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About The Santiam news. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1897-1917 | View Entire Issue (April 24, 1913)
Safe te. Weekly Inter ta. Farm ano Horre fruí Gratar, Heme lita M Family IFagaróe, ni Síi ttire gear. for SI.Í0 VOL. XVI M I’ long, whs trai.-acting business in Scio Monday. I‘.»l.”> your. *« its« RirrioN i xi ;t on the dal«1 ttaiupv.i i<> I hr ■) «»<• low To thirt« who (>ay promptly in advance the tubtcr-ption pnev m f ’■ per year. The price it ft.25 if ptid w thin tix month*. r.nd |LM >• -han ■ d at end of year, t he paper it not t- i i to tulwcnbcr* whu are Ror>- than ■ jear in arrear*. Pure cider vinegar for sale. Only a few gallons left. 10c per gallon. K H McDonald. in FñlRTOBETHE THE A DAIRY WIRE CITY* MERCANTILE GO. BEST ÏET HELD scid chkmi cur INCORPORATED “ LIVE DIRECTORY Annual Event I his Foil Will V Cladek was trading witl Scio merchants last Thursday. NO. Capitali. » J p $’>('.000 Arti F.clipre Any < fathering Ever cles Filed I’ucnday at Co. I lcl<l In County ( !< :k s Office Com. C lub Meets • A Stepanek 1 .am« At the regular in» --ting < t' -.* Work on J F Wesely’s new Commercial Club la: t Friday ( house is progressing nicely and evening, a number of communi when completed Joe will haw cations were read, sone bill», ( one of the finest homes around allowed and a general di. cu-^ion Scio. indulged in on several matt, rs pertaining to the good and wel The race:' Roy McDot aid and family fare of the city. feature of have moved to Mrs Pruitt’s house President Peery sugg* t«d good O’.l'.i in the south part of town. that action shout I b-* taker. ■> i.; planned, and to aecufe an ordinance requiring a record are W E Greene, a traveling sales a uniform width of sidewalks in hand. man from Blake, McFall Co, the business part of town. Arning th« l»ecinl attractions was in town Monday. The Club adjourned to meet aid ¡nd icem. nts Co ntund the fair and cor..jx.*tc f< r the prizes, There will be a moving picture I riday evening. May 2. r*«»n we quote the follow ng fr mi the show at Wesely-Cain hall Sun catalogue: Obituary day night at 8 o’clocK. Premiums offered on every John Leffler is preparing to Stanley J, the infant son of line of < xhibit Get something move his house and other build Mr and Mrs J F Wes< ly, died ready ai d bring or send it. Show ings away, and Mrs Elizabeth Sunday morning April 20, at six v. hat you can do. Wes.-ly expects to comment o’clock of pneumonia after an Everybody welc med anti no building a fine new house. illness of a few days, aged 7 body barred. months and ten days, The re- We w ill d > our best, and a Or T K Sanderson went to mains wen* laid to rest by lov g square deal is a stir, d to all. Old Home Coming 'A’ v .- k for Portland Sunday n omit g return hands Monday afternoon in Franklin Butte cemetery. Scio people. Tfiis will Ite made ♦ ing Monday evening. 1 Thus over a happy home the a special feature of the Fa r thi.. ( Ft icci’I.'S J. I W. .-'y I have a $50.00 range for sale, shadow of a little grave has year. J. F. Ec«r l w hich 1 won in the Oregon Jour fallen; and as another I as said, See that your friends are here nal contest. < all at postoffice.— it is wonderful how long a si auow and meet their old ae< yiuinta* ce ■. Daisy Buchner. a little grave ca” t row. You’ll all feel better and live The sorrow g parents have longer. If you need fishing tackle see the sympi.thv < t th entire c- m- There is nothing that the peo A W Hagey. He is old in the munity in their bereavement. ple can do to I it« r advantage business and knows just what f- r t’.<* adv-rti.s meat of Linn You need. New tubocriptiort* rvrciw.l at the County, th in a o.l Fair. There Xrwt olT.cc fur til leading nugkiine» is no ir.du?. mer.t that can lu Regular $1.25 fever ther- ll ade, that o materially in mumeters on sale for a short Booster envelopes for sale nt creases the standard of fine time only at 75c each at Peery the News other at 10c a package. ■•'...«k, |xrih.y, era r. . at.d veget Drug Store. ables a.; a Fair. See Morrison fur Furniture. Get busy and show what thin Dun't be turpnted if vou have an at Scio. Oregon. gr- at county of ours really can tack of rheumatism thia apriag. Juat pruduce. rub the affected parte fre- l> v. ith ( ham- Mrs T K Sanderson and son berlain’a Liniment and it will Boon dis Jack arrived home from Portland appear. *«ol<l by all dealers. Farmers attention I.*«t Wednesday evening after a print your return card on Get a homestead in the Albany week’s visit with relatives. Cal Cariur. Prop. vt 1 >|?»’•• ... 1 ! in-., i a v colony in the great wheat belt of grade of stock and print y Meat Market Montana, Write for informa Mr and Mrs Henry Stepan.*k re name and address, and name MvlHjiìùhl Bron. tion to, ti W Mitchell, Loma. turned from Portland Saturday farm, if dented. UM) for 50v, Montana. 42 .M i I’ iliel’V morning and were treated to an the New s office. old fashioned charivari that Vn>. <>. II. Cvrti* GIVEN AWAY On July 1 night CARD OF TBANK3 I will give to the lady that Notary I’iil»lic mid To the friends who <amc to us brings in the largest amount of REAL I '*’1 A7 E. R. Sh«*lton Grandma Abbott died \v«i- cash checks, a $15.00 Tireless nesday morning at the home of in our hour of trouble, and con sieians, Surgeons Cooker which is on display her son Will. At the time of tributed all that human kindness I ’li ’ \ l>r. A. G. Prill at my store. On that day all going to press no obituary has could suggest to help and com br. E. H. llobton checks from 5c to $5 will be* been handed in, but we hope to fort. we return most heartfelt thanks, and although such de Planing Mill counted. Checkswill be given publish one next week. Kukucka & Chromy voted friendship cannot remove with each purchase from Mon the sad memories that linger l’libi ic A 11 ¡gli School day. April 21 to July 1. Any 1 am now prepared to furnish thing bought at my store will Barred Plymouth Rock eggs for around our empty cradle, it Fred ’.ray, Pnn. count. N I Morrison. setting. My stock is a well se brings into view the brightest side of humanity, and throws the Produce ( ’onipanif’s lected laying strain. I am con C A Posvar of Crabtree who pure light of an unselfish friend J. F. I crtler. Mgr. stantly adding new blood for im Tom large, Mgr. was in town Tuesday, arrived provement Prices. 1 setting of ship into a darkened home. May home a few days ago from a 1'"». A P H irons, the day be far distant when Postoli ice business trip to Nebraska, rc- those friends who gathered w. F. Gill 40 R 2. bcio. turning home bv way of Cali around us will need similar at fornia, where he was met by Sant iaiii News I am now located in the old tention, but when the time L. W. Charlea, f>ub. Mrs Posvar. They visited rela comes may they receive the same meat market by the steel bridge tives at Red Bluff, and also full measure of generous aid ao<| where I am in the market, and Mute Bank purchased a piece of proper* Y at l«y the highest cash prices for tender sympathy they brought W. A. Ewing. Cathirr that place. Mr Posvar says they to our home when death was an all kinds of live stock, poultry, had a fine trip but are glad to be inmate there. Shooting1 I iallcM’V, eggs. etc. See me before selling at home again. J F W e Et.y and F amily . C(‘SF. tfxi CAROS, loth I-arg» your produce.—Tom Large. For ’be purp< ? e of I.living nt d selling live tuck, meats, fruits, hardware, dry goods, groceries, farm ma-bit ry. agricultural and dairy |.:«>i i*ts, arficlt.s incorpo rating the Scio Me-cnntile As- •oeiation at a capitalization of vm ).ooo, arc"»-Hm- to Wednes day • Democrat, were filed in the c unty clerk'-, office late Tues day afternoon. 11 •• principal --fliee of the con- ■ • n will >• at p.-io, »nd itsdura- t oti w JI I.. for an unlimited perit- l. 11;>* capital .*-tock is di- v id- I < » • i ar. i of par vale of $10 each an I half of the . in.i. r f .art s arc designated :.- j.r-fern-.l '<> . a id the other half ns commo ). A I’ Frnwick, M D Go. 1 mid < 1. Mann are the incorjiorators. Roe r-.diip v. as in t ,wr. Wed- n< - lav bowing hi i ew Over* land whi I. i I a I just brought over from All any. Dr Prill ac- com, tnied I .in on the trip. MAR KI I REI ORT The following are rath |>rl<-<t <|ilo'< <1 un Thurr.lay of each week I t>y <>ur dealer*: Wheal, per bu»h<d........................ ■ Flour, per racK......... .................... I flran, p- r L.n................................ . 2R Shortt, per ton ................... ... St iTiup, wheat, i»t-r tun . .............. ( !top, oat a, |H*r ton.................... ltultcr, (t .,untry) per roll......... Egg«, per doa.-n....... . .................. (.Thicken*, fwr ihhi . h I....................... I • -e» ar. |«.r |>ound ..................... Turk»*) i, |»'r pout’d.............. . Ihtck*. per |io.in»l ......... ... ' It.i'f. per pouM, live weight r> - Lurk, dr»- uw-d.................... \ . al. |--r i-for »Inpning tak- The -anliam N- w> mu! SvtnlAVrvkly Journal f< It.75 i>. r year, the price of the Journal alcrx- If vou are not get ting the Journal call al thia office an.l got a »ample copy, the humin-»! anil flfty «ix paper* f-.r >1.7’». The Journal contain* th.- cream of th»- ttatc amt I’cral newt, market report*, vt<’. Don't forget to take advantage of the News’ $1. subscription price w hen you are in town. S’locm.-iKt'l’ Eli l.ukvnbach ITiiMniith F. ohh-meicr L’l’j-1< ‘I’ iiji I mid Secret ORI’EUS Mtt.nir. (Mrl Fellowa, Knight* nf Pythuix. Macralx . t, Mod ern W.»«linen nix! Z. ft J. xttaaBwunujj; WANTED Harnett Maher. Garaev. Railroad Service. Sawmill« ufactwrln« Enterprise*. Batter Man. All eltlten« to attend the Commsr. Meetln-e first and evening* of each efal Club, third Friday month.
