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About The Santiam news. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1897-1917 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 2, 1915)
TRY THE NEW School Notes Official Directory hop Taking Prof White’s advice to not eat too much meat or dnnk anything utrongcr than oft cider, no one seems to have »t:f- fered any ill e’Toct* from their thanksgiving vacation, as every one returned Munday morning I ITER SANT! XM EVI \ IS read*’ to comment*« work. de. iar- ing that they hr.d enjoyed them selves aa well hh if they had The wind blew mu«t of the late •r- gone to school Thursday and pie» off the trees. Eyiilay. Th« denixeno of Mill Citv «»* a ■ M isses Berryman and Sm>th reminder of l>r Ransom at the expr.-a» office recently. It wa» th«- antler« of «pent the we.'k en.i m Portland. Hair t'nt .......... Shaw ......... Nvek Shaw Lino tahjF.E. and C.Ü. oil. u M smssc Plain '•h«v»poo Fiten Sh 'n'poo Eg- imnifBu . Loraun •'b imi oo Q-i.nbiv Tonic All other toiucr ( ’oiiiitv I nion a F I -mith, Pres, lxbanon C C • yd-r, >,«', Crabtree M< •(« <• isrterly on first Satur day I i. i ’, \| rd. July and I *ctol X • ach year. M hti I ccii Local xo. lot Oria id Zeck, See, Lebanon the elk that he killed thr day he diaap Vada Holt was a high school p ared Each branch measured four visitor Monday afternoon. fe. t aii inches. a V'b.iiiv It KolwrUon of Gates is visiting hi i Ada T ly r is sell al s nt from brother at Plainview. a.'hooL lloliert Schroeder of Gates cair.e The Thanksgiving program back from the logging camp at'lktnnt rendered Wednesday afternoon With an injured leg. I .1 ! Arrival ana Departure or P»ii,»|,r Train« WtMnllmrn Spruigileld Uranch WE'T SCIO North .,. • < : ■M » nt South ... . 5:Jl P m i urvulli« X- Eastern Ml NKERS Albany............................... p m Mill lTty ........... ft» •>'• a nt !l>aily except Sunday. > MFXKERSüiidn EST SCIO STAGE Roe Shelton, Prop. Phono ii-.'il.’t No. . »dvii, -ce, All.any I » » I * \ i ii Ihn Local ’was enjoyed by the a'idiet ce. Mr ami Mr» "Mude" Davis of Gat»« Have a eugenic boy. Hr gained the Those who took rail in ti e pro prize of a «liver cup at the Nden. fair. gram ha<l their parts extra well. S tacie mi rs At I I R Cl\s U-avea Scio iSwtoffic.- 7:10 a m and 5 <M) t> m for West Sc o a d M;15 a m and 2:00 p m for Munkers Al NO. V i Shelton. See, R 1. Scio Mert« Mrs Burr Hosier has been appointed The faculty a; <1 high school pu {»Mtnnstrc-» at Gates in place of M’»« pils were glad to see so many McClary resigned. v.- iLir.t pre tent nn-1 bop • ■ • y will come next time and invite their friend’ to come with them. Misses Shannon and Jackson’s HM>ms weie visitors. Kenneth White, Orville Gilkey, Victor Lyon n id Wil!., I (,'jlr.- The I lack Eagle Mine Co. has at la t van attended the Sunday sch »1 struck the mam vein or lead, It in conference held at Saiern Inst eight feet wide and three feet th. k. week. They left Friday morn A half dozen men are at work in there ing returning Sunday evening. developing it. The bo..s have several interest Several of our citizens are getting ing stories to tell and they feel work at Quartzville. as though they have learned A l)r Gitiney has charge of the many things that they will not Ransom hospital. for get. The school fair in Mill City was very Prof White’s class in phy sic» successful. took a tour of ibs|«ection L> the The Hummond Mill shut down a Couple of days on account of high light plant last week wi • re they water. studied the re.». in iciou- ry The water seems to have taken (KM- which they read about in Look*. session up here.« Miss Johnson ej>*-nt Thank:- Tee Livesay Brothers who have ticen , giving with her par mt« in Al running a logging outfit at Gates, will bany. returning Monday morn move to Detroit where they will serd ing. logs to their Woodbum mill. Marion county evidently intends to Millie Ambrosek is a new pu make the road on their aide a scenic pil in Miss Shannon’s room. h ghway. A force of men sre hang Sylvia Gooch took charge of ing the road bat-sraen Mill City ami Miss Shannon’s room whily sh« Gate» to an easy grade. The booming of dynamite as they bio» out point* of made a business trip to Albany ridges goes on rain or thine, i he Mis • J u k'.on sjxmt her vaca gov« rnment has don«- an immense lion with friend.'’ r.nd r< laic •. amount of work on the road from í’ral»tree Local 1 h.-re is much excitement over th« Quartzville mines. Many new face« are seen at the hotel in Gate* on tT <• way tu and from the mine*. Some think a syndica e is sending them in there to take claims for the unknown company. Niagara tq Detroit. Thi» upp-r country can give Scio pointers on pilfering ami then can tie at them to it A neighbor got up one morning ami found that his team had been taken out in the night and hitched to hut hack ami returned Anotio-r neighbor lost 14 bushels of potatoes the ramc night. Where, oh where are the potatoes? Mr Scott lost a yearling Steer. Cine day recently he noli ed some cattle buck in the foothills | aw ing and bellowing a» cattle will do at the smell of blood. He investigated and dug up the hide and horns of his "critter ’’ He even found th«- »hell of a 44 rifle. I notice the statement that the first attempt to raise flax in the »late is now being done at Salem. I hat is a mistake 1 remember vividly about 25 y.-ar» ago visiting a big flax mill at the upper end of Scio, I »pent many an evrnmg there between four o'clock ami •upper time studying the flax industry. I have aeen acorn of loads of flax go- ing up Main »tn-et to the mill. There were skeins of flax fibre bunging in Riley Shelton’s office. I belieee »«me skeins were sent to the Spokane fair and were pronounced first class I make the assertion that the first flax raised in the state was at Scio. Let us give honor to whom honor is due. If the »late had given the Scio company ore-tenth the money that was appro priated last year by the legislature U.e industry at Scio would have been in full operation now. That, however, would not hava given some "big guns ' a chance to exploit themselves I understood that the gentleman who •as the chief promoter of the roncc -n got into financial d.fficultH-s at Spokane ami dropped out. The Kato pewp'e de serve great credit for the effort they made. J. R GKPDKS of the Time NO. UH A I Meyer, Sec. Crabtree IV. A. Ewing. Proiiivnt ’ 31 ami 4th -uturday» at night. Fairview Local so. J 1 I M 1 1 For Sale !’y N. 1. MORHISON Jr, Sec, Waterloo I Scio 1 A. 1 . Itamiall, Vice l'r< ». E l»oea » gero-ral banking buaimma, rvceiv. • money »object tu checx, pay« interest on time d< posit«, and '■» regularly mapoeted by «tale bank examinera. L.ifoinh I,ocal XO. I'M R. SIIEI.TOX E'lw L’tf ..- I, Sec, Lacomb a-«! Hit Satin ¡«y night«. !’ Administrai or of F»tat.-n O G Me ts Mt umns Negotiated. Abstracts Obtained and Examined Pleasant Local XO. J II Klo-r, • -c. Scio M« eta 1CIC OMKON A. G. PR ILL. M. I». a Physician ink* w a* Mt I «2 Sec. Scio iviefca, I'urcha-ing Agent, blcec. i.,.I :»| Sundays <>t each Surgeon Telephone. Exchange So, 11 »CIO : <!. C. ; OREGON ; BRYANT (SENIOR EDITOR.) LACOMB NEWS ITEMS We bail two dry spells last Week. Rev. ( R Lamar's sun is hero on a visit, Mr ami Mir la*e Gaines mid daughter Ben. vi«itv«i i»t Il S Nolan - Sunday. Mrs El ix abet h Turtiidge Lebanon came out from Wednesday for a visit with her children in this vicinity, I Mr and Mrs Dclno Higbee and children arrived Wed nesday for u visit with rela tives and friends. Mts Hig bee wa* formerly Bensie Turnidge. - Your humble servant was a*»ay from home on a visit week belOre last hence no Lacomb item» last week. We Want 0,000 Xmas Turkeys ivrrside Local NO. 113 f.eonanl Gilkey, Sec. Thom«» Mert» I.U'd .l Wednesdays. Parmer* having gerne, tur- keys <>r ducks to .-vll t«n thc Shelburn Locfil CLri tn.as market |>!< ■- ■ not if j NO. 12S % us soon, and we will qi ote you A'.» I *nk*. Sec, Shelburn prices as soon as same are es ,M< : • I ■_ « I -1 ;Sut lay» at 2 tablished fur the Chriahnaa trade. Lock Hill Local SCIO PRODUCE CO. 3)1 2 New Firat National Hani, Bldg. ALBANY OREGON F. Korineh, B. V. S \ ftcrinai ian Both 1\ h ph on ts ST. I } /OA - - OREGOA NO. Ixxik over our list of clubbing offers on page 2, «nd if you <1. I. Suitierl md Crg.snUcr. I horn«* don’t sea what you want come in I . !.. Soniti. Organizer, Lebanon and talk it over, We have many others just as Rood. Laughter Aid’ !>•» -ti.»« I Slighter is one of the m«t h. alth- ful exertions; it is of great h«dp to di gestion. A still more effectual help is a dose of Chamberlains tablets, if you sh.feld be troubled with indig«»lamgive them a trial They only cost a quarter. Obtainable everywhere. < ' rabtrcc Farmer« Umaii AssociatiJi < C Snyder, Pres. J Sumpter, Sec. Bear th« in Mind "I consider Chamberlains cough rem edy by far thr beat medicine in the market for colds and croup" says Vrs Altieri Hlnsaer. IJms. Ohio. Many __________ _ .tame opinion. Obtain- others are of the ' able every» 1er« DR. T. K. SANDERSON DENTIST Telephon«: SCIO 27-7 OHLOON itoard of I >> rec tors: J Ke lier, The taxpnveis of Road John Meyer District 24 met at Lacomb M C Games. Saturday and voted to levy W D Crabtree came ov t a three mill ta.i* to continue Jefferson and «)>ent Sur.day the good work. I -wre of Ointments for relatives here. Clement Turnidge came C it urrh tliat Contain Mercury Hill me ty the bmim up from Crabtree Sunday in J D Densmore r. turned Sun- • ( ruervtiry tarn. ¡1 < I r ■ «}wrnn<> th« as in»'.« »ywt^rr. wl » ii « rr»erfr»< It through his Ford. Some improve day evening from a business ft *» mu«*o<LB giirfn- Hu*h art I* r | h » u 14 i tx him -I rv-xpt r»n pr«-o< rip<B>ru» ment in the roads the last visit to Portland. f »»m rr-oulahl«» pb> afdsii«. an th«« «tama*>* I tl t y wilt rf»> 1« t n to tli«» g<M>«1 y^u few years. Ralph Nolan took a load of grain to Lebanon Monday and got it rolled. A few years ago four p.-ettv good been Sunset 10 months and Santiam horse* would have I needed for the trip w hich is News one year for $1.00. ATTORNEY AT LAW • an p- e*.h! ibitvM from th»m Italia catarrh Cur* ma»«ufarturad by K J < a «’«»., O. contain« »•» r»>vt »ir acd :• ta\e-n Internally, acting •I • tty <• * I»L*« m | arxl ms»« »»«• a«»r- fa f th« s-Mon In 1'1'tng IFall'a <*.-»1 ur«»* i‘t| e b, «ora y«»u i;*t fh*« jr»nu m* h tw fafran internally »’»<1 »».ad* in I !>|.. by | J C*»*nrVA<'«t T*«« |t more- a hi fr**. . I’rwdt's frlv n*r hot fl* take Ilana family Hr-a t*< v^u«tip«iiaa AbKINISTRATfill NOTICE Notice is hereby given that the un dersigned, Edith Ransom. ha* Iman ap pointed administratrix of the estate of O. I.. Ransom, deeea».>d, by an order of the County Court of Linn County, • tate of Oregon, and all persons having claims against sad estate, are hereby notified to present same to me, duly verified according to law, at my resi dence at Mill City, <irvgun. Edith Itansom. Administratrix. Old papers 5 cents a bundle at the News office.
