The Santiam news., July 29, 1915, Image 1

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rOSSiOly ADOUi TOU
Some stock wanted if cheap.
T J Pettit & Son.
VOÜR SI HS< R1PTION l\¡ IKr>;
on the date »t*nn»xl m thr •pace )*-
luw To t
who |>ay promptij >n
•diancr tb* *ut>wrpn'in pricv i* 11.25
Orvg«’n Ik »rl«H'n,ent \r*» it» Linr n(
l*r year. Th« pnce i» »1.60 if pi.U
Indu-lrir-, Payroll«, and Prndu'l«
al vnd of yrar. Dle pftpvr i* not »• nt
to «ub»criber* who are more than onr
nt Mbor and Fi»l«rpri«r.
year in arreara.
Oregon News Notes Dcinit I Donahue De- Bryan at Albany To­
ceased
morrow
Wood wanted on subscription
at the’News office.
Mrs N I Morrison is Sci«»agent
for the Bodi-Tone Medicine Co.
As Jefferson Sees It
The Scio Tribune editor seems
cleaner,
»ore
over the defeat of the Scio
Enquire
bull team by Jefferson on July 5.
and resorts to the old time gag
of
“unfair umpire.” The trouble
For Sale —Second hand Over­
with
friend Dugger is that
land touring car in first cla-1
(John)
Wisely, who is one of
condition. Call at this office.
the Tribune’s best patrons and
For Sale Oliver typewriter, . the Scio team’s grand stand
Model No. 7, practically new; player, was easily fanned out by
$♦¡5.00 cash. C W Bragg, West Doty, Jeff’s crack pitcher. Wis­
ely goes home »nd makes u roar,
Scio.
and it’s the Tribune’s time to
L F Smith of Portland visited howl. Jefferson Review.
with his wife over Sunday at the
Dr Sanderson home, returning
Cottage and Bungalow house
Monday morning.
at Morrison’s Hardware
the
gallon, any color.
Mr and Mrs Al Harris and
children of Roaring River were
trading in Scio and visiting
Ed Posvar who was transact­
friends last Thursday.
ing business in town last Thurs­
day, came in and put himself in
Sheriff Bodine and Attorney good standing at the News office
A L Minton were here Tuesday for another yeai.
serving some papers in a civil
action, They made the trip over
We now have a fine lot of
with J M Staley in his car.
Eastern corn on hands We haw
cracked corn
for
chickens,
A M Hammer. C S Stewart ground fur hogs and horses, also
and D S Smith were over from fine corn meal for table use. Try
Albany Tuesday distributing lit- nome of it. The bet feed. Scio
erature and boosting for the Feed Co. Phone No. 31-6.
Bryan meeting to be held at the
Hub City Friday.
Wm Young was showing some
For Sale Vacuum
good as new for $1.50.
at this office.
Ground has been broken for
the new $50.(x)0 building at Mon­
mouth Norina! School.
Contract let for Coast Fork
bridge across
Willamette ut
Eugene.
Ibxid River Manufacturing Co
of Hood River has oiganiztd to
manufacture the Friday Electric
(coker. the Ho ld-River Orchard
Cultivator and the Featherweight
Spray nozzle.
Movement on at Canby to start
cheese L«ctorj.
Hood River will have a free
municipal swimming pool.
Shoddy postage stamps are be­
ing put on the market by Post­
master General Burleson at the
price formerly paid for »tam i >s
of decent texture.
Wisconsin Syndicate pays
$750.000 for timber land in Lin-
coin county.
It is planned to add about 7.000
acres to the Klamath reclama­
tion work this year.
Kendall Bros announce actual
construction on their $H*X),(XX)
The delight >f a country news-
railroad out of Roseburg will
paper man i new subscriptions,
start on or before August 15.
Oregon
produced
$113,556 and as seven were added to the
News’ list in one day this week,
worth of coai in 1914.
we feel rather proud of the fuel.
Construction of jetties on the
Following is the list:
Siuslaw will begin this season.
John Johnson,
It is unnecessary to remark
II C Pyle.
that it is sound ami workable
J W Wirt,
legislation alone that will permit
Edw. Ulf ord,
of development.
J I. Davenport,
In addition to regular tra flic
M T Davenport,
the S I’ Co sent 30 extra traina
lx.*e Gaines,
of Shriners over the line in 27
hours.
ltally Albany Herald and San
O A C sends loganberry juice tiam News $2.50 for one year.
to the fair to give to visitors ut
Oregon Building.
If you wish to stop a |*ain quick
Salem has built free swimming
try one of Dr Ordway’s plasters.
|HX»I.
Vclera Garland, agent, Scio.
vetch last Friday that averages
seven feet in height. De bus
six acres of it which he intends
to thresh, and it is estimated
that it will g<> 50 bushels to the
acre. As the seed is worth $3.00
per bushel, this will bring in a
tidy sum. However, the joke is
on Bill aa he thought he had
about all rhe vetch cleaned out
Miss Nelda Wendt returned
of other seed and sowed this
home Sunday evening after u
Trespass notices for sale at
six acres for fall oats.
three months absence fur the
the News office.
benefit of her health, which is
Mr9 Rebecca Morris left Thurs­
greatly improved. She spent six
Roe Shelton took a load of Scio
day
morning for Scio where she
weeks in eastern Oregon, and
ladies
over to Albanv last Thurs-
make her home.
then came to Portland where will hereafter
.7/ years ago"'«.!? her dav
trip. consist-
’
she »pent the remainder of the Scio manv
Mrs
Morris
was
one
of
mg
of
Mesdames
Almma
Pome­
time, taking medical treatment. home. L________ — —
roy, wm Knauf, Roe Shelton,
the county’s first settlers, com­
Newt ('rubtree, Lulu Pope,
Dr G F Korinek, the veteri­ ing here a member of the Crab­
She Walter Bilyeu, W S Carpenter,
nary »urgeon of Stayton, was in tree family in about 1847.
and Master Vandare BdYeu.
Scio last Thursday on profession­ has seen the complete growth of
al business. Dr Korinek is a the iounty, and as well the cities
MARKET REPORT
A woman of splendid
wide-awake young man and un­ in it.
derstands his business thorough- character who makes friends ev-
The following are ra»h price« quoted
ly and as a consequence has erywhere, her many friends here on Thursday of each week by <jur
built up a lucrative practice, not regret seeing her go elsewhere, dealers:
only in Stay ton. but in the Forks
Albany Democrat
Wheat, per bu*hel...................... .. » M
Oata ...............................................
40
of the Santiam as well.
Flour,
per
aaek.
...........................
60
1
Roe Shelton took a bunch of
Mr and Mrs M C Gill and K of I* boy» to Hubbard Satur­ Bran, per ton.............................. .. so W
% on
Middling«, per ton....................
daughter. Miss Grace, returned day night, where a new hall was Chop, wheat, per ton..............
:t> no
Beside»
himself, (’hop, oats, per ton.......... M »«i
Sunday from a month’s absence dedicated.
30 •x>
in California, where they visited those going in the auto bus were liarlev Chop................................
40
relatives and attended the San as follows: August Rahn, W W Butter, (Country) per roll ...
Eggs, per down..........................
IS
Francisco fair. Mr Gill says the Miller, Ona Shelton, Riley Miller,
Chlrkcna, per pound..................
lu
attendance this month is increas­ Art Shelton, Walt, Ira and Bert Broiler* per lb.............................
13
ing rapidly. Thev heard Roose­ Bilyeu, T L Dugger and J L (leese, per pound ....................
<n
velt speak at the Fair last week Calavan. I Hoagland also went Turkey*, per pound....................
12
io
to a crowd of about 50.000 peo­ in h*« car and some of the boys Pucka, per pound I'ekin..........
II
ple. but only a few near the who went with R im *, made the I hick«. Indian gunner .............
Beef. per pound, live weight... & to00
platform were able to hear him. return trip with Mr Hoagland. Pork. <lro«eed ...........
s<
On the whole they report a They all repo.t an enjoyable pZrt* Hv.’’weight.’,.'.’*.'.'.'.‘.‘.'.‘.'’.'
pleasant journey and a fine time. time.
. Veal, per pound, for chipping ..
Wm Serfling was in town Mon­
day for the first time in several
weeks. He has been confined at
home pretty close for some time
as the result of being thrown
from a bucking horse and having
a couple of ribs broken, but is as
good as new again.
Daniel Ihtnahue died yester­
day evening at his home this side
of Scio at thi age of 7M years,
and the county loses a worthy
derm, one with many friends
who will sincerely mourn his
death, lie was a gissl father,
husband and citizen.
Mr Donahue came here in the
'50’s and it is an interesting
fact that he was the first man to
bn a pair of overalls of S E
Young when he opened a »tore
here. Mrs Donahue died u year
or two ago. A family of seven
children »urviv« him Mrs (»cd-
:irg.»r, of the Ham­
ilton store of this city; Mrs
Abriu an «on of Hoquiam; Mrs
Kyle of Corvallis; Mrs E R Feller
of Aurora; Mrs Gibbons of Shel­
burn; C 1., Kate and Kelly Don-
ahue of the home place.
The funeial service will lie
held nt Jefferson tomorrow
morning at ten o’clock when
Father 1-ane of this city will
conduct ti.e services. Tuesday’s
Albany 1) mocrat.
New Subscriptions
The date of \\ J Bryan’s
speech at Albany has been post­
poned to tomorrow . Friday, af­
ternoon at one o'clock, when the
Commoner will be heard at
Chautauqua Park.
It is «•xpecred that immerse
crowds wi.ll flock to Albany to
hear him. as he will only make
one other s|>eech in the state on
this trip, at
Portland.
The
committee in charge have com­
pleted arrangements for handling
the crowd and will be able to
i»arK 600 autos at the I'huuluii-
qua grounds.
An open rate of a fare aild a
third has been grunted on ull
the Southern Pacific lines in the
valley, reaching from McMinn­
ville and Wo alburn on the north
to Eugene on the south, and on
the Corvallis A- Eastern from
Hoover to Newport.
On the C & E a special train
will leave Hoover at M:15 in the
morning and will start on the
return trip al 6:30 in the eve­
ning. This train will pass Mun-
kers at 10:4s a m and 7:01 p in.
Born July 27, to the wife of
Chas Rhoda, a girl.
Dr Hobson made a trip over
bevond
Stayton
Wednesday
where he assisted Dr Brewer in
an o|w>ration.
Some choice railk cows, fresh
in six to eight weeks, for sal«« < r
exchange for fat cows or stock
hogs. T J Pettit «t Son.
F T Bilyeu and Frank Mc­
Donald made a short business
trip to Portland last Sunday
morning, returning by way of
Jeff in the evening.
S Philippi received word this
week from Mrs Teresa Philippi,
widow of his son Clyde, stating
that her little son Desmond, had
his aim bruKun at their home at
Ed Wesely did not return from Silverton on Tuesday.
Marion Lake as staled last week,
but came in Monday evening of
Look over your mowers, raker,
this week loaded down with fish and binder», no matter what
and reports a fine outing.
maxe and see what extras you
A letter received the first of
the week from C A Posvar at
Red Bluff, Cal, says, “Enclosed
find check to cover subscription,
as we can’t get along without,
the Santiam News.” They arc
nil well and prosperous.
S W Gaines presented the
News office with a gallon of
Himalaya berries the first of the
week, They are a luscious fruit.
and S’W thinks they are the
greatest berry going.
E M Kimball, owner of the
Jordan Flouring Mills, is build­
ing a new concrete dam in
Thomas creek just above hi»
mill. Mr Kimball informs the
writer that when the dam is
completed his wheels at the mill
will furnish enough power to
run n dynamo sufficiently large
to light the surrounding country.
Bilyeu Den Correspondent in
the Stay ton Mail.
I
need. 1 will get them for you
if I have to send to the factory
for them. I can get anything
you need, even if the machine»
have been discontinued.
N I
Morrison—Scio Ore.
The Scio band boy» appeared
at the ice cream social last Fri­
day evening in their now uni­
forms for the first time. These
uniform» are neat as a pin and
add class to the band. And by
the way, the Scio band is putting
up a class of music that would
be a credit to any city.
Rev E F A Hantel and Pr >f
and Mrs Ernest Arnold left for
Albany Wednesday afternoon
where th« y will make their
home.
Rev
Hantel and his
daughter have been resident» of
Halsey for the past two years
and while here have made many
friends who regret their depart­
ure from our midst- Halsey
Enterprise.