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About The Santiam news. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1897-1917 | View Entire Issue (April 29, 1915)
4 VOL. XVIII scio. • ».a. : Possibly About You «.».o- • • Yot'R "I B ■ ( . . . ■ w I t i LINN coi Rli-TION EX: il l : XIV. OREGON. THI |l>l»\Y I!»|5. Ai’RIL 21». NO. Oregon News Notes '•d . advance th* Hul*scrip’. - pr.. i $! Or.-i. on Itcvrlopmcnt X. >• l i l ine of X per year Th* pnce i» SI.Si» if piuf Indu dril ». !’.. ■. rid'.», and Produrti* i at rint nt year. fhc paj-sT i» n<>t »-nt who »re more tha-i on* of Labor and F'ntcrpriar. r Joe Boyanovsgv motor« d ov ... . — , . . to Albany last Friday on busi ness. .Miss Mvrtle Knauf is now a hello girl at the Home Telephoi " office. f z J r*r ,t> arr. -r- 1 eacliers Re-eleéted Edit T Dugger of the Tribune At a meeting of the school visited Albany the last of the directors last Friday evening the week. entire corps of teachers was re elected for next y ir. It is not Mrs J N Weddle visited with known whether all wiil accept her daughter, Mrs Fred Ohh- or not. but it is to be hoped that meier. at Gervais from Friday they will al! stay, as all depart until Sunday. ments are m a II < irishing con Best quality butter wrappers, dition and one of the most suc neatly printed to conform with cessful years in the history <<( the law, 60c per hundred at the of the Scio schorl i tne record of the one just closing. New s office. Supreme Court knocks freak law ot 1913. placing all wminission merchants u n d «■ r railroad commi> ion. Eugene cannery has $4000 ad vance order fur vegetables. I\ Id . Ville Muh'< ir pool 22.1'0 lbs. s Id for 32 1-2 -ents. Powers will build SIK.OUO school house. Linn County will put in n $15.- 000 steel brid je at Lebanon, It will probnbiy send the money to Pittsburg instead of using Its ow n lumber. IH X’K BOTTS, R’g iliir i'orri .q imh’iii \ r’.rdgir wu- here thi» wc*k. H- va. i. '.J ■ g lerritory for a | atei t A deaf and dumb man ha» bought sn i tcrvst ut th.- »tor* at Hounding Hd- > i ■’ I .*’.• * r II. ■ • low» lie will be n silent partner in •tep urr »«If . f th, I’niud Stat«*» for the busin«*».» Fletcher bought tie Miss I lutie Belch, r will go to lick- Lulf Wr>t of the Mi ii»»:p|i river, so vtlle tomorrow for « visit i f a few Ih ut he vouhl . t th. l;.. i»v ,M »untar » days. I atcr— She ha» <!<•( i.|*-d not t,> in thè deal. K"- Mi»» ciuiie tll»op »ang another A man living in th*' i • If Hill» neigh- • ' '«tt*. Ih.g Hill church last sec borhood autuicrilwd fur the I lek ville ond -unday. W hilv there is not much Tidings last bsturilay. Hr has been of a ,. i ,nd ■ irr c th. present finan- acting strangely for me tune, time, but < . Ihr ,|jl .-r. o '- o.vr th- (.’lilted rtates nothing mu>*h was thuught of it. f»r v < a| mme. n,atly everybody in A storm party was to take place at t»< .«-l:t< ri.un applauded ex. ept tho. the Hog Fun! preacher’s home last r»».ing in i.ou.ring distance of h»r lues.lay night, but had to bo puat- home. | h .) h *I on ac. ount of the pr. tty wrath • I .?!' g I ' . it er. Klamath Falls Daily North- w< stern. Prop-e- uve. suspend: . Will a) jH ar as wet kl.v. Mrs A J Johnson of Corvallis Halfway cheese and butter came over the last of the week factory starts May I. for a visit w ith her sister. Mrs Abolishing the hangir e indui- C A W. rner and other relatives. About fifty of the jour.g peo- try makes it much pleasant, r fur pie, mostly from the lluh Fletcher llenstep has decbiotl to Mrs C A Parker and son. El- School, gave a surprise party nt the Governor arid t h e other nnoin, (rum H.-g k allow to the Calf fellows. give up trying to farm this y«ar, a l*ib* i-i ight orh.««]. I hr people in Monday- don, returned home the school house Wi-iin«-day lion. hesajs, arc much t-rttrr duubt having come up in hla mind as Green Trading Stamp tax law that after a few days visit at the evening in honor of Miss Giadys than those around hrrv at hr has been to how it should be dune since reading home of her daughter, Mrs John Jones, who leav s this week to to be taken into courts by stamp living h< re a long lime, and know» several pieces of literature on furming. Hodge at Philomath. thrm anti <!•«» not know anyl ialy vrry make her home with h r grand syndicate. < lab Hancock says a jaybird cannot Many counties turning down Well up there. •mg bite a mockingbird, neither ha« it mother at Medforo, after a sh >rt Mrs Frances Wesel y and the plumage nor the pride of a pea Ila: Harlow rays piga feet are visit with her father at Stayton, farm mat agt-ment experts. cock; still th«- jaybird seem» to get daughters. Rose and Lucy, and I mi I i t . at. thiin you have to cover a Games were played during the Til'amook Collier & Steven* along us well a» any of th*- rest. son Ed, left Monday morning evening, and ice cream uod sot-, dredg' starts work on dyk* lot of territory 1«; get any result». When a p> i *.*n ci m; his n.iisl it for a three months visit with her The Mall Carrier gut in today very wafers were served. Ms ing contract. imlo ati'» tnat he 1» capable of liaving son James at Wilson. Kansas. tired, »• he had »ewral long letter» Jot.es has many friend" in Scio mure than one thought if not mor« Oregon City April 20 locks Io bring. than two. w ho art sorry to see i.er leave, and canal become property of G W Adams and Frank Libby til- litacnna of the Hog Hill church A sleight of hand show was the at of Marion were transacting but join in wishing her happi United Slates. ’'* ‘ ....... . 1Hellwsnger and traction at the Wild Onion school ness in her new h >me. If the state tax comnu- ¡on S. 'v, lii i .. 1 a •oninitl«'.. to go up homo- Saturday night. The man doing business in Scio last Saturday, keeps on taxing things there wiil <. »»■ io the yellow jacketa* neat at the trick» was very shrewd, and the making the trip in »he former’s lleputy Constable, who shadow*-*) him lie nothing left free Lut salvc.- the church. auto. For lion. I-aG ran de Evening Ob- Poke I axlcy ha» been making tm- all through th*- |«-rformance, threaten pro. n.. tr, u roll ip I hl- place this Week, ed to arrest him for deceiving the serv er. Mrs Frank Butcher of North principally in the improvement of hi» public. Yakima, Wash, left for her 1 can fill orders for choice Portland to Linnton railroad to ..rlin b < on the tall | m »I c out by the* Cricket Hicks, who somo time ago home last Friday after spending calves at any tint. now. Prices l>e built costing $*uO,0c0. hor»e lot fence. In order to pro|>erly was mention*-.! in thui column as hav- thr inside he in*f K’*’ " UP 111» J,,b "f «»king people several weeks here at the bed* right and q lality guaranteed. Owing to new seaman’s act repair hia martin boa on t... _____ __ to come in when they came to the hail bi re but! I it large enough for him side of her father, John Gill, E t Smith. I d by Congress, requiring to get inside. ¡ <>« lotti e, ha-s invaded it.usi -al circles, who is still in very p-xtr health. Thomas union crews, Pacific Mad steam- and has accepted h |««ition ringing l,,k E,i!ey ..... "•«> °f “[the bell at the Ilog KI Ford church ., am! shio line fr mi Frisco to Orient is ' •••* n : H tha baas Mar of Tl> mohair pool w hich was C A RutT, Internal Revenue forced to quit. The ..Id wcl. that i» used in all the the Excel-1 >r Piddling Hand. In the sold here last Friday brought Inspector, spent several days in O W R & N Co. spends $10,- playa that > ■ me to liciville opera latter task he get» no »alary, there 33.10 cents per [>ound, and was Scio last week. iiouo- haa been moved outaide while being plenty ot glory in it. a» every- 000 on Ainsworth dock. bought by Albert Sternberg of i rii.iirig is bci ig put ba k in order body will m him every time the band It really begins to look as if Albany. This is the highest after a wild writ drama. . play*. Mr and Mrs G H Smith Of economy is on the wav. and that price paid for mohair at any Gilkey Sta'ion were trarsaclirg perhaps some credit should be place in the valley, but this is Mrs G A Gridin who is slowly not surprising in view of the business in town Monday. Mr given the legislature for a turn recovering from an operation Smith expects to leave in a few in the road--McMinnville Tele fact that the Scio pool alwaxs performed at the Albany hospit days for Alaska where he will phone Register. with or without stock, -10 acres commands more than the mar al several months ago, is staying spend the summer. Eugene asked to enact a $2 25 5 in cultivation, young orchard, ket price and has the reputation in town at present at the home eight-hour minimum wage law good buildings, 3 springs. 5 of being the best wool in West of her lister, Mrs E C Shelton. ern Oregon. The pool was de- C C Wade received a li tter a when contractors are offering cows, 2 heifers, 1 bull, team, harness, 2 wagons, carriage. livered at West Scio yesterday few days ago from C K Graham, $1.60 We mnke a specialty of Some trx»Is. telepeone, some general superintendent of the The Cafeteris-grocery is grow Friendship, Engagement and household goods, flock of poul May the 12th, at the M E Mel’s, Fargo Express Co., com ing in popularity. try. all for $2000. Would trade Wedding rings F M French <fc Geo W Haw. Pendleton, will church. Miss Pauline Liska w ill mending him for the excellent land fur smaller tract nearer Son, Jewelers and Engravers, give a benefit concert, assisted way in which he does his work erect two-story business block. Albany. town. by Mrs Lena Palmer, a'compan- to the satisfaction of the patrons Molalla municipal water plant J I) Grimes ist, and Mrs Annette Stoddard, of the company, of which mis* lacks $1< i 0 a month of meeting Wanted Two dozen tl.ormigh- Scio R. 1. who will render a number of sive C C is justly proud. hred White Ix*ghorn hens. S K expenses. organ solos. Among the num- Barnes, phone 21X1, Route 1, Mabel Coast Lumber Co. with Dr Morris, the eye specialist Thomas, Oregon. ber of selections sung by Miss N I M »rrison’s store at Scio, payroll $16.<MMj a month starts of l^-banon was here <»n profes Liska will be a group of Bohe Oregon is headquarters for this wet k. »» ional business Munday. Hit mian Folk Songs in her native "Clean-i p and Paint-up week, Fine rugs, lacing leathern, lap President Griffith of the P I! L ’>• xt v ;it to S* io will be Mav 21. robes, etc. for tie or made to tongue and costume. Mi-is May 4th to 11th. Every one & P Co. announces extension of Liska possesses a voice of un help Brighten-up and Clean-up order. Special: Bear, hotse and line 1H miles to big timber. usual promise and all who have during that week! Thousands For Sale G«»od young driving calf leathers mak' dainty furni Molalla will build new city heard her sing predict a great are visiting this section this mare; works single or double; ture covers. I’ric • r ght. Half hall. future for her. A charge of 25c year. !>*t us show the East wt 1200 also buggy and har- mile south of the llohemia'i hall. Oregonian shows it cost five ness. Enquire at this office. will be made and as the funds that Oregon is the cleanest and Crabtree Tannery, Frank Fiala. prop. of this concert will I m * used to brightest pla'e on earth by us million to collect the $3.000.000 further her musical education it ing a little paint, brush and el- made out of forest reserves. Dra Lowe & Turner the is hoped that t^u-re will be a low grease. Come in and I will Eugene merchants agree to eye -¡Hcialists will lx* in Seed oats, seed whçat and large number present on this oc- help you pick out your colors. — handle products of E u g e n e S* io every six weeks. Wait for clover wed for sale-John ,caaion.-Albany Herald. N 1 Morrison. broutn factory. . them. Shimuntk. Su iprise Party Calves Sale For Sale /
