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About The Santiam news. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1897-1917 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 2, 1913)
«■ -f. a J AM • \R\ J. P. Morrison Dies New Council Meets local and general Items of General Interest Concerning Scio Residents and Others Santiam News $1.00 a year For sale or rent, house with for this month onlv. block of ground, also 15 acres of land in town. J F Kalina. Scio, Rolla Morris and Carl Cyrus Oregon. who have been in southern Cali fornia on an outing, returned We of thf> port. home this morn mg. ,an<1 Tde|franj., Hand). A|mfnac and Encyclopedia which is a verv - i- *** iransattl, k’ useful and mt.-r.wtmg book and business in Scio Tuesday. is well worth the price which they ask. T M Holt was a Scio visitor Tuesday. fp-to-date line of neckwear at Hl fe 1er A Gill ( o. Alfred and Herbert Blatchford were over from Shelburn Satur day afternoon. A De« Moine* man had an attack of muBcula'r rheumatian in hi* shoulder. A friend adviaad him to go to llot i Spring*. That meant an expense of 1)541 or more, lie »ought for a quick« r •nd cheaper way to cure it and found it in Chamberlain* liniment. Three day* after the first application of tin* lini ment he wa* well. for aale by all dealer*. J P Morrison, father of N I Morrison, died at his home in Dallas on Christmas day. aged 84 years. N I and Mrs Morrison had been to Dallas w here a big family Christmas dinner was en joyed and had returned to Scio in the evening, leaving his father in apparently good health. At 11pm they received a telephone cal'1 from Dallas stating that his father was dead. The funeral services were conducted at Dal las Friday. Mr and Mrs Morri son have the sympathy of the entire community in their In reavement. Good overcoats at Wesely & Cain’s from $7.50 up. * That Road Tai Mietici The old and new city council met at the city hall al 9 o’clocK Wednesday fmorning when the old council was disbanded and the new officials took charge for the ensuing year. The city offi cials are as follows: R M Cain, mayor; C C W.i-V, recorder; J S Sticha, treasurer; J N Weddle, marshal; councilmen b red Enoch Shelton. P II McDonald. J M Lindley, Win Arnold ami John Leffler. e A few Silver I ace I Wyan dotte Cockerels for sale, $l.’0 each. Walter Bilyeu. 18 7 MARKET REPORT Off fort a'ifomia The following arc cash pricra quoted on Thur«dAy of each week by uur Mr and Mrs R L De Vaney and J dealer*: daughter. Mi«< Beatrice, left Wheat, pir bu»hel ? >o Wednesday for Ix>s Angele« Flour, per sack.......... 1 a» Bran, per ton...... 26 uo w here they expect to spend the SI 00 next three months, stopping off Shirts, per ton ,,,, Chop, wheat, per ton :ti no at San Francisco a few days, SK CO Mias Beatrice gave up her school Ch<^>. oat*. per ton.. Butter, (Country) per roll ... 50 in order to accompany them, the Egg*, per doses 2M directors hiring a young lady Chicken*, per pound..................... 10 < >ee*e, per pound. ................ .. 10 from Albany to finish the year. Turkey*, per |>ound ...................... 16 bucks, per pound .................. 10 The Evening Telegram until January Beef, per pound, live weight 4 lo 07 I, 1911 and the New* at I I Ml. Regular Pork, drenard ................................. OH price 16. M). You »avo 12 by acting Veal, per pound, for *hi|>i>ing 111 NOW Scio. Or. Dec 31, PJ12 To the Editor Santiam News. Sir: In your editorial of last weeks’ issue 1 notice the follow- ing: ”’t seems from reports that Try a pair of those Dry Sox the road tax in Dist 15 was voted Ered Ohlemeier has decided to semi-dress shoes for men at W es- down by the country people,” discontinue the picture «hows ely & Cain’«. also that the townspeople were for a time at least, as it has not “ willing to shoulder an addition When you have a bilious attack give been paving exiienses. Chamberlain* tablet* a trial, i hey are al burden for the sake of build excellent For sale by all dealers. John Gill spent Christmas at ing good roads for the country Eugene at the home of ISj ron people to travel.” The Scio Milling Co. is giving Gill. I Had ycu been able to attend awav a neat and attractive souve ■ this meeting you would probably Robert Wade left for Portland agree that the responsibility for nir of aluminum. It is a jxicket case containing a mirror, needles, Wednesday morning to resume the defeat of the tax lies not so thread, pins, court plaster, etc. his duties with the Portlund Bas much with the country people as ket and Handle Co. with the iieople of Scio who with The Santiam New* an«l Semi-Weekly a few exceptions remained away. Journal for II 75 per year, th«- price of Don’t forget to take advantage Of the men active'y engaged in the Journal alone If vou are not get ting the Journal call at thi* office *nd of the News* $1. subscription business in the town, there were get a «ample copy. Ore hundred and price when you are in town. but two present, of professional fifty-eix paper* for |1.75. The Journal men, none, and of the few other contain* the cream of the «tatr and A number of the friends of town people, not all voted favor general new*, market report«, etc. Mr and Mrs K L De Vaney gave ably. • — them a delightful surprise party Two or three additional votes Don’t fail to take advantage Tuesday evening just prior to would have carried a motion for of th? Edison Record sale at their leaving for California. a special tax. half a dozen more Peery’s Drug Store. See big ad would have passed the resolution for particulars. Elmo Sims who had a leg carrying 7 mills. broken in a logging camp near As was well understood the Mrs Walter Bilyeu and son. Eugene a few weeks ago. is at mam purpose of this meeting Van Dare s|>ent Christmas with home now and hopes to be as was to raise money to complete good as new in a few weeks relatives at Albany. the road from Scio to the rail way, a matter of more imjxirt- Mrs E H Hobson went to Stay Jim Ferrell, a Salem barber, is ance to th«1 citizens of the town ton Thursday for a visit at the here this week visiting friends. than to most of farmers of the home of the Doctor’s parents, district. Mr and Mrs W H Hobson, It would appear that the jiiiiMiwnimmiii townspeople stayed away from Nickolas Enders was in town Tuesday to secure the affidavit I the meeting to avoid sharing a The city levies for the exten burden to lie Ixiurne, not for of publication of the road tax sion of the 1912 assessment roll the country people, but for a notice for District 25, leaving for of Linn county as reported to purpose that virtually concerns Albany at noon. Mr Enders County ClvrK Marks are as fel every citizen of Scio who allows stated that a 2-mill tax was voted lows: Albany. 13 mills; Ix*banon, himself to lie concerned by any at their meeting. 10 mills; Brownsville, 8 mills: thing of a public nature. RANCHER. The family of N I Morrison Scio, 8 mills; Harrisburg. 7 mills; I Halsey. 5 mills, and Sodaville, 4 has a finger ring that came over in the Mayflower, almost three mills. All of the cities and towns Call on lllbler A Gill t'o. for your ! hundred years ago. This heir in the county have not reported *boe*. Up to dato lin*. on the city levies. Democrat loom is of hammerd silver, set Plenty of good apples for sale fc. with a large stone and inlaid at 75c per bushel delivered. — If you are troubled with chronic con- with gold. •tipatiun. the mild and gentle effect of R H McDonald. Leave orders at Aa other business houses are Chamberlain* tablet* make* them es Scio meat market pecially tinted to your caae. For tale beginning to advertise January by all dealer*. clearance sales, the News has de cided to place the sui>scription PRODUCE WANTED price at $1.00 a year. This ap E C Peery claim« the distinction plies to all who renew during We pay the highest cash price of being the first one in Scio to the month as well as to new sub for poultry, eggs, pork, veal. send out a package under the scriber«. Come in and take ad beef and hides. new parcels post system. Miss vantage of this bargain, as it SCIO MEAT MARKET Daisy Buckner mailed the second McDonald Bros., Props. package. only holds good for this month. Subscribe for the Santiam N« w*. There will be a meeting of the Commercial Club id the city hall Friday evening id 8 o’clock, at which time m vend matters of vital im|x>rtance to Scio’s welfare will be di.sci, ed. including the north Sant mi bridge project and better train service between here and Portland. Everyone who can is urged to attend this meet ing. $ $ $ $ 111 J. F. WESELY f owns Report Levies F F E E B Sends First Parcel F B F I $ $ $ i m 3 TT“ E wish to thank 3 3 3 our friends and 3 3 customers for the many 3 3 favors extended us during 3 the pa.<t year. We assure you of 3 our appreciation, and to wish one 3 anti all a Merry Christmas and a 3 Happy and Prosperous New Year. 3 Sincerely yours, 3 3 J. S. STICHA
