « A«; te 1 ’•ei’J- •• .......... *•’ ■•»’! • '• Will t^ .»Ifrf.-I , o lh ' !"•>•. -( «I h . »i t.ll.wlIon I * ' *2** •«’< /««»■»» »tisi. U!».J an>l -1 yo i ■ will iw («»mer taino»! fruiu «ll•pulln< iba *u.c w it»«*.« jy. hand ar.tî f ni aai>l • trvuii * ourf. «ta> of July, A« D. iw*«. I f. U MU I A H t otiti I y ' Irrfc an-l ri h> Notice to customers < Ieri of the < Irruli » <»ort of Linn • onitl) , Oi > g«>n Our line consists of hardware, furni I Hrwiff A Aoa A pi» I hunt « At i orner* ture, carpeta, sash, doors, paints and oila ami all kimia of farming implements, woven wire fence, buggies, wagon«, FOR SALE cutting machinery, twine, plowa. disk (Man or Woman) harrows, cultivators, gaa engines, hay tools and pump». Undertaking • speci A DO Arn ioatk Africas VdcrM Besait Las« | alty. Get our prices la-fore you buy Certificale , . | elsewhere. Yours for business, Interior. Government ofCanada, Ottawa C has . W khri . y . umlrr lhe V«»lunt»-er Bounty Act, 19UH. Goo«! for 320 acres of any Dominion l and foe Sale I Lam! oj-rn for entry in Alberta. Saakat- ■ Over W iK-dwurtli'a Drug Store, plions», Al.BANX ... Oivgon Office in itlumlxrg Block ALBAN X . : ; tmeuo Application J. C. Caulie to register title, S M Garlan I ap|«oinlcd exam ioer. Edward Holloway agt Margaret E Findley et al tn reform plat, judgement. A. Tusun/ attorney. J. F. Davis agt. Vila Davis for di vorce. continued V. Cladek agt Martin Stupka et al Judgement. J. K. Weatherford attor will receive bids for second growth Fir wood, four foot, delivered at their plant in Scio, in Iota of 25 cords up to .'»»I conls. Said wool to be delivcrol during the months of Septemlw-r ami C. J. Daniel. October 1909. Thr company reserves th«- right to Johnson, Sher- reject any ami all bids if not satis I factory. Bids will close at 6. p. m. I land. Misa Stocking». by Salem. M.('lu»ky, by M. F. wood. Padishah. by H M Tillman. Port land. Lady Malcomb. by G. F. Brown, Corvallis. Pnndexter. by C W. Todd, Portland. Blacksmith ami Lou Miller, by H. G. Cox, Port lami. Falmont Jr., Babe II., Kit Craw foni, Florodura Z., by Fre«i Woodcock, Albany. 'S 4? Attorneys-ut-Laii) G. Salem. Blue Jacket, by L. W. Watts, Port land. Red Skin, by A. C. Ixdimire, Port Ora DR. W. R. BILYEU Dentist Harns, demurrer overrule». J. K. Weather ford for plaintiff, Garland ami Kelly »»jr. Richar I Marsh agt. Charles Marsh et John W«-a«ly, W. W Williams and al. settle!. | Oto B Olsen agt Arthur E Eltey et B«-n Gooch were down to W«M«lburn. last Sumlay and rejxirt a very exciting al. continueil. G. T. Cary agl. Nancy Cary, divorce game of ball with tiw St - Paul b«ya ’ d W S Risley attorney. . I.. » tlr»t t-> bat. i.ut r. tn-'d with Application K K K riens to register out »curing SL Paul, in her turn Im-• L 1- Swan appointed examiner mediately commenced to do thing» with title. Application Ann M. Smith to register Shrrmer's delivery and before they I were retired, ha.I put five men acrotui title, I.. M Curl ap|H>mte<l exarnlm-r Application Amanda P. ThomjaKin to lhe place where runs are count«!. In i the second, however, Scio returned the rogiater title, L. L. Swan appoint»«! ex- compliment and scored five twfore they ami nor. Application Klien Morgan et al to were retlreil Scio continued to make . an occasional run ami when the ninth rw<teter title L. M • url appoiatetl ex the case. But, all the same, Scio will March 1. Chinese Pheasants, open October 15 have a first-class steel bridge when it to November 15. Limit. 5 male binls rompleUd. something that will be a in one day or 10 male birds in one credit to the county and the city. week. Grouse, patridgr and quail, open Oct. 4< I< > miei : inning opened, the score sheet »bowed •rnln,'r Scio 10 ami St Paul 5. In thin inning Application W A Ewing to regiater Sheriff Smith returned from Portland however, St Paul found another Ixt 1 ’’ <’ Bryant ap|>ointed examiner, thia noon w ith J. W. Murphy of Shelburn t rig streak ami b«'fore they were re- ’’ Arnold agt i.il. hris, present charged with inceat on an 1H year «Id tired. h*l tied the score. This rv<|uir«-d * ierl*f ordered 1 1 make deed. «laughter Mr Murphy was indicted the the playing <>f another inning, in which I In H. C. Ames agt. L. D Ami-a report 26th of Octolier. and has atnee been in Scio made the winning run, the flrial of r -feree was confirmed S. M Gar- Florida, recently returning to Portland, score being, Scio II and St. Paul 10. land attorney. when a married daughter residing there The St Paul buys are a clean lot uf I Effie M Briggs agt. Earl E. Brigg» had hia arrest effected, an<! he says waa granted ball player», are extremely handy divorce *...... •“* at the bottom of the indictment. Mr Srott lieber agt. Jennie Fisher, dl- with the »tick ami are very pleasant to Murphy declari-s hia atxiolute innocence, tors» grantee!. play with. saying it is simply a trumped up charge, Nannie B. Whitaker agt. G. N. whit and those acquainted with him in thia I ntcrcd I or the Mate* aker, divorse granted. county, it la »aid believe him entirely Following la a liât of the horses enter In application I. G. West to register innocent. Saturday'» Albany Demo ed for the races st the coming Fair title. N. M N>-w|M>rt was appointed erat. Martha II ami Teddy <"., by Peter examiner. ■ . . , . .. . t'ook, Rickreall. E. I. Irvinr ............................................. agt. John II. Irvine, mo Organise M. W . at Scio il-..-».—! Coma ami Sally Young, by E. J. tion allowed. A number of the memlx-re of the local Young, Salem. lodge of Modern WmieinM-n went over Baby Maylierry ami Cleo, by Guy W -.od SA anted to Scio thill afternoon where they will Young. Salem. take part in the organizing of a l<»lgc The Scio Camlense<l Milk Company A<l Toga ami Zambronrt. by P Mau ice ia gla«i to make the correction. hamlet! in an unfavorable report to the e«>urt on Tuesday. In other wonia they plaint amemted by Hewitt A Sos attor- . neya. Arrested i or Intest of Modern Woodmen at that place thi» S. Philippi announces that he is in evening. The Albany boys will have the market to buy wool and that he charge of the work, assisted by Deputy will pay the highest market price Daringtun. of Portland. Those who therefor. See him, call up Home went from this place are: Frank telephone No. 275 or write him. 6w Powell, F. O. Hyde, V. D. Loehmen. Enoch D. Sloan, an Albany pioneer, C. A. Holley, W N. Landis, G Mason. die«) at his home in that city, on Mon Grant Froman, J. M. Norton, D. Bus day of thia week, aged TH years. Mr sard, A. Miller, Fred Bloom. D. Coff Slo^n was one of Albany's first car- man, Fred Arnold, M Covalt, J Moore l>entors and built a great many of the head and A. Kasmusm Albany Herald. pK>n«-rr huuses. Yes they were here snd from the Shelly Cornell, of Salem ami an oki occasional yelling in chorus, firing of time Scion, waa in town a short time bomba, etc., we feel sure they organit last Friday. Shelly is a law student at ed the lodge in the latest approved the Capital city, but just at the present style. After a aumptuoua banquet at time ia engaging hop pickers for the the Hotel Scio, the party starteii for Uvealey hop yards. their homea, yelling like a pack of tn the obituary notice of the late Indiana holding a war dance, much to James P. Crabtree, the names of Mrs. the disturbance of the rest of Sc mana J. W. Young, of Crabtree, a daughter and Mrs Smith, of Stayton, a sister, were inadvertantly omitted. The N ews vorce granted. J. N. Duncan attorney Eastern ! rv C o agt. Emma Berry Hesse et al Judgement f<»r plaintiff : A Beckert sttoimeys. Ella Stuart agt Jaa. G. Stuart, cum k. what is now known as the W.xidburn Application Percy A. Churchill to reg ' ll \Ri 58 J M Natron branch, will become the main later title, granted u;wn motion of G. (Succteair tc lliner Brew.) line to California liecause of the shorter W. Wnght attune) PROPRIETOR. J F Taylor et al agt Mary E Me distance ami the avoidance uf the heavy Siskiu grades Coy et al. Judgement of partition Thi» stat«-ment mav and probably grant«!, with D S. Smith a» refero», firct CUu Ai.ommodaUoai etti prompt Service Nnlarv Public an<l Hollcltor does mean much for Scio, fur the con A. A. Tuaaing fur plaintiff, U It. Large S»mp!< Roottu for CumaicrcUl Dovelen ol Tatfiil« ami !*«*ii«iona. nection of the two ernia of the pr«xent Bilyeu for defendant. VNWR NtW MANAÜFMENT orlice. 1Ö1 Wrwi 2ml. St., Aibuiy, line, by bridging of the South Santiam. | T. B Hannah agt. Alìce Hannah. <h will be made. It is conimonly under vorce granted, S M. Garland attorney. stiMxi am«>ng thr railroa.1 people that Application W I- Grove to register the present location of the brwlg«' will t tie grant«!. Hewitt A Sox attor- ‘ be changr«l and as Lebanon furnishes n -i» V. hen Cooking Vegetables The highest market price paid for egg« in cash. at the I armer» Meat Not every cook knows that all veg. Market, Scio, Oregon. Carson A Cc. tables that grow under the grour <1 should Is-banon'a enterprising real estate br put to cook in cold water. This n- agent, Mr Flaherty, was looking after cludea |>otatoes, turnips, carrots, and buisness matters in this city. Tuesday. others. Those that grow un top of the A complete line of all kinds of fruit ground, such as Ix-an», pease, spinach, l*e just ujw>n the greatest era uf I»roa jars, caj*. rubie r», sealing wax. para- amt corn, should have boiling water perity of her history. If left unc .vervd fine ami jelly glasses at Wesely’s pour«! over them. they will retain their freak, green look. An I «tiling Game Grocery. Mrs. Mary Gray, of Fresno Cal., having disposed of the following case* Elisa B Brinson agt. Anna G. Jone» el al, continued. Jaa. Troyer agt. Lavina Troyer, di Build Iwenty-FIvs Mlles I rom has ma>ie Scio appear to be quite • busy place thia week. the gang A gnnd »ray word Blanket, the tiling fur coast or mountain use, Circuit Court Judge Galloway romplcated the work of the court for the present Saturday afternoon and went to Salem, after Lebanon will have a new bank to be | calle«! the State Bank of l.ebanon. W E. Arnokl and wife are rustical I >ng up at Cascadia at the present time. PRESS GOODS i lor Thurwiay at Weeely's Grocery. ~ MJIO. J. L. C alatas (JUEGOS D. M. MtKmntTT SCIO LIVERY & FEED CAI.AVAN A McKNlGHT, Prep’». Hacks connect • itli all trains both al West brio and Munk era. Our riga <>tir first.class and r-ur lioraws good driver» Price» reasonable. I »ally rxcrpl Sunday A rrivi ««! W s»r -csw- P..rtlaii<l PsRtenger , ..I; 45 p. ■*. I»»lly except SuudaV. Pxseeoger» arrive iu Porli»nd at II ;M a. m. May return »aína day, leading Portland at 4 |.’> p. ia. For further intormatioa, rail on or a.ldrees. W M. Mc.MVKKAY. Gen. Pam. Agt., Portlsud, Or. T. J. I’ANNF.N Local Agent, West 131 Shuter StR-.-t, Toronto, Canada Scio. Or. Wj?.). í »7 * -u . J
