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NEW INDUSTRY TOR SCIO
Mrs. Clarinda MrKnight, n Finn
| county pioneer of IN62, died at the
family home in Portland, on Friday,
M'rii !■’. aged
year*.
The funeral
the Sure Proposition ol Direct Wall
; «centred at the family burial plot, in
rosi tonne«lion Is Rearing
< Sand Bulge cemetery, near the family
Fruit
a
donation
land
claim
home,
on
the
f-.Bow
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\ Pioneer is knocked Down By
ing
Sunday.
J.
W.
MeKnight.
her
Bull; Canine to Hestua
j husband, three son«, one of whom is
Assessor M< Knight and three davghters
' survive her.
Another manufacturing plant Is now
Albany, Or.. April IH. —(Special to
Mrs. MeKnight wa* a most e«tirnablc assured for Scio and it is entirely attri­
the Oregonian.) The life of John W. j WOTOan The family settled on a .kma- butable to the aln oat certainty of a rail
l’rop«t. a prominent pioneer of Linn lwn |and claim, f,mr mil<a ww| of r tail direct into town within the next
County, waa saved today by his dug. rxbanM in Ififc* and RMeed through all few weeks.
which succeeded in driving off a ,,f the hardship. Incident to the pioneer
Mr. 8. W. McFarland, of Oregon
furious Lull which hail attacked him. hfv The pioneer home has never pa**- City, a manufacturer of fine Havana
Fropst received aerious Injuries and ed from the ownership of the husband and domestic cigars, ha* decided to
though the expenence ia not expected J. W MeKnight. and ia located on the move hi* factory from the city by the
to terminate fatally hie recovery ia by .ame
with the farm of th. falls to Scio.
He has rented the
no means sure.
Ntwa family, both of which families Carpenter builim< at the southwest
Prop«t was working at hia farm flve Wrrr r|<«e neighbors, for years
The corner of the bridge and will have hia
miles eaat of Albany when the bull at- . S-rwa exlen<t. aym,iathy to the bcrear- buaiiu-»* under full headway in another
tacked him and knocke.1 him down.
husband, sore and daugl ten.
week.
The animal is dehorned, but it rolled
Mr McFarland is a splendid businc*«
him roughly several times until the dog
man, ha* a family and will lie quite an
llliAlj
WifllS
It
ap|>eared ami »prang at it The dog
acquisition to our town.
The factory
finally »ucceeded in driving the bull
The fact ha* leaked out that ? Ibany will employ three or more hands.
awav from the prostrate man.
1 wants our condenscry and overtures
Dr. W. H. Davis
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' wa* summoned * have been made to the condrnsery peo
KlfitH
from Albany ami found Propst badly pie to move the plant over there,
bruised and suffering great pain. He t There ia only one condition which will
Rid« for the poaition of city electri­
suffered some internal injuriea, the ex- indue» the condensery people to move cian from June 1, 1910 tn February I.
tent of which have not been determin- the plant ami that la for the |wopl« to 1911; but* t<> be considered .May 6, 1910.
ed yet.
continue refusing to supply the amount The city council reserves the right to
It it certain that, had not the dog i of milk required. A* a matter of fact, reject any or all applicant*,
come to hi* rescue. Propel wouki have the creameri«-* are forced to b,.| up on
E D. M yers .
been killed, for he had been badly in­ cream throughout the neighborhoo«! |f,.n
City Recorder.
jured and waa powerless t* defend him- within reach of the exmdenaery ami
•elf from the animal'« furious attack«. whether the milker patronise* the eon-
1 Grand Ball
denacry or not. he is benefitlcd in the
Sen Wins First Sint
price he get* for butter fat. Iiecause
Will be given by the T. J. S. lodge,
the condenaery is here.
at their hall, altuated 2'« mile* eaat of
tn a hotly contested game on the
But should the plant be moved from Scio, on Saturday evening April 23,
Jefferson diamond last Sunday, the
here, which the cotuietiwery fieoplc will |<i|o.
Scio Cuba drove the Jefferson hoys
lie forced to do unless a iietter milk | Music will be furni»h««l by the T. J.
to the wm*i* with a score of 9 to I
supply is obtain««!, then people who 8. brass
bsnd. Everybody invited.
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The gmund waa in good condition and
milk cow» will get lesa for butter fst
Hy Order of Committee
an interesting game was the reedlt.
and an industry which in time will sup­
Aid though the Cut* made a few wiki
ply Ztl to .Hi |s-«>ple, will lc l«>»t to our
throw*, there Waa also a few double
Keep your eye on Morrison's front
community. All the rondenaery asks
playa pulled off. The "Old Languor"
window anil aee the bargains every
is to give it * trial and if the farmer
Bill Williams, umpired for Scio and
l.range Saturday. On Saturday. April
dore not g< t better result* from his
Bill Jones for Jeff. The game waa
£1, I will sell everything in the window
milk than he ran from the erramerir*.
started by "Dunk Morris" making a
at a bargain price. 17 quart enameled
they are perfectly free to return to the
clean hit on the first pitched ball.
dish pan, for 19c.
K quart enameled
creameries. But they should remember
The Scio team wa* tnated fine and
preserve ki ttle, 37c. llo.i’t forge» the
that the loss of the condensery means
no "rag chewing" wa* the rreuIt. The
day.
N. 1. M orruon .
the reduction of 2 to 3 cents |ier pouml
team greatly a Hirer i* ted the crowd of
on a square butter fat test.
rooters that folk wed, aid are willing
The boys and girls deserve the beet
to rhare the victory with them. A re­
chance that can tie given them in the
turn game will be played in the near
I Shower
public achools; for few of them have a
future.
chance to get more education than is
A
"Shower,
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not
of
the
aqueous
Line up: Dave Patterson, C; Oly
here furnished. If you par taxes oa
Baum. P. Alex Munson, 1st H, "Dunk fluid, which is sup|MNwd to dtiM-cnd in one thousand dollars, you will pay four
oopecus
quantities,
at
time»,
during
an
Morris", 2nd. B; Ben Cooch, 8. 8.;
cents for training teachers to |>ut into
Huck Sima. 3rd. B; Elmer Bennett, R. Oregon winter, but a »howcr of u»eful these achools. Vote Yes for Monmouth.
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article*
supposed
to
tie
of
uae
to
a
F. .Jack Powell, C. F.; Ethil Amokl,
J. B. V. H itler . Sec. Com.
young couple just about to be hitched
k F.
i in double harness for life'» journey,
Our carload of buggies hss arrived
descended upon the home of Mrs. V. A.
MeKnight, last Saturday evening In and all our samples are set up. so if
I have chosen May 2, 3 and 4 a* clean honor of M im Willie, her youngest you are in the market for a buggy,
up days, and all property owners are . daughter, who ia aoon to wed Mr. J come and get our pricea, aa we can
save you money. Of course, you ask
hereby notified to remove all rubbish i Chaster Coffey, of Carlstadt Alberta.
from their premises on or before that
Those present and who were the how that comes, but remcmlxr that
donors of the aforesaid shower were, we buy direct from the factory and in
data.
II. M MYKR
Mrs. C. A. Warner, Mrs. R. IV. Gill,.carload Iota.
Y ou ni for buaineaa.
Mayor.
15-3t
Mrs. A. W. Hagey, Mrs. C. G. Gough,
(HiHwr.RKt.r
Mrs Claudia Gill, Mrs. F. T. Bilyeu.
W. 8. Paul of Crabtree, was in town
Misaes Grace and Imogene (»ill Mrs.
Monday, looking after business mat-
Jennie Jones, Mrs. Emma and _
Miss
luxst week R. Shelton negotiated the
ters. He, alao, stated incidentally that
Agnes Cain, Mrs. Edith MeKnight. sale of the M. Muhly farm to J. II.
a fine 9-pound boy arrived at his home
Miaa Auda Shelton and Mi * Mary ’ Jonaa, recently of Nebraska.
The
on the 9th inat.
Crabtree.
farm la comprised of M acrea and the
sale included all of the personal pro­
Gwcl (Inftiufi
Two funerala ocetire«l at Providence perty. crop, and nearly all of the
Several of the boys made Lyons a church ami cemetery, last Sunday. houschokl
fixtures.
The
purchase
Mrs. Gerile Stringer, whose home was price waa M.MO.
visit Saturday night.
Walt Bilyeu ami family have moved in Salem, where her death occur.-«! on
April 15. She waa a sister of J. L.
tkr I weel SarktU
up to Gooch, arriving Friday of last
Davenport and the funeral service was
Tlic bill-iwln« am pttes-s «iHde-l ua Tl.nislar
week.
conducted by Rev John Osborn, of 'ilcw h
bj mar Italer«;
Mrs. Iva Houser of Albany in visit­
Uhral. |*»r Inmteel
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Independence.
The aecotwl funeral . fml«.
per
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<•
ing her old time home.
wa* over th«- remain* of formerly Mr*. »tour, per *■ .................... e.«^....«^.
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Fred Bradshaw retummi home, last John ('raft ami waa corwfurtcd by Geo. Hnin. urr l<m
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Mbbtltng« per t«m ............. ..
M «B
week, after spending th« winter in L. Sutherland.
(*hnp* per
.. m as
Mutter. {< <matrri per roll
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Frank Rerry has moved down to hi«
F. C. Peery ami E. D. ITiilippi ha* cMrltm«. per pouirt
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listers to board for a few week».
brutlart
concluded the purchase of in acres < liltArnt, |wr pMiml.
(»reue, per p«mn4 ............
mum
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Otto Alexander went down to Scio. of land from T. A. Richarilaon, the 1 urhaya. p^t !•»»••« 1
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Tuesday for a few days visit.
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purchase price being f9*> per acre. Mr. IMtrk«, ju»r pm»n«1
per pmin<*. Ilvt welght
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(Tiff and Nye Phillipa report catching Richardson purchased this lan.1 two or Ft»rk. drt — r il ....
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SO trout Sunday, but we would rather three years ago at MO per acre. Meaars \ml. i«r. promd. R h * «htpping.....
Mbffwp,
per
pmintl.
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.ww.ea
Peery and Hhilipfii will probably cut Mullna.ee« potind. ilr vp ii I . ......
have the fish than the story.
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A little misunderstanding between thia land into small tracts and place
the lister Broa ended up in a fight them on the market. This aale ia
Subscribe tor -
i directly due to the pmapecta for a rail-
Sunday morning.
N boma ! rood thia summer.
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