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About The Santiam news. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1897-1917 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 3, 1912)
ru il (I jri and GENERA! »- neral n ci • Re •ir ò Confining Scio 1 t».; of PRIM! Rolla Sh, » fr<»n> Halc i' ^ar Rt Ihb- Sui«»enne for Ftt n Mir1 for o rr,»’At 1 Eliza A. I iension pÜr d if tei t at cr re tu r« ; <_*<! -G 3.31H ivimtxiG Davi* w« rome new sehtx I ut year, we I intend to > at once, it serious bin* school work. laxes ... inconvenient the tea her and difficult for ! ' il \nd more than this, u *»n- • thwehi’d, make >->r -indent < f a nnturully 1 mu, ehn:t;»e hi.t attitude ire school and towards edu- c’lti >• and so materially affect his future life. » • *rt I*.* I*'?*;**} Tr » u I!uni I won • rh. to ba or*. <unilhA B T Ha! y of T . >rr.;. town t ■ a.' brinzii.g a grain to the Scio m I. Ml • th d:cj V. ry ^xv at 4 Tu •day niy in morning. Th»* Sa!iti..m harm ha» fur al! who wi-h lla ni .t — •* •'N-* j • ■ U-»,.-’-:. «Â . .1 . buchi li f« r xulr; fumati.«' bu.-hvl. awe« t c. A nv a:»i < > il at Bir»,l G, rr on C j (l.'iin. ». i- rpool 1 pnhawkfa am pion Jonathan I i ri.iy has been requi' tel again i >r thii year. If wo a.re «1 f i in ¡ '■¡i*ng a box of they v.ill he handled L »•:io higii * ho »1 in onn »etion w itlh the ■ch iol library mid offt■re 1 to th«? P'iblic for n.* iding. !l G 1 W S Carp *r 4 Gm land is Incat • >i bus: in S3 VI V alw) i< } I ru<iu g .v p« V. gah. The impUett <■ poepl« have in l Ch., ■ra are! Diarrb cd on tiivir expert that rem rlv uni th man., rir narhable < ar«I ily»«-, itery that it «ali- by all *!• ah r*. L a T Sunaet th« J I ai ant lam New» f<>r I fl ; an<i th< » I Dr E H Ho* - .»• Stay t<m fuiiy ’ derson in nn operi diritis on Mrs G" V2 s’ H Try th« New» for !hw* j«»b printing Prie«-» r . e • Don’t f< rg( to attend th* m ving pictuie how at We-x-ly- ■ i w -it«il on i il,. r,ption ut the V» V. iiiitn y Crar.—l H I’ark 'r - . nan td men*« uml boys* Prunes Sugar-1 County t r<. M -t %*v: 1» Italian—1 A P ¡liions. •> .1 1> Coucy Rnliidion Siili: r .. > Petite-1 Mrs E J Miller, 2 A P I ' j / I " <1 ■ 1 i I H irons ♦ / Silver—I J B Couey, 2 Iru Trex f 1|! . I I .1 I I III I Wit'll ler ? * Plums— * S' ..L ig- 1 V, S | r, J ,, tnndy we ir. we will offer a SHE- Roilgcrs < 1 \L 111 I>1' 1 ' :T<t\ «»f Hl j >er cent * Yt low Egg—1 G (’ Wvstin- on al 1 L.idiesi , Misses ami < lii Id- hoiee, 2 H C Bi y eu pens t’o.its .i io i Su it for t In* iif.i’t 4> Red meated Jay—1 Ira Trexler, tifte ’ll <1:1 H. •> G '.V Arnold V <’ »es Golden Drop-2 A R Mc S ili* coinnicnci s S.-Hintl.iv Donald ( Irtoln r , Ulli 1 f*|os<‘« < Sat- Pacific-1 G C We^inhmnte f Elberta Peaches—1 J W Comp Ill’ll IV, Of •tober 10, r.iij V* ton • tur line <»f Ladies. Mi - i ' - a io 1 Moore’s j:rapes-1 li Parker 1 - d» lie grap »- -1 G W ( > np fini 1 rens < l*».fk' aii'1 .*'liti i « ? ton lion c ¡mulete nnd nothing blit the ? Game Tokay Grap 3 1 |,< e ? Zeller / Or. gon grown nuts-1 H Parker' ; <* Homy, ten pounds—2 J B * Cou. y •> ? Horticulture Ih’partment * Squashes for table-1 J N Long, •> 2 W T Lee '1 he La Vogue line usually found only in larger cities. Largest Sqna .h-l W T Lee, 2 but we were w< r« fortunate in obtaining ob' lining the agency for this Nora ¡tad Wade Holt e« '« brat* <1 line in a small town as Scio. . W.* W are read} to Pun.|»kir.> 2 II N Mrl 'l»in demonstrate to the p iblic that we can sdl the Izi Vogue TotnBlM» 1 1 Hiram Parker, 2 Albert Toys*__ |F garments cheap r th in larger cities. ♦A »ale at the New» Cam oa’: Rumbo b « J r ’. K»»*- •• mu.:’. Fanners «tt • tion If y »u are in the market for a drill it will pay yt- call and 1 n the Kentucky. There are many im provements on it fo- this sei»on, and the price is right.—Blaich- ford Bros., Shelburn, Ore. Grant Pirtle, the genial* pro prietor of th»' St. Cl aries hotel, is now out of a job ai d w ould be pleased tn receive an offer of some poUtkin as shoveling smoke. He has just leas« d the hotel ft r n t. rm of five years to Eichler c Meyer, experienced hotel men from Portland, who have also bought all the furniture and will c- in to i n the ace as it: the past. The new proprietors have been in the hotel business for many years and are thorouh- ly convergent with the r* quitv- menta of the business. ? r. Pirtle will devote the major • or- tion of his tiui* now to the devel opment of the Pirtle-Weider tracts at Pirtle Station on the On gun Electric.-Albany Herald, HOBSON-DA VIS—In Salem, Saturday, September 2S 2S, 1*) l ‘ ’2. 2 me ’s I9 i,J Kirs Audrey Dav >f Salem to Dr. Evcr tt li H I <>n of w. h Scio. The bride » a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. > turi- t VV. Davi ', who r«-v.d<’ at I3'»| Broadway street, and is v »ii known here. The g: »m is i son of Hon. W. II. Hobson of Stay ton, and is a : A<ln;ite of the medical depart ment of the Willamette univer sity. H« has begun practicing his profession at th • grow ing town of Scio, ¡.inn county where th« y will make their home.— Suf m < apital Journal. We are ia receipt of an inter esting article ¡e nt out by t'.e c-cithr rn Pacific Ry. Co. urgin' the railroads and shippers to br uin preparations to prevent a car shortage. Owing to a lack of space, we are unable to print it this week. Fer Salt Two good milk cows and 3 good heifer calves, 3 shoats and all my household good* including dressers. chiffonier, quartered oak buffet, and a fine large oak roll top desk, chairs a”d kitchen utet si’s, G. M, FROST. Residence at Parker’s Mill near Jordan. •< - ■ > + I'« pt«m I 1 Mm J N Jom*» Cufumbi.ru I Mi ■ V A MrKf,‘(ht Caulil)«>w.-r - ! H C Hilyru Sugar b«-« t» IMP Long M i.'.•<!>! Wurt/.l—1 A i’o’.v.-r Turnij*» 1 <» l W «'»tn h ■ «. , Z lx*e Z»»!ler Bret» for tabl* I Anna I. Hamm*;, <• C WcutinhvUA«» t arnt.« - I (", C W* itmixiuw, 2 M I’ !x>n< Field Corn—! A I* litro»», 2 J M Lit «•y Urin.ru I il C Bilyeu licu'iiI.<r rpirr <'li ii uvil top G<toils Sold on Time ESELY Q, CAI motto: ONE PRICE TO ALL odi * ? ? <* / ? <• $ 5* $
