The Santiam news., December 23, 1915, Image 3

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9 CORRESPONDENTS
Official Directory
of the
Arrival an« Departure el P<i<«n,<r
LiflnCa0ntyF.EandC.U0f A.
F I. smith, Pre». Ixdianon
C C "nyder. "ee. Crabtree
BILYEU DEN IT MS
0 C Burmester'a eldest daugh­
ter hud a b: d spell of the croup
.ecently and came near choking
to death. C 0 said they were
not eaiy scared, but they cer­
tainly were at that time as It
was their first experience in
that line of sickness and they
were unprepared, but John Cal-
avun went to their aid with a
remedy that s|>eedily did the
work.
Mrs Perry Bilye 1 of Crabtree
was visiting relatives here re
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cently and Robert Pe| pperling’s
family accompanied her home
Friday.
Mrs Ben Cole is visiting her
son and daughter at Stayton this
week.
C (‘ Burrnester took a loud of
geese to Scio the first of the
week.
Mrs Ixrttie Rodgers visited al
the Don MvKmght and Jim Plait,
hemes Thursday and Friday
while Clyde gathered up cream
for the Shelburn creamery.
Mike Bilyeu brought out some
cattle from the mountains ior
himself and some for Weidman’s
Saturday. There are still a few
more out that he has failed to
find.
John Calavan male a business
trip to Scio Thursday and his
wife’s sister, Idrus Rossel! came
home with him.
Mr ai d Mrs Fred Grimes have
a new baby girl which arrived
December 16.
The Jordan switchboard is be­
ing moved so S.io can ph< n • di­
rect to Jordan.
Joi n Calavan and wife are the
proud imrents of a brand new-
baby boy which arrived at 5:30
Sunday evening. That accoui ts
for thejbig wind storm.
C U Burrnester'» new straw
shtd blew down Sunday night,
There were nine head of stock
in it, but all got out safely.
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Sqvia.
LACOMB NEWS ITEMS
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Conntv I iiion
Trains
W.u.iburi Spi. .-field Branch
WE" i M lo
North
.. 7 0.5»
South
.. 6:31 p
Meet« tpi'rter
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on fir»t Saturday in Albany.
Li
try. A, rd. July and October of Mil! C ity
1 ach year.
, (Daily except Sunday.
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Aliciilccn Local
XU. lui
Go Home
Orland Zeri. See, K-banon
V.et»
IÍ IA h m
fVXC> a tn
Mr.XKERSandU EST
SCR) STAGE
Koe Shelton, Prop.
Albany Local No.
1 FOR
I’lmllv t>..>|.
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Ed Logwicn, '«•••, Albany
M< et»
Christmas
STAGE Mills Al I
Lravca Sri.» !'o
*t<.dic<-
I »ils <‘ll Dell Local
Mt
'.lo a m arai 5 u) p m for \K. »t Scio
and s 15 a m and
pm for Hunkers
NO. 13>
V L Shelton. See, R |. Xcio
Meets
1 IE lloli'a
uill owm t>e
Qd, hen *.
The lime of happi
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a.id cheer. Your friend»
will be expecting you to nun»
home, »0 will mother, father, slater
or brother.
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W A. Ewing,
President
Low Holiday Fares
Fain iew Local
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J Ed Wolf, Jr. Sec, Waterloo
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I ,akc < 'reek Local
SOUTHERN PACIFIC
c:i;er
It SHELTON
CiTori!, Ser, Lacomb
'<«’.* Jd ¡.nd 1th Saturday nights.
r inj 'fnntiitm. >>r irrite
J fin V, 5k tt, <te'i«ral I a
i a hier
Ikwa a getterei banking buaineM,
receives money subject to checa, pays
Interest on
time
deposit», and i»
regularly
in»i>ecled by state bank
examinera.
Lacomb Local
xo. 1M
.IJ; the lorn! (1'Jfilt fur ft! ft s, tfilitl « frit t
nii'l
A, F. Randall,
Vice rrra.
K. I >. Mver"
Are nvai? be for the hrhtUya. On
ante h<tw«e
all
uihern Pacific
stations n Oregon. Dec. 17. K a.
Return
23. 4 2.-. 31 and Jan. I.
limit .Ian. L 1 nun Oregon to Cali
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fornia point» on «ale D< r. 33. 24. 2S.
.‘¡o, .31. Jan. 1st.
Return limit,
January 3d.
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lUAIXS
Administrator of E,<t»t»>»
NO.
O G (To! bruii, S.e, ilakey
Iinl'and. Orcton
/'»in
Meet»
Negotiate!,
Aiwtrarta
Obtained and Examined
an.
Mt. Pleasant Local
xo.
J H Kloer. cec, Scio
Meet.
Richardson Gap
SCIC
A.
ORBUON
O. PRILL. M. 0.
Physician & Surgeon
LOCAL NO. 102
J no Shlmanek, See, Scio
R. Burovitka. Purchasing Agvnt,
Crabtree.
Telephone, Exchange No. 11
»•CIO
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I llis does not include tax-nayments
Riverside Local
No. IK
Leonard Gilki-y, Ser. Thomas
Mut
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OREGON
Jilt YA NT
tiret l«t and ,ii| "undaya of each
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month.
rax payments on ooods with­
drawn from I . S. Bonded
Warehouse at San Francisco
alone.
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ATTORNEY AT LAW
2OL2 New Fimi Saturnal Rank bldg.
ALBANY
OREGON
l»t and LI W «vint-«•!«>».
G. F. Korinek, B. V. S.
Shelburn Local
E A Easton, wife and daugh­
from Distiller}’ Ponded Harenouses in
no . \x>
ter Katie were visitors at C C
\ i*t<*i’inai*iaii
Ohio,
Pennsylvania
and
Kentucky,
A»a
"hanks.
-re, Shelburn
Cdx's Thursday.
Maryland.
Simla lat and 3d Sundays at 2 p. m.
Frank Knoll, our merchant,
G
>ods
for
export
to
foreign
countries
left Saturday for a few days in
pay no tax.
Portland, where he will combine
Rock Hill Local
busmess with pleasure.
NO.
G W Downing, father of Billie
we can give you greater value than you have
Downing is visiting on
the
Ridge. He is from Ktnsns. but
ever received Itccansc we do a greater volume
<). I. SuihcrUnJ. O^anUer, Iliorna» DR. T. K. SANDERSON
thinks Oregon is good enough t >
th in an> firm from whom you have hitherto
I . I . Smith. Or^anUcr, Lebanon
tie to.
bought.
DENTIST
Mrs Bertie Harget of Harris­
burg visited last week with her
< ’ nibtree Farmers
mother, Mrs Nancy ClarV, who
Telephone: 27-7
is quite low.
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deq
Meruntile
Anociahoi
The old Fern Ridge School
SCIO
OREGON
C C Snyder, Pres.
SAS I R AM ISCO
house, a part of which has been
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Sumpter,
See.
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used for a gxxi many years, was
Hoard of liirrctora:
sold at auction Saturday, George
Clark l>eing the buyer.
J Keller,
Vk by Vou Should I ae Chamberlain's
The Farmers Union will have
John Meyer
Lough Remedy
a Christmas tree and tam'd
.M C Gaines.
Becauw it ha« an »-»tabllsbed reputa­
amusements Christmas night for
tion won by ita good work».
the members of the Union and
We arc prepared to furnish all kind« of Freeh
Ilaeauar it i» t»»o«t eetr. med by tho-r
their families.
Meat», Pure Pork Sausage, Head Cheval, etc.,
who have u»cd it for many year«, aa
Beware of Ointments for I oeraaion raqofrwd. ami are l>«
There will be a public Christ­
at reasonable price«.
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aeqntat-
Catarrh
that Contain Mercury ed with it* good quaHliee
mas tree and a program given at
We understand the butchering buainr«« thor­
n-s nirrrtiry w HI •ur
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the Baptist church Christmas
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oughly, having been taught it from childhood.
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and
aide nature in restoring the *y»t< m
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HIGHEST MARKET PIUCE PAID Fog HIDE"
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eryone invited.
fiou« *b
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Becaure it <’oca not rot. tain opium or
There w as a large crowd in at­
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llflll ■ any other narcotic.
tendance Friday night at th»
< i’rtrrh ' ‘«re. r- • nufertiiprd by K
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Berauw it is within the reach of all.
f'L.fi.y 4t < •
Toh-drt. O, t «»ntaina n«»
dedication of the F E & C I’of A
mm ory »nd u taf’*-n inf
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only cotta a q > trier
Obtainable
hall. The program was good as
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tn buying H«trw everywhere.
was everything else and every­
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one enjoyed a good time wi»h
internally and mad
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Far Sale —About 1,000 pound
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the Lacomb farmers. It was al­ of red do er seed, Call on or ad- chi 1 condition for sale cheap,
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so a financial success to the
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