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About The Santiam news. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1897-1917 | View Entire Issue (July 8, 1910)
♦ '1 I VOk • > SCIO, XIV J» > LINN i Abstracts ° Title | I i I i I-inn County Abstract Co i Ì I To all lands ami town lots in Linn County made by men of wide experience and certified to by a responsible com pany. A company that has been established for eighteen years ami is incorporated . . . - . >• COUNTY. OKEGON, « 4 JULY s l’jpi. NO. A Joy Lift GRANGE Smnl Gnrifts W»re Jhl ItafftSHîti— Spieniid Musicai aM llitrini Prrçrim Rendered Yea the N ews man his ex| ern-nced the exuberance of feeling which is »up|H>M<| to permeate one's system when bowling through the country at ■ 20-mlle-an hour clip in an automobile. Last Sunday morning by invitation of Mr. T M Holt, L. W Pomeroy and the local news gatherer of the Nt'S were guests of honor in a 15-mile nulo ride Mr. Holt purchased an elegant new Ford car. a few weeks ago and he has become quite an expert chauffeur in the short time he has had Die ma chine During our ride, when th«- mad was exceptionally smooth the spe«-d Indicator showed that w<- were going at a 30-mile gait. Mr. Holt is road sufuirvisor of South Scio precinct and the purpose of our trip was to inspect M-veral miles of new rood which had been buildrd this year , 2 PORTLAND HOLDS SECOND PLACE Appropr-aMfins far Pacific Coast Liberal — Burned ¡<tr limier of Ncrthwtsl lay bt Made Usciti Portland, Ore., July ti. -Th«- outcome At about l<V3fi a m. President Wood called the Linn County Council to order of an experiment to be trii-d with After a song by the («range and prayer burned-ovrr timtxr in Coos county by ALBANY. ORE. 303 Bromi ft I bi II St : by the chaplain. Secretary I y«r read , the Santa Fe railroad will be watched the minutes of last session, after which ' with interest throughout the Pacific :« o <4 ftH the roll call of («rangea was ordered, Northwest, if successful, it will inrun the following responding: that large areas of forest, formerly T«ng«-nt James Owensby, Mr. «nd coimalerxl tisclcss, w ill Ixicome valtlabl«* ft <ob o o Mrs. E. R. Allen. I under Mr. Holt's direction and the f<>r the burned-over timber yet rvmam- Grand I’rarie Cyrus IL Walker. j long stretches of splendidly graveled I mg. The Santa Fu has contracted for Crowfoot Mr. and Mr*. Harris and road lied »ho»» that .Mr Holt is an ! 12(M) cedar piling fh>m such a tract in If the charred piling Mr. Lindley. : <!.x|xirt in thu art of road building. An .Coos county. Harmony - Messrs Powell and Cor ' [ oval grade from which the water will piuv< . a succès«, much mure of the Largest Stock outside of Portland nett. ; quickly pass away ami a heavy coating same material will be bought bv the Western Star M and Mrs Ohling of grav. ■ :ti lb* . i i ter as str.i . lit »« a 5anta !'*• and a wide market will Im Samples and Estimates on Request Morning Star Mr I :bl ' railway line, ia a work of which Soper- j found fur thia now apparently worthless Banner Messrs Allen, Devaney and s ; visor and every man who participated i timber. FISHING TACKLE Perry. , m building, can well be proud of. Portland ends the cereal shipping In addition to the above Mr. Scott, of | South Scio prvcim t has more miles year May 31, holding second place in Expert Truss fitting Camera supplies, etc • Tangent ami Mr. and Mr« Mitchell, of . <<f well graded and gravelsd roads than the entire country as a wheat export Grand 1‘rarie Grange« were present, . any other precinct in the c<nmty and ing city. New York alone has a great also several olh-rs from a distance most of it has been constructed under er volume to its credit. During the wh<>««* names we did not learn. Mr. Holt's superintendent?. In a few past twelve months Portland has sent ft O Under the call of Granges, all were i years more, if th- present plan of road away 6.3SG.O33 bushels of wheat, valued o !* > report« d in a flourishing condition with work is continued, ami every mile of at 45.791,304. one exception. ruail in this precinct will lie everything l^rge appropriations for Oregon Mr. Cyrus Walker extended a gener that even autolsts can desire. W<- 1 waterway improvements are available al u>'. >tat-n for ull to attr: <1 the Alban;, with Mr. Holt could be pursuaded to by th>* passsgu of th«- Rivers and Her- Chautauqua meet and «aid that a move over into North Scio precinct. fur Inirs bill by the recent congre»». More Grange headquarters would be main a few years and give us the benefit of than 4l.(*O.<><J0 will be spent in perfect tained upon the grounds his skill in ««-curing volunteer road > ing the jetty at the mouth of the Mr. E. C. Peery extended a cordial work «nd in directing the construction Columbia river and ««Iditional fund» are invitation to all to attend the Linn of the roads. provided for dredging the 1^/wer Wil County Fair. e»|»ecially upon Grange lamette and Columbia rivers. Th«- im Day and urged each («range to make provement of the upper Willamette a ml Business Conditions an exhibit. Th» only unfavorable element in the | Columbia ia provided for, as is the By motion a committee of three situation ia th«* unfavorable attitude of Celilo Canal, which gets 4fi*M*,0W. consisting of Messrs Walker. Denny Together with the Great Northern federal lawmakers ami state officials and Cain, were instructed to procure a th«- North* ni Pacific will carry on a towards the railways »nd the spirit s|>eaker for Grange Day ami. also, to exploitation of Oregon. which would prevent the companies work of arrange for any other G rang«- exercise«, from moderately advancing th»ir Writer» and publltlty men arc now be at that time they thought advisable. charge» to offset the increased coat of ing enlisted by the line to work up The committee will, also extend an Operation. When the manufacturer is material to In- used throughout tho invitation to each Grange represented obliged to pay higher prices for raw country in spreading the knowledge of in the Linn County Grange Council to material anti increased wages he docs Oregon broadcast. With the Hill lines prepare and render at that time, a the only poasible thing in the circum actively engaged in the work of publi short literary or musical program. stances and correspondingly raises the city, large r<-««ilts can be ex pect«*d. The dinner hour haring arrived, the charge for his product. The railways Attention ia calleil by th«- Oregonian council adjourned to the adjoining hall are obliged to pay increase« I prices for ( to the growth of the livestock industry and partook of a most bountiful and supplies and higher wages, an*I it ia in the Pacific Northwest. On on«- day elegant lunch. only rrsMinable that they shoukl get of last week It says ten earloads of Al 1J0 the Council raconvenrd and more fur what they »ell. namely Iran«- wheat were received at Portland «nd 40 Report of tho Londitk n of by motion an open session was declared carload» of livestock. It is maintained Maumsfraitr's NMici port at Ion. and the following musical and literary That they are impelled to rai«« their that the stock grower will becooift a Notice ia hereby given to «11 whom it run scio stati bask program, under the direction of charges ia plain from current traffic more important factor in th«- prosjirnty may concern that the undersigned have Grange lecturer R. M Caln was given: returns showing increasedgrnss takings, I of the state than the wh«*at grower been duly appointed administrators of At Scio, In the State of Oregon, at the Music by th«- orchestra. Then while costa of operation have increased within the coming ten years. Joseph Holub, deceased, by the county close of buaineas June 30, 1910. Muric—by the Weaely trio; enehored, in still greater ratio, w;Xh r* mlting there will l«c more wheat grown than at court of Linn County, Oregon; there Reading—by Mrs. Himball, which •Ircreas«- in n* t earnings. Uni* *- the present but the livestock Industry will fore. all persona having claims against ME Mill RC Ell was liberally applauded. greatest of all industries U permitted have expanded to a rr mark able degree th« estate of said decedent are hereby Vocal solo - by R. M. Cain. to prosper the country cannot lie ' by that time, due to Purtlaml having required to present the same with the l»ans and discount«............. 124. «71.09 Comic duett - by Misers Cain and proaperou«.—New York Herald the greatest stockyards and packing proper vouchers to the undersigned at Overdraft«, secured «nd plant on the Pacific coast, Thu means 110.53 White. unsecured ................... their residence near Scio, in said county Reading -by Fred It. Wrst. much to the city's future, It is believed. Eye OeslroyH within six months from the date hereof. Bon*U, securities, etc............ 12,562 13 Music by the Wewly trio. Salem, the capital city, will hold its Dated thia first day of July, 1910. Last Saturday Ignatious Faltua was Banking h<>u«r, furniture The Council, after tendering the ami fixture« ................. Joeeph Holub, Jr. 5,000.00 splitting wood,* using a steel sledge ami i annual chriry fair on July 7, 8 and 9. ladies of Banner Grange thanks for the Frank Holub. tecl wedge. A blow from the sledge This event promise« to be a big affair Cash ami due from approved entertainment, adjourned to meet with Administrators of said reserve bank«................. 75,49t. 09 caused a sliver to fly from the wedge and is being widely advertised. People Grand Prarie Grange on the first Sat Joseph Holub, deceased Check» and other cash item« which found a lodgement in hia left eye. from the entire valley will attend and 452.7« urday in October. W. R. Bilyeu, lie was brought to brio aa quickly aa usual pr«-parations are Im.ng mad«- to Then- will lie keen Atty, for administrators possible and to Dr. Prill’s office. Dr. entertain them. ..118,487.62 Total. ». About the beat practical joke which Prill had left a few minutes before to c«>m|ietition between the valley rountiea i we have heard of lately, waa |>erpc- visit Mrs. Khelton. Fred Bilyeu with for prixea In the cherry exhibits and t.lAMI.niEM Capita! stock paid in...,. ... 410,000,00 trated on Billy William», our harnesa I his auto was then summoned and the amusement features of the fair will he Surplus fund . ................... ... 927.52 maker, by his wife and some other unfortunate young man was in Albany i better than cv-»r. ladies, last Monday. Some ten or That high prices for fiwid products Undivided profits, less expen ami under Dr. Elia* care in 45 min sea and tax«-« paid......... 302 32 twelve people from our town thought a •rs driving many people back to the utes. 'lays fishing trip up Thomas creek a Individual deposits subject to Hr»n. per loa . _ When the eye was examined, it was farm is the belief of those who h«v« MM'llln«» per ton cheek •, •. •••••••••••••. 91,409.9ft good way to spend th«- 4th ami, accord found that tlie ball was destroyed and given the matter attention. Il ia cen- chop, |»r l«m Demand certificate« of ingly, hy nine of the clock they were tcndeii that not for years has th« move- »«Iler. K oustrr pet n«U that its removal waa necessary. The deposit.............................. 12,837.1» on the fishing gnximla. **<<«. l-er 'lmrti i nwnt bc«-n so noticeable as now. All William» and young man waa placed in St. Mary's ■ bk-kena, per pound . Liabilities other than those Dr. Sanderson were the chief fisher I part« of the Pacific Northwest are be < atekrn- |>er nsnj. young broiler« hospital to remain for a few days in 3,010.00 above stated..................... '•eeen, pee pound —....... men and bv noon they had quite a order to be near hia physician «nd to ' ing benefltted. it is «aid, by thia deser lark»}*, per pound ................. tion of the cities and return to the soil. Total. 114,497.62 number of the speckled beauties. They have the services of a trained nurse. Pock«, per ponnd ....... ...____ ____ ™ Confidence ia expreaaed that this will were cleaning th«- fish down at the n«ef. per pound. Hr« «elfbl Park, d m ■■ I .......... State of Oregon, / balance pnxlurtion ami consumption creek bank preparatory fur dinner. V «al. pa. pound, for «hipping .............. Business CMnp . *• snd bring prices of farm products down ' Just at this time Mrs. Williams came Itorc. per pound. »lo-Ser«------------- County of linn ’ Mallon.net Imund. d r»« »J ■ - - - 1 from the canp ami told Mr. Williams Last week P. H. MacDonald conchid- to lower levels. I, W. A. Ewing. cashier of the above that Warden May waa in camp. Wil ed the sale of hi« confectionery and The Scio planing mill is the place to named bank, do solemnly ««rear that liams must have had some fish under cigar business to Adam Hayne, of Chief J us tic« Kuller, of the United get your building material, door«, the aoove Statement ia true to the be«t six inches, for hr at once dump«*d hi« Lebanon. Mr. Hayne assumed charge State« Supreme court, died al hi« home windows. screens, frame«. molding*, of my knowledge and belief. Mr. i In Washington, D. C., the first of thi« i pan of fish into the creek. Sanderson, of the business last Saturday. W. A. E wing , Caahier. etc. Cail and »ee me before buying for some reason, held on to hia fish, so Mac Don ski move, I to hia property at week. Chief Justice Fuller was ap- elsewhere and I will «how you price« Subscribed and «worn to before me that there waa enough fish for dinner. the north end of Main street ami the pointed by President Cleveland and which are hard to beat this 5th day of July, 1910. Of course the fish warden story waa all new proprietor occupies the room« at filled the position with credit and N. I. MoitalftoN the rear of the store room. i renown. T. L. OvoGKit, Notary Public a hoax, but it worked all the same. > WALL PAPER I Woodworth Drug Co., Albany, ore « • ft I «
