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About The Santiam news. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1897-1917 | View Entire Issue (March 6, 1913)
VOL. XVI O, LINN COUNTY. OREGI »N. THURSDAY. MAID II it, T nr Sobxitpt'ia ctSfrl r. tit 4atr Car««) !» Ilk ifKi »«lo*. F'.c'W tra.-* »! »e*r »r.J Guy McKr «ht returned from Don’t fi»nr--t t > tak«'advn f ige Mill City Saturday evening. , of the Ni-w .s’ $|. ■ :ì>cr'ption frf tkr braeflt of tW »I 00 rate price when you an- in town. E M Kimlal, the Jordan rnill- er, w as a Scio visitor Saturday. j ***4*«****V****H«>**»«*»* John Frost was transactif g Gitins, was a o business in SHo Tuesday. in Scio I 'd:r No. Grandma Piiitt who was Op«‘- rated i .. for apficndicitis, died 1 ' .r : tv n.orning und w as I he fourth grade is carrying buried Friday. on a contest in arithmetic and the class has Imen divided into It. v W ill...ft returned to Leh two Mi'ctions. ar-m Saturday. Services were zVI the pupils of the primary I. d t«> AM It irleson Sunday, room were pit sent last Monday, w!..the nil ■ tugs ek sed. G I! ’’mith of Thomas was a Mrs ’ lizaheth Wi sely has the first tune in two weeks. *••<»««♦•♦♦« ♦♦»<«♦♦♦«♦««♦♦• bu.sit.e vi tor in town Mor day. b irght I >hn I ' fll.-r' prop* rty on De ! ert .'!erift was the winner I i: .- ■.i'- Main St. Sì ' expects to remove f’ I • G A M' o ; jo, 2 1-2 miles of the third guide arithmetic Booster t nve’o| « s f< r .-ide at S W Gaines, fat and sassy as 3Ü contest a few weeks ago. the News office at 10c a p .cl a •• . ever, war a pleas.mt caller at the the buddings from th«- lut and i.oitl: ¡; .t <«( Scio. erect a modern hou .• this spring. I'lie program given by the In- Ni w - oflic«- I'li.- dav. New . . w dre.ss ’•■I .11- d i ' ■ ;• Ui mj. ,|. Don’t forget to attend the go« sis, Commercia: < !ub m<• ’ : to- The baby girl of Truman u . in at A t n i,» .'»• < ains. morrow, Friday evening. I. ik- • I ack’s died Saturday of . ■ pi! • nt. I lu-rc w ere e\« .», c mt««, t m '-V . . ■ . If y<>u ire t t< r. heil in a w i ich th«- < th- r grad«*s were Sunday. J-'hu Wesely went to Albany Ran ■ wa n t ■ m ' s ). range be P Timtled to »-i npete. I ri/.es Th r ia on 1 usines», returning li g r 1 ic J in prie« $1.00 each Dr Prill made a business trip were given to the winners. home Sature!, y. i ■ p .• i i . to Portland Thur-daV, retar: mg Wv u i«h t<> I yc «’• . .»’%‘nt’on tu thr da For opening ex< rm ;<-s Tuesday IS >tne one w ill get it it corning, Mr tuny gave a review Miss Julia Kopeeky vi t- d Sat.ir lav. f*ct thnl tVMNlt t dHttAlhSB "»uch ■'. • o. Murri > >•! the life of i . quin Miller, the ai uh\H>pÌ!tg r«»*l .;h, ttw^riA aiul it goes friends in town the last of the ¿earlrt fv ver are roolr* I« *t when th«* ! laid w are St or B I. PeX ’ anev writes that they week. W l«-rn |ioet. who died a few vi oil’ll ( Wife h expected to leave Isis Angele» chini h&s «a r-.»M. ( -■‘go. 1 1 ■ .dent: enjoyed Kemnjy will »pi jckly cur»* a coM and A v ■ ry ei : able family re the talk very much. I r it I,., rutht birth of* " :<!r ’■■■■ gr«'*tb» It i? « n th«’ «la: g»*r oi union wa» h«4d at the home of g:>. to thé wife of Frank Pern wUI r’ & ° ’ X: ' 1 ing ih«’ e b. -«-. Ibi» : « •» » > (c r’rn !•- M.'l. i.:i h i. returned futi <>». f - i »r- uf •*«•» ! ¡1 v •• A E Arm d. S n.day. February on March 4. t" ici. after an absence of a Mrs J A Bilyeu and daughter tnini no opta ni or «ilnvr nar» tre nr «| wl.cn il l t •« family were week. msy I * (»> n rhtìtl .wilh Ifòplh'H Nita went to Albany Tuesday for pi- • it f >r f • first time in sev ronfi l< rwe. '* 4 ! hy ali tieni Don t forget to hear the Wish- a w-ek’s visit with relatives, Tne Literary ,«oei«-ty will give eral y ■-..r . the following were ville Students at Wisely-Cain their monthly pr.giam next I am now prepar I to furnish the c: M P 1.-f g and family, For a »prain you will find ( handier- hail Sunday m hl, March 9. I riday afternoon after receM. 1 i •! family of Al- lain* linimi nt «xcclktit. it allay* the Pi.irnd Plymouth R «k e> /1 for F M Ar. I vrryo-u- who takes an interest My stock is n well se- io . I. P A- .i ; ai d wife. Mi . rwnuvca th«- aoren«**. an I «m-n setting. The Na-hville Students and pain, in th s< :.o »| work is cordially in r«-»tor« » ti c ¡«art* to a healthy r. : li I am con I luntley an i I • >r.t I' mipton. Jubilee Minstrels will give an lion. 25 arai 50r butti«-» fur »ah- by all lected laying strain, vited to attend. stonily adding new blood for im- entertainnn nt at W i sely Cain dealer» The whool garden which has I r. vement. ¡’rices, 1 setting of For So hall Sunday night, They come la-eii started in one «orner of the 15. 'I. ’-ri p- r lt*>. A r llirot s, highly recommended and should New embroideries for spring R 2. bcio. 40 One Mar.'1 I. and one Mc- cilv park is progressing rapidly play to a full house. now on display in Wisely & t’lanahn: In abator, 110 and 240 mid« r the car.- of Mis VanSlyke Cains large new w indow. Chris {hl eu I -ft .'! > ’ . ! i on a egg !*- I ■»••«I only one seas >n. and the agriculture class. The ''iintintn New» ai d Setni-Wev kly two weeks ’ trip to Loma. Mon Price $10. t ach. Inquire at this Journal for 11.75 per year, the | rice of Dr H >l on took A! Thomas to Sneibnrn lie» the Journal alone I' v..u an- not k-et lh<? A||)anv ||(K|,itaI Friday. Mr tana where he exp t.s to take up office. If 'fr» Mi l am n turned home Tuesday ting th>- Journal .all at thi» ofli.e and a homestead if he finds things to get a »ample copy. <>ie hundred and Thomas is well along in years his liking. after »pt ding tw<> werk» at the »Mil- ( <> k Stove Pumps Water 1 he Journal »«‘d very feeble SSH03L NOTES i Possibly About You i h fifty-aix pa(>vr» for 11.75. contain» the cream of the »tate and general news, market reporta, etc. Geo Warner went to Albany Saturday for a short visit with relatives. Thi* i» th«- M-a»o«i of tne year when mothora f«el very much i-<«nccrn«-d over the irtHpirnt ciil'1» contra- t««! by th« ir rhtklrcn, an I have abundant n uon for it a» «very mil weaki-n» the lung». lower- th«- vitality and pa.<* tie- way •wtto r»dfoMMa that w often follow. < r?ln* .‘2.?^ remedy it famoUH for its cure» rind is pleasant aud safe to take. For sale by all dealer». Mr and Mrs It Y Morrison and little daughter drove over from I'a i- Sa' eve-m-g f-ra short visit with his ur.cle, N I Morrison, returning home Mon day. Here ia a message of hope and good cheer from Mr» C J Martin,Boone MUI, V a. w he I» tiie mother of eighteen cbikiren. Mm Martin was cured of »tomnch trouble aid can*tipatioa by Chamlw riai «tablet» after Hvr year» of Mitf. ring, and now recommend» these tablet» to the public. Sold by all dr uggia U. Elder II \\ Cottrell, president of the Western Oregon Confer ence of Scventh-Day Adventists will lecture at the Christian church Friday and Saturday eve dngs at 7;30 p m. You are cordially invited toatti-nd. Ik>y<u know that mor» real darter lurk» tn a common cold than in any other of the minor ailment»'’ Th« a;»fe way i* to take Chamberlain* couch remedy, a thoroughly reliable prepara tion, and rid yourself of the cold a» quickly aa uoasilde. Thi» remedy ia for aaie by all dealer» I/nk at thi qnd get wise A $•■0.00 l.aun-1 Lang - will be re- dticed $1.00 i ich day, beginning Mor.day, Mar< ’ Von will see a card on ränge eich daY with the $1 reduction on it until il is sold. Keep posted, «omeone w ill get it. N I Morrison, S io, Ore. Eggs for hatching from thor- oughbr< d Single Comb WhiT Is-ghorns and Barred I I) mouth Ro'ks. Front extra heavy laying «train. Egga $1-26 per l&~Chaa t'hrz. RED 2. Scio, Ore. 31-3. f h« re m no brUer ni«-J it.*’ ma !«• for coh!« (han (’ha ?n bo ria if»« cuugh rcn>niy. it acta on nature plan, rrlb-xr» the lunga, opens th< srer lion«, uiui ex- i <-ct«>rati'»n. at.«i rcitort* th»* system to a healths condition. 1 or aalr by all i dealer*. Y >u are invited to come to W J Mil t 's p nee in Shelburn and •e ti e <<H>k dove pump water. A S N <'>l. :ej i. tenting Straight tnd N:<-"' of klbany will be there Saturday t > explain the operation to any :.e interested in install- ing a w ater sy tern. Pres. Woodrow Wilson Thirty-fifth year of bountiful success as masters of foolishn *s.s Nashville students, Sunday night, W-yely-t’ain hall. Ad- mi.-suir. 2\ ‘ and 'S) cents. .......... N I Morrison challenges any one in the state to produce an older family heirloom than trie tinger ring which browns. This ring was worn by one of his an cestors who came over in the Mayflower in 163) and has been in the family continuously since that time. Anyone wishing to see tins ancient piece of jewelry may do so if he will call at the hardware store. Big bargains at Wesely & Cains in remnants and odds and ends left over from the big clearance sale, such as shoes, ladies’, misses’ and childrens’ coats, men’s and boys’ overcoats and sweaters, short lengths in . alien, muslin, gingham, and dress goods and other things, all to tie closed out AWAY DOWN BELOW COST, so they will move fast and make room for new spring goods. aide of h« r brother sick. w lui i» still quite Ralph Melivi aid wm unable to t«- Bell cl ml the first two day» of thia Wirk larvali»«- of the grip. Malcolm Miller ia still very low with Mr .Mcf.ain •< id hi» four yearling B'r»ey hi ifroi We I'< l iyt.. Mr Zeller • •f Thoma* nt Mr Mil.tun ba» worked up n good hand of jersey cattle the lant few yeur*. ftH-x lliron« wm down with Ingrippo the first of the laiwrcnce shelley, Cha* Hull and < Inu le < I irei.ill w • re »«ihpo. tied last nick tv appear in court. Ever body is busy these fine spring days. Mill City it-ms are unavoid able left out thi Week, but Will appear next. We will try and do better next time, Nick. The News made a mistake last week in the ad for Indian Runner duck eggs. The name should have l»een G A Morgan instead <»f Piatt. MARKET REPORT The follow ing are caah price» quoted <»n Thursday of each w<-«-k by our dealer»: Wheat, per btlahel.......................... • MO Flour, per »ack. ....................... I 2V Bran, per ton........................ 2K no Short», per ton ............................... .11 00 Chop, wheat, fwr ton ............... 32 00 Chop, oat», per ton...................... 2* 00 Butter, (Country) per roll .... so Egg», par dosen.............................. 17 Chicken», per pound.............. 10 *«•*••«■, per pound................ 10 Turkey», per pound ............ 1« I»uckI, per l»und.......................... to IJref. per pound, live weight 4 to «7 Pork, dre«»<.l 0H Veal, jier pound, for »hipping 11)