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About The Santiam news. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1897-1917 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 1, 1912)
6he Snntiam Htir» PUrL ISHED EVERY THURSDAY BY L W.CHARLES Politically iEdejentitnî Knt«re»i at th«- p«j»tofllce al Scio. Or»., u »«••■ofwl riaaa mall matter. HI IIHI Klin ION RATIDBl One year in ntvance.......... ............ SI 26 15« One )« ar. at eml of year... 76 Rix month» In advance........ ............ 60 Thru month» in axivanc» .. u6 Single copy in wrapper ... advkhtihim « Card of thank*.......... . St ial obituary notice», per line 1.» t.-nii-l wedding comment», |wr line . .......................................... Outplay a«t», to be changed weekly if dcaired, one column wi>ie each insertion, j>er inch. , .. Buair.eM locale per line.................... Izin ■ titn* «tending ads. contracts made on application. ’ Taxpayer” comes back at . the Klock Produce Company la 11 ’’Jordanite” this week, but as M f.i the discussion has about simmer County school supervisor, Jos ed down to where it is neither eph Benner of Ix-Emon. was at entertaining nor instructive and tending to school affairs here last cannot do either paity any good, ; week. Mr. Benner is a very we have concluded to let them energetic school worker. settle their differences "out of C. P. Burmester made a busi court.” ness trip to Scio Saturday. The Youth’s Companion calls J. R. Geddes, principal of the attention to the fact that weekly Licemb high school, was a pleas ant caller at the N E. Burmester papers that publish on Thursdays • home Sunday. will have, this year, five publica tion days in the month of Febru J. A. Burton s doing some 1 ary. This has not happened !*•- slashing these days. Rev. S. B. Cole anti wife were fore since 1872 and will not occur Scio visitors last Friday and Sat again until 1U40. urday. a Henry Neal shipped a nice bunch of raccoon hides this week. Chas. Burmester went over to! the Miller saw mill last Friday While he fc«-- looking over the machinery, his horse concluded it was time to go home anti start- ♦ rd on. Later w hen Chas, con eluded it was limp for him to go | i«e went for his horse. but? Walking not being all taken up he walked heme. LETTERS FROM OUR I SLelborn Items The lumber, brick and cement Bnnen Ballaw W The News wishes to call the for the new depot has arrived Alex Da import and family oi attention of its readers to the in and the carpenters are expected Pnnevill • are vh ting his broth crease iu the size of the paper to be here at any time. er. J. L. Davenport. and expect this week, from I pagesfi-column A number <>f men-met at th« to visit their sister in southern to f pages ¿-column. We believe onr readerswill appreciate this I school houae Saturday and Oregon a's i. The Land boy s of this hollow improvement, as in addition to changed the north windows to the homo news, the news of the the east end of the building. are preparing fur an < ntertain- The new black board has tncnl and basket nodal to l<> state nud of the world will lie I given in condensed firm. The arrived and is in place ready for given by them at Lacomb on following are some of the added use. February 10th. Fred Taylor has been visiting features that will be found on Dick Craft has rented Ad his brother the past week. the inside pages: Craft’s place at,d I as moved in. Rev. Ketchem preached at the He thinks farming and cream Oregon state items. Market re|K»rts corrected to Presbyterian church last Sunday. hauling will work well togc 5er. date, The judges of this county Ix*e Gaines is building a new Latest telegraphic news. made us a visit last Thursday. barn. Farm and stock news. They had been up at Stayton There was a great deal of ex A |*age of mi.Hcelluny and other looking at the bridge and as they citement in th s vicinity Friday items not enumerated. came back, they took a look at morning. Elmer Larwood start- It a choicer collection of mater the river just north of here. e«l home Thur 1 tv < ening from ial far a weekly pa|>er can be Carl Galloway returned home gotten together we cannot imag last week from a stay in Wash- Elmer Bane» and a.- it w;ts late, dark overtook him and seeing ine what it could be. ington. that he c > li 1 m ' make it out of It comprises the week’s world Mrs. Brown came here Satur- the woods, stayed overnight and news in a condensed form, and a day for a short stay with her son. took a new start in the morning. choice selection of miscellany. Woon B ek His parent and the neighliors And when looking over this were just ready to start for a paper, the attention of our read Bilyeu Den Shots search w hen he made his appear ers is especially called to the in M. Wirth has the founda ance. G. side pages. tion of his new residence com Lillie Gaines has been very ill They are made up of ’’live pleted. again Jhis week. stuff” and should not be con E.F. DeLong hauled «ream for F armer J ohn . founded with the ordinary “pat ents” which are made up of snake stories and similar matter I that will lie as good a hundred yearn from now us today. Every class of readers of this paper will find something of In terest on the inside pages. This matter is complete, up to date and ideal for the weekly newsbaper. To this choice collection of mat ter, add a condensed resume of home affairs on the outside pages and the reader is given a local To those uaing coal oil. pica.*»- rem» mber that we irry the best oli money can buy. 11.50 buys 5 i;ai!««t ■■ »( y :■« oil; paper that covers the field pretty not a misture of oil, water and impurità .». thoroughly. It is our aim to make the News the espial of any Weekly publish Gasoline 2,)(‘ singles. 23c in • )S ed in a town of this class in Ore W» bandi» Standard Oil gasolina, th« <». -, >1 a ¡t '<■ gon. and we hope to meet with will ua» unless forced to be troubled with a: i- ferì' r brar.«L the continued patronage and as The beat gasoline is none too gix.l sistance of the public along that line. ATTENTIONS PLEASE Coal Oil in 5s. $1.50 Floor Oil 75c per Galion ATTENTION Asa special inducement to de-' linquenta and new subscribers, ' w e are going to give tor a limited time to each one who pays at this ‘ office $1.26 on subscription, al complete set of four beautiful lithographed pictures. These four pictures could not lie bought for 11.26 at any art store. Fol lowing are the subjects: A' Friend at Court, The Golden Op portunity, The Possessive Case. ' The Leap Year Question. All floors in public places. ati< h a» « I ' ,■ - n should be oiled at least two or three t ■ ■ « .1 y< ar. • only as a protection to the floor and labor *av . . < .1. ' 1 to im prov» the sanitary conditions. ALL I’PONE ORDERS WILL RECEIVE PROMPT ATTENTION FROM THIS HOI -E E. C. PEERY n put or> your dairy fl«» r alongvidc oth»r cr»*m »»parotor. 'flS** or offr ■'•f-arabri. will oulahim th-m all. will rua eaaiae. *nl1 waah "P qsb-ker. and will giv» mor» aatiafacUon right wll from ft.«- A ' J V If we caa t prove th.», you ahoold buy another kind. Jf we ran prove thia, y 1 »hould buy the V. S. / '' *’• •ri| ,m- ! '*• nr"1 OBt- N. I. Morrison, Scio, Oregon ft i ♦ i L eo . LOOK IT OVER An Interlocking^^^^ r7QU.S.Cream Separate^ ft. WALL PAPER Largest Stock outside of Portland Samples and Estimates on Request FISHING TACKLE Expert Truss fitting —Camera supplies, etc - — Woodworth Drug Co., Albany, Or« »»■ > >>rri<r»a Patona *T, W. F. Gil). Hac-aataav, C. A. Warner Nt "< X I- Ne« 'll limami»» J. J Barnea, W. F. Gill. J. A. Bilyeu, J. R Barn«», C. A. Warner. IX > SCIO ROLLER MILLS i I ♦ i $
