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About The Santiam news. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1897-1917 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 7, 1911)
*-■ ** - * - «4b - .7 > <•7 A. * l X a*. •• Mill City Items (’»hr kantiani iicwa PUBI ISHED EVERY FRiDAf BY I* I,. (HWl)INO HilTOX AMIA r«or«l»ro» 0 CORRESPONDENTS 0 p.liciiu w reimt Entered at th.- puatoffi. •• at Scio, Ore . aa accund claa» mall matter. 0 a ö u SaU am Farm Topics Ht'IIHf'ItlP’l'KlN KAI FX: One year in advance .................. . 4! One year, at rm! of year .......... .. 1 1 One year, at end of 2 year».... .2 One year, at em! of 3 years Six months in advance................. 1. • Three months in advance ........ Single copy in wrapper ... ... ■ 2S The American pie eater is not 60 dead yet. 75 Our lovely September rain is («' 75 i highly appreciated by all our 80 ^neighbors, excepting the hop uf. pickent. who now wish the other Mr. an I Mrs. Barnes returned from the Scio fair Saturday, They were well pleased with what they saw. If the rain had come lie fore the fair, more peo- pie would have gone dow n, The damage from fire was great and ranchers did not dare leave ev«-n for a day. James Hawes is well pleased with priz< awarded him on his colt There are wv< ral more horses that are prize winner* around town. Mr. Quinn was seen Sunday I o riding up and dow n the county road in a sulky exercising his thoroughbred. The fires at Gates and Niagara o did no particular damage. They did much goo I burning out dea«l trash. One homestead cabin up ♦ • | Announcement is made of the marriage of Herbert Schroder I •> Hid th«-lady w ho taught school j n their district side of their bread was buttered. AllVKI<T|M|X<> Several of our neighbors have Can) of thanka .......... . left for the hop yards. U Special obituary notices, per line Extended wedding comments. William Paul, who imported per line ... ............................ U' some tine brood marcs and colts Display a<la, to lie changed weekly if deaired, one column wide from England, received 140 in each insertion, per inch . .. If prizes on them at the Linn county Business locals per line . , .......... O' 1 fair. I-ong time standing ads. contracts Jobe and Isaac Crabtree, wh*> made on application. lately returned to their native Yser Sskurtptlos nfl.--d es Ihr dite lUmpr home after 50 vears alisence. ar Miss Verna Geddes has gone! la Ihr »pur Wise. Rlrax rraiw st osc« aa« now living happily together a.« :o Eugene and will attend th«-1 fri tbr brailli of U m )I.2S rate old batchelors of 7H and K! year- mus e department of the State! of age. University. Royal Shaw has Ixmght the' We had two cow buyers thr this section picking up every front j art of the Shahan» place I tnd the front part of the T. B. I hl» paper .hanged ownership <r good cow available at $40 to $<¡0 iiarnes place and will plat the August u. If you have not paid u Cows will soon 1» out of roach o •ime as an addition to Mill City. | a Kame of that date you should re j common people. Uncle Pitt Wallace is making II * is building a sidewalk to the new at oihc »nd thus take adsantag property. of the >1 iS rate If no date Is stnmp some improvements on his far: There are improvements galort- cd shove, your subscription was past and residence since he got him a Iwing made in this country. T. I due h« fore August Is. Wr would hr Henncss has built a new hous* pleased to hast your prompt renewal ' cosily. i■ a tii • ■ ir- The pie «»ater got into a little Mr. Hutchins a barn, Messrs j , scrap up at the fair. As he is a /’,///.• SOT EX Paul and Fred Homer have built 'little blind in one eye and can't The exhibit of fine needle work new residences. see any out of the other, he got deserves special mention, then j into a hornets nest and thought The mill company is rebuilding being a larger and better display they were hors • flies. Some camp (>. They intend to do a than in former years. A numls-i fellows off a ways taking obser agger business than Ix-fon*. of articles were contributed by vations thought he was plating, A I xjx car was smashed into ladies from neighlsiring towns. “hilow* jack an<l the game with kindling wood recently while th- The embroidery done hy ladies his new hat. train men were switching. over 00 years of age attracted Foe Shelton made a flying tr p Eph Henness has gone to the special notice, being work that to Buena Vista Sunday. Conerd«- Lene mines in one «if is very trying to eyes of elderly which he has an interest. He Farmers are now hauling their p**ople. • xpects to make a big strike soon oats to market at Crabtree while Two embroidered shaw ls, one and then he has promised to take in tan silk, the other in black, they are 40 cents per bushel. .1. R. (¡«tides and a few old time Mrs. Flora Hart of Albany is the work of two Bohemian ladies friends around th«» world free, were something new in the visiting with her mother. Mrs. and w hat is more he will do as Phoeby Turner. exhibits. he say s. Santiam Farm sends a cordial The little lovers of doll clothes Improvements an» being made were charmed by the diminutive invitation to the <■ iitor and wife on the school grounds making of the News to come out by th«- doll set of chrochet work. ready for school to lx»gin on the The sofa pillows, hand painted, 10th of Octolier and eat gr.-qi »s, 18th inst. chrochet. w«>>|, embroidered, as we have a goodly variety to K ohn K obb and drawn work all seemed to be pick over and we wou «1 very much appreciate a visit from of the finest quality. them. I^Hit On fair grouiHi». handkerchief Waists, infant’s dresses, corset with door key tu-d to it, alao »tripped (¡rent American Pie Eater covers, skirts, toilet sets, t-and- ken hiefs of fine embroidery work were pleasing to the eye. The tailing, net work, batten burg and point lace were excell ent showings. The great skill in execution an«l design would surely please the eye of a con- noisseur. A new feature this year was the fine needle work by Rirls under 14 years of age. This can be made an interesting feature i i the future if the girls will onlv respond. To Our Subscribtrs Before the present management pur. hnaed this paper arrangement* had been made to change the form of the paper by cutting out the ready print obtained from Portland and making the News an all home print paper. This was to have been the last issue in the present form. We believe it Iwt to earrv out the plans already made and next week the News will appear as an alt home 6 column folio instead of a five column quarto, We believe what the people want is local news and that there will be little or no objection to the cutting out of ready- print material which few ever look at. Just Arrived at Wearly A Caine. a large line of children, ladies and miaue« sweater coaU. Slielbani Hems Not long ago Asa Hirons killed a chicken hawk which measured I feet 2 inches. This school district considers itself very fortunate in having been able to secure Hon. Wm, Miller as teacher for the coming year. l.on McLain and Alfred Blatch- ford returned home Saturday from Plainview where they have been a few w«eks han esting. Theron and Earl Russell, two young men well known in this vicinity, returned last week from Grass Valley where they hat e been during the summer. Mrs. Curran of Albany spent a few days last week with Mrs. Blatrhfonl. Frank Miller and wife of Gooch came down last to attend the fair. last week a number of persons were heard wishing for ram. but now that it has come we hear complaints alrout wet weather. Clair Mcl^ain spent a few days this week at Macleay. W ood B ee purae. Pleaae leave at this office. The \< w» will publiah the remainder of the fair report next week aa much i of the copy came in too late for thl» iaaue. Weaely A Cain have a fine large dia- plav caae for ahowmg waah ailka, ! making it eaay to find the color and »hade you are looking for. A. I*. Ruaeell of Macleay. was a viaitor to th«- fair and while here hunt- id up the editor ami contribute«! to the Newa'auiiecription fund. Mr. Ruasell waa formerly a resident of Scio. ALBANY ABSTRACT COMPANY Ijnn! Tillis u S/m-iiiUy Lì. M. CURL. «F I i I ■TOF O> Albany, Orcgun <O ( WALL PAPER Largest Stock of Portland outside Samples and Estimates on Request I I I i ♦ FISHING TACKLE ♦ Woodworth Drug Co <»>• )<■■»-< > J >«■►<>-OMSK < <>•«■»-( ><K*-< Albany, Ore A ( O o <» r> >>r riAKMw P b MMI a » st . W. F. < .ill. HacawTAav, C. A. Warner Hi •< x > >1« TCI SCIO ROLLER MILLS 4 YOU / A. SHANKS — Manufacturer and Dealer in— Harness anil Salitili s Carriage Trimming Rcvair Work Solicited All Werk Stridir Guaranteed SHELBURN. NEED A i) abstract BEF< >KE you buy property—its an absolute necessity if you want to know about the validity of your title. Honestly, to buy a piece of teal estate without an abstract is taking a blind chance on being sold an ex* pensive piece of liti gation. OUR abstracts an1 correct and complete Diarrhoea ia alwaya more or Ira» ibo prevalent during September. Be pre Cararr 2a4 *nJ BroadalMa St. pared for it Chamlierlain'a Colic, Cholera aid Diarrhoea Remedy ia ALBANY OREtiON prompt and effvcturl. It can alwayn be depend«! upon and ia pleasant to take. For »ale by all dealers. V» G * Mr. Clark of Clark's Mill came to Scio la«t Wednesday and brought our printing force home from their camp-! ATTORNEY AT LAW ing tnp up Thomas creek, where they ha<l gon«- for a week'a outing. Aa they returned two or three day* ahead of Not. »-» Wrlfht BJdf ALBANY time and in charge of one of the Both Fhoca OREGON citizens of the locality, it look« a little auspicioua. L County Abstract Co. Ceo. S. i/r.VAi J. F. I*n>cha»ka. the »outh ai«!e mer- chant, r«-cently bought three K-rea off the Wm. May place am! is now building what w ill be one of the nicest reaidencn in that part of town. The cement foundation ia now in and ready for the carpenters. It wi'i have six rooms, a bath room and two porches Let the good work go on. M ai (AGER 223 S. Broadalbin st. Both Phones FRANK GLEASON PRACTICAL AUCTIOHt-R Will cry sales anywhere. W rite for terms and dates or call Hell phone 22x. LEBANON OREGON OREGON <’. < ’. BRYANT ATTORNEY AT LAW CUSICK BLOCK ALBANY < >BE< ¡ON W eatherford & son Attornei|8-at-Latü Oflice in lUutnlwrg B ALBANY G mnio THE ESMOND HOTEL <.'entrally located, good rooms, prices moder ate. courteous treatment Corner Morriaoa and Front Street! OREGON PORTLAND H O T E I- c I “ Y SOUTH SIDE I nder New Management. Good Fare < 'ommercial Trade Clean Beds. Solicited SCIO ORE. Digestion ami Aaaimilation Itia not the quanity of food taken but the amount digested ami aaaimilated that gives strength and vitality to the ayatem. Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets invigorate the stomach and liver and enable them to perform their function» naturally. For »ale bv all dealers 4
