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About The Santiam news. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1897-1917 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 17, 1911)
•’ ■** % . nooooooooK Slews (Ghe o LETTERS FROM OUR o J COUNTRY J pub ; ished every F riday by ¡,. I.. (JOODING AW1> I *M< »»’Ml »T« •» 0 Politically Independent CORRESPONDENTS 0 Entered at th* |x«tnflSrr at Scio. Ore . Saeibsrn Hems im Mrund cikM mail matter. HOME PRIX! Y«*r 'aburipUMi ripir«4 «a tU 4*te stM&prd tn U m ipatr b*lu*. FU am reno at an J pl the brulli nt tbr JI.2S rate NIHM'llll'riOX RATKH: On« year in advance ... ................ 11 One year, at end of year................ I Six month* in advance....................... Three month* in advance................ Single copy in wrapper.................... AIIVKK TIHIMG 2& W T9 M M HATKHl Card of thank*..................................... Special obituary notice», per line Extended wrdriing comment*, per line ,... ............................ l*t»play adn. to be ch*ngi-«l weekly if deaire<l. on« column wide each inaertion, per Inch.. .. Ruaincaa local* per line..................... Ix>ng time »landing a<l*. contract* marie on application. M> •« «11 .Mr. Steidel made a Lusines* trip to Albany last week. .Mrs. Taylor arrived home last week from a month’s visit in Southern Oregon. I ah « George ha* moved from the hotel back to the farm. The owner, Mr. Parker of Albany, expects to have a new proprietor soon. Mrs. Hornbark of near Albany was visiting with her sister the last of the week. The plan for the building of a new depot is now >M«ing discuss- ed, We all know it would lie much better to have a larger depot than is here at present and we hope and expect one to be built in the near future. Mr. Churchill and Mr. Steidel two of the school directors spent a greater j>art of last Thursday informing the parentaof children having the epidemic, which is in the neighborhood, to keep them from school. They wait«! until most of the pupils were either over it or nearly so before doing anything about it W ood B ee Henry Struckmeier is visiting his sister Mrs. Courtion of Brush Prairie Wash. Land Titles a Specialty Otto and Richard Schiemann were visitors at Albany, la*t week. Get the Best. You can get William Baum is spending h s it of us. Courteous employes winter in the east and it is hop« d Prices Reasonable ... ......... by his friends that Bill's "foot” will not g«-t another attack in that cold region. Arthur Kelley made a flying L. PA. CURL. M trip to Albany last week. Albany, Or-gon Poth FI mjim * 223 S Bruuialbin >t. Last Sunday evening Rev. Everton gave an interesting ser mon at the Riverside school o «> <> « ft •4 0 o houkc. Dick Aelley and son will soon take up bachelor quarters at Dicks new residence w hich is a Largest Stock outside of Portland modern structure. Samples and Estimates on Request Fred Blanchard and family hive moved to Philomoth where * FISHING TACKLE they will make their home. Mr. Struckmeir has begun loading drie«l prunes for ship > Expert Truss fitting Camera supplies, etc ment. Y ens Y ensen J Woodworth Drug Co., Albany, ore ! i I I WALL PAPER I > Santiam ram Topics a A N ew C reation . I WEBSTER’S NEW INTERNATIONAL DICTIONARY J AL BAX Y ABSTRACT COMPANY I THE MERRIAM WEBSTER The Only Xrw unabridged dic tionary in many year*. Coutaiu* tho pith and raaence of an authoritative library. Cover* every field of knowl edge. An Encyclopedia tn a •ingle book. Tho Only Dictionary with tho New l>ivbh<l Page. 400,000 Word*. 2700 Page«. 6000 Illu*tration*. Coat nearly half a million dollars. Let u* tell you about this moat remarkable «ingle volume. Writ» for «amrl* p»*«-«, full par ticular«, etc N *m* thu piper and wo will •ooii iree • (<-t of Poeket Map* T- 4 Dean Concer & company fin ished gathering all the m<>* last U> Saturday on the farm of Mrs. J. <X> P. Crabtree near the Cral tree bridge, getting some two tons for which Concer gets $7.5 per t >n. The editor does not have much Winston Young is renewing to do these davs but teach school, his courage and is now looking edit the pa|»er. help out with the out for a new cook as his sisters job work, manage the lecture have left him alone to batch. course, hunt up the news and Newton Crabtree was over to rustle for advertising. So in Albany \S ■ ■ i• . , : r. <>n special order that time may not hang t< o M ens and Boys Coats and Suits , .paying of! th* $400 Lacomb Items heavy on his hands he has be< n County Surveyor Geddes came mortgage on his farm. asked to move his household Ladies and Misses Coats and Suits up and surveyed for several per Dean Concer the moss gather« r, goodsand winter's wood. He is thinking of asking City Electric sons around Lacomb and along who left his moss bailer and s -vend bales of moss on a high ian Bilyeu for a job of operating C abtree creek. Mrs. Wright mother of Rev. bar in the creek became alarmed the light ami water plant a ft w n girts each week anil of reviv A. S. Wright came from East'in lest the rain would raise the cr« «-k. So h«« pr<>< <•< <J« d d>r.vn ing Henry Shelton of his early Washington to make a visit. Mrs Wm. Downing from M II the erwk m Ma boat after dark morning express trip to West City has been visiting friend* and he was unable to manage Scio. his boat and came near getting here. drowned, also l<»st his bailer and We have all the latest styles in Ladies, Misses, Gov. Marshall of Indiana is Mrs. W. J. Turn id ge anil son, moss, $20 damage. lieginning to lie talked of as a of Crabtree paid friends a visit. Mens and Boys Coats and Suits to select from. Miss Dortha Smail of Crabtre« compromise candidate for presi- Ves Downing of Kingston while riding hors«« back to school d nt by many democrats, lbs dripped around to see us. was thrown and falling on one ability is unquestioned. We carry the Na garments for ladies and Lacomb has had fire excite hand it was badly cut and bruis ment lately. Mr. Harding store ed and is quite painful. No town of like size in th« and goods burned with about misses and the for men and young men. David Horsburgh taken a load state has larger or better store: $2iM>0 loss. He may rebuild. It of 8 fine hogs to Albany Wednes than has Scio. is to lie hoped he may see hi.- Ladies (’oats to be oil sale as way clear to go in business day for which he realized 8'» cents per pound. low as............................................ Be sure to read the new ads a;ain. Roe Shelton and Cliff Griffin A second fire created excite this week. stirred up more« perfume the ¡Julies Suits to be on sale as ment. The roof of the Clarke other night than I could buy for Something Good. low as............................................ house caught fire but the citizens "Dear.*' *«i»J • young wit«« to b««r $5 by getting a striped cat cor succeeded in putting it out be husband a* ho «■« leaving for ttie ef nered and made war with him. Misses (’oats to be on sale as low fore any damage was done. n«e. ••won’t you bring home some Mr. Editor if th«« grub is to tiling «« kn I for dinner thl» evening T‘ Grandma Clarke a pioneer of coarse for you when you come •Hotnelhlng good?” re|«entad the t»e this locality was buried on the milder« d young hn»l>at>d. to whom out to the Santiam Farm we will 7th inst, at Providence. She We have one of the very best lines of Ladies marketing «a* a c I«»« m ««I liook mix in a little stewed hay for ninety years old. Her hus was •«Yea." refiented the wife, "aotnatblng (’oats and Suits on tin* market. desert, so it will not hurt you. band who died a few years ag< really good, you know." Miss Nella Young of Crabtree •Oh, yaaf he replied a* a light was ninety-two at his death. seemed to break u|H«n him Rev. John Turnidge preached the who is teaching our school, and A ik ! he brought home the minister.— funeral sermon. He was assist- has been returning home ever I.idlc*' Home Journal i ed by Reverends Smalley presid night, has engaged board for th«' Mens overcoats to be on sab* as ing elder of the Free Metnodist remainder of her school at the low as Shelborn Shots Santiam Farm as Mrs. Gaines is church. R. Wright of the same W. E. Parker of Albany spent church and Williams of the an aunt of her. two davs in Shelburn last week Santiam Farm expressed 48 Mens suits to be on sale as low Baptist church. on a short visit. R ex . (sninds of onion seed Saturday to The application of crush*«! rock J. J. Butzer of Portland for to the road southeast of town has Thomas Topics which he j»ays 50 cents ner Bovs suits to lx* on sale as low come to a close on account of the Mr. and Mrs. H. Struckmeitr pound. rains. returned yesterday from a trip as Clifford G.iflin was down Sat F. A. Bowman and H. Steidel tithe Linn Co. apple fair and urday night to an entertainment went to Albany last Wednesday, they report an enjoyable time. at Crabtree he reports a nice the latter returning the next day. Chas. Baum has just returned time. 'Phis is the Sale that saves veil money Fred Wyman took a trip to from a short visit to Portland. As M. C. Gaines was a little Stayton last week. lA*ster Holt and family con- short on meat last Monday so he Mrs. Stanley Taylor returned template moving into a house and Eli Ramer went out on Regular Price Charged for Goods Sold on Time from a visit with her folks at near John Holts place, in the Beaver creek to catch a few near future. suckers as M. C. had a large one Medford. Mrs. A. Shanks and Mrs. The Riverside High School is and it fell back in the water so Trollinger visited the Hub the doing good work now and some as to save it he jumped in and latter part of the week. of it’s members with some out came near drowning. Rather OUR MOTTO ON£ PRICE TO ALL George Blatchford Sr. returned side talent an- prejiaring to warm weather to take a sw«t Tuesday morning from a visit at preseitthe play, "Uncle Epti- bath. mua on November 25th. P ie E ater . his farm near Tangent =Thanksg,iven= Redaction Sale SALE COMMENCES THURSDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 1(5, $2.38 $6.75 95c $4.95 $5.50 $1.38 WESELY Q. CAIN Scio ♦ Oregon
