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About The Santiam news. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1897-1917 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 29, 1911)
admitte«! unless she agrees to spend some time ax a teacher in the public schools after receiving her training. The graduates PUBIISHED EVERY FRIDAY BY from this school should go out to the various districts of the state I. I.. <i < >* > 1 > I N <i and thus bring the benefit of K iiitoh sni > l*N<>i*Miar<«M. their training to the homes of the people who bv public taxes Politically Independent have aid«! in the teacher's preparation. The state gets Entered at the poatofllre at Scio, Ore., much more benefit from her as seeond-clasa mail matt« r. . normal graduate than from the graduate of any of her other HI'IH« K I ri'l< >N HAT»«: ?f, higher institutions of learning. Ono year in a«lvance ... .............. (1 60 The one spends some time in the One year, at emi of year.............. 1 Ono year, nt eml of 2 years ... .1 service of the state, the other One >« ar. at em< bt 3 years............. 2 usually uses his training for Six months In advance..................... private gain only. Three months in advance............ . Hence, the opening of our Sing!«- copy in wrapper................. — ¡State Normal is of much im|x>rt- ance to all ¡»arts of the stat*« for A 1» VKKTIHI.XO H A I IX. if it does its work well the public Card of thanks................................. a .. ¡schools wid r«-ap the benefit S|M'«’i:«l obituary notices, j « t line Izmg live the Stile Normal. Extended wcd«ling comment», J | ht line ................. (GI ìc Snnliam Slews K 8 8 LETTERS FROM OUR 0 m uuunini COUNIRY 8 CORRESPONDENTS 3 M Santiam rara Topics 9 6 6 Q 8 fl a A family by the name of Pickens moved into the neighbor hood last Week. Bruno Knolinski l»egan his prune picking Saturday, The recent storm damaged them somewhat Earnest Brant started his saw mill Wednesday after it had been dosed dow n for some time. Most of the farmers are busy with their fall plowing. W ood B ee ALBANY ABSTRACT COMPANY Land Titles a Sjucialty Get the Best. You ran get it of us. (’ourteous employes Prices Reasonable............ L. Holh Phone« CURL. M anager S. Broadalbin M. Albany. Oregon James Stanton and wife visit ed John Davenport and family >• ■<o > Shelburn SUMS OX 0 <> <> o>< of near Larwood last week. The prune drier is running full M. C. Gaines took two loads time. The prune crop is good in of fat hogs to Albany the latter this section this year. part of last week for which he o w received 8 cents ¡x-r pound. Th«« All threshing in this section is Largest Stock outside of Portland 1G head cf hog weighed 300'1 finished. Not a gn-at deal of Samples and Estimates on Request damage is reported on account of pounds. . ♦ ♦ Thomas Smail and family ar the rains. FISHING TACKLE Marion Tindall was all doubled rive«! home last week from ti.e hop yards, bringing in nice re- up Saturday and Sunday but Dr. Di-| lay ada. to Iw changed weekly Gooch succeeded in straightening ¿ Expert turns for their time an«l labor. Truss --------- fitting supplies, etc ♦ L-------- ----------- -- Camera --------------------- DISTRIBUTION OF SCHOOL if deaired, one column wide him out. Mrs. Martha Smith and family • <-nch inaerlion, per inch.. .. If BOOKS Harry Galloway returned for a I Woodworth Drug Co., Albany, Ore arrived home from th«1 hop yard* Bu«ine«* local* per lino .. ................ <*’ Ix»ng time standing nd», contract* One of the many defects of Mrs. Smith run a restaurant at d visit with hom<* folk* after an «> 4 0 «?>■ ■<> rootle on application. our ¡»resent xch<x)l book law is came out ahead of th«« pickers as •bsence of 10 or 12 years. the system of distribution. Th«« she had all the Ixmrders she Much wood is being shippe d .//.A HOME l'lilM companies are required to main could feed. from here to Albany and Oregon DIMICTOHN «»m< ««• tain but one depository in each J. J .Barnes, W. F.Gill, Chas. F. Rendla of Lel-ar.o City. Passini «▼. W E. Gill. J. A. Bilyeu, J. R. Barn-», Your Subxriptko ri0»»4 on th« dot« j county. This is usually at th«' was down to the Sa itiam Farm HamiTABV, C. A. Warner W ho ? C. A. Warner. in the ip*.« below. Hr*«* renew *t ou« county seat.. It is readily seen for a load of his fin«« vetch sd r<t the henellt J the $>JS rate (l!.r | which he got for $1.25 a bushel. Lacjml Items Ito most of tin- disti He was well pleased with the S. Lindley of Lebanon brought county. If any on«« elsewhere in seed. over some watermelons and I ji - the county is willing to accomo S. W. date the local patrons, he must Stanton and wife, visited at th« coinb is happy. Mrs. Young of near Scio, ha this paper changed ownership <n sign up a contract with th«« state home of M. ('. Gaine of Crabtrc« SCIO ROLLER MILLS August 13. If you have not paid in agent of the Ixxik companies. and found Grandma Poindexter b««en visiting Mrs. Sanders. •4VMM "• date y.>u should rc- By the terms of this contract th«' quite poorly. Mi s McLeod of Cripole Creek. INt « »HIM »14 A I b !» 1 »>• < b M !«»• >4 9* !<><*<. She is the mothe» hx-al dealer must pay cash for of Mra. M. (’. Gaines. ■ .H on<c.and thus take ad«antsK Colo., is in charge of the primary 1 of the >1 ¿5 rate We would be all books ordered, mu,t keep on Roe Shelton is quite sick and grades in our school. w» a» ■ < . w I. c r «• I C Milling n Flour *n<l pleased to hats your prompt renewal his own hands all unsold copies, James Sylvester fell across his : wishes to sell his farm and move lead Whmmt Doughl and Eachangad for and must pay express or freight to eastern Oregon fur his health. wagon box and broke two ribs. I lour. In tKm Field for Butines» and Will charges on less than 100 ¡x»und Ray Peery and partner art OREGON NORMAL SCHOOL S. W. Gaines and Geo. Griffin Treat You RigHt lots from Portland. His commis hauled 2000 feet of lumb r from starting in the merchandizing Monmouth celebrated the open sion is a mere pittance to build John Crabtree :< business with good prospects of Scio No local dealer can afford to ing of the State Normal last f* new house on the old donatio: success. week in an enthusiastic manner, carry more books than are actual- J. R. Geddes has chnrg«« of the While the opening of this school ly needed since he cannot return land claim of his father in 18IC«, means much locally it should also unsold copies hut must pay cash where he wishes to live the re upper grades of our school. Bob Peery go «s somewhere mark an advance step in Oregon's for the same. Hence, his orders rnainder of his life. Thomas Smail and wif«« visited every Saturday evening. Where are usually under the 100 pound educational progress. Oregon Oscar Pomeroy of I«acomb last <|oes he go? has a gr««at need for a first class lot and he is out the expressage Saturday. normal school system. Whether or freight unless he charges the Lacomb is on the map. She Mrs. Clara Griffin and daughter has two hotels, two churches, or not there sho ild be more than extra cost to the pupil who buys To illustrate the Neva Sturges, vi*ite«l her broth three stores, high school, saw «> le such school maintained by the book. the Htat«« an«l whether or not so practical working of the Oregon er, O. Pomeroy of near La •<ml> mill, machine shop and Linhaven small a town as Monmouth is the system, one may take an example last Sunday. orchard tract n««ar by. best possible location, are g«sxl which came to our personal We had church servic «s at our R ex . questions for debate. But the notice last year. In this case the school house Sunday by Rev. need of the common schools of actual cost to the pupil was $1.55 Williams. The County Sunday Tinas Topics Every customer to know that our stock the state for better qualified for a book he could have had School Superintendent organized Thomas Topics reached this sent to him, postqiaid, from the a Sunday school for every second teachers is self evident dregs is new, clean and pure. Should we office too late for publication this In the past it is «.«¡aimed that publisher for $1.20 provided the Sunday in ««ach month. have in stock what yon want, tell us, and we will week, Thev will appear next the state has been disappointed purchaser lived any where outside James Stanton and wife re week. - (Editor) be glad to get it on Bhort notice and without in her n«>rmal sch«x>ls. Non«’ of the state. He ¡»aid the penalty turned to their home in Portland them could l>e classed ns being of living here, however, as the Monday. extra cost to you. In addition to a general stock Our Pioneer Sketches are proving of on a par with the state normals company had th«« contract for the Our school was o|x«n«d last interest to a large number of reader« of Drugs, we carry paints, oils, varnishes, wall of many of the other states. The entire state and could enforce We are receiving letters from other Monday morning by Mis> Nellie paper, school books, school sunplies, phonographs, Had the pupil reasons for their inferiority ar«« its demands. counties asking for extra rtipies of Young of I .eban >n. immaterial at this time. What written to the company direct, papers containing sketches of friends orchard sprays, sheep dip and stock foods. We The carpenters are building a or relatives. If you have an aged Oregon needs, what her tax he would have been referred to handle the best cigars. We supply you with the payers should provide and what the state agent, who in turn new house for Join.« Crabtree. friend or relative please write up a sketch at once and semi to us. They He will soon l«e on the market best gasoline for your automobile. Tn fact you every citizen should insist upon, would have referred him to the will appear in the News in the order is that the new school l»e made local dealer. The latter gets the for a new wife, so look out for received. will find us headquarters for quality in all lines. the <«qtial of any state normal kicks, th«« other fellow the profit him. Mrs. Raymond of Spokane, anywhere in the entire country. from th«« red taj»e. We have W. A. Ewing and Thurman Richard Wash., is visiting h««r son. Rov, son returned Wednesday from a hunt talked with a number of local A high standard of work should ing trip in Douglas county. Mr be required of the student body dealers ami each one has said he near Franklin Butte cemetery. Ewing presented jhe News family would rather not handle the and no one should be graduated Dean Tusner went to Detroit with E. C PEERY DRUG COMPANY a nice piece of venison to remind who fails to measure up to the school books at all under the Monday to work. us of our former re« idence in the game r«*«|uirements. Nothing will do present arrangement and that he region of Douglas. A fine’v lime is re P ie E ater . SCIO 0REGON more for the future of th«’ normal is often the loser because he does ported ami a large number of deer wrrr found and allowed to remain for than that her graduates are able handle them. a Sbelbprn Items other hunters to kill. As we pointed out last week to "make good." Our need is A monkey was seen last Satur not so much for more teachers we are "in for it" under the The Auctioneer day by Clint Traxler while he L Q. Ar . AÌ rly'i.2 C. C. BRYANT but for better prepared teachers. present law for another year X4 -A (j *> Who has cried sales successfully, who But unless was out Pt° w ’ n K- It would not The state will get much more after this at least I current values, and who is other benefit from a first class normal the people who pay the bills *et h'm catch *t or he would have knows ATTORNEY AT LAW wise well qualified as a salesman, is the ATTORNEY AT LAW had an addition to his pets. school than from either the agn- put up a good hard kick at the one who wilf get the most money for Mrs. Taylor went to Silverton your products. CUSICK BLOCK c iltural college or the state uni next session of our legislature, I have had the experience and bclicvw ^°* * ’ » Wrigfct BU< Saturday to s|M«nd a few days ALBANY the book trust will get in its versity. We are not to In’ under ! can render such services as will ®°*» fbenri OREGON OREGON ALBANY stood as being unfavorable to the work again for another six y««ar with relatives. please. Roy Spangenberg started to nIN latter but if any of the state peri'd. In the mean time ddh’t B. T. Sudtell, Halsey, Ore. He high school Monday. schools must be curtail«! in its blame your local dealer, A. SHANKS FRANK GLEflSSN appropriations the normal should wants a rest. Grind your ax for Rev, Ketchem « of Salem. Willie: • Pa!” — Manufacturer ami Dealer in— the man "higher up.” PRACTICAL AUCTIONEER be the last to suffer. preached two very r inspiring Pa: ” Yer” Ha mess and Saddles Willie; ■'Teacher saya we're here to The normal has but one pur sermons at the Will cry »ale* anywhere. Presbyterian BleMinK« on thee, little man. help «»therr at ' CanUft Trim miar Fcvalr Wark Solicited pose before it — to prepare Bare foot boy with cheek of tan. chnrch Sunday. ' The attendance Write for terma ami dates Pa: «‘Or courae we are.” thorough trained teachers for the Bleaain<* alao on they who chooae was good both morning and All Work Strictly Gruraatad or call Bell phone 22x. Willie: «‘Well, what are the others public schools. No one should be To go to Gill’* to get their »hoe«. evening.' here for?" Chicago New*. I SRELBVPN. OREGON I I I I ! i I WALL PAPER Scio Milling Cnnipang 8 8 « 0 6 I 6 6 8 0 a a a a 5 0 0 0 4 LEBANON OREGON
