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About The Santiam news. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1897-1917 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 7, 1910)
T. J. Munk era. of Portland, w*;. hstftMy Niifiihttl doing business in Scio lest week. The republican representative ticket Young thoroughbred buff urpington in this cuunty, it transpires, is an as roosters for sale at 92 each. sembly affair, an interesting thing for JoHN W eski . y voters to remember. Just before the F'<> r S alk — A full set of blacksmith state meeting of the republican as | tools. Inquire at the bcio Livery sembly convention in Portland the stable. names of the delegates to the conven A beautiful display of the Mr. and Mrs. W F. Gill returned tion were published by the Democrat very la'cst and rnoat stylish from a two-weeks outing at Yaquina and other papers, aod among them Hate for ladies and misses bay. last week. They report a splendid Werv the following in our new enlarged Milli time. P. H. Beatty and J. W. Miller. nery department................ FOR S ale —A high grade standard Halsey. make piano, cheap. < Ibject. going Mr. Beatty is the nominee for senator : away. Apply of Joseph Babchweid. from this county, and Mr. Miller fur The very latest style» in representative S. 8. Train was not a j Scio. Suita, best fabrics ami the prie»« are an important We neglected to state last week that delegate. but he wrote a warm letter in John R Gill is making a visit to his the Oregonian in favor of the assembly factor, also......................... daughter, Mr«. Grace Butcher, of atid against the anti-aasembly move ment The Democrat is not informed ¡North Yakima. Washington. Our sho* mg <>f Full and Rev. lyorre will give a temperance as to Mr Simpoon'a record on the Witter Footwear is corn , lecture at the Arnold sclmol house question. L. E. Bean, the joint sena ph-te. Everything i.i the ' Saturday evening, (Jet. 15. at 7 30. tor nominee, was a product of the as sembly. There it is, full of assembly, SL.,v line (or Mvn, Wonen Everybody cordially invited to come. an institution foisted upon the people and Children. Thia is one if you want the beat time piece that at a lime when another method was in of our »pccialtie» . , you ever owned, •••<■ Hagey and get an practice An effort was miuh- by the Illinois watch. You can’t beat them last legislature to pas« a law providing ■ unless you use a club. for the**- astrmbliri, but it was defeat Mrs. Maud Holland is in Salem re* w, and in the face of all this these men S E YOUNG*SON feeiving medical treatment She sub are seeking an office too important to mitted to a surgical operation ami is be trifled with. If elected it mean» Ai. hany . O regon reported to lx- getting along nicely- that the direct primary law, an institu Farmers do not need to complain of tion of the people, will be in danger, ack of moisture now. The continuous for they have put themselves on record, rain of last Sunday ami Monday has all <*f them but Mr. Simpson. It mean» placed the ground in g<»«i condition to also that the election of U. 8. senator by the people as now provided for plow. under statement number one will lie in LOCAL BREVITIES. Read ‘"Tip- Spirit of Idaho" by λ aaa »sas* »»* »* *» Arthur W. North. “(•renter Than danger, for the assembly movement is Gold." the harnessing of western river» aimed directly at statement number A. W. Hagcy has received a fine line by Clayton M Jones, in October “unset one. one of ths mxl popular move of solid gold rings this weak. Magaxme. Now on sale al all news ments of this ag<-. Th.- voter» of Linn county should run W anted A girl fur general house stand» at 15 cents. no risks. This is not a time for jeopar work. M ml L. L. G oo D i N o Dr. S. C. Browne expects to leave dising these institutions of the people. Make n.i.ncv from your het « bv f«-..! for Sumpter, alxiut October 11». He M. A. Miller for state »enator. A. A. ing I «•*-'« Figg .Maker, b«»ne, shell and ha» leased a hospital there Sumpter Tussing, C. L. Shaw an.l F. J. lienney. i is in the midst of a large mining dis- for representatives, are all outspoken grit. Al Wcsely’a Grocery. • F or S alk Sowa with pig», very i trlct ami this ho»t«tal takes care of all on ¿these questions, and besides are 7 miles southeast of or *r»jur«-»l miners. eheap. V. \ Cladvk, . men of such »landing as to make thvir Tickets are on sale for the winter election needed in the interest of Linn Sc io. F or S ale Cheat seed fine and clean »«•”»«• ««Tte, to be given under tbe county, as well a« in the perpetuation at J. N. Morn»' feed store, Lebanon i auspices of our board of school directors "if th- direct primary an I stat.-rn-nt I hi I . ' i l ! i ' ' . ‘ . al number one. Albany Democrat Oregon. t.f I -ph an» 11.«- i|.t« i|..i»r »h- ,,«! Schillings Best. You know what. receive a liberal patranagv. Guaranteed or your money back by | Scio now His Signal Strvc« A good competent physician can »e- Weaaly’a Grocery. The Weather Bureau of the U. 8. The best line of fancy ami staple olrr • «*** >««••»•«" ha will corn»- Department of Agriculture, has es pond at once with Dr. 8. C. Browne, groceries in the Valley, at living prices <>f Scio, Ore. Dr. Browne will leave tablished a partial signal service station at Weacly’s Grocery. Scio aiiout the 15th of October, to take in this city aim ! haa supplied the neces FOR **ALK 400 bushels of vetch seed, Prof. Gooding charge of a hospital at Sumpter, ir. sary weather flags. ready for seeding, at St. 10 per bushel, i.a» charge of tin- »1«! lor. ai.ii the flag» Eastern Oregon and hr is quite anxtou» at hantiam Farm. S. W. G aines ' to leave his pilo ti" in .«< -i III - ..mpe wHI lx ioplayrd over the city »cliooi buikilng. The flag« are numbered and Raise fruit instead of bugs, worms lent hands. signify as follows: ami mi*», by using Lilly's Beat Tree No. 1 St|uare white, when displayed Spray» At Wisely’» Grocery. Mr Bowerman, < andidatefor govern alone,indicates fair weather and station Call on Hagey, the jeweler, ami get or, is making the mistake of stating his that boy one of those $1.60 watches, political status Jn the new»pa|H-rs. He ary temperature. No. 2 '■quare blue, when alone, in they are all fine time keepers. has, also, bitterly assailed Senator dicates rain or snow, tenqx-ralurr Save your chicks by using Lee'» Bourne, evidently attempting to attract stationary. Gcrmoaone Diamond and Lilly's Beal ; tbe attention of the people from him No. 3 Square, half white and half chick feed, at Wisely'a Grocery. self to the senator. Of course Mr blue, alone indicates local rain or snow, School liooks are aoki for cash only.I Bowerman would I m - glad to have his stationary temperature. Those aoki on credit at the beginning | association with the assembly forgotten. No. 4 Triangular black, indicates of school should l>e (»aid for at once. He does not want the people to know tcnqierature. E. C. P eery that his individual sch« ming had so put No. b Square white with black renter, Don't forget that E. C. Peery ha» ■ up the assemblv that the result was cold wave flag full line of talking machines and M known even before that tody nu t. lie No. 1 with No. 4 above it, indicates always ready to get you anything in would like to have Messrs Wythceombe fair weather, colder. Smith ami Ackerman forget that he so that line any old time. No. 2 with No. 4 above, indicates We will now offer our entire line of organised and tilled the assembly with rain cr snow, warmer. buggies, hacks ami wagons at factory delegates friendly to himself, that they, No. 2 with No. 4 below, indicates one ami all. were beaten before their rain or snow, colder. prices. Now is the time to buy. names were proposed. Senator Bourne No. 3 with No. 4 above, indicates C has . W isely is not an issue at this lime. Two years local rain or snow, warmer. F or S»LK- Mixed vetch seed ready ' hence will be plenty of limr to discuss No. 3 with No. 4 tie low, indicates for sowing. *J. S. Kibbey residence 4 i whether the |*cople want him continued miles southwest of Scio, on the in the office he now holds. The local rain or snow, colder. The report will be telephoned from Serfling farm. question now before the people is: Is Albany. Special safe* on buggies. hark» and Mr. Bowerman a man whom the people wagons tor the next 30 days, It wfll desire for governor and will he protect Asctien Salt pay you to see us before you buy. the primary law and statement line as 1 will offer for sale at public auction, C ham W isely he says he will? Owing to his extreme at my residence in Scio on Thursday,- We have a fine line of mens harvest activity in promoting the aas< mbly ami gloves, straw hats, etc., just what you filling it with his own delegates, some October 13, 1910, beginning at 1 p. m. Jk ■ statement stronger than hi« word is «harp, the following listed personal need in the harvest field. llibkr I i ncTesaary, The |*-upk- will look upon property: Gill Co. 2 horsx-s, 1 buggy. 1 set of double You people that want the country * the attark of Senator Bourne a» a very harness, 2 cows giving milk. I heifer, ‘■wet" vote for it, but those that like cheap bid for votes. «addle, bridle and martingale, 5| coni» dryness shouki go to E. C. Peery's drug of ash wood, 1 cultivator, about 10 tons store and get n wagon umbrella. None Administrai™ Notice Io Crtditors of hav, cheat, <>ate and vetch, not better. mixed, 3 tons of sheaf oats, oats and Notice is hereby given that the lie have samples of John Deere wheat in bin, a full line of household double disk plow which we will give undersigned baa been duly appointed by goods and office furniture and fixtures. you special prices on. Don't miss this the County Court of the alate of Ore Terms of hale: All sums of $10 ami gon, for Linn County, administratrix if you need a plow. under, cash Is hand; over 1)0 credit of of the estate of Charles W. Richardson, six months withlkit interest, notes to b,- Cilia. W knki . v . deceased. All persona having claim* well secured. DR. 8. C. B rowne The Farmers Meat Market will |>ay against said estate are hereby required the highest market price for beef, to present the same to me properly mutton, veal, pork, hides and eggs. Murdered it Sett verified as by law n-quir<*i at my They dont want the earth, but they do High prices on hardware, farm imple residence East of Scio, Oregon, within want your produce and arc willing tn six months from the date hereof. ments. fence, stoves, ranges, etc., have i pay for it Iwen killed by Morrison 4k Neal at the , Da tn i this September 24. 1910. EsTRAYKD A sorrel mare, weighing south end of the steel bridge, Scio, Ore SlRAM Rl< IIAKPSON. aiiout 1000 noumls, estrayed fmm the Administratrix. An oil expert says that Scio is in the Buena Vista ferry, on September 19. C C. B rya . vt , attorney.' She has a while stripe in the face, is First publication Sept. 30, 1910, luMt center of one of the best oil districts in the Unite*) States. He stated further branded With a large A on left stifle Oct ». 1910. and. when last seen, wore a halter. that a well £kx>feet deep would demon Any one who will or haa taken up the strate that Eastern Linn county hail 1rs L J. Imboli. Scaasirtss animal and will notify me, will be both coaloil and coal gas in abundance. ' suitably rewarded. H enry N olan Plain and Fancy Sewing. Ready made ' A local company to prospect this pro- Lacomb. Ore. suits altered Residence South Main St pewit iou shoukl be organued. We Are Showing Early Fall Styles Be a Correct Dresser “7 II It coats no more to be well dreafled tliMii to b«- irxlifferent on this point. Now as fall is upon or and it it time again to think of new clothe'« Why not get a suit that is stylish and one that gives von self cor.fxlence by knowing vou are dressed as well as any other man. <>ur store is chuck full <>f new up to date fliiits and overcoats in tanev Cashmer and Tweed», of colors of brown and gray mixtures, the reason's most populipr materials. Whether it be for a young man who desires something more extreme or for the conservative dresser, our line is complete. We have a suit At any price von care to pay. It will be to your interest to see this fall showing. 5 !» N THE BLAIN CLOTHING CO. DEPENDABLE CLOTHIERS Oregon Albany •'SriCKHM DIRSOTOMB J. J.Barnw, W. F. Gill, J. A. Bilyeu, J. R llartiM, C. A. Warner. 1’RMinxxT, W. F .Gill. S kikktxsy , U. A. Wixriwr SCIO ROLLER MILLS IN« OKI»« »H A l b i» We do • on Faad Flour. Gortoral C uxiutn dP S«|a Wa ara ! »V < I’MIIF H 1004. Floor and Hilling BuuMhl WHaa« in UH. tha Field Treat Y ou and for Elihangad Butin««« and for Will HigKl People Of Oregon g IT IS NOW UP TO YOU The popular Colonist Fares will ag*in be in effect between September 1' and October 15, during which period tickets to Scio will be on sale daily from CHICAGO ...................................................60 S w/s OMAHA A .1.\X-15 ! 11Y W.00 ST. PAUL.................................... 125 GO and from other cities correspondingly low. These are west bound, one-way fares only, but anyone here can Prepay for relatives or friends in the East, if desired. Consult your local R. R. agent NOW IS THE TIME to let the world know of our vast resour ces and splendid opportunities for Home Building. Write to everyone jov know in the East. Send them good in»truct- ive printed matter, and tell them that the cost of getting here is but little more than half the usual cost, and call on a repre«entative of the Southern Pacific Co. for all desired information or write wm . M c M urray Gsnsral Passsngsr Agent Portland, Oregon f
