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About The Santiam news. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1897-1917 | View Entire Issue (March 28, 1912)
♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦<♦♦♦♦ * ♦ : - ........................ * A. 0. PRILL, M. D. Physician Surgeon MlO OREGON * Go«| oats t>al«*l hay for *aU-. W«*««ty. J««hn 2V blaster cari» galoro at E. C, Peery-» Drug Store. DS. T. IV SANDERSON A Gill Oid Mr Abbott ban bc-i» ver> ill t wvek. DENTIST We carry the Aut.» «trop safety rasor; th«'rv i* no better E C Pr.ry 8C10 —«■—.!»............ CREGi * A E b.lwaids 1« n;>wing his tu lx*l«aiH>n this week. - U t oo Administrator of Folate» Negotiated. Abstract* OI.EGON S. I - an* •ar I I Glasses bitted Diarane* oí Eye and Ear Successfully I rratrd Knnwlnlg,* ami extenmve exiiericnee in treating disca.*« • of th«- Eye and the fitting of Spectacles, enables uh to guar antee satisfaction. We furnish any style of frames or eve- glasses at reasonable price*. W R SHINN, M. D. OCULIST AND OPTICIAN. ALBANY, OREGON orrict ovtn cubic *, a nsna oung & Son Albany . Oregon CLUBBING OFFER We I ceivrd and EaiUr the wife c. ATTORNEY AT LAW BLOCK CbTlCK W eatherford & SON Attorncys-at-Lau? Office in Bluml* rg ll-«‘k ALBANY’ A. SHANKS — Manufacturer and iH-alcr in— liti mt ss unti SutltHts CsrrUgc Irtmminr Er pair W-fk SulkiltJ Al! Wark itrktlv Guaranteed 5HUELFV T J. Munken. Pres. W. A. twiag. lash. OF f. GON A. Í. Fxadxll. Vkr Pro L L>. Mim. Aut.task. • -• A 4 W 4 4 »4 a • * à » .4 IK m - s a general banking niiaine«* and can ar»i*t you in the transfer of money by msuing draft* to the different part* of the United 'talc*, ami it* »«rvice* are available for the transaction of conservative busincaa. THE ESMOND HOTEL < rutr.ilIv locate«!, goml rouiiiH, price* iniaicr- ate. coUrtcoUH treatment Csracr Morrison ond frost Strsets OREGON POHTLflNi i -*Rk ÖRRJtK, Pwp Hack« connect with all train* at West Scio ami at Munkera <>ur rig* first eia»* and our hors.-» gv>«l driver* Prie«-» Reasonable. N BACII, Massaia KNEZ SPRAINS ,,.„«r .»> ■ • SiLK ELA3TIC HOSIERY Ks>, *• r- . •>•” Fr»* !^„ i-.«<«l blast «• «•“<••* WOODARD. CLARKE a CO. POBTLAMD. New «) ring dr«-»» goods at Hibl.-r & Gill Co. I all and sec them. Dr. and Mr*. Prill took advantage of the perfect weather Monday journe Wanted Iocs! agent for Loner. Everitt »nd R-l H Automobile* For interview and demonstration of car* address W. J Booth. Lebanon, lire Huck >im* ha- been down from the lumber camp* th:» week on a visit with the homo folk*. Take your lumber bill* to N I Mor rison at hi* south side hardware store He can give von figure* at my mill "4 mile* east of Scio, or delivered. He ran also give you price* on al! of your building material I A. Miller. The quarterly examination* are being given this week, Quite a number of th«- »tuilcnt* were exempt in one or more subject*. ALBANY Ï-7 <‘K the »lie of obt.i.-i *d and Ex am ned acte family A« We will not be able to move into our new building a* soon a« we ex- 1- t« l . ir ••ENERAI. REMOVAL •»Al i will t>r continued for a »bort tint. Kiger, Our large stock of Dry G ■ *!«, Notion*. Ilouie Fur- -•h . I a 1 ■ ■»' Wear Millinery, Men’ Wear and t-h*»* at <>RI AT LY RElH’i b D PRICES. Call in an.l examine >>ur ne w flash lights, heap atti bandy. E ' Peery, R. SHI-LTOX man» General | Removal j Sale (, )j : Possibly About You : < oxbgos lumber No matter what you build we want to furnish the lumber, rough or dresm-L Ix-t u* figure with you about price* and term* of payment*. We also handle »ash, door*, brick, plaster, and cement The Scio Planing Mill* Co.. Scio. Oregon Mr*. E. Cyrus will Spring Opening of Millinery 21» a"d .'tilth. A nice line of ren’» trimmed hat* til. The annual pool of nw'hair at S^io 1» being mad.- with R. Shelton a« teere* tary. I h<Mie deMirifi/ to cunaiffn thrir fleece* of mohair to thi* j«»ol now have the opportunity. Th« charge* fur pooling will la- one cent |*r fleece. The following i* a summary of the Scio *cho«>! for the pant month Total day* attendance 23*1. total day* ab sence 50; total number tardy 5; per cent of attendance 97.5; tardiness high school 4. room ,'t--4), room 2-1, room 10, absences high school 12, room 3--21, room 2--19. room 1-7, A. L. Kelly who recently return«*! h«>me from Prinsville »ays the Willam ette valley i* gm*I enough for him Fourteen inches <>f »now and 2«> ilegree* below zero did not excite much com ment there, «ay* Mr. Kelly. J. M. Pollard writes to the New* a* follows: I wish to ask that you change my a«ldrvs* and send the News to me at Clearwater. Minn, as wem.ived here from Dakota the first of March. My family and I often think ami *|>cak of Scio as It u»ed to be our home. While there I was employed a* office man by the (xmdensery. Just now w«. think of vour country •» enjoying Spring, twit such a luxury will be late here. The Lebanon Tribune and Linn Coun ty Agriculturist 1* the name of a new weekly publication launch« d at Lebanon by the Tribune Publishing company, with T. L. Ihigger a* manager. The Tribune will lie dev«ite«l to farming, fruit raising, gardening, stock raising and dairy ing a* well a* to chronicling local hapfH-nings of Lebanon ami vicin ity. Mr. Dugger wa* for a number of years editor of the antiam News at Scio where he manifest«*! exceptional talent as an editorial writer. Lobanon alt« ady ha* two n«’W»pa|.er* where really there seems scarcely r<»>m for one tn exist and make money. But Mr. Ihigger ha* entered a field not neces sarily in conflict with the other* if he sticks to the text. "And hi* field is similar to that of many of the broad acr«-* of the W illamette valley in that it n«e>l* cultivation and it la to be hoped that he may instill in th« mind* of th* pe.iple of the best county in the valley that impetus which will make every cleared acre in the county a pro ducer of *«>me of the pro-lucto whi< h ara r ow I ring importe I into Oregon bu* which should be raised on thia «oil. ] Albany Herald. of I «1 lie* , Minxes and (. hiblrrn » I Shors \ Igtrgt As irtment to Se lect From yyESELY " A. CAIIJ our motto: •* ONE PRICE TO Al L H»v«- y«u rvgt*teri*l yet Utah l.and Plaster on hand, guaran- teed *«* per cent pure. Get my price. N. I. Morrison. E. C. Peery shipj>«*l some of their good* home from Portland this week They expect to spend a few week* in Spokane after which they will return to . cio. Regular price. Club price no Week 1V < Iregiinilin 1 M I ¡Seini Week 1 v .liiurilltl ........... '.l.l Ml Ii.tilv ¡mil S uih I uy Journal il.f»o 1 >ui 1 v .lotirual Town «Y Ciiuntiv, twice a mo 2..3O .TIM) Kura! Spirit, weekly 3 00 Oregon Home-tea 1, weekly 1 ■ 'Io lll.l le . 2 /»O • Ircgon 1 eiK'lier* Journal 2,7.5 1 *u, Scient' tie A met lean ........... 3.00 Delineator ....... Xorthwent l*< ultn Journal 2.00 l.aFollett« * Weekly 2.50 >2,2.'» 2 1 H 1 ♦».75 «5.2.5 1..50 2 1.5 2.1 Hl 2.00 1,9.5 3.7- » 2.2Ó 1 Co 1 Miss Grace Gil! wha ha* been venting her i»t<-r, Mr* I M Arnold returned to h< r home at '<•!<• Saturday Al bany IhraM. li now th«* »Ionian, and (hr |i»w E. I., hither, candidate for reputili- can nomination for county assessor, was shaking hand* with ••cío voter* Monday morning while on hi* way to Lacomb. We have ju»t received a red cedar fence peat*, «even feet long i all early. *<• Pia ng Mill, *«-iu, Or. From ’.Iti' miibllc ¡m l eastern p-irtion* of the I nit- <1 Sta’« * Have you ven the new all *tevl tied and auto m at buggies at Morrison's OREGON AND THE NORTHWEST Hardware & Implement (tore, You TO mi«* it if you don’t take a look Iw fore you purchase elsewhere Prevailing Daily M;*s Pugsley ha* been forced to rr- sign her place in the school on account of ill health ant he* returned to her hom<- at Seattle. A* yet the director* have found no one to fill the unexpired term. 1 have 1000 7 ft. dry cintar fence post* at my ranch 12 mile* cast of Scio, all No. I at fi>.50 per hundred al the ranch or J12 50 delivered at or near bcm. I will have some on hand this week. sunset ’ N. I. Morrison. I OCDE Hi SHASTA Ladle« of Scio and vicinity who are I ROUTES interest«*! in holding a Rose Show this summer are requested to meet at the City Hall -aturdav at 2 p. m. Ji r*. Claudia Gill. Colonist Fares March 1 to April 15, 1912 iôT BASE BALL If the weather permit* Scio and Leb anon will play ball at Scio, Sunday, FARES March Slat. Music by baseball ba ml. 1 Good P osi I ih ' is the beat means uf carrying it out FROM CHICAGO ST. LOUIS • $33.00 32.00 25.00 25.00 25 (M) Can be had by ambitiou* young men • OMAHA and ladi>* in the field of "Wirelc*»" or • KANS/XS CITY - Railroad telegraphy. Since tho H-hour law tiecame effective, and aince the • ST. PAUL Wireless companies are establishing From other cities corteapodingly low. station* throughout the country there Colonist Farr* are WEST-BOUND only, but they can be prepaid from any i* a grrat shortage of telegrapher*. point. If you have friemta or relative* in the East who desire to ••get bacii Positions pay beginner* from |7tl to per month, with good change for ad te the form" vou rau deposit the value* of the fare with vour nearest local vancement. The National Telegraph ticket agent and a ticket will lie telegraphed to any a<Mma desired. Institute of Portland. Oregon, operate* Call on the undersigned for good instructive literature to »eml East under supervision of R. R. and Wire- lea* official* and place* all graduate* JOHN M. SCO I I, General Paaaenger Agent into position*. It will pay you to write them for full detail*. 23 4 I Portland Oregon I I I I I
