vol,
io, r.»i3.
XVI
BOARD ELECTS
OEFICERS
LOCAL and GENERAL
Items of General Interest Concerning Seto
Residents and Others
gram: F. C Peery, Scio. D H Bo
dine. Albany and M C Gaines,
Crabtree.
M ayor’s M rssage
No. 2«;
WANTBETTER
SERVICE
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The following is a summary
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of the recommendations made by
IMn’t forget to take advantage l .mn County Fair Association Mayor Valn in his annual mes- ( omnirrclal Club to Petition
Don’t forget the Movies at
Uo’.ds Annual Meeting in
sage to the City Council;
Wesely-Cain hall Sunday night. of the News’ $1. subscription
Council for All Night Electric
o
.
The enlargement of the city
price when you are in town.
Light Service
5cio January
water tank to hold at least ten
Santium News $1.00 a year
Her« ii a remedy that will cur* your
! thousand gallons of water.
for this month onlv.
cold. Why want» time and money ex-
The employment of a compe-
p. • r • ■
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i cu <<■!»; r. i •
Subscribe for the '»antmm News.
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Tttlil
tnginMT to l>'.i '<• the city
ration that has won a »..rd w: I. r.-j ..
At
the
annual
meeting
of
the
streets
and walks on a uniform
■ ■ a
The Commercial Club met at
* ‘ upon? ' It i. Linn County Fair Association grade and to make a chart of the City Hull Friday evening,
There will be a moving picture «•»« *lway* »«• depend««!
show at Wesely-Cain hall Sunday known everywhere aa l'hainb«rlain* held here last Saturday much same for th«- city.
January 10, with a scattering
cough remedy and IS a medicine of real
The grading and covering with representation of business men
evening at K o’clocK.
important
business
was
trans
1 merit. I >>r »ale by all dealer*.
acted. It was decided that all crushed rock of Main street be and other citizens present.
Mr Peery deplored the fact
re-
Mr
and
Mrs
Fred
T
Bilyeu
Men’« suits, the best there is
freight shipments w ill be received ginning at th«» intersection of
North
street
and
extending
south
that
many of those who should
the
turned from Hall’s camp
at Wesel y Är Cain’s.
at We.»t Scio and Munkers and
to
the
bridge
across
Thomas
Iw
most
interested in these meet
first of the weeK.
i transported to and from the fair
creek.
An interesting communication
ings were not present.
grounds free of charge. This in
The segregation of the light
signed “Jordanite” which was
Good music and good pictures
Il was recommended that the
cludes
all manner of exhibits and water fund from the general Club find out through the secre
received this Thursday morning Sunday evening at Wesely-Cain
■ which can be crated or boxed fund.
An
arrangement by tary the wishes of nearby towns
is crowded out until next week. hall.
' properly, such as sheep, swine, which the said light and water in regard to a morning train to
I’, rums troubled with partial paraly- goats and poultry. A competent fund may be used by the city as «nd evening train from Albany.
H H Quigley who was in town
Tuesday dropped in at the News *1» •«* -ft-» very much bemfited by man will be employed by the a l<>an. the city paying an annual
The good roads question came
massaging the affected parte thor Association to take charge of the
'*•••* W» • far
— n - , nleaannt
rate of six per cent interest for in for a share of attention and
oughly when applying Chamberlain*
feeding and care for ail livestock the use of said fund or any part th»» point was brought out that a
liniment. Thi» liniment al«» relieve«
Try a pair of those 1 >ry Sox rheumatic pain». I or-alc by all dealers. not accompanied by the owner thereof.
few cannot shoulder this burden,
ora caretaker. In the poultry
■emi-dreSs shoes for men at \\ vs-
The setting aside as an annual but it will take the combined ac
ely & Cain’s.
I desire to extend thanks to department all fowls will be allowance, not to exceed one-half tion of all interested to secure
my many friends in Scio for scored and in addition to the mill of the regular tax levy, for good reads.
Th« Santiam New» and Semi Weekly
By motion Roberts rules of
their assistance in helping me to regular premiums offered a rib the improvement of our city park
Journal for »1.75 per year, the price of
bon
will
be
awarded
on
first,
and
this
allowance
to
be
known
order
was adopted as a guide
the Journal alone If vou are not get secure the prize offered by the
second
and
third,
according
to
and
designated
as
the
park
fund.
for the club, and a committee
ting the Journal call at thi« office al Oregon Life for the largest num
get a «ample copy. Or e hundred and ber of applications written from score.
The setting aside as an annual consisting of Dr A G Prill and
Several important change» in allowance, not to exceed one-half L W Charles was appointed to
flfty-aix papers for 11.75. The Journal Sept 1 to Dec 31, 1912.
contains the cream of the »tale and
the
rules of the sheep and g »at mill of the regular tax levy, for draft constitution and by-laws.
I) M JOHN.
general news, market reports, etc.
department
were made.
An the maintenance and support of
Corvallis, Ore.
A booster envelope was offered
elaborate race program will be the fire department, and this al by Dr Prill and adopted as offi
Good overcoats at Wesely &
Mr» A R Talior of (’ruler, Mo. had made one of the features and lowance to be known and desig cial envelope for the club.
It
Cain’s from $7.50 up.
been troubled with »lek headache fur many new free attractions will nated as fire department fund.
was recommended that all busi
about five year» when »he began taking be secured. The fair will I m *
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ness houses I m » urged to use this
If vour children are »object to at Chaml>er!ain* tablet«, "he ha» taken
held one week before the state
envelope
in their correspondence.
tacks of croup, watch for the first twu bottle* of them and they have
West
N j !«$
symptom, hoarseness. Give <’haml>er. cured her Sick headache 1« c»ua»d bv fair, and ample time given ex
After some discus» on along
lain« cough remedy as aoon iu> tb« hi Id a disordered «tumarh for whl< h these hibitors to attend both places.
Mr and Mrs N B Moses gave a the line of an all night light ser
becomes hoarse and the attack may be tablet* are e«|wciallv intended
D W Rumbaugh, county fruit card party at their home Satur vice. it was voted that the club
1 ry
warded off. Fur sale by all dealers
them, get well and »lay well. Sold by inspector of Albany, spoke on day evening. January 11. Prizes
petition the city council for such
all dealer*.
the many fruit and garden pests, were awarded to the best and a service. /\t present there are
Prof Wilson was in town today
the proper manner to prevent poorest players. Mrs Price Neal no lights from midnight until
from Albany meeting lus violin
C M Petry who was in town and destroy them, the great im and Roy Shelton received the 4:30 a m.
pupils.
Wednesday, was a pleasant caller portance of < leaning up the old first prize and ¡’rice Neal and
Dr Prill urged that th«» busi
infected orchards and the proper Marion Woodmansee the booby ness men take a more active in
at
the News office.
J N Long and wife visited
manner of securing first-class prize.
Refreshments
were terest in the county fair and
relatives at Salem Friday, re
fruit and vegetables for exhibit served at midnight. Everyone make it a point to attend the
For Silt
turning home Monday.
purposes or for the market.
had a very enjoyable time. Those meetings of the board of direc
My place, consisting of 2 1-2
The
election
of
officers
resulted
present
were: Messrs and Mes- tors.
Don’t fail to take advantage acres, 3 room house, place well
as follows: Directors; County dames Allen Arnold. W A White
The meeting adjourned to meet
of th a Edison Recon! sale at fenced and good outbuildings.
Judge Mcknight, M C Gaines, Thomas Quigley, Jos Quigley. at the same place, Friday evening
Peery’s Drug Store. See big ad
C C WADE
W G McDonald, J A Bilyeu, Roy Shelton. Gilbert MacDonald. January 17.
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for particulars.
Carl Middlestadt, A G Prill, I) H Price Neal and J White; Misses
I Bodine, I A Munkers and G G Lillie and Ethel White and Mabel
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Belts. Officers for the year are, Arnold.
Melvin Arnold and
MARKET REPORT
president,
A G Prill; vice-presi Marion Woodmansee; Masters
Miss Nelda Wendt spent Sat •.................................................................. ....
dent, Asa Hirons; secretary; Roy Vern Neal, Ay rd Arnold and
urdav and Sunday with her
The following are ra*h price* quoted
Rudolph and Clara Young re Shelton; treasurer. Ed Myers.
Lester Quigley.
friend, Gertrude McLain.
on Thursday of each week by mir
turned to school Monday.
Superintendents: horses
and
Mr S|>ear. the agent at the dealer«:
Mr Hoagland and family
Four of the eighth grade pupils cattle. J R Young, Thomas; sheep
I M0
West
Scio depot left Monday Wheat, per bushel..................
moved here the first of this are going to take the examination and goats' C H Wain, Thomas;
Floor, per sack..............................
I 20
morning. The people were sorry
week from West Scio.
thia week.
swine, S Philippi, Scio; agri to see him leave as he was well Bran, per ton.................................... 26 00
Short«, per ton................................ 31 00
Rev Ketchem will preach here
Charles White made the High culture. D H Rumbaugh. Albany; liked by the public. A relief Chop, wheat, per ton ................ 32 00
Sunday. There is Sunday school School a visit Friday.
poultry, Asa Hi runs, Scio; ladies agent will take his place until ('hop, oate, jier ton...................... 28 00
here every Snnday now.
department.
Mrs A G Prill and another agent can l»e secured.
Butter. (Country! per roll ....
So
Nita Bilyeu and Anna Posvar
F.gg«, per doten..............................
28
The bridge committee was not were High School visitors last. Mrs W F Gill, Scio; race depart
Roe Phillips expects to receive Chicken*. per pound......................
10
ment, E C Peery. Scio; school
successful in its attempt to get a Thursday.
his auto about the last of March. Geese, per pound. ........................
10
department, W L Jackson, Al
bridge across the North Santiam.
Mr Gilstrap visited the High
Turkeys, per pound ......................
IS
Charles
and
Elmer
White
at-
bany.
During the year of 1912 the School Monday.
thick*, per pound
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10
The following standing com t*»nded the moving picture «how Beef, per pound, live weight
I tn 07
Creamery here made something
Mrs Philippi visited the inter mittees
Pork, <ire»«ed
l*<
were appointed Fi at Scio Sunday evening.
like 57.500 pounds or 2S 3-4 tons
mediate room last week.
Veal, per pound, for «hipping
1l|
Mr
and
Mrs
Roe
Phillips,
Mr
nances:
County
Judge
Mcknight,
of butter. The work in the
Parents are very cordially in Albany, J A Bilyeu, Scio and and Mrs Roy Shelton and Mabel
creamery was all done by one
vited to visit the school.
Registered, imported Holstein
MC Gaines, Crabtree; camping Arnold were Sunday visitors at
man.
The teachers training class and hitching grounds: W G Mc the home of W A White.
bull will stand seas in of 1913 at
The men who work on the rail
has been doing some observation Donald, Scio, Carl Middelstadt,
be io by McDonald Bros. Season
road section worked 36 hours
Whan
you
want
a
reliable
mwlicin»
work in the primary room the Crabtree, and G G Beits, Harris
12. payable in advance. This
the latter part of last week
for a rough or cold taka Chamberlain*
animal was formerly owned by
past week.
burg;
transportation:
W
G
Mc
rough remedy. It ran alway* be de
without getting anv rest. They
the Trappist Fathers.
Papers
Donald.
Scio.
1
A
Munkers.
Al
The
Webfoot
Owl
will
give
a
pended
upon
and
la
pieaaant
and
aafe
to
were called to help with a wreck
take. I or «ale by all dealers.
may be se«n at the Meat Market.
bany
and
J
A
Bilyeu,
Scio;
pro-
short
program
Friday,
Jan
17.
on the C 4 E railroad.
Scio
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