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About The Santiam news. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1897-1917 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 1, 1914)
:-'Xr r I I i » < 1* ■ r - n, A EIGHTH ANNUAL : LINN COUNTY EAIR BEST EVER HELD I emperance Rally Possibly About You j A temperance > imitt^e reni ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ Albany will hold a meeting in Bring your fresh vegetables to the Baptist church at Scio on Tuesday evening, October 6. at the Scio Hotel. Good speakers, and a male quartette will ho presen’. Or ions for sale. Better get Everyone is invited to attcr <1 your winter’s supply now as this meeting. ihey are going like hot cakes. Truman Lukenbach. Baby Show, Aeroplane, Races and Fine Ex- hibits Draw Big Crowds The Linn County Fair dosed last Friday evening after a : i: ■- cessful three days with good at tendance and splendid exhibits in all lines. The premium list is being prepared and will be pub lished in these columns us soon as |M>ssible. G W Stromer of Tacoma flew over horn Albany Thursday in his large tractor biplane ••nd made a graceful landing in front of the grand stand, and was to have made a return trip Friday afternoon, but his machine did not rise qu ck enough and crash ed into the fence surrounding the race course, demolishing the framework. The engine was re , moved from the tractor Satur day and the rest of tha machine left here as a souvenir of the occasion. The following awards were, made in the eugenic coate. t in which forty-eight babies were pounds a day. Oregon News Notes During harvest season to save crops farmers must work 12 to ¡14 hours. What will an eight- hour law do to the farming in dustry ? The Standard Oil Co i.-> pre paring to erect supply tanks at fx-banon, making this point the distributing center for that part of the county. The Lebanon Lumber Co will soon begin to ship logs to their mill at that town and the mill will be run to capacity. Wm Kyle Ji- Sons Co. salmon cannery at Florence has started operation and will distrib ite$2O- •KM) to the worker’s during the season. Portland will soon erect an other 24 Classroom school at a cost oi $160.000. The Marion county court house is to have a new heating plant installed by T .M Barr of Salem. The enactment of nearly thirty new laws on the ballot this year would be an industry at the ex pense of all other industries, says the Oregon Manufacturer. Ort- ■><! I><X li.pmrnl Sr»» in l.inr n( lid -irit-M, Payroll», und I’rudurtn of and Enterprise. Call at the People’s Store and see the valuable premiums given free with cash purchases. Miss holly Daley of Lebanon Quarterly payment of taxes is visited home folks ai d attended a popular movement that would the Linn county fair last week. relieve industries in a practical way. WV make a ipecialty of Friend« The new Pendleton hotel cost- -i >. Engagement ami Wedding in, $i.1o. Ml has bn n opened to Rings. {’ M French & Son, Al- the public. bany, Oregon Tiie $75,000 rock crushing plant of the Cascade Construc I. D Alexander of Stayton at- tion Co at Marion has la-gun tended the fair here last Thurs- »iteration with a payroll of 100 dav. and dropped in at the News men at $6,000 per month. It is office for a chat us he i.s an old expected to distribute 600 0(X) time newspaper man. yards of crushed rock on the S P C’. tracks in Oregon. I am in th • market for fat live Cyanide jumping from 19 to stock, also stock hogs and milk 75c a pound on account of the cows on orders. For any in war is hampering the mining in formation call Scio telephone dustry i;i Baker county. central. Th os. Large. The new Portland postr-ffice will have two fl ora devoted to Scio ha» been well represented mail work, nnd s ven floors of at the state fair at Salem this offices for the army of federal week. entered; officials and commissioners at Boys 6 to 12 months Richard Portland. Diggers and Dry Sox shoes Chrx, first, 9S.8; Robert C Button A .my is calling for bids for a sold a’ the People’s Store cheap second, 98 J); Hollis Titus, third. new $50,900 high school. er than elsewhere. 98.3; Franx McDonald, fourth. Portland bankers recently re Mirs Daisy Buckner took in 97.9. Z turned from the bankers confer the state fair at Salem Tuesday, Twelve to 24 months Wilson ence at Washington D (’, state 484. 314. 262, 238, 1») and Get one of those warm, dressy A Bauman, first, 99.3; Warren <’ that eastern factories are run ning night and day to fill orders 118i acre tracts; the price of Mackinaw coats at the People’s Gill, second, 99 2; Langford D brought about by the European these farms runs from $.'»0 to Store for less than half what Hook, third, 98 1; Francis M war. $65 per acre with terms. Some others charge. Smith, fourth, 95.0. The Heppner Milling Co dis of them are well improved ai.d Twenty-four to 36 months— tributes annually #10,000 in are adapted to grain raising., Special Sunday dinners at the ¡stock and dairying, and are situ Scio Hotel. Gordon W Gilkey, first, 98.9; I-e- I wages. Pilot Rock has great need of ated within 10 miles of Scio. Call roy F Arnold, second, 98.1; By There will be a business meet on R. Shelton, mor»* dwelling«. ron L McDonald, third. 96.5. Scio, Oregon. ing at the Baptist chuich Satur Gresham will soon have a new Gitls 6 to 12 months-Vera M day, Oct 3. at 2:30 p m. All — Carson, first, 99.1; Alma A Phil cannery. members are requested to be COLLEGE OR BUSINESS Work on the Sutherlin Coos present ippi, second. 98.8; Violet Garland Ray Eastern railroad is being course- Albany College can fur third. 97.0; Catherine A I’owell, nish a dozen girls op|>ortunity to pushed rapidly. Farmers attention! Î am still fourth. 96.8. earn room and board while tak J< m - Knowles got what he went handling the same high grade Twelve to 24 months--Helen C after publicity, the greatest ing a liter try, business or music farm machinery and have also al course at the college. Su- Miller, first, 98.6; Gloria Wisely, Oregon product. added the famous line of Oliver [jerior instruction. Address 11 second, 98.3; Ardith L Shelton, plows. N I Morrison. Prineville needs more modern M Crooks, President. 11-21 third, 98.1; Vlasta Krummel, Ipuacs. W E Brown attended the state The Willamette Pacific expects fourth, 87.5. For Sale A $1.3*0 threshing fair Tuesday. to have rails to Tidewater Twenty-four to ¡16 months machine and 12 horse power fore the rainy season sets in. Eleanor Miller, first, 96.7; Gladys gasoline engine with wood cut The Sutherlin Railroad has ting attachment Almost new; E Shelton, second, 96.2 ’ Isen granted a franchise on price $.r><)0. at Trappist Monas- Grund champions-Boy. Wilson Sutherlin streets. tery, Jordan. 11 It I have just received a car of A Bauman, 99.3; Girl, Vera M The Pacific Coast Condensed tankage and am ready to supply Car.-on, 99.1. Milk Co will immediately proceed (•old watch and fob lost oil nil who wish it as well as those to enlarge its Hillsboro plant to fair grounds. Return to Geo. who ordered in advance. Ed Wesely informs the News meet the demands of the con- Mofgan and receive reward. A J Shelton. that the restaurant conducted by stantly increasing offerings of Found - A pair of glasses in him and J F Kukackn at the fair milK. The new building will be Too much trouble to go to last week brought in $460. which of concrete 140 x 140 and when case on fair grounds Owner church and get dinner the same they consider was doing ve.y completed will give the local call at this office, pay for this day? Get Sunday dinner at the plant a capacity 200,000 notice and take property. Scio Hotel. well. Ì e F M Shores of Happy Home was a Scio fair visitor last week. ’ r Improved I’arms l or Sale I an Picture Show Sun- day Night Why not s|H-nd Sunday eve ning at the picture show? First class films, good music, and ad mission price lfic and 10c. Show starts at 8HMi sharp. Trespass notices, 5,* each for sale at the News office. Range given away on October 17. 1911, by N I Morri <<>n. Every purchaser of a piece of the blue enamel wan is entitled to a numbered ticket. The one having the num£ r "corn-spond- ing to the one drawn out Mill get the large range free, Every- one is getting a piece of granite ware. If you want Io get in. get busy as it is going fast. — N 1 Morrison, Mr and Mrs MyH Birti left for Lm Angeles. Calif, hl week where the former has a position teaching manual training in a high school there, Mr Burin is a graduate of the 1914 class of O A C. Services nt the Baptist chur< h both morning and evening next Sunday by Rev F S Lawn nee of Portland. All are invi1 <1 to at tend these services. C II Wain oi Junction City visited relatives here and attend ed the fair last w»ek. Forest Woodmansee left for Portland Tue day where he will enter the North Pacific Dental College this week as a student, with n view of leaving a Dr. tacked in front of his name with in the next few years. A prohibition rally was held at Jordan last Sunday at which Pres Crooks of Albany College gave a stirring address. Music was furnished by a male quar tette and an enthusiastic meeting is reported. J A Bilyeu has been on the sick list this week, but hir many friends hope for n speedy covery. V K Allison, who has been elected pastor <if the Brownsville Christian church, was transact ing business in Scio one day last week. The Scio school is going along swimmingly under the efficient lerdership of Prof Colvin and an able corps of teachers. The at tendance was light until after the fair, but is piiKing up this week. Predictions are made tor the best school in its history this winter.
