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About The Santiam news. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1897-1917 | View Entire Issue (June 27, 1912)
I Possibly About too Fra lk Shores of Lebanon a Sc »' . isit ir Father Henry Pellatan return ed Monday iro n -t Irisine-s trip to Portland. There >■» no I rrai trouble.) with lain* tabbt» movement of i;i ; .. ’ ! Fur »ale by u!l Carmon Sail m I >nal t»rize for ad- 11h education tin« ate committee has in exhibit showing >y * and girli of the vn interesteil in the PeO s Q . Antil • « ! a •• nr.-| cf any>u>«* t.e.ng • tip»iti«n ('hamber. cause an agnn-abl* liowcls without any Give them a trial. A Bilyeu made a business All kinds of speaking, music, trip to Albany Tue», lay in his phyip-al culture exercises and auto. fancy drilling w ill lie on the pro Don’t forget the -1th of July gram for the -Itt of July celebra celebration ar Jordan, A good tion by the T J S lodge. time is mured all who atten J. Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Gill ami i<? A sprained ankle may as a rut« diiaghtcrs, Miss Grace and .Mrs. cured in from tl.f • t» four «!»■■ - 1« an- llibler of Seattle, and Mr. and plying Chamberlain» liniment nnd O b* »••rvino the direction* with «'.«< h bottk. Mrs. Frank Gill visited in la*l»a- For ale by all de«ilcr*. non Sunday with Dr. <••11 and Mr. Allen and tamily of near family. Th >maj were 'i t«’’.vu Sunday Il ia now weII known that not more (han wiv caee of rhvumatiHn in ten re- breaking a not» Rt»o to ride. whutev- quirt r- any internal The streets of Scio ) •••' •<■• ted ;» vi All that 1« tw<e<icti I* a fi <• appîca- metropolitan aj. jx arance Tt. .-d;r. * iotj nt < hnntbeitam# linlmot ow ing to th<» mohair |><»»1 I« u .■ satfing the* part* al each i tiralion. delivered on that day. Ab< )t Try ii *.%<i w how quickly $5,000. wiiK n-ceiv «1 by he r > - >»• \ e the : tn and antene**. Sold by all r ers in the vicinity of Scio, a: I a C liibhtr <1 Gill t'o. for jour ar« ult, cv«r.oi go! a little k. < i. to «!«(« hue. touch of pro;«» erity. Drs. J. V.’, and M. T. Cole have Santiam F ir i -st.-.i-x '« rr • ■ clo-ed the City Hote on account are fine ..nd ■'ill i ontinu« '.¡the O1 pm r health and being unable 4th of July at 15c j »« t gallon on to i roja»r!y bxik after the busi- the vines, ;i » I'1» n OI ner■s. The New .’3 is nut informed gooseberries at 15c per gallon i on <* • ! > v.di;. ‘ t' i y intend to do. but the Ltt -b ■ w ill be fit • ti i wl ate er the y id doctor and 4th: a tine lot of currant. at 20c ; his estimable wile undertake, per gal. their it ..... fr - nd will wish titem gar ben .lb llni.‘:lt s I. wh All kin< * the tr«< The NT.vs s in receipt of th following inter«»? mini- cation from S. W. Breitenbu now quite a fir e hgve ideal w« crimpers, dli’ly oi.lv had th»e ■ lad CM 1ère up to ! IS U eek and w* now ha th • ev«-r I t’iore expected * V «« versl v hoclaim the I tn a I us«» of fhr wat< r has im- p*<>' 'd them very much. Fish ing and croquet ar»» tie chief a a : ern n:s. vhi . th e unpers pern to enjoy. V» e have a nice little store which is supplied with mo*t anything wished for by the campers ,tn«l at a reasonable uric», considering the cost of Backing it 12 miles over the . It is cheaper 11 buy h‘*re than to bring it with you. .Mr. Editor I assure you the New« is appreciated up here in the mountain- a« it tells what is go ing <>n in the valley. Sunday was warm and the sun shone brightly until four in the evening when all of a sudden it began raining in torrents, and continued for an hour It caught ail unawares and several got a goo I s taking. We are all quite sociable and all seem to be at home, with plenty to eat and a general g<xxl time. These Springs are located twelve miles east of Detroit with a fair ly good trail, and a pack tram of 17 horses making dutlv trips when not rained out and the river too high to cross. The Detroit store, run by John Outerson, supnlies the store at the Springs with any and everything called for. The Pie Eater is still alive and having the time of his life as he gets out of lots of hard work and the care of his garden and berries. Still the old man misses some of thna* lucious berries and the good wife to do the cooking. FOOL!.G TH. POISON Wc E-ï DAILY, ■ f 10,1’4)0 Portland w ere enlisted in this city alone. ■ «>’ ’ • 1 ' aie i ver gave nd • upp<>rt to this move- t. The next < d. will be to i ll «xlucation an ■•tnte school CARD OF THANKS • ■ who so kindly as- • the >u k.'cxs and loved son and to extend our < • .; n K* M c D onald A rden . ■ t. .<■ rtf the L ndito n »>( Illi •M.IO S| Ml HXXK A: S< '¡<L in th»» State <«f <Irvgon, at the • ,♦ <1 ♦ <f buaiVMMMI June 14, 1912 norn-l their III ; <>ei:< m Ixfth S A-*Y<l <tl uxintJi Ov< i S34.478.S& i, Mürurvil i•nd un- fkt.lti Bo «1 warrant* Fuîn. io«! flttur< t»ur 1 hank» (not reservo . 1&.20U.UO 4,0* Ml. 00 l.OUII.UU 1,900.91 !ue from nj >pruv«d .< rvt« li.IllU* Other Kva.t urrcn......... .............. Total ' hour or l«■> i«>'i • na « !• r n r«»«»m tan t. Bet. b det po ton« wlileh ue ; of flirt hv th»* »im|fle pt}« ItologD tl «>C tri» I ¡ar: '"f ’ V • y. lak e irain < Hike, I le to m I<! MWtl- U 111 |t'!i it ‘tt I*, ’ v L«’»'*» U»$d CU'or« C'f’.Met. law ing in tl lï» ''i<’ li. iv> of <■ 47,832 Wt MM. 03 lof.,227 90 I.IAHtllTir.M <**«pital Stock pawi in............ rplu- fund ...f ............... ! u!-»i !««l profit*, IcMcxpe *< « imd tax«'» |>ai«i....... «!• | f 10,KOI). <10 4,000.00 i.an.iH »itu «ubjcct to 71. »13 50 it it it u It I t h» ng home Two men w • • re after All <it their •¡ling If ui ver«» walkii K 1,1 the cluU meid'c of th.« r«»i ut iiih I were at- »1st 'lii: • a li other to .ml I. It «a* evh •nt that both were it liixiealod. I in III they siiituLicd uiid f< I. tine roll into a ditch on one iule of road au<l th« other lai detl in ll gutter O’l he other •ide After n few iniuiib** of diene* one »aid ; “Shav. Joint, come over here an«l help me out.” After a momentary »ilcnce th* oth« r replied: “1 hitt< r r’”--Chi< ;i. •» Tribune. Th* other 8 a All one to liJ 1 Venk* Io <'•>, lit 5 li <nirlv f the llo. 1 IK * i<tai of 1. it «S P”r . fih«r If* <»!.’*» ' Mivi ill MIH’if . t ltl< i.iii trinph*!«, tnd tnn*t ti oiv’* wefe in terr nrt of n luijipv man.' ! wBcure the or <1 onrsfjr pUi'pcwet ! general »-• This adi :> aedi.itcly *tail«d fort! in (ir<< • i- it the fonHIi ««ntury king, wh«i - mo Lear It C. The « r;D - t on a jourtict. II bii of wen- (ho* e of t ! ’ i|Hf » »»t lt<>- and thou unda of t .lit* i> hiippv. \t num* mad* >f rn diet cotted with non* of them wa* fat or »as. in the remotest par uf his kinkj dom, hr i vftinc acFO-i h ftiuii u ho nd Courting. mitt<d tl lut he wn* huppv. Thi-r* are tnuuni«-rabl» method* r,f “Then i give me your >hirt,’ nut« courting but the I»-»t mettuxi t* to l.v the king. Itlcliordeon “I n« «er li id «n««,’' »u.d the happy rb I. F rank man. “Mr* W o ’ u I m . I un<l<r*tand you have In-vn happily married fur twen ty Cic " year*. •Ye*.” “ l’o <>n* hu*l>.in<l?** “Yc«.” A Otff*f*”<* I” B lion*. “Would y«>u con- «1er an offer to Button* it.a e th»- » •¡•u «pi*-ar in vauilcville ?” 1 my »tenon» «epa nt mu of tho MtXc*. “Nu. I d««n'l Ix'l e •■ in making a And buttonhoh ! If .i* n frian you of «ticli matter«.”— ; »ill go through xotir cloth**, from Senau! iun out Of I'itt »burg li Boat. I ovt»r<*<Mit to tIw under« Iot I k «, you i will find that t lie button* *r* on New. ' the right In« buttonhole» on two) Thia I the left, >u will n« iK-v that * mi mrthmir. Mni ••!!*. (tin*** ho« . the fcmip nt* close up the old I am? tf.il elle oh, H) cn,.M i other way mid (hut the i roman de- (««•nty *ii (¡lady* N««t ven g«H*l. I Maud* her buttonhole* to corre- Four year« out of the way. Mnliellc 1 »pond. Feminine clothe» fold front — Well. 4 our «, I wanted to !*• *urv I right to left, mai ultt.r I tom left and •<* on the *afe tale. Judge. J to right. Ami tl the problem A Long j>*g*. ‘ must lie left by u pax le I cumm<*n- A ftcr a •!<■»•* of tv emydaur year* ■ tator. Dundee Adi«rU**r. Turkey took i.'andiii fruui ■<un »1 Cl 1’ , 1 * Good hst'lsn 1. u A. Ewingf, enthierof the above namts! <li> «■’i fniih Hw»*«r that the »I ki ivr Ita t l tnir to Ihr I m at i*f my Ikftuwh »owl Mirf. w A. 1'.WtN<3, (*rti»hi»‘r. Sulwi ' fi I m *«| »«vi ’»worn to I m * f«»r<* me th'* Jl*t i|.»y nf lune, l*i|2. It. Shelton Notary Public Sub-»er ¡in.« f««r the '-anttnm New*. Su ni CliMini Oier ta Our OM Sno sci*. ts and îheir l’rttndi Th* y*ar 1912 I* tu b» Uw> moat im- portant j«ar in our hiatnrv. Beaidoa grvat artivitlc* It < N .rthwi t. a pre nlenl ot the lliit»«! ¡Staten 1» to be elected. h ep up with th« new» of the world by taking ««lvantag* of apccial offer*. one of our Our offer: The Daily ami gunday Ore Can tw ha«! hy ambition* ing men gonian. 12 month», 88.00; -.mtiarn New* I and ladi<* in the Heki of "Wir> Ic»»" or i Railroad telegraphy. Since the H-buur 12 moniiha SI.28, total 19.25. Both may be obtained for a limited i law became effective, and »¡tier the liin«m i. for I ■'.<10 which i« the auh- Wireii * rompant*« arc establishing acriplu i pri< < of the Oregonian alone. I station» throughout the country them To th««*«- r »t ' ■ iring to take the big is a great »h'Vtagc of telegrapher». K.i-.tion of the Oregonian, Position* pay beginner» from $7o to P.H) Sunday we have thia «>|T< r to make: The per month, with g<x»d change fur ad- Daily Oregontan 12 month*. $>'• 00; The ' vancement. The National Telegraph Santiam New* 12 month*, fl.28, total *«r. • Institut«’ of Portland, Oregon, operates ' under auperxiaton of R. R. aixl Wirw- Both may he had for a limitmt time only for f»’> <M> which i* the subscription I.-»« official* nisi places all graduate* price of the Oregonian alone. into portions. 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