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About The Santiam news. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1897-1917 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 27, 1911)
, z? ■* NEWS LETTER Closer Reletiens With the Oilside Cesntni Will Be Fostered By MM Business Nen Albany ta to hoki its annual Apple «how on November 8, 9. and 10. Thia event should be of unusual interest thia ; year as apple a are scarce and it will be worth the price of admission (which ta free I just to see a few nice applet once more. The county court has given $350 fur the show. OUR AGED PIONEERS Sketches of the Lives of Men and \\ omen Who Have Survived N. YOUNG N. Young was born in Uniontown, Fayette county, Pennsylvania, July ji -n..\.-j with h «£> ro - w 1 w/ V, Ji- J to Ohio ill 1837. a a «. » Mr. Young was marnai April I«. *• * 1857 to Miss May A Miller. Nine .......................................................................... ..................................... .......................................... children were born to them, six of The freshmen class consists of four • whom are still living, A M. Young, 1 teen students this year. Twoarrfr im of lygh Valley. Ore.; Melancthon of Shelburn and the rest from Scio ami Portland; William H. of Scio; Mr*. A vicinity. J. Johnson of Corvallis; Mrs. C. A. Hard Easton and Rosie «oucek were Warner of Scio and C. N Young of visitors nt the high school last Friday. Corvallis. ........................................................................................................ » A step of permanent constructive benefit was that taken last r-aturday night at the Portland Commercial Club, when business men gathered St a din ner to discuss the benefits of recent excursions to Klamath Falls, Cential Oregon and Aberdeen, Wash. The big dining rqom was filled by men of affairs and the experience« given and the Th« Freshmen Class »e«m to lie un ; ittey "utJineil for future excursions luck l, as it is the only c'-aas which haa were of great value. not earned a quarter holiday. Th« meeting developed into a lym The Sophmores had a quarter holiday pfiaium on the attitude of Portland T . It < .11 n. d th 4 by there hav business men to outside territory in the two states and was a survey of condi- ing been no absences in that class for tions existing from Aberdeen to twenty consecutive days. Professor Young ha» organised a Klamath and in Central Oregon. The result will be a closer tie between Port school orchestra. It expects to be able land and the outlying country ami this to play at various school entertaitirni-nt< ‘promises to be of great aid in future E. A. Woodmansee of Bloodgett ia visit ing relatives in this neighboringhood. development. Redmond will hold a potato show on Can You Beal it? November 2. Thia ia the date the O. W. R. A N. demonstration train Mr. E. Wcntd informs the News arrives at Redmond ami the two events that he obtained 23 pounds of potatoes will undoubtedly bring a ver;. large from one hill and that one a volunteer number of farmers from the surround- hill. And from one square rod of • \ to Rwimorid. At the same ground gathered 1050 pounds of carrots Who can beat this? (Continued on page I) The Scio Planing Mills It's natural for you to want the most and the lest you ran get for your money. But when you buy a bill of luml» r without getting an estimate from us, how do you know that you're getting the best bargain that u> possible for you to gel? You simply can't tell a thing about it. You don't know whether you're losing money or not The only safe way ia to always let us make you an estimate on whnt you want before buying elaewhere. We have a complete stock of everything in lumlier ami building material. Estimates promptly furnished. ('all ami see us. SCIO I’l.ANINd MILI i WE WANT Every customer to know that our STOCK OF Should we not DRUGS is new, clean and pure, have in stock what yon want, tell 1Î8, and we will be Riad to Ret it on short notice and without extra coat to you. In addition to a Reneral stock of DruRs, we carry paints, oils, varnishes, wall paper, school books, school supplies, phonographs, orchard sprays, sheep dip and stock foods. We handle the best cigars. We supply you with the ’n fact you will find us headquarters for quality in all lines. best gasoline for your automobile. E. C. PEERY DRUG COMPANY 0R£GON f fl l I fl < >ur newly organized band is again in trouble. The leader has resigned In order to »ell |>atcnt dainiiera for stove pipes, He hat thus put a damper mi the band also. We hope there will ioon rhe up another Mme» for the local organiza tion. Many fiardships has lived in the same house and haa changed his quarter block from a bare plot to one of the t r. ttie-it ; r. on«. - in the city. In his yard are a number of fine cherry trees which he set out and has seen grow tn lie fine large trees. Mr. Young is as artivc ns moat men 3U years younger. lie .-elcbrs».d Ml »2nd birthday July 12. lie cultivated and picked a large crop of straw berries last spring and also has been nbk 1 climb ami pick cherries from bin oM favorites. Next to his love for home ia hi* interest in his lodge, he has been an active Mason for M years and seldom misses a meeting. Mr. Young has not been sick since 1863 when lie contracted typhoid fever, his only illneaa. He haa always been temperate in his habits and taken good care of his health. His wife died February 2. 1904 ami he has lived alone keeping his home just the same ; ' , j .........................................»........ ENGLISH Hit Sinliam News Will Publish i Composition Wrtlltn By Some Pupil [ich With The work will be taken from the Mamma, make me a nighty out that written work of the different gradea new outing flannel at Hiblcr A '«ills. and should be of some intereat to the parents as well a* an incentive to the Dr. Prill reporta the birth of a ! daughter to the wife of F. J. Kula, of pupil to do their best work. Shelburn on October 19. Tha Recourses of Linn County j Items of news m <- always appreciated Linn county is one of the most beaut- by the News and doubly so if they arc ful counties of Oregon. It extends Mr. Young and family m-.v««l from hamled In early in the week whenever from the Willamette river on the west Ohio to Mirmeapolia, Minn , in 18fi2. possible. to the summit, of the I ' ho h l<- no.mil ami residing there twelve years engaged in Mrs. P. H. McDonald visited in on the east and contains 2,311 square the milling business He came from I ' *■ M -I.Iretutmug honk- miles. It is bounded on the north by there to Oregon to start the mill at ! brought her sister Mrs. Jones to spend the North Santiam river and ia traver» Stayton in 1875. They made the trip the week. ed by the South Santiam. Gdapoois, by rail to San Francisco, thence to For Sale 200 bushels of vetch at 90c Thomas creek and Crabtree creek whir h Portland by steamer. to $*.25 a bushel. Small amount of i with their various branches, afford In 1881 he erected the Scio Flouring cheat at 35 cents jier pound. S. W. i great wster power for industries ami Mill and has lived here continuously for IM I supply the land with enough water to Gaines. the past 3*1 years. During this time he We will have another kit of fine prevent drouth during the dry season. In the valleys an many up-to date 1 « m a v cry f«w days If you want to buy « nice clock at the right price it farms on which are grown various pro The small farms raise vege will pay >< ju to call ami see these. A. ducts. tables and small fruila for whh-h there I W. Hagey. ia always great demand because Linn The following subscribers have do- county m in commercial touch with posited n years subscription each in Portland and other cities. The larger The many friands of N. 1. .Morrison (.'has. Wesely has completed his new our strong box:- R. Shelton, P. H. farms contain from 1<SI to 'P»i acre« and will be pleased to learn that he haa store building next to the bank und ia McDonald, W D. Real, !.. Rahn, decided not to sell his hardware busi getting some of his stuck moved into sometimes even more than that. On F. J. Denny and W, H. Garland. these farms much hay und grain ia ness and that his good wife is so far same. Thanks. grown. Nearly every ran-h has its This building adds greatly to the improved in health that auch a step Now that most of the country roads orchard and a Aral class herd of rattle. ap(>earancv of that purl of the street will mit be necessary. are put m pretty good condition for the Oftimea there are orchards which, Scio has need of all her good citizens ami shows the proper Civic a» Well ft» winter it ia to hr I wi | h d ¡some attention generally »(leaking, comprise the whole as well as her various business enter- Í business spirit of this hustling ban!- will be given to some of our street prises. ware dealer. of one man's wealth. There are apple, crossings. A verv little work would prune, rherrv anil fieach orchards und « change th« m from mud holes to dry as these have proven a success more Entertamod Free Lecere cn tings. !a-t our city dads get busy. are living set out each year. The parents arc invitai to visit tht- Mrs. Chas. IVarner pleasantly enter I»r. Calvin 8, White, State Health harrying ia also carried on extensive tained the Hewing Society last Thurs Officer, will give « free lecture on ».« ond room containing gra les 3 4 and | |y and. almost without exception, the day afternoon. The ladies had deckled Thursday eveuing. November 2.Subjct: 6 Friday afternoon. The teacher, Mias mBn Who (|Pvotes his time to the tcml- to come prepared to diacusa souta and Some Subjects of Vital Interest Pertain Hump. fan« arrangal a few .<mpl.- It< of ..„m,. m.k,.« ,t pay with an exchange their receipts while sewing. ing to Public Health. cxerviiu's for the children to participate account in the bank. The hostess remain««! suspiciously Of th« different manufacturing in- Or. White ia a moat excellent speaker in. Thia ia the first of a series of silent upon the subject, but before the ami should have a large audience. Scio I »day afternoon programs planned by (jUJltries Linn county is well represent- ckiee of the sft«roam she spoke volumes M-ktom ha.i ao prominent a speaker so thcir tearher to lie given once a month ed. having a woolen mill nt Brownsville, by the excellent soup she served from should not miss tins lecture. At School through the winter. paper mill at Ix-banon, two foundries, one of her trial receipts. It certainly Buiklmgat 7 :»> P M. I intend to cluse out my jewelry de a sash, door ami chair factory, live upheld her reputation as a fine cook. I partment by Thanksgiving if possible. flouring mills, and four creameries. The table and dining room carnal out The natural resources of Linn county If you desire anv thing In this line you Resolutions of Condolence the color scheme of puik ami white, can get some bargains for cash. Call arc somewhat limited. Lumimring ia being Beautifully decorated in pink W hshkas . Heath has removed from early ami get your first choice, you the greatest ami a numlier of towns rose-buds. our midst our esteemed ami worthy will also have a guess on the length of are noted for this industry alone* The The laaiics were invitnl to meet with brother. Knight Martin V. Bilyeu and time the candle will burn. The one timlier is mostly a species of fir Mrs. DeVaney on Thursday of thia as i»e. his breavnd brother Knights, nearest the correct time will get a t30 although there is murh oak and maple week. wish to tender this last tribute of love gold watch free liesidea various other kinds of wood not N. I. Morrison. ■ ami respect to our de|>artcd brother, so important. Fir is used for building i therefore purposes ami coni w < mm I Oak is used Look! Nonce For Publication 1 B k rr Rrjuit.vr.fi by Ix«>nidas fxalge extensively for fence (sista ami finish Department of (ho Interior The Santiam News one year and th« ing lumber. No. 36, K. of P. Iti regular convention Semi-Weekly Journal until February 1, U. S. Land Office at Portland, Ore. The waler supply, which has already uasembled, that in the death of our 1913 for $2 This gives you the Journal October 14. 1911. been menlioned.’arr a great resource to departal brother, Ix-onidse Ixalge has IS months and the News 12 months. Notice is hereby given that Fred A. the people of this country. By means lost a most worthy member, Linn coun- Thi« ofier ia goal to November 15 only. Strode, whose (uistoffirc address is LTW j <>f « machinery ia run ami auitxble i ty a loyal citizen and his family a The Weekly Oregonian from now to devoted huaband and an indulgent Rainey Ave., Port I ami. Oregon, did, on crops is grown. Mineral springs have January 1, 1913 ami the News one year th«• Hat day of May, 1911, file in thia been founded ami are visited each year father. fort!.95. This offer expires October office Sworn Statement and Application by many people. The climate is equaidn R esoi . vkd , that our charter be draped 31. No. 030H7, to purchase the N| of NE|, with not a great deal of heat in summer The sooner you subscribe the more in mourning for the period of thirty Section 24. Township 10 South, Range or much snow in winter. daya, that a cooy of th«»ac resolutions you get. 2 East, Willamette Meridian, ami the (iKRTnrtH. M i L ain be furnishai to the bereaved family timber thereon, under the provisions of Junior High school. with whom we deeply sympathise, a th« act of June 3, IH7H, ami acts LMtor like copy to Ixiurel Ixalge No. 7, K. of amendatory, known as the "Timber No matter what you build we want P. for kind attention, sympathy and AH ir I kr Farmers ami Stone Law," at such value as to furnish the lumber, rough or dressed y»«-lp in the burial of our brother, and a We can aupply goal seven foot split might lie Axed by appraisement, ami Let us figure with you about prices and ropy to the Kantian* News for publica- that, pursuant to such application, the 1 cedar fence posts, sixteen Inches ami trrms of payments. We also handle lion. I am I ami timber thereon have I wen larger in circumference, in car load Inta sash, doors, brick, plaster, and cement. Ruuit.vrn, that a vote of thanks lie appraised, the timh«-r estimated Iftu.isxi at nine cents each f. ». b. Munken, The Scio Planing Milla Ca., - tendered to Ijiurel Ixalge No. 7 for the Iwiard feet at 50 cents |wr M,' and thr Oregon. Yew and cedar anchor (mata Scio, Oregon. said attention, help ami avmi-athy. land nothing, that aaul applicant will on hand. Hoover Lumber Co., Hoover T. !.. D uoo MI ' offer final proof in support of his Oregon. Tetr Lisi CRance J. A. BlLYKV npplicstion ami sworn statement on the J. I- C alavan You are not experimenting on your- 30th day of December, 1911, before the Our clubbing offer of >1.96 for the Committee. Regiater and Receiver of the U. H. self when you take Chamberlain's News and the Weekly Oregonian Cough Remedy fur a cokl as that I Jimi Office at Portland, Oregon. rxpirea Octotier 31. After that date Biliousness is due to a disordered Any person is at liberty to protest preparation has won its great remits - they will coat you 1'2.25. before entry, or initiate condition of the stomach. Chamber- this ___ r fiurehaae ___ ______________ . _______ ___ j tion and extensive sale by its remark- Iain's Tablets are essentially a stomach a contest at any time before patent able cures of colds, and can always lie Vtolia L issom medicine, intended especially to act on ¡Mues, by filing ■ corroborated affidavit depended upon. It ia equally valuable Those wishing to take music lenoni that organ; to cleanse it, strengthen it, in thia office, alleging facta which would for adults and children and may bo on the violin call and see A. M Young. tone and invigorate it, to regulate the defeat the entry. given to young children with implicit confidence a* it contains no harmful liver and to banish biliousness positively If. F. H iuby Subacribe for the Kantiani New*. drug. Sold by all dealers. and effectually. For sale by all dealers. Regie ter To Continue Business ■ Store Room »
