The Santiam news., May 20, 1915, Image 1

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To th«c who <>«v promplly in
■ •dvnne«* th«* tub»« riptton prirv i* <1
Í jwr year Th« prk« i» fl.So J paid On-gon IX«« lopmrnt X« w» in Pin« of
Induktrir«, Pajrrnlta, «nd P kh I u
nt end <«f \*-ar.
Ih«’ paqxrr m not sent
' to »uiwHTilwr» who nrv more than one
of
Labor and Enlrrpriae.
I.arwoo«l
year in arrvnn«.
• Possibly About You
Chas
Dolezel of
transacted business in Scio Tu«--
Oregon News Notes
\ iolin and I )iano
Recited
Cl uric* South violinist, and
Mr- \m ■ tte St«■ •«lard, pianist,
w.ll appe'ir at W«*s«*ly’s new
t ..tr«* * Sc;o it a recital Mon-
<la. «’I« i. *
l*i* «• 7. B«»th ar«*
artist- of a «il.’y in th«*ir rvspec-
visit
tiv«* iin« -, and a rar«* tr«*at is
«tor«* for S<-,«i mush* lov«
I.
' • w 1.1 ! ««• -«• 1« I at 5t*«' i
may lx* had at J
Violin for s de i' . t .M. »ev­
ar«x*ery or «if Mis« i
•• al years ago; a bargain at il 5.
This entertainment
Enquire at New ; office.
on«? and should
the
hearty support of
in
this vicinity who is
in
go«*d music.
April wheat shipments from
Portland 916,915 bushels.
S K Barr.es of Gilkey was a
Silverton
would
improve
business visitor in Scio last Mon­
church
street
with
concrete.
Harness Shop
day.
Bandon bus sold $1I 000 bond *
for a new school house.
M E Arnold return««! Frhlay
W A Cross has open«*d a bur­
Forest Grove will improve
from a few days visit at Albany nt* s shop in S< io on«? d or north
streids
with macadam at $1 .00
and neighboring |»oints.
of the Scio F«*ed Go’s store and
to $1.51) a foot.
is prepared to do repair work
Harrisburg Linn and Lan«*
Sam Zysset was in town th«* of all kinds. A little later h<*
first of the week driving a Max-1 expects to put in a complete line counties tu build $60,000 bridge
well roadster which he is break­ of harness. Give him u call here.
ing to harness.
Marshfield Perry and Nichol­
when anything in his line is
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son,
large new furniture ston*
All
work
neath
and
, needed.
opened.
Sot iahst 1 hcnic
The Miller boys moved their promptly don«* at nasonable
Mrs Walter Bilyeu went to
Wherever
mad«*
responsibli*
ns
planer last w eek fr« m Aumsvill«* prices,
Newp«»rt
Sunda . v. nin g to lx*
common carriers jitneys1 drop'
to their mill two miles southlast
$ i* «lay I II .* the 13th 1915 ut in attendance there this week at
out
of Scio.
Il ■ I ;;i«
Gap hall 5 miles ea t the Reb’ kali, convention.
f or Salt»
lndep«*n<lenc«* Valley and Si­ ami 1 miic north from Crabtre«*.
Mrand Mrs Wm Young, J F
letz railroud will expend
*).o *o .Sptnkir i, Will begin at 1 p m by
Oupor and J N Weddle went to ■10 acres, 5 in cultivation, young on extension.
*li I t«* bud’« r «*f Tacoma and
Stayton today to attend an Odd orchard, good buildings. 3
Regulations
of
jitneys
prowed
Mr !■ mas Lewis of Portland.
springs, 5 cow s. . L 2 heifer , 1 bull,
Fellows blowout there tonight,
along three lines: A monthly M •«■ by lard, r«*fr«*shmenta
i team, harness. , 2 wagons, car­
license, a surety bund to i rot ct will 1«. .*•« rved < n th«* grounds, a
Mrs E I> Myers and Mrs
F riage. Some tools, tei* phon«*, passengers against accidents,
go<<| tiu.e is a.- ur«-d, Every-
Gill returned Saturday evening household g«x»<|s, llock of p il- and a designated route of travel.
B-st quality butter wrappers,
l*«ly i. welcome.
from a two weeks visit with try, all for $2000. Won:«! trade
neatly
printed to conform with
A $20.000 tidi ladder at
t ’ornmitt« «*.
relative» and friends in Portland. land for »maker traci near r
the law, 60c per hundred at the
Oregon City that kills all th«* sal­
town.
New s office.
mon
instead
of
letting
th«
n.
com«*
J I) Grime»
I have taken over R L De-
Dr essmaking
Sci. R. 1. over the falls is an example of'
Vaney’s grain buying at this
th«* state doing thing».
Th«* New < is asked to announce
plac«* and am in the market for
that
all inter« *.st «1 parties are re-
1
wish
to
announce
to
the
la
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Roseburg Engineer for Ken­
oats of all kinds. See me be-
t S< > and vicinity that 1 «piested to meet at Providence
dall Bros. designing $51*0,(MO th«
Dance May 22
fore selling. R T Smith.
am prepared to do dressmaking on May 2H for the pui|s>se of
saw mill.
E igen«* two rooms and a fur­ at my residence «me door north cleaning up the cemetery and
We make a specialty
of
A «lane«* will be given Satur­
also th«* church.
<•! the Scio Fe«*d Co’s store.
Friendship,
Engagement and day evening. May 22 at th«* nace ordered a«ld«*d to high
.Mrs
W
A
Cross.
W«*dding rings F M French & Richardson Gap T J S ai d Z C B school.
John BrocK and Frank Shind­
Portland A new St Helen’s
Son, Jewelers and Engravers, I hall. G« mm 1 music will b«* fur­
A L Arnold ami Oscar Eich­ ler, two pr ><|>eious farmers of
Albany.
nished and a goo«! time assure«] hall will rise on site of burned inger went tn Albany last Thurs­ the Richardson Gap neighlior-
: to all. Lunch will lx* served at buildings.
day on a short business visit.
I kmm I were transacting business
Geo. P Warner was in Albany midnight. Everybody is c«»r-
I.ake county w ill build a h >s-
in town Tuesday. T. j News
Saturday to attend the funeral dially invited to attend.
pital at Lakeview.
Frank ( «ry and Con Donahue acknowledges a brand new sub­
of Mrs A D Baker, a pioneer
The Fort RocK-Bend highway w .’tit to Newport this week as scription from Mr Shindler.
resident, who died at her home
J T Funk is the latest in this is to lx* built
■
from the S *io !<» Ige to
at Portland a few days previous­
neck of the woods to invest in a
attend
the
big Odd Fellows con­
The new cannery at Th Dall«
Mrs Mary Scholl of Salem is
ly. She is survived by a hus­
new Ford Car.
is to l>e r**a«ly by Jun«* 10th. vention which convenes there here this week visiting her
band and several grow n children.
Thursday
and friend Mrs Frank Milkulka. She
Portland municipal w<«»d yard 'A « «Inesday,
Nick Gimerand Harry Shanks
Friday,
call«*«! at the News office Tuesday
F L Rosegrant, the Jordan of near Stay ton were trading finds itself with 10,000 c «rds of
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and
made arrangements for
wood on hand that competes w ith
merchant was in town Saturday with Scio merchants Monday.
this
paper
to keep her |s>st«*d on
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come
a
candidal«*
for
Con
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farmers and wood dealers.
to meet his daughters, who have
gress.
Scio
happenings
for the next
just finished the school year at
At Olympia a socialist mayor
Rolla Harold and l.iston Darby
year.
Raising d**er for Portland mar­
White Salmon Washington. He of Kingston drove down Tuesday and jury confis.ate the city
reports business at Jordan keep­ to trade with Scio merchants.
water plant at hulf value fixed ket is new Douglas County in­
The Knights of Pythias Band
dustry.
ing up to normal.
by all the engineers.
of
Scio has been engaged by the
The K of I’ band /boys are
Inman mine. Currv County,
C D |jim-*ri, Gold Beach. w.ll
W A Cross the harness maker figuring on giving an entertain­ build a 30-room hotel at Brook­ mad«* clean-up of $15,000 gold Fair Association to furnish the
mucic at th«* Linn County Fair,
arrived from Silverton the last ment in the near future to raise
for winter’s • work.
ings.
Septembers, 9, ano 10. As the
of the week and has been busy­ funds for the purchase of uni­
Flour going from Seattle to
I) R Wiggins, Portland may
boys an* there wth the g«s»ds
getting his shop in »hats* for forms.
operat«* the Glendale box factory. Frisco via Hill line of steamer». this assures first class music for
work in his new location, one
—o-
Grunts Pass Twohy Bros, ex­ the big annual event.
North Plains is struggling for
door north of the Scio Feed Co’s
L«ok over your mowers, rakes,
pect
to build 40 miles of railroad
store. He and Mrs Cross have and binders, no matter what a cheese factory.
T J .Munkers. who recently re­
North Bend L J Simpson will this year.
fitted up rooms in th«* back part make and see what extras you
turned
from the California «*x-
John
Roesch
of
I«a
litando
of the building and he may be need. I will get them for you build $b()00 dairy barn at Shore
poaitiona
with his family, came
plans
to
build
$20,000
hotel
at
found on deck at any time when if 1 have to send to th«* factory Acres.
up
from
Portk nd on bufineaa
Union.
anything is needed in his line.
A game warden closed the
for them. I can get anything
Tu
why.
making
the trip with
R«*v St**wart -ays Stat«* Scnat«*
you need, even if the machines Barry Crab cannery at Empire
(
has
W«
-«
ly
in
his
new Reo, and
Work of correcting eighth
Or« gon
have been discontinued.
N 1 on a technicality. More laws shouhi I m * abolished.
had
mor«*
excitement
than on the
grade examination |»apcrs was
and officials. the l«ss industries voted “NO” on that.
Morrison —Scio Ore.
whole
California
trip.
He re­
completed Tuesday, according to
and higher taxes.
F. igene people moving for a
ports
that
in
jeunt
of
attendance
County School Superintendent
. Hrs Lowe & Turner the
St Johns Star Sand & Co. nev twelve mini grad«* schtsil.
both the San Francisco ami San
Jackson says the Herald, and the
’ eye specialists will be in will erect $35,000 d«x*k.
$o0(X) to Is* spent on highway
lhego fairs are a di»ap|»ointment.
results will la* announced either Scio every six weeks. Wait for
Condon contract let to Eve­ Grants Pass to Crescent City.
He was favorably impressed
Wednesday or Thursday. The them.
rett l«ogan fur $2750 Congr, ra­
Florence **ot«*d $.”>000 to build with the buildings a* San lhego
work started Monday.
The
tional church.
addition tu school house.
which are built for permanency,
papers represented the largest
All of our subset ibers who
Litigation. rnding, th«* Port« r
Governor of Idaho may cal| an<l*«»ne of tne m >»t interevtirg
number of students ever to take Lave received the magazines
examinations at one tune in Linn ' see.n to like them. Some hav e Bros, sawmill an th«* Siusiaw «me al s« > 'ion to enact state aid features of the San Francisco
plan foi constructing railroads. fair he found to be th«* Panama
county. Those grading the pa­ told us they don’t see how we will operate.
can do it. When renewing your
pers are Mr Jackson. Supervisors subscription to the News don’t
L J Simpson who built North
Eugene
Congregational Canal which «»ccupi«*.*» five acr« s
Bend
and
ojx-rates
large indus- Church made 250 per cent profit and is a faithful r»*j resentation
Benner and Barker. Prof. Bigbee forget to ask aixxit the maga-
kof the big ditch itself.
aiid Mrs W L Jackson.
zines.
tries, resigned as mayor and will|on 50cdinner.
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