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About The Santiam news. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1897-1917 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 25, 1910)
MH WEST WILL DRAW MANY FROM EAST LEBANON IS 800MIN0 improvement« Mill tndtrway <1 A Wwgvi-ner. the Boom H< n QRQP JO 20 EXPECTED ANOTHER VETERAN OIES Ji bn W flamber. of Itakc Oven. Orc. I ormctly Artist, la Making Good. a Resident of Ssh , Hurled Rosb of LailHoiin Feit Sjri’f Pf bilk Io EiceM All fie oris Storm Is He timi This Wat rrom Cani lì Coli fieiim. THE FEDERAL CLAUS ATTRACT SNOW FALL IS OUITE PROBABLE '•unday Last Friday was *|>ent bv the News editor upon the busy streets of l.eba non. To aav that our sister city is l ast Thursday word was received. In booming. is to ex[ res* the idea in a this city by the relative*, of the death ■ vague firm; but to say that her uf John W . Gamber, which had wci red 1 at his home at Bake Oven on the pre- I streets were lined with people appar vious dsy, February IS. and that hi« I ently upon bus ress intent ard that rvmamea would t>e brought to Scio fori new buildings were c< mp rted aid yet un ierw ay gives one s« me small idea of burrial. Siccessfii hrticififlts in Gsvemrtel Bn» the business aetiv ity over the re. Ard I ia | Sortis SiMs Most Sr .tn 1! ick of i he remain«, accompanied by his I family, arrived on the trail« hat Satur- I the business men and citizens, there, ir.q Win Ifikt Ntsies an Haliirgs— !ht fl ater It tiri hrtliol d.iy right, aid were taken to the home I M-em»d to have imbihsd the spirit of Olker Fit nys ti It Kite hustle, too. Nor d d there appear to of Ins brother in law, A E Kai dail. be any lack ( f enthusiasm arid faith in I he funeral occur« d at tho Ba; tint their town. They all belie' e that Leb church at 11 a m. on thr folkiwmg day, Portlad, Feb. 21 Portland will be Chicago. Feb. 19. —(Special 1 With anon is to become one of the lea.'mg in the grasp of the e< kiest wave of the the dis«'our*«’ being pronounce*! by Rev. the opening of Spring one of the big cities of the central W illamette Valley, season tonight, the mercury <ln«| ping i Ailey, th« burrial following immcdiat- gest humeneelers n un merit to the at d there seems to lie just ground fur to 20 degrees above zero, aid |oss bly ly after, at Frankdn Butt* cem« lety. We were tokl of a John W (>snil*r was born in < >hlo. Writ, Which the country has ever wit this belief, too going loser, according to the forecast August N, 1M9. W lien quite young, he number or pent le of the Albany prarie, nessed. promises to begin. issued by Observer T. F. Drake, ten • lh< re are millions of acres of fertile who formerly did their purchasing in porari'y in charge of the we»th- r eniistcii as a »old.er and »erwd with credit during the cluaing month« of the Government land still o|>en to settle Albany. now come to Lebanon, regular service in the that net For low tern civil war. ment in many states of the W eat, but ly. for iheir supi lies per ature It will hr« ak every record Some year* later, he remov«d with < if course much of the activity, now since January 12. 1910. when it register it ia growing scare* each year aid hi» lamil, to Or« gon. i>emg an excell thousands are planning thia .year to in evidence, is but transitory. Whin rd t‘> degrees above for a few hours take up claims while there it yet an the building of the Crahtrre-iwbanon What influence Halley's eommet or ent mechanic, with that of millwright cutoff of the Southern Pacific i* con - the groundhog may be exercising in t- r hi* s|>ecl*lty, he realded st several opportunity fur a choice. Impetus has been given to this move pleted, many faces, now familiar on premises is not known, but Mr. Drake |M>mta in < *1vg<>n. Alter the burning of the old Scio ment by the throwing open of six her streets, will disappear. But th< re has sought inform linn fro-a a more lt d an reset vations in ii.m» i>t the i rot is evidenc* that the business act vity Scientific source. From the advices he flouring nulla, he for.n*d a co-partn« r- aiqatrent, will be permanent, has received concerning the gener I •hip with Ed tloiiis and the firm erreteu parts of the W eat. The remarkable now success of the settlers in practically all These railroad builders, as a ru e, do trend of the cold wave now in Nortl • the |»r« sent splendid milling property. of the dry farming districts of the not bring much Moral trade to a town west Canada, it will be dur to reach Mr. Gainbar having charge of the work Mr. Gamtier retired from the West has also attracted a vast amount and we noticed that the merchants ore this evening. It ha« already of Interest in the lands which until re- were all busy, attending to country struck Montana and other [M into in the firm, soon alt« r the completion of tbe cently were considered fit only for customers, nevertheless the day was United States east of the Rocky mill, moving from thia • Ity to a farm quite stormy. grazing. Mountain*. It was It degree* below tielonging to hi» present wife, his first Lebanon has a number of a* extensive zero at Helena thia morning, hut up in wife having died aliout the tunc of hi» Th-- reservations to be opened this Spring include five for which drawings stores, as can be found In the valley. Fdmonton at the same hour it was 3S coming to Scio. A f« w years later, he builde«! the were held last fall. These are: Hat Thev carry very large stocks of good«, legrees below. head, in Montana. Coeur d'Alene, in which seenud to tie complete in every Before the cold weather ia over, M>disun street -chool bu kling in Al lilatio; Spokane, in Washington, and particular. It is doubtful if another 'here may lie a heavy snowfall. Th«- bany. Hr removed to Eastern Oregon, Handing Rock ami Cheyenne River in the valley contain* a more acting forecaster says he expects some only a few year* ago. to etiga ;v in the reservation in North and South Dakota. I or larger stock uf goods than is • now. but as yet it is too early to make milling business. The majority of successful participants carried by the hardware firm of Evrrett, anything like an accurate tirediction His health failing, he retired from in the drawings on these reservations Kyle & Epf*-r!y;or that can furnish * along this line, East of the ('«scad«» the mill to a farm claim where he re- will go West to Settle on the claims bank more complete in its furnishings, there will tie rem weather that is. in »ided until hie death. assigned to them and nearly all of in the way of vaults, modern safes, Eastern Oregon. W ashington and ldah< Mr. Gamber and family viait«d hi» t them will get valuable lands. etc. than the new l ank, which recently In a number of localitiis over that way Scio relatives during the Christmas £ The Rocky Boy reservation in the commenced bus.nc** in that citv. Mil- the temperature may register several holiday«. While here, he stat'd to rti« writer that his health in thr Bak«- | northeastern corner of Montana, will sap Bro* . who carry a Ikrge stock of degrees below zero. also be opened for settlement on March general merchandise, groceries, etc., in Portland the wind will come from Oven country, was not good, rather I 1, filings to begin on March 31 at the are somewhat handicapped for lack of the northeast. With the predicted blaming ths alklmr water as thr cause. E Government land office at Glasgow, room. Their store room, more than 100 temperature realized ami a frigid blow W hile on hl* visit here he was quite ill I Montana. With the renewal of rail feet deep, is filled to almoat ov< rtiuw- from the center of the storm area, the for a few days, but recovered and i road building in Oregon there is going log with salable goods. We were t« Id weather will app-.-ar much colder than when he returmd to his home, he ft to be a great deal of available home that lack of room, only, prevented the the thermometers indicates Those thought he would fullv regain his old J stead land open in that state. adding of mure departm« nt* to th< ir who bought fur coats and other winter time g(»*l huaith. Pneumonia is given | There is still considerable open in constantly growing business. And ap|iarel, when they were on sale to lay a* the immediate cause of his death. Mr Gamlier was a go»l citizen and I- Idaho, W ash i ng ton, I'tah and other there are a nunder uf other mercantile as.de for next season, will have oc states of the " eat. New Mexico has establishments, equally as large and casion to congratulate themselves. had a large circle of fnerwi«. wherever I' quite a large territory where the home varied as the above, to which tie Their farsightedness will keep them he res d«d Hr is survive«! by a wife L One will from going around tonight and t< ■ and two sons and one daughter, by his 0 steader could make a success of dry- N' kws man did tot visit. farming. seldom see a larger *t<-ck of feed of all morrow with the chills. Water users first wife. kinds and flour, than ia carried by J N. from faucets exposed to the elements Elitor Nutting, of the Albany Demo Morns. And he sella it tco.; for the are advised to wran them in blanket*, Opti >ns Closed gr< at | ilea of bran, chop*, oats and hay or to make such other | repar atlona as crat is. evidently, trying to rub the The N'ltws is informed that the. aup- "yell" business into the NiWi, it is are not th« re merely to look at. Every- ! necessary to keep the pipes from burst poaedly, Hammond interest* which, all right brother if the "yell” spirit I«ody who visits Lebanon, cannot but i ing. Plumbers may reap the rich some weeks ago, obtained options on Last year, praise the good food and excellent harvest they have looked fur lx-fore iH-gets some ' do” sp rd several thousands of acres of timber rooms su|>pli-d by th* l-ebanon hotel. the winter ended. The official forecast aoaie Albany people mad«- a ''yell" for land up Thomas creek, have concluded three days of racing and the races In point of comfort, it is not equaled reads as follows: the purchase in most cases. This in were well advertised, through the char l y any other like priced hotel in the "Conditions are favorable for snow cluded the timber holdings of the Thom state of Oregon. i’urtlar d hotels not and colder weather to night and Tues ity of new*|«apera in the neighboring as < reek Lumber Co and which means, except rd. day over this district. The tempera towns. When the time for coming probably, the permanent shutting down And Mbanon has taken on the ture will fall to zero or below in East down with the coin to defray the ex of that mill. modern I ooat« r spirit too. Our visit ern Oregon, Eastern Washington and penses of the race* arriVid the "yell” Just what the purpose of the Ham rivaled the fact that, never before has Idaho, and to 2D degrees or below in artists were con*p> ciObs tiecause < f mond people is, has rot yet I e«n dis They expect!d Mr. her peu| Ir been so optimistic regarding Western Oregon and West« rfii Wash their absence. clos'd. It n ay trean active operation Bailey, who was furnishing the track, future prospects. They feel certain ington.” in the limber business in the near future to put up about all uf the coin, lie re that the hill district to the east will lie- am) the construction of a large mill, or fused to coine through ami the races Not Our Fight come a great fruit center, eijusl to that the indefinite postponement of any were declartd off Scio had given way of Hoid River. The Linnhaven For tbe reason, the N xwn supposes, operations whatever. Orchard C-o.. of near Lacomb, feel that we criticize the Albany business and taken the first three days of the The N»«i hopes the sale mean* certain of auccrs* in their enterprise. men a organized yell, when visiting week for the Fair, to accomodate these active operation during the coming to Ti'si in con-, Sometime in liecembcr last, tie Leb other towns, an All any citizen seen * races and lost ♦ Summer. Timber, to tie of value in the anon commercial club employed Hon. to think the Nt»< is willing to take up sequence. Albany's entire attendance marketa of the world, must be convert G. A. Waggoner as a professional factional fights which conn-mi the at the bair was UH people on Albany ed into lumber. To make lumber, liooster, and no mistake was made in citizens of the County *< at, alone. day. Scio sent 117, by actual count, to mills are a necessary adjunct, as well doing so. Mr. Waggoner has preparrd Thia writer ia dia|>os«d to htsl fault In an Albany base ball game, There is -*• as a railroad to transport the lumber to »ome very attractive and sensible cause the sewer system of that city la yet another yell coming, Brother Not market, it is hardly probable that the literature aid is sending it out at the not extended to cover all sectiuna of ting. purchasers have bought this timber for Brother Nutting was not of the rate of 40 to .Ml letters per day to in the corporation. Thia is a local con their health ami we may expret some quiring prospective settlers. Mr. tention in which no outside town or numlie^ nor has he ever attrmled the thing to be doing, sooner or later. present'l.inn County Fair in |wrson or Waggoner is just in his true element newspaper should lie concerned. when talking fruit culture and says No doubt, the sewer system of that representative. Ilmmai Topics that "Within the next five years l.eba city will lie extet dedin time, but the Farmers of this neighborhood are nnn will be known far and wide as a taxpayers thereof have, alone, the Go to the Scio Planing Mill for your unable to do any plowing because of great fruit center, rivaling Medford or power to say "when.” doors, windows, nails, lock», hinges, the bad weather. Ashland.” If the correspondence furnished any building papr, plaster board, reaily Optim Stic ** Mr. Waggoner's pre news itrms whatever, we should pub r ofing, barn doors track and hangers. C. J. De Wall made a business trip to dictions may seem to some, it is, by no lish it. But to suffer our columns to lie lime, cement, barb and smooth wire of Albany Tuesday. John IieWall went to Salem. Monday, means improbable and he may realize used as a medium through which to sizes, fence steeples, glass molding and hie hopes. He certainly fully believes scokk Albany's governing officials, we I can save you from 10 to 2D per cent on on business what he says, for be seems to be in cannot allow. your purchase. I am going to turn out Everybody ia getting rather short of dead earnest. He is a fluent conver a lot of dour screens, if. you have any Albany has two daily newspaper's feed and some are compelled to buy sationalist and ia a skilled writer, in that should be willing to publish all odd sixes you want, leave your order and haul feed quite a distance argument on the fruit question, he is communications of interest, local to now ami I will make them without any John DeWall has loot several year nvincible and will do much for Leba that city, which is sufficient cause for extra coat and you get them when you ling calves, blackleg is thought to be non ami her fruit interests need them. N. I. Morrison. the Nxwg to reji-ct the article. the cause. Scio shouki profit by what Ixibenon is Looter Holt, our mailcarrier, was doing sml ehvtthi talk up our upland (>ur last carload of fencing ia about The NKW* will be glad to supply a istnets as orrhard aftr*. No where in all gone and we are getting ready to copy of the paper fr«•/; regularly, to 1 r 1 sick a few days last week and Miss Alma S truck mt isr, the substitute, was (Iregon are to be found better land« for order another carload from the factory. any one who will mjoply items of news I fruit culture than east Ami southeast of ------- ling the mail If Lebanon kiecome* a Hood So if you are going to need any fence weekly froth any and all of the sur »- *» -, SrvrrBl of our youn* men went coon River, Scio will have to select a new we can save about 3 cents on a rod rounding neighborhood*. Some one in H hunting (hiring the recent snowstorm, tame; for neither Medford nor Ashland providing you leave the order with us every neighliorhood should be willing tr> »I wdl satisfy our expectations, for we but the only excitement was a dog have more good fruit lands than either now. Come and see us before you buy. take up this work for the interests of Ch*« Wesely. I pu«TT R mod ^ a . uf thoee place*. I r * themselves and neighbors. I I «> I I
