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About The Santiam news. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1897-1917 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 17, 1909)
’Vf:* ,, ' •«88» ' A ’cL* —J* -• -raCJRo. ,T x ,'/r • - A* *» < V ■ y. G .’-•« ■’A > a ; - to ** /FZ.-j S E. Y0UN9 & SON The song of the wood saw is no* in ►rder Two of them are now running -onatmtly tn town. M cmcm Mlns Limited l lectric i inc to Munkers The Gazette, of Guanajuato, Mexico, The one crying need of Scio is has the following to say with reference railroad Given immediate railway con I The puetoffice department haa in- to Prraident J. L. Hill's visit to that nection ami Scio would rival any oth«- -reaaed the fee for registering a letter city ami the mines, of which hr is th«- town in the valley for rapid growl! presiding _ officer. It is sufficient to say , We have as fine a section of the countr from 8 cents to 10 cents. that Dr Hil! to highly elated over the | aa the sun shines on and an electri Snow has fallen in both Montana prospects of the future development of line would pay from the »tart. A very nie wide cream Panam , 1 and Colorado, already. D«iee thia pre- the mine. The fact that all sales of It la estimated that the propose*! hm flt.M. 1 «age the coming of a hard winter? I the stock have been withdrawn from would not coat to riccnl S15.<W t stcilito** at 60«. fli .OO and ft 50 the market and the company have S20,<Ml> ami the electric plant now in Mr. Simmons, who recently purcha New Serges and Wool Goods, in rrsalii ami other light shades, very •d the R. B Miller property, east of sufficient money with which to develop «talhnl for lighting pur|>oac», wouk appropriate lur outing. ------ * sufficient *' — power. the flouring mills, is building a new the mine, install mills, etc., is most en- supply ADMISSION 50 Cts <*ouraging. It to expected that the The effect of such a line would be t< : bam. mine will be on a dividend paying b«wi« l double the value of every foot of lai i Judge R. S. l«ovett is to step into Dr Hill expects to in Scio ami vicinity. So if property Our at<xk was a little late in com Hamman’s shoes as railway manager, in a few months return to the mine this fall, to remain owners will contribute one-third of ing In but is complete bow. A little saving been elected to that position 6’ m-‘ts style and a little n»>ra quality several months: what the increase of their |>r<>|M-rt) last Monday. n « -r« Ikoti'l tail t.. se« "Much activity is now going on at would be, the line could be built easily -mr Patent Cdl 01(->rds (or ladies at The Portland flouring mills were the above mine ami work is being God hel|ia those who help then selves •3.80. j destroyed by Are W rdnes.lay rm.ming, pushed as fast as jwaaible Dr. J. L. it is said We have waitrxl long rnougl loss poo.000 The mills Will be re HlU, of Albany. Oregon, who is the for the S. P. to Imlki to luwn ami th« bu.lt at once. president of the rompany, waa here last pnwpei ta now is that we can expect A (mal 5B fray wool Blanket, the The State Fair is said to I* enjoying week to arrange some important work nothing from that source. The linn thin, (or coaat or mountain use. ths best patronage of its history. This with the resident manager. Charles has arrived for us to act. It is. aho. 84.60 speaks well for the genera! prosperous ; Cimmings. and left a few days ago. safe to say. if Silo undertakes to bui'i! condition of the jxupie of Oregtm. The mines owned by thia company com an electric railway connection to When the sltlewalks to the brhige prise the La Bonita and Neueva Idra. Munkers, it will be dole ami Will lx- E ¡reworks will be the most gorgeous and magnificent pryotechnie Men's reindeer gauntlet Gloves. are completed and the fills made at both situated in the El Cube district successful. Wc need such a line every •1«O- Th* day in the year ami while there la now lisplay ever seen on the Coast. This will interest the whole family. A (<« m I Glove with horaehlde palm ’ either end. Scio will have, by far, the ami conaidrred very valuable. and go.1 cuff and heck. 8100 hamiaomvat bridge in l.inn County. present work is on the new tunnel and buaim-M sufficient to pay ex|ense., th«- REDUCED RATES ON Al.l. RAIL ROADS Home new driving Gioves in brown. Wm and Ixna Rund. of Tuao.la. the same la now in about 60 feet. The inervase of business would aoon be 73.- Illinois, arrived in thia city on Mutxiay old tunnel has been temporarily aban paying a profit. So let us move. evening's train They came on a visit lioaed on account of insufficient values rhe fh-t rUtr in P it ¿H«! to I al ’ to their uncle. Peter Rumi, of Bilyeu ami the new tunnel is being so con Oregon has vast natural re«K»ircea ttt«***S.***9***»**« | struct»«! that It drains the water out of I» at D?« l which haa been butth-d up ami are be • LOCAL BREVITIC«. the mine as fast aa the same is made ing l>otll«-d up by speculators. Our The Jackson county fruit inspector eetofrwoeeo*********** is |>reparirig an »xhil.it of all the differ which is a great saving of ex|>ense, water power alone is worth humlmls eliminating all pumping The force Administrator of Estate* President Taft is new enroute <n hia ent insects that attack fruit trees in consists of a day and night shift at uf millions of dollars, ami haa be« n al Uwl en«! of the MortiauQ Street Loans Negotiate.!, Abstracta largely grabbe«! by agents of foreign that county for an exhibit at the county Western trip. bridge. preaenL" f nr. corgairationa All h«w or of the men Obtained anti Examined Piatt arriveii home Tuesday E. D Myers went ov« r to the A-Y-P who are endeavoring to conserve the Jas GUARI.ES J. MAHER H< IO ORIGIN 19 Prospekts Ar. Good For New Mining fair Wrdneetiay. natural wealth remaining for the use of evening, bringing the corpse of his the (Huccessur l> Hiner Bros.) Dr. A G. Prill ami R. Rheltoi were Town the jieopto of Oregon. However, we , months-old baby, which had died at day Albany visitor* last Mor day. PllOPRlETOR. 1 may lie com|>eile<l to go further sial In lependence hop yards the I Black Eagle, Oregon', newest town, reach a hami out for the restoration to Ralph Gill went from Salem t> tie prwioua. to located at the junction of Horn Creek Seattle exposition this week. the j*e->ple of the gift.« of the common Messrs J. W Hall am! son, of Stdrit with the Little North Fork of the President Rooaevslt pointed Engineers are now setting the grade Lake, Iowa, are visiting their old North Santiam dver, 14 miles north Father. out how tu restore the water power to stakes on the Crabtree Ixtanon cutoff. neighbor, W. S. Carpenter of thia city. east of Gates, on the Corvallis A East Cal Carson, Ralph Gill and Johnny They came to see the A-Y-P. fair and ern Railroad ami six miles from Elk the public domain, when he advocate«! Over M'oodwurth'a Drug store Both levying a tax u|M>n it whether 'lse«l or Telephone, I z< hang* No. 11 Stleha were at the State fair Tuesday. other points of interest on the coast. horn, terminus of the old w agon road pliuno*. unuawi. No trust coukl pay even SO Wood and lumber hauling seems the ALBANY From ten to fifteen cars of vetch aeed from Gates It stands in the heart of O hm >n OREGON cents a horse power per month, as c iltf occupation of moat people now a have been shipped from l.inn county, the Gold Creek mining district, ami will suggested by R<«<eevelt, ami retain idle days. this season. The price received lias be the trailing point for that rapidly ten times what they made uae of in Tint Clau Ansmowdsttou zed prompt .’trvlct Ladto* suits in all the n«w stylea and beon 3\ cents per pound, making it developing district. prnductive energy Labor Press, Port Laryc Sampl« Foomi for (.amncrtUl Trzvtlrn 1 The new town is reached by a wagon colors for fall, price |9.96 to 416.50 at about the most profitable fiehi crop land. road from Gates, the new Black Eagle raised. UNMI NEW MANAGEMENT Weaely A Cains. Sonehow, we don't believe Dr. road being completed to a point within Lebanon is said to be making improve Gored By a Hull half a mile of the town site. Thia road ments more rapidly than ■ any other Frederic A. Cook is a liar and a faker. On Thuralay of last week. Frank Commander Peary made the mistake of will run down the main street of the town in the county. Summer« waa passing chwe to their town. A preliminary survey of an elec One man near Eugene haa auk! nine hia life when he declared that Cook tric line from Salem to Mehama and Hol«tine bull on the farm, when the CALAVAN A Mi KNIGHT. Prep's. car loads of mebona, and expects to waa that sort uf a man. Portland Ore thence up the l.ittle North Fork of the animal attacked him. Fortunately Mr gon Journal. sell two car loads mors. Santiam ha« lieen made and thi« will Sommer« waa near a fence and wa* Hark, connect w it)« all train. both al Wednesday the low rate colonist The Trappist Fathers want five or W. S X«IXU, l>aai through the new town. Marion able to get over it lx-fore the bull In r. J. MVNKKBS. Weal Frio and Munkers. tickets went into effect. The first train six men for saw mill work immediately. A« it waa I'res id« ut Cashier county is also building a new wagon flicted any «rriou« damage Our rigs our first class and our boras« of homeseekers will arrive in Portland G xm ! wages for gotxl men. road from Mehama into the Gold Creek the animal pinned him to the fence, a ■<a«j drivers. 1‘tleea leaaunabi*. next Sunday. The low rate will I m I district, and though it u eight miles bom pruning on either aide »f hn boly. A large tract of land near Merrill haa but one month ami the railroads expect farther to the mines from Mrhsms Frank jumjied the fence a« quickly a« leen settled on by a colony of 160 Bo SCIO • • • OREGON the heavi« st passenger traffic of th« ir than Gates, a haul over a high moun he could. Dr. 1‘nll waa called and be hemians and their families. history. tain is avoided ami the new wagon road side* numerous brumes, he found a dis Though considered principally a min IxiHT OR STOLRN A lathes watch, will im rraae the faciltiea of transpur located shoulder A very pr<>|>rr after ing town. Gold Hill ships a gtxxl deal CARSON A CO. Frees. Elgin, 7 jewels. No. 9,;WI.I<ri. solid tation into the district. consideration would be a heroic surgical of fruit ami other produce. gold hunting case. Any information OfH-ration on the bull in the way of r< - The Gold Creek diatrict continues to The Arnold confectionery establish concerning same will de gladly receivtd develop rapidly and large crews are at moving hia horns. SCIO, OREGON ment changed hands thia week. Clem and suitably rewanl«-«! by Mrs. Lulu work there. A big hotel haa been needed Gough being the purchaser. l.effier. Scio, Oregon. badly there for some time, ami it is be Hickory Bark ('«'Ugh Ren.xly, mad. All kinds of Fresh Meats Mr*. A. W. Williams, of San Fran FOR S a LR Eleven head of Jersey lieved one will aoon be built at Black by the Hickory Bark Remedy Co., of cisco, California, la visiting her sister, cows, one entitle«! to registry And the Eagle. With the completion of the Sa usages, Filth, etc. Nairin, Ora., guaran leed tri lai pure; Mra. W. A. Ewing, of this city. balanc«* very high grades. I desire to smelter the Wilson Gadrden Company guaranteed lo cura your cold or money stantly on hand. Ladies, miaaea ami chiklrena coats sell the entire heard. Address A. L. of Portland, will aoon install in the refunded. Guaranteed lo make e (riend for fall, a beautiful line in all the new Gregg. Silverton, Orc.. R. F. D. No. 3, Gohl Creek diatrict, Black Eagle will ut you. For sale by E. C l’eery, Sei«, NANI! ACUIRLI »ni PLALtl IN phone 6-13. Residence 3 mile« south probably become an active mining Ore., and Aret-claaa dealers ever) «bere colors ami styles at Wrsely A Cains. Hlgheit market price paid town. Stayton Mad. Several people are moving to Scio to east of Silverton. for Beef, Mutton, Veal and Pork enjoy the public school privilege More On acrount of the increasing demand Report of th. Londiti. n o< Our purpose is to conduct a would come if there were house» to for "Country Club" com lense. I milk, ■ Will Arrive September 30 THE SCIO STATE BANK the managem«-nt has had to increase rent. first-class meat market. Chairman of the Boa ni of School Al Scio, in the State of Oregon, •t Some Yamhill county people picked the milk supply. $1.50 |*r hum!red Directors Peery, received a letter from 500 pounds of hops or over eomr days. pounds is the price now paid. A new Prof. A. Roy Mixr, I the principal for th’> rl°—' oi buameao, September I, 19W One 7-year old boy picked 106 pounds route in the Bilyeu l>en country is now our schools for the coming year, stating RKXiL-Ri-KM . being arranged for. in on* day. he will arrive in Scio on or lie fore i<oana Bnfj discounts SI 5,546 35 Thera will be a Socialist mass meet An experienced compounder of Work at filling the approaches to the Overdrafts, secured and 3U, to take up the to work, unsecured . . . Since contracting to come Scio, a new bridge has not yet been commenc ing at Sodaville next Sunday. Septern September ed. It ia not stated just when it will her 19. A cordial invitation to attend few weeks ago. Prof. Mize haa been Bomia, securities, etc. is extended to every Ixxly. Hulx-rt bereaved by the death of hia wife which Banking house, furniture ami be taken up. h < i< ». < > hi : Successor to the late Hong Wo Tong, flxturea I^ngrock, of Portland, will address the haa changed hia plans somewhat. >f Allxtnv, Oregon, is now prepare«! to P. H MacDonald returned from the Cash and due from approve«! meeting. A basket dinner am! other furnish ( him-ae mcxlicirwa to all. The Aa heretofore state«!. Prof. Mize Eugene fair last Sunday. He thinks | reserve banks gtxxi things are on the program imlersigmx! recommends him and guar Comes with the very best of testi the Scio fair surpassed it in nearly Cherks and other cash items anteea satisfaction. Call or write him If a man by expending ten |>er cent, monials, ami Scio haa reason to expect every particular. at H7 West Second Str«-et. Albany, Total of the value of his property could in that our schools for the coming year Oregon. M. W khtfai . l James Farrell, who has held the front LIABtUTIKS crease its worth by from one-third to will establish a record for efficiency, chair of our barber shop for the past Capital stock paid in one-half its value, he would be counted second to none in the county. two months, returned to his home at Surplus fund aa a wise financier. Thia la just what Salem last Sunday. 90 Acre Tracts Undivided profits, leas expen the rffeeta of building a motor or ses anti taxes paid 32H.12 Fred Daley went to the State Fair, electric line to Munkers would be. Mr. T. J. Munkers of Portland, Ore., Having again located in Scio Individual de|iosita subject to th* first of the week and Henry Myer haa placed hia 2U) acre farm, situated W D. Brown, manager of the Wat I am now prenared to do | check .... 56,276.38 ha* to be hia own hostler in consequence, son Produce Co. of Ixibanon. was in between Scio and West Scio, Ore., on Demand certificate of dej osit 16.349.82 watch and clock rcimiring during the absence. One Scio Tuesday looking over the field with the market in tracts of 50 scree. on short notice. Work done Liabilities other than those and daughter Mr*. Jennie McKnight, a view of establishing a branch of this tract waa sold the first day same waa above stated promptly and satisfaction Mirs Willi* and nirce. M las Goldie buameaa in thia eity. He effected the offered for sale. The entire tract it Total ... gauranteed. Jones, are spending a few day. at rental of the lower story of the K. of level, and well located and will make gtate of Oregon I A. W. HAGEY Newport by the sea. P. building on the south side and will four good farms. Sold on easy terms. County of Linn I, W. A. Ewing, cashier of the above Vetch, red clover, alaike clover, i be roatiy for business in a few days. | Low rate of interest. For prices ami name«! bank, do au'emnly swear that the timothy, English rye grass and orchard terma call on Harvest is now completely over and above statement is true to the beat of H. MONTANYE R. S helton . gras* at reasonable prices for cash my knowledge ami telief, farmers are busy storing away straw I Scio. Oregon. only at J. F. Weeelye. W. A. E wing , Ca hier. and getting ready for fall a«reding. ; A new line of Royal Worcheater Some excellent yeilda of grain have Subscribed and »worn to tie fore m. thia 9th day of September, 19<I9. Mellow Vetill Seed corsets. Price SI to S3 each at Wreely been reported and aa the price for both I h a delightful resort and Notary Public ami Solicitor T. L. Di’ixilta. Notary Public A Cain. Orders taken for the Bon wheat and oats to good, there is no a happy combination of Santiam Farm haa 400 bushels of fine n( Patents ami Pension.. Ton corset, price S3 to $20. reason why farmers shouki not be seed clear of all fowl seed. such aa Office, 232 West 2ml. Mt., Albiny, Ore ph aaure ground possibi Gene Simpeon. of Corvallis, shipped prosperous, this fall. pink. 100 bushels now cleaned and G. C. BRYANT lities. An ideal climate, a ear load of Chinese pheasant* to Idaho txx>k Here! I can tell fou what your ready to sow st SI 35 per measured divention of recreation - last Monday There were 10UO of them house or barn will coot you. I have bushel. Call aoon and get what you perfect bathing, boating which he had bred end raised. 8. W G ainkm the materia) to build either, from the want ALBANY, OKE P( irti .A N I ) PRESS GOODS I / F a i h • .* -i September 20-25. ’09 Oregon’s Biggest Show A »X FORDS Horse Haces Dai!if National Lire Stock Exhibits Hal ism Earing Chariot /luting / usd noting Midiray Attractions BLANKETS GLOVES Pup’s Coffee House DR. W. R. BILYEU Physician Dentist St. Charles Hotel Surgeon SCIO LIVERY & FEED STABLES The Scio State Bunk FARMERS MEAT MARKET SCIO PLANINO MILLS N. I. MORRISON, Png. Sash, Doors, Mouldings, Erantes, Shingles Etc Estimates and Plans tor Bnildinns formsbcd on short notice CLOCK AND WATCH REPAIRING DR. J, MON FOO Chinese »Medicines »7®. Rest, Romp Recuperate At the Seashore NEWPORT L. Attorney-ütLüi© Attorncy-at-Laio ground to ami including the roof. Cement, doors, wimtows. nails, kicks and hinges, shingles, rubher-aanded roofing, etc. Call ami get prices before or after getting prices elsewhere. Scio I«ebanon to improving in the way of Planing Mills, N. I. Morrison. Prop. new tuildinga. north, south, east and The following Scioana other than weet ami bide fair to. within a few mentioned elsewnrre, are State fair year*, rival Albany in population. visitor« Miao t>olly I a ley. Mrs. Emma Capt. Jam»* Blakely, of Brownsville, Cyrus, Messrs W. W Williams, F. B. who ia 97 years old. recently made the West, Dean and Rol Morris, C. C. trip from Pendleton to Joseph, Oregon, Bilyeu, R. Shelton, J. A. Richantoon, in an au'omobile. Thi* ia a remarkable Dr. Rosine, Mr. ami Mrs Chas Warner, stunt for a man of hia great age. Mr. Head Sawyer Chatfield of the Thomas Blakely to Linn county’* oldest citizen. Creek Lumber Co.. and Vardi Shelton. A few years ago the section around Table Rock produced 25,000 bushel* of grain, now only 1200. FruiL alfalfa and other hay ar* raised instead. Frank Shore, returned last Sunday : Albany, Ore. Cusick B ums evening from a month', viait to hia old home in Iowa. Frank says he enjoyed , his visit greatly with his relatives ami. eatherford wyatt friends, but hr never felt bettor than when he reached the Willamette valley. He tells of an old neighbor thero who Office in Blutnlwrg Boa-k waa toasting that 3fi bushels of oats measured weighr«l .'<M bushels. When ALBANY : 1 Oaeuo Frank told him that oats in Oregon averaged 3 bushels to the sack, he OUGGCR looked at Frank aa if he considered that T. Oregon couki produce first rias« bare as well. & W Attorneys-at-Laic L. Notary Public ' I THE CARD SOUTHERN PAC. R B w » XT w« its. «»■»uoa. fishing, riding, driving, I.aavisii Waar S«»«*— and exploring, it makes Portland Passenger....... .6:0* a. ■> Newport a most charm I »wily ezeept Sunday. ing and jmpular play A bbivi ««« "zar Sap— ground • • • Ui Portland I'astenger .............. t:46 Ask for our booklet Oaily except Hunda*. Pa«wengers arriva in Portland al II Ji •'Outing in Oregon*’ a. m. May return warns day, lea« ini Portland al 4 l'> p ni. For further information, rail on oi J. HASLAND, Agent, Wcs^ Scio a.1.1resa. WM. McMl'KRAY. W m . M< MURRAY Gen. Pass. Agl., Portlaud. Or. < •encrai l’aaa«-ng<-r Agent T. J. DANSEN, Local Agent, W*»- Portland, Orc. S-to. Or. k V X r, »-Jr- a 1
