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XV
NO.
-COUNTRY
CLUB MILK
The Grange Survives
Leclure Course
i OUR AGED PIONEERS
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THE FAIR
STAYS HERE
Saturday was rather a decisive day
Superintendent L. I. (¡««sling has closed
in Scio aa two questions of genrral
a «-ontract for a two number lecture
Sketches of the Uvea of Men and VI omen
interest were to tie decided, I. e. wheth­
•our «- to lie given in the high m -I mmi I
er or not to hold the Linn County Fair
U ho Have Survived Many Hardships
auditorium. The first will be on Satur­
here next year or to allow it to g >
day night November 25 and the second
elsewhere, ami whether Scio Grange
tin th«' night of Saturday, IK'ccmber
The Pott Food Commissioner Pronounces should continue its organisation or not.
Both will be given by Mr. W. la-
Iht Slock Silts ind Ike Assessments Will
I Roi Upaon. rhe subjeita will tic; •
Both questions have boon decided in
II to fie Much Better Iban
(SwtrS
Rellana
Abbott
fount!
we
were
$300
in
debt.
You
can
favor of continuing the organisation«
Ewklt Ike Molding ol a Fair in
1 T he Panama Canal:
see that I have never been successful
i here.
the Law Requires
Its construction and its Kelatlon to th«>
(Continued from laat week)
in mining I woukl like to Vive the
Scio m 1312
! i'yru. H. Walker, the aident living
I wild n y donation claim in 1N66 to details of thia trip but will not attempt coast states.
white child liorn went of th«1 Rocky
2 Panama:
Phillip Baltimore and bought a place on it. It was here that Geo, Helc ma,
■ mountains, and tbe moat devoted
its History, Its Pi’ople ami their
the cast »ide of Knox Butte.
afterwards
called
the
“
Lion
of
l.inn'*
‘ Granger in Linn county, came over
Customs.
In
I
m
II
|
took
the
gold
fever
again
worked
for
us
in
the
mines
and
hr wus
-The officials and stockholders of the from Albany to install new spirit into
At a meeting of the stockholders of
' to
Scio Comienstd Milk Co. are feeling the lodge here and succeede«! in arous­ and in conpany with.»! Struthoff. as good a miner as be was an orator. I .u h lecture will lie illustrateii by 9<»
100 colured slides. Admission 15 am! the Linn County Fair Association held
much gratified over the results of the ing a desire on the part of a number to Bill Earl. Ben Bond, and Pony Smeed and that is saying a good deal.
here laat Saturday to consider the
I sold and traded my interest in the 25 cents.
tests made of Country Club milk by the again take hold and help boost for the went to the Salmon river mine, in
advisability of holding a fair next year
Idaho. We dug out lota of gold, but mines for 3 horses snd III«' in money.
Pure Food Commission.
Tests were Grange.
Scio Grange waa formerly
it was decided by a decisive vote to do
made of a large number of samples of one of the largest ami most enthusiastic dour at SI a pound, beans SI a pound, I arrived at home st Knox Hutte the
Mrs Prill Enlirtiinrt
so. There is an indebtetinesx of pi'al
tobacco S < a pound and other thing, in 3rd day of July. IM52.
ull the brands of condensed milk on the in the state.
Mrs. Prill entertained the Sewing which it will be necessary to raise be­
proportion it took all wo made to keep
I have lived in Linn county 52 year*
market and it was found that there
ua in grub ami more too.
We would except four years in Jackson county. 'in ii-ty last Thursday. A very plea-ant fore the associalioti can start next
were but two kinds which were better
time was spent in the discussion uf year’s fair. About » »»> worth of new
take out aa high a. four ounce, a day ( treguo.
than the required standard. One of the
Cascatila Springs Sold .
r,. ,r I M-Aing The lii.hi'1 arc stock was subscribed for and an aa»< >»
which
would
be
SM.
Thia
was
done
1
have
liveil
in
tiregun
G4
years.
My
two was Country Club. Several makes
G.M.Geiscndorfer, owner of the Cas­ with rocker, and we would have to heat ' school days were limited, I only «Hend­ showing some beautiful work asare- ment of $2,
mad«- against each owner
uf milk were right on the line or a shade
cadia
mineral
springs
property.
for
f
the
“
.«'
mi
i-lit.i!«.
quite
a
little'
of
stock
who
took
no new shares. It
the
water
during
the
winter
to
mine
ed
school
six
months
in
my
life.
tie low the legal requirements while
I have been married bo years and discussion on U m topis of «oups was will thus lie able to continue the fair
still others were so inferior that they many yeart, one of the Finest mountain with, snow l>eing eight feet deep on «
morta on the coast, in fact In I'.
level.
have taken the Albany Deinicrat ever engaged in part of th« time but it was next year ami plans will b« made at
were ordered off the market entirely.
«uggi-«tr<l that it tie taken up more ful­ once towarda getting everything tn
W hile there I took the scurvy and since it w»« hr ! H» n- '. I,-. I > ,. e -,
The brand which besides Country has sold property, including the »rings,
ly at their next meeting Thursday after shape for another year.
Club rsnks above all others is mad« at hotel, etc. , everything except a very waa down with it for two months, My Smith.
I expect to spend the rest of my m>on at the home of Mrs Cha a Warner 1 Much interest will now be taken in
the coast and the milk furnished it by small tract he has retained for a res­ doctor bill waa $300 and about all he
days in Scio. I will lie K5 years okl Refrehmenta consisting of those delict- I ! th«' question of offh'i’in to I k : ele ti-d at
the dairy men averaged 5.5 per cent idence, the Forest Hill Investment Co. did for me
•for
an
even
$50,000.
ous fruits, grapes and bananas were i , the annual meeting in January aa there
brim
atone,
butter fat while the average test of the
rinauy a sanor gave me a next New Year- l.v. if I
th, ref" >•
The Forest Hill Co. get about four receipt which consisted of choke cherry I am far down the western sl<i|ie. It si rvetl by th«' hostess. Aa it was a | i is some doubt whether or not Dr. Prill
milk sup,died the local cumpan; VM
but 4 per cent. This shows that the hundred acres surrounding the spntig». spruce bark and grape root made into a is hard for me to rt-metnlier the dates holiday the In ly teachers were able to 1 who haa served as president since the
be pies« nt as guests of the club.
organisation of the fair five years ago.
local plant ui making a tetter quality They recently bought of lhe Oregon and. tea.
and nsrn, i ;i .-I ., In,,
■
can lie induced to serve any longer.
Western
Coiimxalton
Co
arre»
During
the
winter
we
took
out
$3.300
of milk conaidering the quality uf the
these things happen««! a lung time
The only on« so far mentioned as a
ami
in
the
«pnng
wr
settled
up
ami
along
tile
wagon
road,
each
side
of
Alter
Big
(amt
the
raw material than is any plant in
ago.
'Cascadia, making an investment of
Joe Wi tcly, 'teiirgc Morrow, Henry IKMaible sucreaaor to Dr. Prill in case
state.
^tepam k ami \\ in. Young arc spending h« refuses another term is Secretary It.
It is exneettd that the dumaml fur colossal proiKirtions, s|»-aking for their
Country Club milk will increase to such ; confidence in the country. It will also
th«- week hunting on Snow Peak. The 1 Shelton.
an extent that the company will be undoubtedly eventually mean an electric
There is a possibility that at th«
•eason will soon close but there wont
(Continued on page I)
line into that country.
If much game left to get the benefit of January meeting there may lie a
change ordered in th«' fair program by
While Oscar Lindley wu returning
E. Wendt was a News caller Satur­ th« i 'I omk I »caaon by the time these
which much or all of th«' horse racing
niiiinsls
return.
from Stayton Wrdne«day with one of day and showed us some a|iecimen* of
will be replaced by other features which
I
the livery ngs, the neck yoke broke his potato crop.
11« harvested 17V
will
lie equally aa attractive and less
ami the team ran away throwing him bushel, from on« half acre of ground. Ospartm.nt. of Agrioulture Study
expensive.
ttsrl.y and Haps.
out ami breaking two riba ami badly Several weighed In-twi ■ n f«tui ai d five
The decMioti to continue th«' fair hi re
brill.ing him otherwise. He lay in the pound, each If some of our eastern
The agr<>iioinl.in and i liciulat.
It's natural for you to want the mu-t and the I k -T you < an get for
i nqm in the liud a movement to take the
'
'
e
Aulì-
uliiirnl
coliegea
nnd
aererai
friends
who
have
a
short
crop
thin
year
road unconscious until found by two
your money. But when you buy a bill of lum!>< r without getting an
i fair to Albany. It ha» been claimed
traveling men who were passing. Ills get hungry for tiotatoc« they may be i |» n Inli.t of thè l'idtiil «talee de-
estimate from ua, how do you know that you’re getting the beat bargain
| that the la"k of accessibility of Melo
i
ni
lincili
of
ngrh'illlure
hnre
devoted
brother left in response to a phone feii if they will just visit one of
that is iMtasible for you to get? You simply can't tell a thing about it.
; should cause the transfer. Hut aa all
message and brought the injured Oregon’s progressive farmers. The li gretti deal of tinte lo Ilio «tudy of
You don't know whether you're losing money or not The only safe way
b.ir . > and hot* and (helr liupnive- I parte of the country can come n«rv ami
man home where he received medical potato .how at Harrisburg will have liictit 'I lu v bave Imou ndvUlng ilio return by'rail daily ami this part of the
is to always let ua make you an estimate on what you want before
to go Some to beat Mr. Wendt's record. fnriiivt'. lo devote ntlridlon f«> Ilio pro-
aid.
buying elsewhere. We have a complete rtock of < very thing m lumber
county cannot make the trip to Albany
dn tloii <>f Ilio«- pru|>ertlra In illese and return without staying over two
ami building material. Estimates promptly furnished. Call and ana ua.
< r»|<a whli'h are moni d’-slred l>y th»
Cone Collectors
Catholic Services
coiiMiiiner
In Ibi. Work, howevcr. i nights, the obj«*<-tion has little weight
All
person.
who
have
collected
Catholic aervices will be h»kl in the
tliev bave ilici x. liti consideratile ditti here.
Woselv-Cain hall next Sunday at 10:30 Dougia« Fir i'ones with the intention ’ « ni I y fi «ni III« fini flint llicy tiare
a. m. Rev. Dr. Flacher of Mt Angel of Belling them to the United State. | s’en unable lo .tate |MMltlvely wliat
proporti'-« uro tbat tbe < ousuuu r
will ilcliver a sermon in Bohemian ami Forest Service are hereby notiliiti to 11«
« hear confessions in English ami Hohem- deliver their cones on or before ami desino«,
In thè puri base of tiarley and I io | m
iam. He will also make a short address not later than October 2fi, 1911 to
thè ludi! «dual Judguieut uf tbe buyer.
J. 8. larlflcr, Scio, Oregon.
in English.
The following facts have been sent
Ini «ed npon rSr.olial eX|ierlen«-e, Ini» to us by a granddaughter of the |ieraons
Nelson F. Macduff
Th« public will lie welcome at this
Is-eu thè < ontrolling factor, ami aa tbe I
For«-«l Supervisor
servicu.
mentioned While it has not been o«ir
i indir ninni JiKIgtneiil ta often blaned
l>y p« i «unsi prefercix e ami eveu prejil purfMMc in our pioneer skelrhea to pub­
Cyrus W. Walker, Linn <*,outy’s grand
Look'
il « il lini l.c -ii ditfi. ull lo defili« wbat lish any but those «if iiersona yet living,
old man was over last Saturday to help
w«< feel that there may I m - some of our
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Th« Santiam News one year and th«' barin ter of gooda wotild beai iu«*et older readers who will b«- interested in
revive the Scio Grange and incident
tbe 11 uiilrcnieiils of thè market.
ally made a rousing talk to the Linn Semi-Weekly Journal until February 1,
recalling to mind the ones who mi long
Imprcv.m.nt of U.rlsy and Hop*.
Fair Association. There are few per­ 1913 for 92. This gives you the Journal
ago crossed the Great Divide.
A movement I. under way to tiring
sona in the state who take as much in­ 15 months ami the News 12 months.
Mr. and Mrs (‘lover amvod in Linn
alimit niproi«meat In the growing of
This
ofier
is
go«Ml
to
Novemlier
15
only.
terest in the rural communities and
linr’n y mid hop« and tn lay down cer­ j county 8eptemlier, IHfd after making
Th«'
Weekly
Oregonian
from
now
to
Grange work as docs Mr. Walker. His
tain standards by which I hoy cau be the long ami |ierilous trip a< ros» the
popularity is shown by the fact that he January I. 1913 and the News on«’ year iallied regardie»*» of tbe jK-rsoual aqua­ plains ami mountains.
now stands Sth in the list of candidates forS1.96. This offer expires October tion.
They took up a donation claim the
in the $10,000. voting contest lieing | 31.
At the present stage thia movement same fall nine miles cast of Harrisburg
The sooner you subscribe the more Is i ij »lulllxlng lu an International bar-
STOCK OK
conducted by the Pacific Homestead.
Every customer to know that
and resided there continuously until
j ley nnd hop «itiltdt, wltk-h will take their death some twenty-five ycara
The News wishes him success snd you get.
Should we not
DRUGS ia new. clean and pure,
pla< e <». t 12 to 22. lull, at Chicago, later.
many more years in which to labor for
I In connection with tbe American El-
LMtar
the
cause
he
loves
so
well.
Mr. Clover hekl a numlter of differ«
have in stock what yon want, tell us, and we will
I mm I i I oii of lire« lug .Ms> blurry. Ma­
No matter what you build we want terial» ami Product. For this exhibit ent offices duJing his life in Oregon,
be glad to get it on short notice and without
E. C. Peery will goto Portland Satur to furniah the lumlw-r. rough or dressed. tlii r« will I m * a valla bl« a prise fund He was post master for twentj <mc
day to handle the business of the Con- I«et ua figure with you about prices ami of over XH.Issi. which will I m » a|ipor- years, the office being in his residence.
extra cost to you. In addition to a general stock
denser?. At this time of the year terms of payments. We also handle tloned to the different varieties and It was called Pine. After serving aa a
of Drugs, we carry paints, oils, varnishes, wall­
there is more business to transact in sash, doors, brick, plaster, and cement. »train» of tbr crop, with a view of giv­ justice of the peace for eight years he
ing the greatest |ioan|lde rnconrag«r waa elected county commissioner. He
Portland and on the road than there ia
The Scio Planing .Mills Co.,
paper, school books, school supplies, phonographs,
held this office two terms ami made a
here. Mrs. Peery and daughter, Edria
Scio. Oregon. nft’iii to Hie farmer, wl«i raise them.
T he growers who may wl.li to par­ fine record.
From INK to IM2 he had
will spend a few weeks in Portland
orchard sprays, sheep dip and stock foods. We
ti. Ipate In th« exhibit ahoulif stMtee» charge ■«( the county insane there bring
with Mr. Peery. During their absence
VioHa Lessons
• he i ommlftre on award., ISflR Bepub. no asylum at Salem at that time.
handle the best cigars. We supply you with the
Mr. and Mrs Ben Gooch will oeeupy the
Thnse
wishing
to take music lessons II. tnilldlng. Cbli ago, am! ask for the
During his busy life hi. wife was a
Peery
residence.
best gasoline for your automobile.
’n fact you
on the violin call ara] s«e A. M. Young. nn r- -ary applkaflon am! entry blank. great help to him ami their homo waa
I'lie < onimlitee on award, embrace.
noted for its kindly and friendly
will find us headquarters for quality in all lines.
You are not experimenting on your­
The Civil Y er vice Commiaaion will I d only a number of the meet eminent hospitality.
self when you take Chamberlain's hold an examination for \«st. Forest cx|>er1a among * lentifir men. growerw
Cough Remedy for a cold aa that, Hanger, Oct 23 ■ 24. lf»l I Salary per dealer, and consumer, of the«« crop»,
ittinlioR Farmers
preparation haa won its great renuta year, 11100. It is thought alwut Kin lait also »(»« la lists from the agrtciiP
ttiral department of the 1’nlted Mt ate.
tion ami extensive sale by its remark­ eligible. Will be needed for
W« can supply gix.l seven foot split
the year nnd the several barley and bop grow­
able cures of colds, ami can always be
cedar fence posts, sixteen inches and
1912.
ing
state.
depended upon. It is equally valuable
larger in circumference, in car l«iad lota
for adults and children and may be j The melancholy daya are come.
For Sale 200 bushels cf vetch at 90r at nine cents each f. o. b. .Munkers,
given to young children with Implicit i
The saddest of the year
to $1.25 a bua he I. Small amount of Oregon. Yew and cedar anchor posts
SCIO
ORcGON
confidence aa it contains no harmful { For man must pay for fuel, now
cheat at 36 renia per pound. 8. W. on hand. Hoover Lumber Co.. Hoover
What he haa paid for beer.
Games.
« drug. Sold by ail dealers.
11-2 Oregon.
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Runaway Accident
The Scio
Some fina Potatoes
Planing Mills
SCIO PLANING MILL
66
WE WANT
Two ol Linn's Pioneers
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