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About The Santiam news. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1897-1917 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 27, 1911)
lew UH Orgioiiei lay night a new in Reto. And whi The People’s Store UON. JANUARY t Ut Prtlitiunn demo f.itration wurl Jt ISll U bi Attend this sale at soon as you can. The Liggett liar gains are sure to go first. S E YOUNG ASON to order by Immediately oeiation for A lbany . O rbcon AVAILABLE dnd secretary of ti ir.structed to Whip fee in the *riatlon, CIO. ■ fesr of 10 cents In the grand Al Waaely's Grocery. II give 2% per ccn- discount f< r n sll outstanding accounts for io N- I. MoraiaoN « ordered moved I Freeldent Prill the same. X iervd that the sails for bids to h< Fair, the ban«! price« the board • to reject any or nn<! rnn Rrrvt» V ip tirchi®’Mn«r FfWetwwwr.' WetiM die motti modem and tip to date HVidein of uì>- Rtracting • An unlimited amouut of monw to loan on <» per cent, per annuii! on approvo«! fami rtjcuritv BOTI! PHONEH IN THE OFFICE TELEPIlONt OR UHIIP. In Ike C.rcatl il the State el Oregon For Coonty ol Lins Albany Abstract Co., l m curl b WALL PAPER Largest Stock outside of Portland Samples and Estimates on Request FISHING TACKLE I Expert Truss fitting—Camera supplies, etc Woodworth Drug Co Albany, Ore Fhe ¡Wonderful ALADDIN Lamp urea * luxurious, soft, white Halters Art Nil noting Along ! niolkly la orc ha rd work, mai a<r. farm manage: Esitici N r 4 ho mt* managrtn«* n t. prati,, butler at.d kind r rd nubjacU, t A short time ago the S-h*»»l boirl of in the form of < Lscuwitotiit anti demon- strations un th* acb;ects of good ms 's Diet. No. I near Crabtree decided that for the state and Irrigation in the . in all probability tin*re was a contagious Willamette Valley will be a>lded to the skip disease among the pupils of their |»*h«> I anti after considering the matter , program. A large corps of special lecturers, ordered the t« acher to send four many of whom are reprosentalive man ! children who seemed to be afflicted of this state, have been seeumd to with this disease, home for a short assist the Collegr experts in carrying time unti^ they had su<*c«*e«led in curing on the work Tina has made it possible up thia breaking out or were sure it to fill every hour of the day from eight was nothing contagious. The teacher in the morning until ten at night with proc sided to carry out the inatructiona «< tl*. board an*! upon questioning sps'Ciat features. Th« work will deal entirely with vital Waldron Easton, a boy about fifteen problems which are claiming the atten years of age. the boy replied that he -n..- ■ .t .. f un itch, that hi» tion of the people of Oregon. Those in ■ .■ I »¡»ter Katie, at home, had the same, attendance will be urged to bring up for discussion at d demonstration sub but that they had a preparation at home jects in which they are particularly from hr. Booth which would cure it in iriterestid arid which is-rtuin to the ten days. Thia boy and three others peculiar problems arising out of their were sent home. Th«* Easton Imy be ex[«r enci* ur : « - nr«* <*!mrs> t< n»tic came very« disorderly and the teacher suspended him Upon his arrival at of their particular community. The h<>m« hi« parents became very angry work will be carricil on vlry much In the fur tn of a large farmers institute and determined to throw the teacher out of school for »«tiding their boy with a special division giving particular attention to the various features of home. Very abusive language was «rod over the phone and false reports home making and management. circulattxl but to no avad The direct A poultry show, at which the beat, ion« all stood by their teacher. Easton fowls in the Northwest will be exhibit ev«*n went to Albany declaring he would ed. is scheduled for the last day of the ■ send the sheriff after the* teacher ami session. This feuture, in conneettun! chairman of the board We presume with the special work on good roads th» sheriff was out of town that day and irrigation, will add greatly to the ' for he did not make his ap{>earaiM?e and scofta of the work. Indications art* Easton had very little to say when he that last year's attendance of 400 will return««! home. lie more than doublet! at this session. The result of Easton's exertions is: I >ean Cordley reports that communica-1 He is sending his children two snd one- tions are coming in in much greater ' half miles to school st Crabtree, numbers than ever before and that the though his daughter is teaching within general interest throughout the state one mile of home but probably does not seems to justify the belief that the care to attempt the management of College will be crowded to its utmost boys wh» are not manage«! at home. during this week. The railros«!» have School at Dial. No. 4 is continueing promise«! to give special rat«*» for the nicely and Miss Compton, the teacher, occasion and the city is being canvassed has been urged to teach the remainder for accomodation • fyr the visitors. of the school as she has given good ? satisfaction. fly motion the 15th day of February was designated by the board as shade tree planting day and otherwise beauti fying the grounds. The president Sl’KCUI. RET o RTMI instructed to give due notice of same. By motion, the first day of th« Fair was designated a» Grange Day the ; The death of Mrs. Mary J. Munkers second as Lvbanon and Brownsville day; i occured in halem at the home of her the thiril as Albany and Harrisburg day, * daughter Mrs Ed Keene on Thursday ami the fourth as Stayton and Jefferson Jan. 19. 1911. day. Mrs. Munker», (Nee Mary Chrisman) A canvas to cover band staul was was Iwirn in Boone Co., Indiana Dec. 27 ordered provided for. 1343. She wa* married to T. M Munkers By motion, a fiat fee of 10 per cent. , Jan. 13th 1M70, and to this union were Was ordered charged on all entrances born three children, Cora, Clinton and for races. Ida. two of whom survive, Cora having Secretary Shelton was instructed to preceded her mother to the great beyond. correspond with the secretary of the There were also three step-children ar.d State Fair Association with reference a niece over whom she presided like a to judges, starter, etc., for the races. mother.* President and secretary were ordered 1 She became a Christian in early girl- to asc» rtain the coat of a road or track i .1 mill, districts 2, 2H. 69, 72. 90. Wl. hood and was a loyal, faithful member sprin kier. 93, and 102. of the Christian Church, to the last. The fee for ball playing on th«* 1.25 mills, district 90. Beside the children that survive her groumls was placed at 110. the same 1.3 mills, district 35. are on«' brother, A. CL Chrisman, eight bring granted to Ben Gooch and others. i 1.2 milk, district 115. grand children ami four great grand 2 mills, districts 3, 11, 21. 37, 54, 56. children. «1 and 76. Fine Hogs Shipped The funeral took place at Shelburn 2.5 mills, district 41. Saturday, January 21, and the remains Messrs Barrows and Davenport, of 3 mills, districts 94 and 123. were laid to rest liesidc her husband in up Crabtree way, are acheiving fame as 3.5 mill», district 20. the Miller Cemetery breeders of fine Berkshire hogs. This 4 mills, districts 10, 33, 74. 32. 89 and week they shipped two sows, of service 132. age and for breeding purposes, one to 4.5 mills, district 14. Seattle and the other to Independence. 5 mills, districts 100, 103, 131. I will sell at my residence on Pent There is, probably no better strain of 5.6 mills, district 42. land avenue, on Tuesday, January SI, Berkshire» in the United States than 3 mills, district 9A. 1911, all of my household furniture, that which the above firm owns. They 7 mills, districts 79, 92, 129. Rale to commence at 2 'clock p. m are making a business of raising breed R mills, district 130. Terms eash. ing animals ami they aim to secure the 10 mills, districts 52. 95. M2, 121. beat specimens to be had in the country. U.2 mills, district 31. It la needless to say that animals of 12 mills, district 110. , thi< herd exhibited at Fairs, always 13 mills, district Wt. * walk away with the blue ribbon. It will be observe^ th#t ^ie.)evy for When buying a cough medicine far sc hi is neither the highWt gAe lbwest, children bear in mind that Chamber- Every family has need of a good, either in city, school or road mptricL reliable liniment. For sprains, bruises, |lam's Cough Remedy is moat effectual colds, croup and whooping cough soreness of the musefes and rheumatle and that it contains no harmful drug. pains there is none better then Cham - For sale by all dealer». berlain's. Sold by all dealers. Sale of Personal Property The Ntcwa respectfully invites the city council to visit the streets on the south side, some dark night ami are how imperfectly reme of the streets are lighted as compared with those on the north side. operation. The light is than gas or electricity.
