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About The Santiam news. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1897-1917 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 25, 1911)
(ûhr S‘in tinnì >lru5 to no further trouble than he would I k * if he Hold hi« produce to the home merchant. At pres* ent. the home merchant« can not find a market for nearly all the produce offered them. Formers elsewhere have made a success of an organization of this kind. Why ran it not I m * done here? P. S. Since writing the above lines there ha« come to hand a direct inquirv from a Portland wholesale house which is <f interest in this connection. In another column we shall publish a part of the letter. Mill City Hems Rail I^ewis, who has fillet! several logging contracts for the pub ; ishfd every frida / by Curtis Co., has secured a logging II,. < i < > < > I > I X < » contract in th«* Coos Bay country Mirro» awn l'»<>r»i«ron. consisting of rone billion feet. He, his two brothers. Sherman and Wallace and families left last Politicali! IniepeuM Monday. The men going over Entered at the postofRce at Sew. Ore land with teams and their fami a» aecond-ela*s mail matter. lies go by cars and stage. Mr. and Mrs. Flatman enter Hl ’ ItH« 1« tl'l l< »X HAIFS. taints! a numlK*r of young peopl«* On« year in «.ivance 41 2S at their lumber camp on the side On« year. at end uf year ............. I SO of Henneses mountain the 14th On« year, at end of 2 year» ... . 1 75 inst. The youngsters enjoyed 00 line year. at end of 3 year».............2 7S Six month» in advance..................... enjoved the dinner. M Three months tn advance ........ The C. L Co. is putting in u6 Single copy in wrapper .................. some logging railroad lines into their green timber. A IIV F 1« TIH1NI . HAIFS: Ml Small fruit is scarce and in Cant of thanks ............. ............... «».'. Special obituary notice«, per line great demand. Extended wedding comment», E. Herness. who sold his ¡»lace per line......................................... Display ad*, to be changed weekly on Riggs Prairie, is back after if desired, one column wide taking a look at a large scope of ir. each insertion, per inch.. country. He regretshaving sold Busin.-»» local« per line................... Oh out. Long time »landing ad», contract» made on application. Ml Tom Payne is foreman at the Gooch mill. Mill City has a fine new opera / POSSI HI MT 1 house. Bnrzen Hillow Njfes Our town is l»ecoming citified. Sam Shanks is <1 >ing first-class Why do not soma of our f inn- We have fre - delivery of grocer ers organic-for the purpose of work with his new threshing ies and other store goods. marketing their surplus fruit and oitfit. We consider it the 1» t machine in the valley, lie has K orn K obb vegetables and other products of at least four we*k» run. their farms? Hun Ire is of dol Set«« lo G.vt Bn a New Slomach Uncle Jitp Ila «-r M i tv lars worth of fruits go to wa<te in this vicinity each year which for Prineville to visit with his “I »offer.-1 intensely niter «■•ting and daughter, Mrs. Wm. Dav. nport. no medicine or treatment 1 tried ».-»-m- codld I"- marketed without a ■ d to do any good.” write» H. M The stork called at Mrs. Chas. great deal of trouble if some Youngpeter». Editor of The Sun. Lake united effort were put forth to Berdells Sunday morning and View. Ohio. "The first few done» of left a habv girl. All are doing Chamberlain’« Stomach and Liver secure a regular outlet for it. We believe this is a matter nicely. ¡ ablet» gave me surprising relief ami worthv of serious consideration Perry Pitchford wa«RlA*banon ti ■ second bottle ».-emed to give me a new stomach and jw-rfectly good bv every one who has a surplus visitor Saturday. health. ” Lor «ale by all dealer» of produce of any kind. Scio is The people are hurrying th« r only 70 miles from th« best threshing to get rearly for the market on the i’a-ific coast. Our Scio Eair. CITY H O T IE L train service is such that produce Some of the people of this * SOUTH SIDE may be placed o i the city market hollow attended the ice cream by noon or earlier each day. The s«K'ial Saturday night at Lacomb l’mlvr N«*w Management, demand for such supplies is given by the young ¡»eople of the (’leali Beds. Good l'are enormous and will increase great Christian Endeavor. A large < ommereial I rinh* ly year by year. City population crowd was present. on the coast is increasing at a Solicitvd As Claud Compton was going startling nite. The problem of to tacombe Sunday evening he an adequate food supply is becom ORE. met with a comical accident. He SCIO ing a serious one. The time is was riding along horse back not far distant when practically when he met an auto, his horse all the land within a radius of Iweame frightened and jump«- I 100 miles of Portland will have into a ditch, throwing him into to be given over to fruit growing the ditch and jumping in on top or truck gardening. of him. lie escaped slightly So far the people in this vici damaged, but on account of nity have given most, and in getting his fine toggery wet and al E. C. Horst Co. Yanis many cases, all their attention muddy, h«* had to return home Four Mil« « Northeast of lndeiM-ndcnee. to the production of grain, hay before going to Lacomb. and the raising of live stock. In Farmer John the no distant future this will I k * 0 0 COUNTRY CORRESPONDENTS ALBANY ABSTRACT COMPANY Land Titles n S/seialty -....... .— L. I I I a > CURL. M anger 22'1 S Itr-.a fall i' 't Both Pt».!.<*« o> tA. <>■ Albany, Oregon <> <o> «O WALL PAPER <0 i I I I A Largest Stock outside of Portland Samples and Estimates on Request ♦ FISHING TACKLE ■> Expert Truss fitting Camera supplies, etc j Woodworth Drug Co., Albany, Ore <>■ ■ + ♦ A to < > <> •> -e Standard Liquor Co r WHOLESALE DEALER IN : Wines, Liquors and Cigars i » I4S 156 Commercial St. Telephone Main ITS A. G. MAGERS, Prop. Salem, Oregon ♦ «. : i ..................................................... •<.................*............................................... ................................. ‘4 ••»r ri<*KNN PaaainaxT, W. F. Olli. Sx«nrr»av, C. A. Warner SCIO ROLLER MILLS IN< <>HI*<>I(A I I l> !>» • I Mill- l< a- 11H-A. Fine hop», clean yard. good change«! from necessity. water. Wood and tent» But even now nearly every Shelburn Items A. SHANKS farmer has more fruit and garden «/. furnished free if desired, Mr. and Mrs. Biatchford «¡»ent — Manufacturer and Dealer in— produce than he can possibly use. Friday afternoon with W. H. 5*» cents or better tier box Now if some plan could be devis Mcl^ain and family. //a rm ss and Saddles will be paid. Picker« ATTORNEY AT LAW ed whereby such products could CarrUgi Trimminr ReMir Work Solicited Ruby Hawk is working for should re;»irt at the yards easily I k * marketed it would be Mike Kelley. All Wark Mrictlr Gaarantetd September 1, 1911. just so much clear gain to the Noi. I ♦ Wrtjht BM( ALBANY John Wolf and family spent 5HELBUFN. OREGON producer. Both HioDei OREGON Sunday at E. Piatt ’ s. The) The News offers the following E. C. HORST CO. C. 1 RYANT as a possible plan of getting the have been living near Hillsboro J. C MORRISON. M gr but moved to Thomas last week. matter untler way: Have the matter discussed at John says living is too high at ATTORNEY AT LAW the next me-ting of the Grange Hillsboro. A. Wyman is constructing a or at stone other suitable gather CUSICK BLOCK ing an«l. if the ¡iro,»ositi<»n seems barn on his farm one an«l mo- ALBANY OREGON to I m * of enough interest, let a half mile east of here. Holm s Yari. Salem. 180 Acres committee In* appointed to Mr. Spangenlterg is finishing his 1 im prepared to engage Independence Yard, 50 Acres arrange with some responsible new store building as fast as he W eatherford & son thirty hop picker» to work commission house to take all pro can. He intends to I k * ready for F-ne hops, camping ground», water, duce supplied from this station. business the first of September. at an Independence Hop phone, store, butcher «hop, restaurant. The next step would lie to ar Geo. Keech of Stayton, is haul W «»I iuwr.1 ready for «fovea. Vege Yard. Good camp ground. range for a receiving station for ing wood from A. Wyman’s. table garden« adjoining. Dancing in Office in Blumtorg Block th«* produce brought in. This wo«!. water, etc. free. Mrs. Doris was visiting Laura the pavilion twice a week, at which would enable the farmer to Gooch last week. ALBANY OkBin Register with me simply load on to his wagon any introduction» are required. No liquor • ■ Dillon and Gertrude McLain produce on hand when ready for i s|K*nt Sunday afternoon with nor rowdyism allowed. No »how« nor a trip to town and on arrival he THE ESMONB HOTEL merrv-go-round to rat info vour profit«. could simply turn it over to the Stanley Taylor and family. We wish to send our hearty We want the clan« of picker« who want Centrally located, good man in charge here who would to the newly to take the money home with them ami rooms, prices moder take marge <»f same and ship it congratulations 1 ate, com teems will hc’p them to do m. Free transpor It. SHELTON to the commission house and, married couple of Scio. SCIO. OREGON Miss Ruby Hull is visiting her treatment tation to and from Salem. when tne latter ¡»aid for the pro parents. duce, remit to the farmer. In I T. A. L1VESLEY A CO. Corner Morriion iod Frost StrrHi CI amoeriairi's Gcugn Remedy other words, the farmer need be, W ood B ee Salem, Oregon i MttraC -U Cr tj Atxl V . CtwifK POKTLAN j OREGON HOP PICKERS WANTED Hop Pickers Wanted Attorneij8-at-Latü
