The Santiam news. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1897-1917, May 13, 1910, Image 8

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Scarlet fever ia epidemic in Portland.
Tbrt bawl I sm ttM
A I m w line of lad,«-« *j l«»l Wasely
1. Exhibitors will be required to
tlwrvughly up to date
4 < «111«.
furtiiah jar« labeled with name at rose
showing of Mens Ox­
Mr«. I! F. Titua went <»v« r to Al only.
fords. u wide assortment of
Luny M’MHlay,
2 All entries must be Ul b> 9 O a.
styles in button and lace.
Four autos wen* on agir *tre< t* at m. of day of R um > »how.
Ttie following valuable premium« arc
Tan. patent, gunmetal, vici
<M>c Unie, la«: Sursiay afternoon.
•nd <»xblood leathers. Good
AU the lateat «tyles in men« «uita at « tfered;
I. Best 10 vanetiea. eilvggsup, given
Wesely A Cain« at t7 to |£I
wearing and comfortable
by J. F. W eeely. The eu|»*t*. be won
John Morgan, a Linn county pioneer
oxfords which are stylish
two years.
of Plainview, died at hi« home, last
too. and we flt the foot
2 Beat 8 varieties, cut glass bowl
\ou owe it to your-
week.
given by the ladies Civic Improvement
satisfactorily.
Thcr* is not a vacant buainee* house Club.
»elf to corne in and
rtr dwelling in Scio. Mur* l>vilding»
Oxfords
3. Best five varieties, rut giase salad i
are needed.
see the extraordi-
<nah, given by Ijsdie» Civic Improve­ I
.Schilling» Be-t. Yew know what ment Club.
, GiMiranteetj or your money ta<k by
4
B«»t collection climber», not
Speciul lut of men* uxforda
A. sely’a Grocery.
ramblers, cut glaaa sugar bowl Amt
on our bargain ta I de at
Scio rtrawberries shoukl be on exhi cream pitcher. A—L Cabvan.
6. Best collection of ramblers, yar-
price talk, but re­
bition at the Lebanon Strawberry
diner».
<' Gough.
per pair
Fair, June 2-3 4
ti B< «t colloi'tion named n sec other
member we are the
Watch Morrison. A N*-aJ'» front win
than el«ewb»re dated, table linen by
«low for bargaii » ft- m is «« nt» up, on
and
Boger Cain
Grange day, May IX
7. Best 6 Mid Caroline Tsetout,
Special prices on ludira high
shop of Linn Co
Wrsely & Cain have the ajrellMit line berry set by Bibo- A Gill 0a.
of spring ami summer drea« gorvl« than
class tailored suits, newest
M. H-st 6 Pink La France, six 2-year
You are welcome
any other »tore in the valley.
styles and fabrics.
Buv a
ok! roe* bu»hr», winn-ra choice, by A.
Just in, a swell Im* of Packards $4' G. Pnll
suit now at u great saving.
whether vou deaire
’ and L5 low »hoes for men in colors
9. Beat five Psul Ney ton, silver [a*
green black and tan, at Wesely and server, by I has. U eaely.
to purchase iiuw or
Cain.
10. Best 5 Marwan Coebet, sugar
not
Look over our
Rev. D. !«>ree will give atemporance bowl and cream pitcher. Ladies Civic
A lbany , O regon
Improvement
Club.
lecture Saturday evening st the Bap­
line, then you will
II. Best 5 Papa Gonuer, jardlnler,
tist church. Everybody ia cordially
by
Olli«
Macdonald.
Invited.
know when you are
19. Best 6 Gen. Jacqueminot, plats,
Mrs. Eva Wllaon, of Hood River,
right. Our time it
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LOCAL BREVITIES.
* arrived on a visit to her parents, Mr. Ladies Improvement Clab.
18. Best 5 Ulrich Brumar, pillow top
and
Mrs.
J.
A.
Bilyeu,
Monday
even
­
•«*•••••«••«••••**»»
by Dr. Browns.
vou rii.
ing.
14. Beat 6 Harmoaa, pair towel«, A.
Nevertheless the city
marshal’«
W Hagey.
Good line of Ladies Oxfords at We«ely notice forbidding stock running at large
15. Bs«t 5 Fran Kart Druachki. vase
if he will look about, he can find viol*-
4 Cain«.
by Emma Cyrua,
Scio n<>w has 3 »Ool hall and cigar i tors of the I»* easily.
16. Beat whit* rose, powder j*r.
manufactory.
Mrs. Jas. A. Finch, wife of the man Cha*. Warner.
17. Best Cream rose, book on r<*e
Mia« Bessie Morris w«« visiting re­ who was hanged fur killing Ralph B
Flvher, died at the (iood Samaritan culture. E. C. Peery.
lative« tn Portland, last week.
h-jepital in Portland, thia week.
|H. Be«« yellow roee, vase.
Roll
The date« of the Ixbanon Strawberry
OREGON
ALBANY
There is a good prospect that a new Morris.
Fair have been changed to June 2. 3
19. Beat pink rose, bon bon dish. C.
store building will be erect<td on the
and 4.
South »ide. in which a general mef- , Carson.
E«iitdr John Allen Seabury, of the
20. Best red rose. vaae, by E. D.
chandiae business will b- conducted.
Stayton Mail, was a «¡wetator al the
Myers.
•<eio
vs
Turner
will
be
the
ball
gam«*
ball game, last Sunday.
21
Beat dark red roee, silver pick I*
at Scio rext Sunday. Though Scio has
The beat line of fancy and ■tapie
fork.
Dr,
Sanderson.
uiNO-roxa
orrioiH»
nut yet io»t a game thia year, she will
groceries in the Valley, al living pt ice»
22. Best rusy-fiesh rose. piste, R.
have the hardest game of the season
Passi i>«sr, W. F .Gill.
J. JBarnw, W. F.GUI,
at Weaely’s Grocery.
Sbeltan.
next Sunday.
J. A. Bilyeu, J. R. Barn«»,
Hmnrraar, C. A. Warner
The ad, of Mr. Cladek. last week,
23 Best moss rose, celery tray, W.
I t- Benn. of Fairbanka Alaaka.
C. A. Warner.
should have read th) pig», instead of
W. Williams.
I who has been visiting her couatu. Mr«
1601b pigs.
24. Blackest ruse, glass bowl, Ladies
J. S. Morns of this city, for »everal
H. W. GUI report« that Jersey dairy week«, left last Thursday enroute for Improvement Club.
26. Best individual ruse, rose prurwr
cattle »old well at the Welt sale, Medford, to visit s «or..
N. I. Morrison.
below Portland, last week.
Mt :« X KM»M IHM TO
A. P. R ums II. who lately sold his
Ribbons will be awarded best sweet
A new line of mens suit* in all the farm, located near the North Santiam
new colors and shade« an.I fancy weave« bridge, has bought another farm, with pea», nasturtiums, carnations. |>etuniaa,
peonie« and other flowers.
at Weaeiy & Caine.
tine impruv«*menta, near Macleay in
Date will be announced later.
IM(»RPOIWncr> ItMX’KMHKH aw, t»O4.
Mra. Wm. Knauf, of Pidtomsth, is Marion county. His new purchase cost
viiiting 5i«r parents Mr. and Mrs. I him 1125 per acre.
Shelton, of near this city.
Vnt Sen H mm
N ovick All parties pasturing cattie(
Gray la the color this scaaon for I I horses, etc. Inside of th«* city limits
Mr. Burden made a trip to Portland J
mens suite, and Weaeiy A Cain have a will find same in city pound st th«* co»t this week.
dandy Mae,
Mrs. Clyde Nukes has been on the,
of fifty cents per head.
sick
li»l the past week.
I)neb- John Richarson will soon let
J. N. W kpplk
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Paul Tompkins has given hi* house a
the contract for building a residence on
City Marshal.
new coat of paint this week, which
south Main street.
Uedneaday August 31, ia Albany day louks floe.
P. H. MacDonald han erected a neat al the Linn County Fair. Gat the rail
Mr. and Mr«. Leroy Goasage went
and eoinmr-diou« bam on his proparty road through an«l Albany will be there
over to Albany one day last week.
at the north end of .Main »tmet.
Albany Democrat. The railroad will
■Marton Arnold will take hu old place
Save your chisks by iiit>g Lee*« be comph ted so that an excursion train
at the depot Fnday night, after an
Grroaaonv Diamond and Lilly’s Best can be run right into Scio, by that
absence of a month.
chick feed, at Weeely’S Grocery.
time.
Mr«. Mura Knauf of Philomath has
0aa. A. Richard««*! and Dr. S. C.
Morrison A Neal are prepared to do been visiting her abler, Mra. Hoe
Browne went over to Albany, Monday. 1 your plumbing in flrst-clsM shape. Alt Phillipa the past week, returning home
to attend Circuit court for a day or work guarantr«Hl to give satisfaction. Monday.
They have a «xunph-te line uf piping of
two.
Martha Quigly waa married one day
"LINK* IN OREGON"
Another baautiful line of spring and various su«-a; also couplings plug«, re­ last week to Mr. Mclxmghlin and will
TO
RATES
summer dress good« and trimmings at ducers, faucets, hose and at th«i very live tn Washington near the Columbia
lowest priros.
river, «he kept the intended evept very
Weeetay ami Cains.
$72.'»41
Chicago .......................... ..............
The chief world event since our last quit, however, we all wiah her much
K. C. Peery. Dr. Prill, and Chas.
issue
is
th«*
death
of
King
Edward
VII,
happiness
in
her
new
life.
Council
Bluff«
Weealy Went to Portland, last Sunday
All Writ Scio people were glad to
Omaha
evening, to look after matter» concern­ of England. Only ten years ago he
was crowned King, aucc«*«*ding the long »ee work begun on the road between
Kansas City
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ing H. L. A J. V. railroad.
reign of his mother Quern Victoria
the depot and S-io last Monday, for it
Mnke money from your hens by feed­
St Joseph
Hi« «eeond son «uccewis to the throne i» surely the worst peice of road any-
ing l^e’s Egg Maker, bone, shell and
St.
Paul
under the title "George V."
I wh« re in thia locality.
grit. At Weaeiy’a Grocery
6.3,90
Among the circuit court prwdeeding«
EVANt*
SL
Paul via Council Bluff«
A large line of boy« and youths suit«
at Albany this week were two divorce I
Minneapolis direi't
60.00
in all the latest style« for spring have
trial» of Scio pimple. C. A Knauf was
just arrived at Wewley and Cain.
Minneapolis,
via
Council
Bluffs
.
63.90
granted a divorce from Lewi« Knauf
I will »e)| at public sale, at my farm,
The aubsenpttona to ths S. I. 4 J V. and the cause of Valeria Richardson
Duluth, direct
.......................... 66.90
rail rood by the people of Scio and against Js«. A. Richardson, warmly situated near the railroad bridge aero»»
the
North
Santiam,
14»
miles
north
of
67.50
buluth, via (Council Bluffs
vicinity, in donations of cash, labor and contested, had not been decided as we
Shelburn, at 11 a. m., on Saturday,
right-of-way are estimated at the value went to press.
67.50
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May », 1910, the foilowi.ig listed
of »25.000
The N ews job office is now preparing personal property;
A special meeting of the Farmers some neat folders boosting the Scio
11 Jersey milk cows, fresh, 6 2-year
Educational and Cooperative Union is high school for next year, which will
Tickets W ill he on aale May 2 and 9; June 2. 17 and 24;
old Jersey heifers; 1 8-yrar old Jersey
called for Saturday, May 14.
There embrace th» full four years high school
heifer, fresh soon; 3 2-year old steers;
Jul}
and 22: August 3 and September X.
are important matters to consider.
course. Prof. L. L. Gooding a teacher 1 bay work horse, weigh about 1200 lbs. -1
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GKO. L. SVTMOILAMD, Pres.
of 14 years experience in high school 1 bay mare, weigh about 1100 lbs.; 16 The above rates apply from Portland only.
From points
The Farmers Meat Market will pay work, will be in charge and th«- outlook head of Poland China hogs. 11 head of
rate to Portland, to
the highest market price for beef, for a large increase of high school pig» ready to wean, 1 work harness; 3 south of Portland, add one wav local
One way through
mutton, veal, pork, hides and eggs atuiienta is bright.
stands of bees; 1 slip road scraper; 1 make through rate via Portland.
They «lent want the earth, but they do
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Ehlert. of hear garden cultivator; 1 sewing machine. California, add
$15.(10 to the above rates.
want your produce and are willing to Lebanon, drove over la«t Monday 1 small cook stove, and many other
pay for it
evsiung. Mr. Ehlert has just returned articles to«> numerous to mention.
Ten days provided for the going trip. Stop-overs within
For Sale We have no more White from an extended trip to Mexico and
T erm .« or 8 alk All sum« of «10 and
limits in either direction. F inal return limit 3 months
lx*ghorn ('ockerb for sale, for all are Minnesota. Hr report« the mining under, rash in hand; sums over 110,
from date of sale, but not later than October 31.
»old. But wr have and will have W hit* prospects in Mexico, in which many notes with approved security due six
I .eg horn egg» per »el ting of IS for >1. Linn county people are interested, to months from date and bearing 7 per
No [Hirer stock of thia breed can be be exceedingly bright and the weather cent, interest.
found any where. We also have a few in Minnesota to be exceedingly cold.
A. P RUSSELL
General Paeoengoe Agent
fiedigreed Poland China pigs for »ale He ia very optimistic whenever the Frank Shores. Auctioneer
I R. Shelton, Clerk ♦
«
i .Mexican mine ia mentioned.
yet. Trappist Fathers. Scio Ore.
Portland, Oregon
A
g Before Y ou Purchase Y our
Spring Suit
;
$3.50 || $.)
I
style
quality
S. E. YOUNG & SON
We never disappoint
THE BLAIN CLOTHING CO
Scio Millbifl (forçpaQg
SCIO ROLLER MlkkS
Excursion Ratos to the East
During 1910 Fro« Ail Points on the
SOUTHERN PACIFIC
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