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About The Santiam news. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1897-1917 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 31, 1909)
— Ihd you swear off’ Blankets for these cold nights Oregon Wool Blankets in white and colored, with fanev borders. A fine as sortment of fancy blankets and Indian rolies. A variety of prices and every one a fine value. Highcut Shoes For Men and fíoyt Certainly a money Haver, keep« your feet dry and warm and for wearing qualities, they are all that a person could wish for his money. E. YOUNG & SON A lbany , O tegon #»**»»»SS»S4»9SS»4 « « " o LOCAL * BREVITIES, 600 Happy New Year. Have you sworn off. Everybody should work for the bulbi- ing of the Scio railroad. Miss Babe Landon came over from Albany, last Friday morning. Fur Sale S. C. White Is-ghorn hen» Mrs. T. Stocktun, Sheridan. Oregun. Mask Ball New Year eve at Weeely l sin hall. Good prises will be given. V ■’ / . ■ , 1 } ? * ¡ Have you noticed that the days getting longer? WIRE FENCE SALE. Shelburn Siftings. Happy New Year. are Halley's comet is now visible, by the naked eye to New Yorkers, Make g»»»l resolutions and stay with them. Otherwise, don't make them. The Crabtree-1 -el-anon cutoff railroad is said to be about M per cent. com pleted. Congressman Hawley has purchased a farm over r,-ar Knox Butte and will plant the same 4» orchard trees. Tuesday, Wayne Me Near brought three wiki cat ami twu cougar skins to Albany, upon which Ke will receive a bounty of $3« from the slate ami nearly as much from the county. L. W P-»mer»-y and wife spent Xm«« I Will have a car of American Farm with their daughter, Mrs. C. N Crab- fencing at West Scio, on or about Jai • tre«. uary 1, 1910. About one half of thia W. H Hull and wife, who have been car has b»en sold and aa I placa-d my spending some time visiting in Kansas, order before the raise on wire of 2 returned home Friday evening. cents per rod. i-arties wishing wire Frank (¡ouch, who is employed aa fencing, can have th» benefit of the old engineer at (soorhville, spent Xmas price, if they place their orders before with hia family. the car arrive«, and receive the same I lx-u and L«*ia Smith, of Lyons, at West Scio. •|-»nt Xmas with their parents, Mr. | If you want fencing, now is the time and Mrs. James Smith. George and Grace French, of Silver- ten, ar» visiting their grand parents, Mr. and Mrs Fred Gooeh. Reinnous and Earl Russell, who are employed in Polk County, have return- e«i to spend Xmas with home folks. Mr. ami Mra. James W Millar «pent Xmas with their son County Clerk Miller and family, of Albany. Miss Nell Wallace, of Scio, visited Verda Russell the latter part of the Because our car load of wire fencing was delayed, our fencing at the store will be sold at a close figure. It will pay you to call In and get price«. week. Chas Wesely. Mrs, Mriser, who has l-cen visiting Every successful man, as a rule, in Albany, returned home Thursday. Tho«. E Flemming, of Scio, spent must spend less than he earns for I what he consumes. Money invested Thura-iay with his graixi parents Mr. for profit, either cash or on credit, and Mrs. J. W Miller. Mr. ami Mrs. G«o. Gibbons who have . com»» uu-ier a different head. been visiting in Albany returned Tuer- The tax levy» for several I jnn county day morning I towns are; Albany, H mills; Lebanon ill Fred Gocxh and family, of Lyons mills; Brownsville 5 mills; Harrisburg who attended the masquerade dance •1 mills; Sodaville 6 milla. Scio will Frelay evening, left for Scio Saturday I probably levy a 5 mill tax aa well. for a visit with Mra. Gooch's parents Stayton. It Is said, has a free ferry. Mr. and Mrs B. F. Titus. o|»eratcd at the ex|<ense of that city Miss Mabie Grimes, of Ly-ms, who ' It was r»|»ortrd on our streets, this has been visiting her aunt Mrs. L week, that the boat hail fillcsl and sunk. Osborn, returned home Thursday. It is, probably, in service ere this Mr. Jamas Burns is very busy the».» J. C. Homing, a cousin of Dr. A. G. days laying the foumlstion fur his new Prill and who has been visiting the Dr I blacksmith shop for the past month, has accepted a Geo. H Morey a prominent real l»Mit»n with the O. R. A N. railroad estate and insurance man, of lx-banon, and re|»rtcd for duty, last Friday. spent Tueuiay in Shelburn Clinton Trexler, who is employe I in Scio needs a new hotel buikling, two or thr<-<- store bulk lings ami doseus of Washington, is sending Xmas with n-w residences. These will all come home folks. with the building of our railroad ! The m*»qu«-riole dance Christmas Supper was Therefore, let us all pull for the rail- eve was well attend<-d. ■ ' road. serve«! at the hotel Shelburn. School closed Friday for the holidays Fun S alk -A good team of young Call on liagcy the Jeweler ami see l»ay horses weighing ataiut !<»»> |»-unds At st Scio Item«. those Maher A Groah Pocket knives. each, one driving mare, two top bug Tompkins came home from Paul Mias Pearl Wynn, of Portland, 1» gica nearly new, ami two single buggy visiting with Mrs. E Cyrus, in this harness. Vernon Bru*., It. F. D. No. Portland last Friday night, to spend Christmas with hia family. city. 2. Scio Or». I. Arnold and son loaded two cars of William Knauf nml family, of near Honest values and low prices never pulp wood, last week, for W. H. 'hilomath, are spending holiday week fail to win in mcrchandlsery. Words Howard, of Oregon City. in this city. taken from W'esely A Cain while pre J. T. Funk's oldest daughter and A good resolution Pay all of your paring for their seventh big annual family, of Dallas, visited over Christ small debts, the larger casa will look clearance sale that conunencea Tuesday mas at home, >>ui for iiicmaeivea , January 4. Mr ami Mrs W. J. Burden were in Mr. Win. Cusick, of Union, a brother A. W. Ilagey and family went down Albany, last week, on business. ■ •f Mr E. J. Daley, has been visiting the S. I', north, last Monday afternoon. Tom ljuigley has I wen having quite a In ister, this week. for a holiday excursion. Mis. Hsgev tussle in his family with sickness the Uncle Jeff Goin came down from *">1 Collin» stopped off at Turner to past few weeks. All are on the mend I’hc D«-n,’ last Saturday, remaining in *'•(• relatives ami A. W. went on Io now. I Portland fur a like visit and to look this city over Sunday. Charley Chrx, from Mill City, earn» after business matters. home for a few days last week to share George Daley came down from the A car load of fence wire is on the in the good things at Christinas time, In-«i-hute» country. Inst week, to spend way from the factory. On account of returning Monday morning. the holidays at home. this car. we will give you special prices Horn To th.- wife of Mr J. C. Lef- Her, a fSughter, on Dec. 25, 1909 ! on all the wire fencing we now have in stock. Now is the time to buy your M ther »nd child doing well. fence. Mrs. I. . and daughter, of Wal Chas. Wrsely. lowa (Ire. is visiting her relatives, the Ix»k here! 1 can furnish you with Comptons of Seto and vicinity. groceries, lunch gumls, j-cwt cards, Attention is called to the tug clear stationery, and school supplies, con a me sale ad of L. E. A H. J. Hamil fectionery ami tobaccueo. Orders taken ton, on the third |>age of thia issue. for office supplies ami rubl»er stamps. Fur a short time only subscriptions Agency for the American Weekly. to the S antiam N|: wh for one year and C. 0. G ouom . Youth's Companion tor ten weeks for Scio, Oregon II.SO. Fog S aks .S. C. White Ix-ghoma Mr. A B C. Cain, of Portis d, am, Wo have a t--w nice cocker»hi for sale, up ChrisUuaa eve to visit his newly July oat« he«!, at 11 per. bin! and eggs married broth- r until the following fo hatching in the -o-aaon. No purer Monday. stock than the al-ove can be found any "tto Kalin ami Roar Crabtree, of »h ■■■ where. Also full l»luod Poland China tJF. were married in Albany, al the hog» with pedigrees Trappuit Fathers, 1 »«tutor's Notice To Cre tit>»ra. residence of Rev. Albyn Eaaen, last Scio, Oregun. Monday afternoon. Notice is hereby given that the .Merchant Turnkige, of Crabtree, hwi undersigned has been duly appointed J. S. Compton ami wife and J. A. quite a loss by fire, last w<-ek. In ! by the County Court of the State of I’ompton. of Independence, are spend- fsitato house, where had in-en stored! Oregon, for Mnn County, executor of mg holiday week with relatives in this i several dynamite, as the |.,t will »n,j testament of Wentl al hundred Jiounds pounds of dynamite. city, and vicinity. arc!! as 1 some thouMr«U ».f buafwU of, Hoin»h, deceased. All yx-numa having Moat <>f <Hir business men complain of *" •- . fire - — Lw.Uv,: ta beep Go- claim» against said estate ar» hereby doing the l-est year's business ever. (utatoes from freexmg. freezing, By some required same to required to to present present the the same to me. me, 1910 will lie a better year, boys, if sr means the building caught fire and the projwrly verified by law, as by law re only will <lo our part. whole were consumed. Strange to say quired. at my residence near Sc», Ore Mr. and Mrs. It. H. McCarter, of the dynamite was consumed without an gon within six months of the date here- Independence, came up last Friday for explosion. There were, probably, 1 uf bated this December 21. 190». a visit with hrr parent*. Mr. ami Mrs. enough of roast potato»« to supply J Aron B aktnik , •avid Rice, of this city. several towns the site of Crabtree. Executor Uncle Mart Bilyeu ami George M C. C. Bryant, Attorney. The N kwh has arranged a clubbing Devaney camo over from Albany. Date of tint publication Oec. 24. rate with the Youth's Companion Pub 1 hristmas morning for* a day or two lishing Co. by which the S ant I a M 1909, last publication Jan. 21 1910. holiday visit with relatives. N kwh and the Youth's Companion can j ♦ The O<kl Fellows and Rebeccas will >».»M a Joint meeting and banqprt at their lodge hall, next Saturday night. A splendid social time is expected. be supplied for $2.60 a year. The last ASUaad papor is toe leadiiig Wvvk'y magaxine publishe«i in th» country. Its contents are high class moral stories, Dr. ami Mrs. J. G. Gill, of Lebanon, ami other instructive ami entertaining The subscription price is sjx-nt Christmas with relatives in Scio. matter. With the N kwh , as above With them came over Mr. Wooley of $1.75. quoted, $2.80. the engineer department of the S. P. Noike of Cioal Settlement Notice is hereby given that the under signed administrator of the estate of William T. Hickman, deceased, has filed in the county court of Linn coun ty. Oregon, hia Anal account as such administrator of said estate, and that Monday, the seventeenth day of Janu Many people think that It coats ary, 1910, at the hour of 9 o'clock a m John Garland, of Albany, came over Tiii-wlay. Before the N kwh man had nothing to run a newspaper ami expect has l»een fixed by Mid court ax the time seen him the tones of John's grntle any matter interesting mostly to them for hearing of objections to said report voice mail» the fact patent, that he selves, to be published as a matter of and the settlement thereof. news. This is a mistake. The actual was in town. i cost of publishing the News is quite R. S hki . ton , Administrator. The Farmers Meat Market will pay $100 |-er month. In order to earn thui C. C. B«Y AWT. the highest market price for beef, money, it must sell its space and a Attorney. mutton, veal, pork, hid«-» and eggs. regular rate to all, irrespective of per They dont want the earth, but they du son, must be ma<le. Strange as it may want your produce and are willing to Foe Sale al time seem, a newspaper man must eat ami pay for it. wear clothe«, th«- same as anylxsly else Dwelling house, 4 rooms and nearly J. C. Caiavan, of Oregon City, eamc ite must, therefore, make a profit one block of ground; 1 good couch. 4 up Monday evening fur a short visit above the coat of running his business. chairs, 1 table, I stand. I No. H cook with home folks. Joe is still engaged i So. all of these publications which are stove ami I airtight stove. 2 bed steads in teaching the young idea to shoot. * valuable to thoae who have it publish and springs and I good $•?. >0 mattrice. lie. k«aw « I. ». •» —- ---- I Is. - * S IKWp. aS« »»«a* •• 1R’ ISIA’I, J««»* its ed, must be trested sdvretisteg Will sea «•*«• I matter and be past far acconiingly. I urta of the c ty by the falls. Compton, Visitors are irclcome whether Intending to purchase or not 1 oil can buy clothes to buy, aa the next car will be higher m pne» and fencing will take even another raise before spring. Ix-avs your order at the Scio Planing Mills and I will notify you when the rat arrives. N. I. M obiusom , Sea». Oregon. 1 «• *' in lots of places, lots of prices and But aftei all there’« something to I m ? considered in style, fit ami tailoring These are our strong ¡Miinta We get an indi- 11 • viduality in our clotli- ing that you don't see in ordinary clo’liing. There is no use telling you that our Now Fall Suita and Overcoat« are in because jon expect it; ÄGRICULTURU COLLE Si WHITER COURSE January 4th to february |Mth. and besides, vou always 1910 bxik for the Practical wtrk. lectures and demon strations wiU be given in such vital sub jects aa General Farming, Fruit Culture. Animal Husbandry, Dairying, Poultry- keeping, the Business Side of Farming. Forestry, Carpentry, Blacksmithing. Mechanical Drawing, Cooking, Sewing. Dressmaking, Home Management, etc. new tilings our store, ami are never disappointed. When vou buy your cloth ing fioin us you are sure that you are getting the pick <>f the market. Suits and Overcoats, 110 up All regular courses begin January 4th and end February 11th. Farmers' w«-ek February Nth to Dtth, A cordial invitation is extended to all interested. tiood accommislations may I-«« »«-cured at reasonable rates. No age limit above 16 years. No entrance require- im nta. Prominent lecturers have b«-»n •«-cured for special topics. The in structions! force of the College numbers 100. Excellent «»quipment. A »(iccial feature is the Farmers' Week which comes this year Feb. 14th to 18th. I«ectures, discuasiona, and a general reunion. For further infvrmaiion atkireas Registrar, Oregon Agricultural College, Corvallis, Oregon THE BLAIN CLOTHING CO ALB\NY OREGON Standard Liquor Co WHOLESALE DEALER W eatherford & wyatt IK Wines, Liquors and Cigars Attorncys-at-Laic i Office in Bluoibr rg Block ALBANY : : : Oaano 1 é CALIFORNIA Trlrptesc Hsia 17$ 141 IS* Com merdai St. A. G. MAGERS. Prop Salem, Oregon Ji i IN WINTER Clic kantiani ! h the place to visit. 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