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About The Santiam news. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1897-1917 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 18, 1911)
sr|o. COI NTY. I |\\ Met ol Business CMnyt OKEGON. Al’GlST leMrM Mlic ScMob Notte* it hereby given that 1 have | retired from editorial charge and i ownership of th«.- Newt. Mr L. L. • Gooding, be my successor. Al) «ubscriptions in arrears up to and including tbc week closing with August 1?, are due and payable tu me arsi 1 am responsible for and will pay all [ndlCatWAS Art IMI II fill Bi Iht B'^fSl just debt* against the News tu the and Best Fa<r Eier Hed in tüt same date. Those indebted to the News can Cü'jniy settle the same with Editor Gooding or myself, but i ills against, must be pre sented to me personally. Mr. Gooding has purchased the -lews The management of the fair it very paper and good will, and I trust every busy these day* getting every thing in patron will continue their support. readiness for the “big event” to be Respectfully, r held week after next, From all Indi T. L. D v <* u KR cations the coming fair will lie the biggest and best yet held. Workmen An Invitation arc busy building a new fence around We wish to extern! a cordial invita the race track and erecting a couple of tion to our friends and patrons to call new buildings, one of which will be for a poultry building The at our office at any time and would used especially like to meet thoae whose grounds and stables are to be put in personal acquaintance we have not yet first class shape and next week all parts made. We shall also, be pleased to of the ground- will be connected up talk with patrons of the school regard with electric light wires. Rills are being distributed which ing the work of the coming year. give the program (preach day. Every Daley & McDonald, proprietors of body are getting their work shaped so the City meat market, are pushing out t he y rosy I • ' ' ■ . «, into new riel la and are well pleased at the fair and several have already with their patronage. They are now made arrangements to camp and thus supplying Shelburn and have a 20 tu make the week a "sure enough” out 26 mile route bv way Shelburn and ing. If you haven't planned to com«- Thomas, which they make twice a do so at once. week and hre also supplying one or two threahmg crews They claim to be Ethel MacDonald is spending -cveral telling meat at lower prices that any weeks at Astoria and will take in the other town in the county and have Centennial, -he will probaldy return their paicea conapicouly posted so all home in time for the big Linn County who choose may read Fair. COUNTY FAIR 1' HUI. GIRL DIES ON TRAIN Still Oomg Bosmess A full «WpS of teachers for the lx-b The Stayton Mail of last week hrd anon public schools has t>ern securt-d, tlx- '.-io jmultry station closed and all | the ' complete list bring as follows the business being taken to *-taylon. superintendent. Prof. C. C. Raker, If the local house is dead it it a pretty high school Miss i-ena R Tartar, lively corpse judging by the business Mfr* Frances M. Judv ami Miss Jennie di • th- past week The Mail* source I.ill. eighth grade, J. J. Mason, sev of information is seemingly untruat enth. Miss Elsie Thaver; sixth. Miss Miss liht Weddlt ol Sil?!«, Succumbs worthy as there has not even been any Anna McCormick, fifth. Mi«s Ethel talk of - losing The Scio station last Il Ep’epsy tn Way Mam» frinn ■'-hatter, fourth. Miss Ethel Ogleabee; year dal over ilfi.tMX) 00 worth of busi- third. Miss Laura Waggoner, aecom*, nt»* and from present prospects will Ntajorl Mrs Jessie Cromwell, primary, Misa grvatlv mere»««- the volumn uf business Abbie Davis and Mias Jessie Wilde, this year. In the meantime the local overflow teacher. Mis* Kate Henderson. manager, John I «-flier, will lie foutai at Mi«a l-ottie Weddle, the 17 \ear<ild the old «land paying highest cash prices The date for the opening of school is September Ihth. •laughter of Oren Wwidle of Stayton. f- - ti s:■ k- in the poultry line di«-d Sunday night between 1U and II ♦ o'clock on the excursion tram enroute ! Chanqe ol Timt home from Newport. A change in the time of the train* The young lady before reaching The mill company shut down Friday the 11 tn and sent their men to fight Albany had gone to th«- toilet in the car on the Woodburn branch of the S. P. fire above Niagara The danger is but was not missed by her father and went into effect Sunday to m«»ct the over. In fact one cannot make fire two sisters, who accompanied her, changes on the main line, The north I mmiih I tram now arrives al West Scio run in the green timlwr this year as the until after the tram had left Albany ■« ■ itt - i -- b< • n <i ol .owl i l.'iid' Sh«- was found bv her viator just la- at 7 o7 a tn.. ami th* south Ixiumi at The fires have burnt much dead rub fore the train reached Kingston a bout I? '" p. m Thia makes the evening bish and made lota of smoke but have It o'clock Sunday tught tn th<- ladies mail reach th«- post Office here twenty tin- minute« earlier ami is a change so far done little damage. toilet, dead The young lady was subject to epi- much appreciated by the public. l)r Ransom's new hospital is a fine leptlc fits and it la presumeil that she i I'-im tpngb-v ami wif«- of near had la-en uvrr-omc by one of the-e . Not a Week Jiasse* without one or Munk era. took advantage of the excur- more new buildings being started in spella. ♦«on to the coast last Sunday. Mrs. The laaly was taken from the tram town. at Kingston by her father ami from Plunkett of Munkers was another to The new quarters for the butcher ’ make the trip there to the home at Stay ton. business of I low mg A Goodman would Newt W•-«Idle of this city, is an uncle be a credit to a much larger town. A traveling outfit ha* been in town of th«- young lady. asking foi -on tracts for putting up tin lam Shephard and wife left for -|Miuting at 13 tents a foot. Our home Eastern Oregon by way of Scio and merchants, do th«- same work for II l.e ba non. Mr*. Ola Vernun ami Miss Emma ent* a foot. Moral? Harvesting of grain has begun. More gram will be threshed in thia Wyman male a flying trip to Albany Buy it now. Now is the time to buy Monday. region than ever liefore. a bottle of Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera Dennis Watkins, wife, son and T. B. Hames, known to many in the daughter, were vieittng II <J Sfidlmg a»d Diarrhoea Rciuady, it is almuat valley is in better health than usual. certain to Im ne«-«le<l before the summer and family Sunday. The mining companies and Marion i* over. This rem«-«ly has no suja-rior. Stanley Taylor, wife and daughter county have »pent many thousands of For »ale by all dealers dollars for buikltng a good mad up the «pent «-unday at Macleay. Miss Nona Miller went to Macfi-av Mi«* Lola Myers of Pendleton was valley of the Elkhorn to the Black Eagls mine. No |<erson can gain a sumlav tu spend a few days with murri«-«l this week to G. C. William*, a traveling man of Baker (’Ity. The correct impression of what has been friends done in the development of the mines <' R. Shelley and family *tarte«l for bride is a sister of Ed Mvers of Scio in that region unless they make a per a two week»' outing on the roast, and is well known here. Mr. adn Mr Williams will reside in either sonal visit. It is immense and what August 13. is more the "stuff” is there. Miss Iva Shilling is spending the I.atiran I«- or Baker City. Mill Cilv Items Shelbiirn Sifiiuzs Dr. Ransom is making a fancy stock farm of the ukl Dick May ranch week with relatives, near Jefferson. William t'hurcMIl, sun Claude and Ransom, Dawes, Mclx-un and others Grant Spangenlierg rcturne«l from a They were gone can be seen driving their bloode«! stock hunting trip Monday tn sulky's most any fine day. four days and killed two bears and two The Scio Mining Co., have built a deer. suspension bridge across the North Charles Hull syent Sunday with hi* Santium two and one half miles l«low parents. their mine which makes one sure fooled Mrs. A. C. Wyman who ns* been ill in crossing. for some time is better. Fruit is scarce in thia region. The company is rapidly its lumber shanties rebuikling Farmers are all bu*y with harvesting. Wooti R hk The New« has mad«- arrangements to ♦ obtain “-helburn note» each w«-k and Notice to Subscribers would like to have a regular correspon The publisher will contimg- to send dent from West 'cio, Thomas, Crabtree th«- paper to thus« on the h«t at date of Jordan and other localities near Scio. purcha*«- unless otherwise orilereil. Any one wi-hing to act in this capacity W •• hoji«- to merit th«- continued patron wdl please call at th«- New* office or ag«- of each subscriber. We wouhl In- write us. Items should reach us not please«! for each one, however, to in later than Wednesday morning of each form us of his wishes in regard to I hi week. Mias Daisy Geddes, of Eugene I tessi* Lathrop, assistant principal of the high school in Rroadhead, Wis., Mattie Lathrop, teacher of music in Bryn Mahr College, Pa., hue Lathrop, a student,in Eugene Business college, sud Ruth Lathrop, a student of Oregon I'm varsity, visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Geddea a few days. ps per. The (tarty has visited in Sen«, Stayton, Newfsirt and other points and are now Notice Thtesherffitft collecting photos and curio* in this I carry a complete line of supplies locality la-fore returning to their for threshers and other maehinerv and home*. am in a position to give you th«- very K orn K<> bh liest at the least prices. S«-c me before you buy. Co« Tiles Joy Rifle N. I. MoRRUMIx A run away team in Albany, last | week, overtook Prof, la-atherman's I cow. The cow was tossed over the team and found a seat on the double- treM. When the tram was «topped five blocks lieyond. "bossy" nhghte-l and strolled leisuA ly homeward. Won- i iler what kind of lex-f they get at the ■ meat markets of our county capitol. ? Stemtd lo Gift Him o Nt« Slomach "I suffered intensely after rating ami ’ no medicine or treatment I tried seem 1 rd to do any good,” writes H. M. Youngpeters, Editor of The Sun, Lake View, Ohio. "The first few doaea of Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver I ablets gave me surprising relief and the second bottle seemed to give me a new stomach ami perfectly good health.” For sale bv all dealers For Sal«-- One-half mile east of Shelburn and 3 miles north of -»cio, 10 acres uf land, one half in cultivation, rest pasture. Bent of soil. Small frame house and barn, both nearly new. Gms! young orchard and situated in a gm*l pleasant neighlairho al For chickens ami Ix-rri«-». it cannot la- la-aten. Price 9I2UI. Fur further particulars, inquire of L. W Pomi roy, Scio, Or*. 40 acres hill land half mile from Monks saw-mill, 15 acres slashed. *k'i young fruit trees, gms! 5 room frame house 2Hx2R. 4 room box house, barn 24x42. «h«-d 1 sale, goat shed, hen house ami yard. 3 giosl springs, alt fence«!. ||MS) if taken soon. J. D. Grim**, Scio, Route I. One of the busiest place* in town the««- days is the Scio flouring mill. Farmers are threshing ami hauling in their grain and sometimes a string of wagon» a «piare long arc waiting for their turn to be wsighwl and unloaded. Sine* the burning of the mill at Jordan much of that territory comes to Scio to do its milling. , Riley Shelton was the recipient of an i invitation to th«- marriage of his brother <!eo. Shelton to Mr«. < allie lx*ng uf Ashland, Oregon. The bridegroom was formerly a resident of Scio ami was for sum«- lime connected with the Hibler A Gill store, lie was very tsipular ami ha* a large number of friends her«- who join u* in extending Several persons who rxpect to go to , congratulations. the hop-yards are thinking of petition ing the board of school directors to Henry Myers, Lloyd Luckenbsch and fMMtpone the oja-ni.-ig of school from Roll Morris return«-«! Tuesday from an Sept., 4 to Sept., )Nth. If assurances eateadsd trip to the mountains where are given that all pupils who go to the they went to fish am! hunt. They re yards will return by the opening of port having had a fine time although school it is possible the board may try the fishing was not up to former years. to change the dal*. Thia cannot be The number of people going to Crane done without the consent of the Prairie th«- past few year* has been teachers as the contracts call for be rapidly increasing and as a result the ginning «chool on the 4th. fish are less plentiful.
