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About The Santiam news. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1897-1917 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 28, 1915)
4 VOL SCIO. XIX • Possibly About You i : Chas We.-ely left Friday for a few days visit at the Crown mines. Born Octolier 17, to the wife of Ralph De Wall of Thomas, a daughter. LIXX COtXTY. , * MARKET REPORI Flour. |wr »ack .. 1 30 bran, per t«*n......... .. 3u no Muhlhn,’ i, per ton. 34 *M> Chop, wheat, | '-r ton . 32 00 «‘bop. oats, par ton............... .. 27 75 liarlcy Chop 3U n0 Butter, 1< ountryi per roll .. so Tom Vincent of Dilley return Eggs, ca»e count, per doarn . ‘*7 ed home Friday afternoon alter Egg«, can,IL ), | m r ,1 ■. ■■n .. 34 a short visit at the home of K Chicken«, prr pound .. ... Broiler» per lb ..... 11* Shelton. bvr»< , |»«-r ¡«Hind ......... 06 14 Fred T Bilyeu went to Albany Turkey», ¡»-r ixiurwi ............. .. Pucka, per pound I'vkin .. M Saturday morning, bringing back Duck«. Indian Runner .... 7 a new Ford car for T M Holt of Beef, |-*r pound, hir weight . to OS Thomas. Pork. dr<*«»ed ...................... , Fork, live weight....................... . . Ô Mrs C A Parker and son Eiden Veal. |>vr pound, fur Miipplnir Frank Feustmaker of Homer. Ohm. was here the first of the ■ week visiting at the home of E ' I) Myers. Hotel Arrivals Mr and Mrs Jack Waltemeyer returned here Sunday from a two weeks theatrical engage ment at Tillamook. F C Bracken, Portland, F Ohme, Portland. M N Richardson, Portland, 1) E Elmer, Salem, A C Wil . Port > 'd. Perry Mauzey. Salem. W A Woodward, Portland, Wiley M Gardner, Da ¡.is, .1 E Mill-r, San Franci-co, John M Remic, Eugene. Guy McKnight of Mill City re. turned home Monday morning after an over Sunday visit with friends and relatives here. Mrs A L Bashor and daughter Hellen are spending a few* days visiting Mr Bashor at Milwaukie Miss and friends in Portland. Shannon is visiting with the W E Arnold family while Mrs Bashor is away. T Y S Ballantyr.e who recent ly sold his inter« st in tlx* saw mil! east of tow n, moved with his family th«* first of the week to Tacoma. Wash. j Copies of the new city charter which Will I m - voted on at the all- nual city election next month, wen plac d in the hands of the voters the frit of thia w< k. • J M Lindley and son Archie and Ed Wesely returned home Tuesday of last week from a Dr Prill and Dr Hobson went deer hunt near Riddles. They t3 Mill City Monday afternoon brought back fiv * fine buck*. by auto w here they performed J D Densmore and Thos. an appendicitis operation in the large of Scio have IbO very good evening. They arrived tome at course wool ewes for sale. These 2 o’clock Tuesday morning and sheep are bred to registered report the roads pretty muddy Shropshire bucks and will lamb for auto travel. January 15 to February 1st. There is nothing that will give you any more pleasure for so Ix»st you forget we say it yet long a time for so little money you can get four magazines as the magazines we send our for one year by renewing your subscribers. Are you getting subscription tn the News. We these magazines? If not. write want all of our old subscribers or telephone us. You can get to get these magazines, We are the News and four magazines selling the News with four magazines all one year for only all five tne year for $1.50. $1.40. Perry Mauzey returned here the first of the week with his Dr E II Hobson and E C Peery string of horses, the i-.iqng returned from Portland Sunday season being over. While he evening. Mrs Peery and Mrs was away, some low down sneak Pintier of Stas ton, sisters of Dr thief made away with forty of Hobson, are both in a Portland his fine pure blooded chick« ns at hospital, Mrs Peery suffering the Fair Grounds, leaving* him from stomach trouble, and Mrs eight. Perry says he doesn’t Pintier from a nervous complr” think they played exactly fair, cation, the exact nature of the as they should have left bin i at disease not having been deter- least half of the chickens. nuned as yet. W 0 Wimmer arrived here the last of the week with his wife, and now has his bai’ber shop fitted up for businers in tlx* Scio Hotel building. He has a neat, cozy place and wdl run a first class shop in every part.cular. THClisPAY, i \ \ M \V ” Oregon l\ews iXotrs Morrison Wins low To th.-»«' wh«» pay promptly m - ■ , »<f' awe thr »ulwcnptwn pnr«- *' ■■* Oregon Development Xewa hl lane nf per ¡rear Th«' price la f1.50 if paid bdu.lrk.. Payrolls, and Produ-ta at end of year, Ibepaj-eru rot »ent to »ulwertlwr» who ar«- more than or-.e . of 1 alwir and Enterpriae. year in arrrani Herb Wain returned to his The following are c*»h price« .pioted home at Junction City Tuesday • on Thursday u( each w «•«•!» by our after a week spent here on busi Wheat, p-r bunbel . f M ness. Date .......................................... .. ao returned Monday fn>m a visit ift Philomath with h«r daughter, Mrs Hodges. OREGON No. C • Mr a I Mr \ i Morrison. Mr a> <1 Mr Roy \ Shelton, J F Ku- karka, U .1 Chromy and Harry Jo.’mston • ent to Eugeni* Mon di). Mr Morrison of the hard ware store, and Kukackn X- Chromy of tin planing mill being the plaint ffs in a lawsuit. and ill* other < going a - witnesses. Tie* uit was brought against the Ru ■■ Ils who run a piling camp n ar here Iasi year and involves sev. ral hundred dollars worth of property. E C Shelton and J F IT'whask i run the hardware st’ re. and Tony Stucek the plan ing null luring their absence. Liter The party returned home Wednesday evening, and 4r Moi r on won his suit against the Russell.-', obtaining judgment and the costs of the suit, which wi.l total from .'»no to $81M). j he trial lasted two <ta\s and about 35 v. ilne s w«r« examined. |<; \ andals at Work Seventy-two four year old lu nch trees in an orchard of 7G on the .A W Martin farm on the Santiam riWr east of the city, fell down Saturday, says the Al bany Herald, and an investiga tion developed that they bud lieen sawed so that the first wind would blow them down. Only four trees ara left standing. M r ‘d art in *•«.<.,••. |., ar' ■ d and says he hasn’t the alight*at idea who is resnonsible for the crime. He figured the trees would bring $5 apiece next year and had planned to use the money to take care of a mort gage. Sine«* tlx* news of u similar it • cident at Crabtree Sat unity night reached the city some are inclined to believe that persons |M>ssesse<l with a mama for the destruction of prop-rty may be responsible. \\ I Turnidge, the Crabtree merchant and mint dealer, was the victim in the second incident. I nknown parties entered Im Iwirn at Crabtree Saturday night and with a shaip knife complete ly ruineo a $65 set of double harness by cutting it to pieces. It was brought to a local h irne. s maker Monday morning, but was found to be too badly cut tor re pairing. It had been wantonly cut into small pieces. The lcalh on the inside of the horse collar had been sliced several times and tile heavy tugs and other parts bail been cut into small bits. Like Mr Martin. Mr Turnidge is unable to figure who is respon sible. He intimated, however, that it might have I m ii some one who hel<l a grudge against him, though he doesn’t have an idea who it could have been. "The most deplorable incidents in the history of Lilli, county," is the way some characterize the crimes. Simpson Lumber Co. of North Rend made the largest cut on record in September for a North Bend mill. 3.115,650 feet. The North Pole and Columbia min«*.* at Sumpter now working steadily with good prosp-cts. Ven«*ta w ill have a sawmill in the near future. Oregon City has a new bank. $50,000 capital. It is announced that construc tion w ill begin at one«* on stand ard gauge railroad from Carnes Stat ¡"!> C> r.111• ■ • ...t!. "i R" .• burg to the big quarries of the Port land Cement Co, on R iberls creek. Politicians are again grooming themselves for office. As a voter and u taxpayer see that they have the projier business qualifi cations to spend your money be fore they get your vote. The days of the cheap cigar, p imp No 1 Y w wood fence posts handle handshake and hot u r for ale by N 1 Morrison. I promises are past. It is rumored that the Smith Portland Evenmg Telegram Pulp Mill at Marshfield will run and Santiam News one year, soon. $3.50. Fill for 0 W R & N terminal For Exchange Good, clean finished at The Dalles and track clu it .-«I for oats. Mrs Rose laying will begin in a few days. M i.< r. pfiom* 2 8, Shelburn. Al! wheat warehouses in 1 St, Johns fill«*d to overflowing, first The famous Nagle Re-blade time in years. knives ul N I Morrison’s hard Jitney fares have been re- ware sloe. Don't fail to ex duc«*d to six for a quarter, The amine them if you want a dandy jitney might next provide free knife. lite insuranc«* policies to their patrons. of We make a specially The true w ay to help bring I riendship. Engagement and prosperity is to lighten the bur- W edding rings F M French At den of the taxpayer and take S ’ I, Jewelers and Engravers, ; ome of the shackles off business Albany. and industry. Oregon, California and East We certainly appreciate the ern filed articlesot incorporation way our sub.«« riber« are renew- and plans tn construct 4<M> miles mg since we have been offering of rmlroail in Eastern Oregon. a special magazine club, if you Cottage and Bungalow house The Willamette Valley Electric haven’t sent us your renewal, do paint at Morrison’s Hardware from Mt. Angel to Portland it now and get four magazines $1.15 the gallon, any color. started first train service Sunday for one year with the News for only $1.40. October 17. For Sale Span good mules, al A milk condenser plant is The Ladies Aid Society wish so one horse for salt or trade. talked of for Cottage Grove. 15t4, to announce thHt they are now E C Reilcy, Thomas. Th«- Corvallis Gazette-Times ready to quilt for those who has one of the best editorial have such work to do. A quilt We still have several tele pages of any paper in the state phones on hand; best make and ing party will be held next Sat wit and wisdom combined. right puces, ('all at telephone urday aft' i noon at the Christian office. Oregon City passes stringent church, to which all the ladies of jitney ordinance requiring $5.000 nnf| vicmity are cordially Ixed A Poland China sow pig Imnd. $50 quarterly license and invited. about 75 11 m . Notify owner and continuous service between 6 a m and 10 p m. Two parties of local nimrods get reward. RH McDonald. Ititf The reduced round trip rate of went up to head water of Crab 25c granted by the Portland Rail tree creek this week on a deer Eighty acre farm for rent for Scott Turner. Ardell way Light and Power Co be hunt. $SO; good house and good barn. tween Portland and Vancouvet Brock and Al Plummer went Enquire at J F Wesoly’s grocery is making heavy inroads on the Monday, anil they were followed It jitney traffic esp«*cially aa the Tuesday by Arch and Ross Ray. store. Riley Montgomery. Dean Tur street cars an* mon* comfortable At a meeting of the Linn ner. Wil! Young and Bert Neal. in cold weather. County Fair board last Thursday Reports say that the Hill in A marriage license was issued Roy V Shelton tendered his res terests will spend large sum* ignation as secretary. Mr Shel Inst week to Ray Allphin and constructing additional w harves Miss Stella Shelton, who were ton has been a capable official and enlarging terminals at for several years, but his otltr married Friday at Alhany. Mrs Flavel. Allphin is the daughter of Mr duties compelled I him to take Ix*ave your laundry at the Scio and Mrs J I Shelton of West this step. Hr is su reeded by C Hotel. Basket goes each week,, Scio and has many friends here C Wade, who is well known as a leaves Monday night and returns who join in beat wishes for her live wire and who will doubtl ss Saturday morning. lbtf I happiness. * make an ideai secretary.
