The Santiam news., April 24, 1913, Image 4

vicinity Thursday. Mr Butler
was looking after the men he has
it wor on the bridge.
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Mina Beanie Waddle has been
staying at the home of E C
Reiley the past Week while Mr»
R< ¡ley «us visiting relatives in
Lebanon.
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. pril 21, I will make
\pnl i
you n special price of $l.i'» <>r. paint
fis 1 am limimi to c '.eau h p n large n-
mou h 1 oí in \ um* »’■'t >CK oí pii t dnrimr
H von are inter rested Ill
the \Vf‘ck.
W I) Crabtree of J fTerson was
visiting friends and relatives in
By order of the city council. I S io Saturday and Sunday, and
am notified to take up all stock paid the News office a pleasant
caught running loose within the call.
city limits of Scio. There is also
bios tira
an ordinance prohibiting the
shooting of firearms within the
By Sc io School Districi No 95
city limits which most be for material and labor, se [»arate
obeyed.
J N WEDDLE.
or combine ■d. to • finish High
City Marshall.
School room , equa! to and sanie
I ake Notice
T M Holt took an auto load of
|ieople to Shelburn Sunda to in-
spect the watering system at
Win Miller's and to see the
Hra Isr lit
oronco busters. He reports a
i
train wreck at that place, also
Go acres Is en cultivated. 2.« acres
the roads are very liad for autos.
open pasture, 30 acres brush and
itumber of the young people timber, 110 acres can be culti-
if this vicinity attended the vated. Some creek bottom land,
ow, Zvke, the country boY, at box hoi >50, old l»arn, small or-
chard, 1‘riee $80. per acr?. time
Scio Saturday evening.
on half, Have other large and
The High School room of the
small tracts for sale, Call on or
River ide school ha» been ha ng
address,
i few days vacation on account
R Shelton. Scio, Ore.
>f the professor’s illness.
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A family reunion was held at
Moving picture show Sun.
F M Holt’s Sunday with all the evening at Wendy-Cain Hall.
•imily present. A turkey dinner
vas served with all the good
Pure bred Berkshire boar.
Hog must not leave
lungs necessary to make up a m rvirv $1
untiful meal.
farm. R II ' C
style as presepi High School
rv >m. li ti» dose dune 10. 1913.
Work to I h - c :: pi« t> ii by August
1. 1913.
J F WESELY, Clerk.
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STATEMENT
Gf th«- < Vi.» r»!up. > an igi mcnt. etc..
at Scio, t're ri quir.il by the Act of
Augu»t 24. 1912.
Name of editor, managing eiiitor,
bu»me»i manager, publisher and owner:
I, W <. harlea, *c>o. Ore.
Known !>ondhnl.!er», mortgager» »nd
•tl.er .»runty hekicr-, homing 1 par
< nt or more of total amount of bon»la,
mortgage» or other »«-curitie», L. L.
Harn»urg. Or«-., S. J. Mad-
MHi, Newberg, Ore
i. W C h ari i s. Owner,
sworn t > a . I » il “c.-it.-1 before me
thu 22rd »lay of April, 1913.
H. SHELTON.
Notary Public fur Oregon.
My
't ti..» Kn expire» March 6, 1915.
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Tin- |K<ltll« r of alun..nutn war.
around inai week delivering hu or
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few days at Salem last week.
Mrs Struckmeier and daughter
da Iva a d .Mrs Howard Hazen
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Commissioner and Mrs T J
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