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About The Santiam news. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1897-1917 | View Entire Issue (July 8, 1915)
3 ' •• VOL. ........... .. XVIII SCIO, ......................... .. I Possibly About You j »-• • «■♦»•♦»* »♦♦<♦-« ♦ • Ed Ion*» of Shelburn Scio visitor Thursday. wax a LINN COINTY. Till ’Ksl »AY. YOUR MRSCRl PTION EXPIRES I on the <late »tamped in th« »pact* be- I low To tho»<* who pay promptly in ; advance th« »utarription prlrr m SI.15» (heron Development S'«-»» in t ier o< per year. The price «• it.’iii if paM Indualr««-». Payroll», and Product* at end nf year. the paper 1» not etil to »uMrnber» who are mure than on«- of l.abwr and Enterprise. year in arrears. Oregon News Notes Guy Mchnigh» of Mill City spent the 4th with home folks. Charley Dolczal of Larwood was trading with Scio merchants Wednesday. OREGON. Farmers Attention No sentiment has develop»*«! in response to Ex-Gov W’«*st‘ letter to Governor Withycomb«* asking for a special session of the legis lature to have state buy (JAC land grant .ILLY \ I’JIA, Solomon Grimes Dead * Solomon (¡runes died at Merlin yesterday after a brief illness, lie. together with his wife and laughter, Mrs I.af«« Osborn left for tb it place a week ago for a visit and Mr Grimes was taken bl soon after arriving there. I'm remains will arrive at Al- buoy this Thursday evening and will lx« brought to Scio b'ridav fnr burial. A more extended notice will be given next week. r N»>. V_» Arnold—} lantel Miss Alma Hertha H intel ar<l Marcus Ernest Arnold weie united in marriage Sunday. Jure 27, at 2 p in at the home of tl e bride’s parents at Hi-lsey, Rtv E F A Hatdel, her father, per forming th«’ ceremony. M im I»ollie Arnold was bridesmaid and Alien Harrison lx«st man, while May Khinsmit acted as ring bearer. The happy cmiple left Sunday evening on an extended honey moon for Portland and Van couver. Tney will make their home in Albany. Mr Arnold was raised at Sc o whore he has a host of friends and is admired ns a young man of sterling qualities. The bride, although a stronger here is high ly »¡token of, and the young people have a large circle of friends w ho join the News in wishing them a long, happy and prosperous married life. U M Miller will erect large j On account of a recent ruling Frank Sommer has bought a of hog packers of North Port produce warehouse at Albany on new Ford car through Fret! T land on the grading of hog i, no hogs lighter than 150 |l>s aril Bilyeu, agvt.L Anderson & Larsen of Silver- thoroughly finished v ill be ac ton will put concrete on Fil'd Mrs Rufus Russell of Albany cepted by them nt market quota- Street. visited her parents, Mr and Mrs tationa. Hereafter, all hog.*» will At Independence 50 men to go Mr and Mrs A R McDonald Ed Jones of Shelburn, last week. graded on n dressed product bas to work extending Valley & Si celebrated their Golden Wedding is, the same as in eastern mar letz railroad. ;mniver-*:ir> last Sunday. /\ For Sale Oliver typewriter. kets. and no half fat hogs will Six streets in Pendleton order fuil account of this happy event Model No. 7. practically new; be bought by them at any ed unproved with standard hitu- wa; handed in thia Thursday $65.00 cash. C W Bragg, West price. morning, and will appear next lithic. Scio.. This forces the shippers to Johnson & [.arson will erect week. Speaks for itself—Dodge Bros grade in the country. To help $20,000 con«'rvte block at Bandon. Motor Car. Will receive a car the farmers who have hogs on North Plains will build new load JulY 15. For further partic hand to be fattened before har * school house. vest. The Scio Produce (, ’ •». has ulars see Fred Bilyeu. made arrangements in Poitland Tillamook making plans fur Geo P Warner returned Mon- to get rolled barley at jobbing $20,000 city hall. That the Farmers Union never "day morning from a visit with prices and are selling it at cost, A new fool law requires that dp anything by halves was evi A farmer tells us that he has his son, C A at Portland. lie with a slight margin added for hide» of cattle sla ight« red by denced bY the successful celebra- practically rid bis farm of goph reports that C A is improving cost of handling at West Scio. farmers for domestic use must ti»«n which they field at Crab ers by the us«« of gtsoline. He steadily and has an optimistic We are getting a car ti ls Week lx* kept thirty dajs before bring tree Saturday. It is estimated carries a bottle ¡(nd a bunch of view of the future. that costs tte farmer $28.50 per sold. by mart who were there thut cotton batting with him while nt ton, sacks included, 28 sacks about 3.000 people were present, work in the field and when he Gladstone voted $12,500 bond* By an oversight we failed to to the ton. This barley is issue for union high school. and ini had a big time. Many Fees a gopher run into a hoi«* he mention last week the departure standard roll« d and an excel Mt Angel taking bids on ex from Si in ntt n«l«’«i. going by |Mturs some gasoline upon a wad on the previous Saturday of Mr lent hog fattener. [Adv. auto and various conveyances, of cotton and places it nt the tensive sewer system. and Mrs M C Gill and daughter. R M Uuin tc >k th«« record load mouth of the hole and covers J A and Marie Stench have Miss Grace, for California, on his auto truck, bringing home the «qtening with dirt. The gus where they expect to spend Itoughl the Long Ur« ek Ranger. forty six people in the evening. 1 fumes ar«* heavier than an* and several weeks at the San Fran <) leil going after a fruit evap * go to the Ixittom <»l the hoi««. cisco and San Diego expositions. A dance will be given Saturday orating plant. In an attempt to get air, the evening, July 31. at the Rich Portland Port Commission will Walter Bilyeu had a little cele ardson Gap T J Sand Z ( B J gopher comes to the top of the expend $22,600 on new dredge. bration of his own Sunday morn hull. Good music will be fur F'or Linn County Fair, offered hole, and hete the gus does the Redmond Spokesman-It would ing that he would not care to nished and a good time is as by R L Ellwood on Pcrcheron rest. Remove cotton in about not lie surprising to hear that rejieat, when a picture on the sured to all. half an hour an«l Mr (i<> >hcr will Lunen will la* colts aired by Fanchon. the Industrial Accident commis wail at his home took a notion to served at midnight. Best horn«* colt under one year be dead. The plan will apply to Everybody sion bad included in ’’hazardous” fall while Walter was under it • Jj cordially invited to attend. old, first prize, free service; 2nd, many other burrowing animals. occupations such things as saw inflit ting a couple of ugly gashes $5.00; 3d. $2.60. ing wood with a buck saw, or on his scalp. Strayeo Small Shepherd pup Mrs N I Morrison is Scio agent Best mare coll under one year splitting wood with an axe. 8 mos. old, with old strap c< I - r: for the Bodi-Tone Medicine Co. old, first pnz *, free service; 2nd, churning with a hand churn, The Farmers Union expect to ¡left S« io July 3; answers to Co 00. 8d, $2.50. soon have their store at Crab-, R Shelton, Joe Young and spading in the gar<h*n, playing name of ’’Scott.” J D Lens- tennis, hop scutch, tree in operation, where they E U Peery went to Aioa.iy Wed baseball, 1 >ailv .Albany Herald and San- more. rummy, bridge, whist, pinochle, tiani News $2.50 for one year. will conduct the business on a nesday to hear Geo Chamberlain seven up, marbles, or any other 10 per cent basis. As they will speak at Chautauqua. ♦ old thing that will bring in a lew have no bad accounts to lose. | Best typewriter ’arbon paper and the volume of business will Mrs A W Hagey and daughter pennies to the commission in or made, two sheets for 5c at the Maple Spring Farm, consist undoubtedly be large, they will Colene. left Tuesday for Orting, der to swell the fund to make News office. ing of 168 acres, registered no doubt make a success of it. Wash, for a visit with her par offices for political favorites. ents, Mr and Mrs Watkins. Work begun on Wallace build .state of Oregon arid thrown Into goats, high grade Jersey cattle, Scio people scattered out pret 1 registered Jersey bull, 1 Jer ing at Albany to cost $20,000. the forest reserves, which would ty well to do honor to the Na Mrs E Wendt was a passenger sey Red sow, farming imple Enwauna box factory of Klam have been the result had the tion’s birthday. Most of the to Portland Tuesday morning ments, etc. For particulars see ath Falls adds 50 men, account federal government been suc crowd went to Crabtree to the for a visit with her daughter. James Wann on farm, or write largo order». cessful in its suit. Eugene Farmers Union celebration, a Miss Nelda, who is staying owner, C H Wain, Junction City. O W R & N considering a short Guard. few went to Mill City, while there. line from Ontario tn Bend. Beaverton votes $23,500 bonds others went to Jefferson. Sweet MARKET REPOR I’ Pacific Iron Works builds l«eb- for high school. Cottage ami Bungalow house Home and other places. The celebrations at Sweet Home and paint at Morrison’s Hardware anon steel bridge for $13.3X3. Cottage Grove Sentinel Pro The following ar«' raah prirr« t|U<>U*<i Jefferson were held on the 5th, $1.15 the gallon, any color. Work started at Pilot Rock on tection from freak laws and con on Thurwlay of carh week by uur while Crabtree and Mill City ob O W R & N terminals to cost fiscatory legislation is all the <ieal«*r»: Wheat, per tmah«‘).... .............. S 90 Gordon and Clifford Yarbrough served the 3rd. , $250,000. bonus capital asks of Oregon. <>au .......................................... ♦» and George King left for their Eppley baking powder factory E J McClanahan of Eugene Ftoor, per »ack................................ IM Ed Wesely and sisters, Misses home at Ashland Tuesday after of Salem doubles capacity of will manufacture combination Bran, per ton...................................... IM) Lucy and Rose, with their moth a few days visit at the H L ■Middling», per ton ........................ V> <M) chair and stepladder. plant. er, Mrs Frances Wesely, re Shelton home. < h«>p. wheat, per ton ........ .. 36 Ol Improvements to be made on ; Portland musicians union de Chop, oata, per ton.......... .... 3ii <»• « 4» • * - • turned Friday evening from an » Wl Mrs Minerva Gill and daugh Ben Harrison mine near Baker mand to fix wages and numb« r Parley Chop...................... enjojable two months visit with will total $100,000. oT players who shall be employed Butter, (Country* per mil. .... 40 ter, Mrs E J Shumaker of Jeffer relatives in Kansas. It rained Rgg". p«*r doaen ............................. If> meeting with united resistance Filling newspapers with items most of the time they were son came over Monday evening CMrken», per pound.......... .. ... S there and crop prospects are and have been packing some of about rabies does not help bring from hotels, restaurants and (iaaae, per |>ound ........................... ul theatres. Turkey», per pound . ..................... 12 rather discouraging. They re the latter’s effects for shipment people to the state that has never First National hank building Pucka, per pound Pekin............... 10 turned by way of San Francisco to Jefferson. Mrs Gill will spend had such a thing. s The O & 0 land decision means Portland to use Oregon made thick». Indian Itunner .. .......... where they spent twelve days at a part of the summer here, and Reef, per pound, live Weight 5 toOS 1 steel. the Fair. Ed says Oregon and expects to visit her daughter. that these lands valued at more Pork, drr«»«l .................................. •• Oregon saddle industry pro Pork, live weight............................. . Sj Canada have them all beat for Mrs Grace Butcher at North than $30,000,000 will not be H) withdrawn from taxation in the , moled by the war. i Veai. per pound, for »hipping 'buildings, with Calfornia next Yakima, Wash, a little later. 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