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About The Santiam news. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1897-1917 | View Entire Issue (June 18, 1914)
♦ ♦ i Possibly About You i \<>l It Klei ION I M IKES on th» iiat. »tamtwsi in the »¡Me «• b>- tow Io the««' who pay promptly in ■dvanc* thr »utment'tion prtrr i" Orrron !><-«elopn>rnt Nr«»» in Line nf per year The price «» 11.50 if paid InduMrir». Payroll«. and Product« ■ t end <>f year the paper i* not »ent of Labor and Entvrpnae. to »uhacnltara who are mor* than one year tn arrvar». Oregon News Notes School Election Matt I .obrrger I )rad I M‘»t of the x < «t • r ■ «>f S.- .> w. I he p< euliar actions of a horse out to attend the »■< h< -> nu-t.iu I !t tied to a tree mar the little •♦♦♦♦♦♦•♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦e at the school house l:i>t M»’ - i . i cabin, led to th dc-eovery of the afternoon as it was und««rsto m | 'Lath of Mat’ Isiberger, age 65, During the past week the Ore in advance that the e|«»ction of a a Bohemian who resided on 20 gon Public Utilities commission director was to be a hot . o ', a< r> . of land o e mile wi st of has fixed standards of quality in tested affair. After listening to o its the Vhany Democrat. water, gas. light, heat and tele the minutes of the last nmeting * •' rer is believe I to have Bring y«> ir fri h vege’ables to phone sen i •«. Effect of order and the financial statement of ■ i 'lend three days before not yet known. the Scio Hotel. I the clerk, the nan •• • of W \ were attracted by the * C I! Wain and daughter Ila Big strike reported at High Ewing and F T I hayer were • tio of the horse, which had w« re trading in Albany W««lms- Mr and Mrs G urge Morrow Grade mine, near New Pine plac««d m nomina* hi for th«* «.; ¡•ecu tied to the tree for that came home from Portland Mon Creek. day. tice of director and the balloting length of time. day. commenced. The final tally I'< ring in st the window*. the Work will start soon on the J 1’ M tinkers transacted busi stood, W A Ewing I >. i 1 i v • dor saw the prostrated Carnegie library at Marshfield. ness in Albany Wednesday. Best typewriter ’arb«n piqwr er 42. f >rm of [.<>' erger in night clothes In asking for paving bids, Al made, two sheets for 5c at the EC Peery. the retiring cl ir- tig face down on the floor, Mr and Mrs R L DcVaney Newoffice. bany bar bids on concrete pav ( man, announced that Mr I. ah • oo'iti Fortmiller of Albany wer Albany visitors W'edm .«la.. • ng. having receivtsl a majmitv <■: wa notified and went to the Mr and Mrs J N Poindexter, Klamath Falla is now after the the votes cast was d's-lar I .Sunday, After an in- H S Johnston was an Albany who have been in Portland for Bandon woolen nulls with a free elected. J F Wes«*ly wa-. i - ompapj with Dr visitor the latter part of last some time, have moved here. site. elected clerk fort' • «•Iwi < tear A G 1'r / oi Scio, he decided that week. The Gleason yards a» Cottage by acclamation. The l«>ard now <1 tth was dm* to apoplexy, that Why not spend Sunday eve- Grove will burn a half million stands, R M Cam. chi man, t; • live-used had arisen in the Good milch cows for sale. »11 ning at the picture show? First brick. whose term expires next Jane. fr< h. la'onard Gilkey, Thomas, class films, good music and ad id when he was overcome. Oregon. 48-2 The new power plant for Can Dr A G Pri!l, w ho has two r i < \ Im i. i known Ixdterger had mission Drive !5c and b)c. Show by anil Clackamas county is be years to serve, and W A Lwinz. i o relatives m this section, but starts at 8:3l) sharp. Miss Myrtle Knauff is visiting who is just beginning a tin «■ it i I -lieved he has a son in ing rushed. Mrs John Garland of Albany her sister, Mrs Mary Hodge in year term. Nei ra »a. lie was a member of Lafavette will install a $15,i«*i is v..siting relatives lure this ♦ Philomath. th« W () W. The funeral was water plant. ♦ week. I • d biv afternoon at Scio. St Johns is providing a street Oxfords in the best lasts for Don’t pay out money for maga for an outlet for the Western men and women, reasonably Dr ii.d \L < J G Gill visit«*«! zines, We can give you four Cooperage Co, that employs 2>X) priced at Hibler «< Gills. To those who haw been with wit' the former’s parents, Mr monthly magazines for IS cents men. us in our bereavement and by and Mrs M C Gill. To.) much trouble to go to extra if you will subscribe to The All the principal streets of kind words and kindly acts hat • church anil get dinner ti e same New s for one y< ar. Heppner are to be oiled. Joe Warwick. W E Brown and tried to lessen our sorrow, w<* day? Get Sunday dinner at the John Wisely returned home Andrew Kennedy is nutting in extend <>ur sincere thank Mrs Will Unger and Mrs Oscar machinery and a plant to manu Scio Hotel. from Portland Friday. Mrs Julia Hendricks, ♦ Grisham of Lebanon vi-ated at facture coal brickets on Coos Mis J I* Munkers, Mrs Daniel Delaney of Salem the home of their brother, Fred Nathan Young went to Albany Bay. Mrs I A Munkern, is here for a visit with her T Bilyeu, this week. I'm day aft«*rnoon to attend the Wm Woo lman a e, The skyscraper limit has b««en daughter, Mrs Will McDonald. I < ral if L ( Marshall, a Scot Ed Woodmansee. Picture show Sunday night. 10c raised at Portland from 160 feet ti R te Mason. From there Mr to 200 feet. TVS Ballantyne transacted and 15 cents. If you are interested in g> ttin* Young went to Corvallis to be The McKenzie river hatchery business in Albany one day last The following will take the is to lie increased in capacity to a high class hornless phonograph pre ent at the wedding of a Week. examination at Albany Saturday 2,000,000 fish annually. free call on N 1 Morrison and c in Ison w hich was sol<*rnniz.e«l this week at that place. Leonard Kalk is home from for postmaster here, C H Wain, get the ¡particulars, Warrenton. Clatsop and West Aberdeen, Wash, where he Roy Shelton and Daisy Buckner. (’(' Wade is local agent for Side towns are to have tele »pent the past winter with his Mr and Mrs M (’ Gill left Fri f|i«‘ Hub I)y«> Works of Albany, phones. A Kansas printer has notified brother. day for S[x>kan<*. Wa.-h. wh Hood River Royal Anne cher they will visit their son Roy, '’r'’ which h.t the liest equipped the merchants of his tow n that plant for cleanipg, pressing and W K Brown has taken charge he w ill soon be in need of a pair ries all sold to The Dalles at 5c. dyeing of all kinds and descrip- of the Union Meat Company’s of shoes, a new shirt, and a sack Just rememlu r that th«* N«*w -> Seaside w ill have a 200.000 ¡>er lions this ude of Salem. Your branch at Scio, and Tom Large of flour and that he will call for day shingle mill. office sells typewriter rihbor work ma I m * left with Mr Wade has opened up a house for the bids on these items, as that is Engineers are working on a anti carbon pa|>er cheaju r than and will I««* don«* at Albany company at Crabtree. The trans the custom of the merchants $350,000 foothills ditch to irri anyone els«* in Linn county. prices. fer was made the first of this when they want four dollars’ gate 8000 acres at Medford, to Miss Etta Reed is visiting rela week. worth of printing. Mrs T Y S Ballantyne and be completed by 1015. tives in Saletn. children arrived Saturday night MacDonald & Stepanek have Sheepmen in Umatilla county ♦ Miss Olga E-chelinan and her fi m th«* east to join Mr Ballan torn out the old blacksmith shop uncle, James Abbott, came up are selling off their fl >cks un Phone to the livery barn for tyne who has been here for sev and expect to erect a neat sub from Estacada Sunday for a able to compete with free wool. Munk?rs stage during thn eral months. stantia! structure at once on the visit at the Lome of Will Abbott. Brick manufacture is being month. old site. They are quartered established at Sisters. A family reunion was held Roll Morris is home from th«* temporarily in the old Barnes Jas 11 Wild of the Pacific Pa Mosier wants a fruit cannery. Sunday at the Plummer home. Breitenbush Springs. shop, owned by E C Shelton, in per Co, was drumming the Scio All the children with their fam- New school houses are going the south part of town, merchants Wednesday. to be built in Line county at a Mens straw and light weight ii - were pri rent, there being cost of $60,000. summer hats, just what von four girls and one l>oy Mrs Work is progressing rapidly on Mrs Chas Warner went to Cor Willamette Pacific tracks are need for the warm weather, at Franc« s <’ole of Scio, Mrs Julia the new K of I’ building, be vallis Monday for u visit with Wa.lac«* of Washington, Mrs to reach tidewater by October 1. Hibler & Gills. tween Dr Prill's office and relatives ami to attend the wed t'lnra W t'ddle of JefTerson, Mrs In all 1500 men are employed. Sticha’s confectionery. The con ding W« Ine day of Limo John Ros«» Derry of Albany, ami the Douglas county will finish take fruit tonnage bacK with crete foundation is completed son, eldest son of A J Johnson. one l>oy Allie at home. and in readiness for the frame planking the road over Camas them. N P Crume. Henry Sheldon work. mountain. The Oregon grain crops are W’e make a specialty of Friend and Misses Mabel Cochran and Bandon will erect a municipal estimated at 69.024.00O bushels hip, Engagement and Wedding The News family was enter Emma Leonard of Brownsville, dock. by the Departmer t of Agri« yl- Ring-. F M French & Son, Al tained at dinner last Sunday by w< re through here in a machine ture. bany. Oregon. Ashland has voted $175,000 Lindlord and Mrs Brown at the W’«dn< sdny distributing bills and A million ¡lounds of wool sold bonds to develop mineral springs Scio Hotel, and we can cheerful advertising the Linn County As this is paint season don’t at Shaniko last Thursday, 16c to ly recommend them to anyone in Pioneers Picnic which will be and baths on a large scale. fail to get th«* paint that will Governor West announces that 20c. search of a square meal Since held at Brow nsville June 25-26- give you th«« best results. The A new industry in Oregon is S W Paint is the paint of quality 2,000 acres nf the Tumalo project taking charge of the hotel a 27. As the picnic has been short time* ago they have demon spoiled by rainy weather the past is ready for settlers at forty dol the eastern demand for husbands. and at a price that <«<iuals some “Dundee” Reid, a pioneer of the cheaper grades. If you strated the fact that they thor two years, it is to be hoped that lars per acre. H C Sampson of the North railroad builder, is «lead. In his get a paint that won’t stay you oughly understand the hotel busi Old Jupe will BtaV off the job ness, and the old white hotel in this year, in which case Browns Pacific Fruit Distributors Asso day the ¡>eo|>le were glad to get not only I«»-*« your paint but also Scio is becoming a favorite with ville will be the center of attrac ciation, says the Panama tanal railroads on any kind of terms. the labor. In using S W P you the traveling public as well as tion for the whole county during will bring large shipments of Eugene engineers are promot do not l«>sc either. For sale by German beer and the vessels will ing a •lW.OUO drainage project N I Morrison, Scio, Oregon, the local people. the picnic. Card of 1 hanks
