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About The Santiam news. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1897-1917 | View Entire Issue (March 30, 1916)
f-iVi ?< ?-»’ i • r. ■ <. ■ ««•.. V*-5’ « rjCiti. VO! LINN COI VI Y. YOUR -t l.S' kiitiu N I . 1 . : < «tampril in th.- t- low To thoxr who |'»y prumj-’ly in adv«nee the •ubscrtprioo • >x per ye«r. Th«« pn e i» II..M if pi:* it not at «-nd of year, rh«* to aiibaeriber* who ar<- mom th»«: ore year in arrears. . on th«- ! Possibly About You ; Ort gon News Notes i h< mas l arge, School Notes Irrgun D«orlnpimi.l \« wt In l.in«- «.-( TI mm Large was born in rh«-re have l-een several ab- ’. u ville, I -nn , Dec, os 25, 18.19 jSencea from school thia week lw-- ¡«nd died March 26, 1916 at his cause of the spread of m. sales of Lahor and Enterprise. Born March 19. to the wife home in Scio. in th«- community. of Archie Lindley, a boy. II !■ f; T« n< • ■•«• in 1.860 and The High School boys think Fairmount Bri'k Cox’ Monro«« ii ■ I to I. dia Workman they have given the Stayton Born March 27 to th«- w ife of receive« order fot 15O.fx)Opr - <i in 1861 at I*o-ami, 111. They boys a few pointers on how to Wm Stoddart of Providence, a buck. moved to Kansas in 1*67, and play basketball. Maybe tl e next daughter. Th«- Drille«. creann-rv enlarging cam«« from there to Oregon in time they play Scio they will land installing new machinery. The Scio boys were easy win I 78. wh>-n they settled on a raise their score. ners in the basketball game Grants Pa < brick yard gets farm near Scio. The bsaket social which the played here last Friday evening contract for 700.000' brick f< r Ti lii it were l»orn 12 child s««nior girls we.e intending to Butte. M mtuna. .»lar. 2l-’16 new beet sugar factory. between tho Scio and Stayton ren, ix if w: m have passed on give on Thursday, March 30, L W Chari*-*. High School teams. Pla: s are under way for $70.- before him. He » survived by will have to be i>ostponed for Dear sir:- You may send th«- w.f. *! k I flu- following child- 000 post office at Cor allis. two weeks longer a « some who C H Dodd of Portland, who Santiam News to the addr ■ J A McEachern wi'i estabiinh r« n, all of whom were at his>x.-d- will tak- part hi th:- program, lived here a quarter of a century above. I landed in 11 :t< March large -hip > r 1 on Y>-;m Ray. side during his illr.esa: Mrs Tir have the measles at present. ago, was up last week looking 19th, an«i took a position w *,. largest sheep shearing plant zih CamptH-ll. Ixximi, ili.; Mrs over old land marks and renew the Royal M Ung Co the 21st a- We are unable to express our Frank Tharp. Corvallis; Mrs ing acquaintance with the old foreman in their warehouse. in ti e i->>iintry now being built at deep gratitude to those who V, ai!ac<- H > ye, Mill City; Mrs Wages ar«- good here arid anyone I Echo. hel|M«d in the Gl.-e Club concert pioneers in this section. \ . II klem.-m, Albany;Glenn «turi can get work 1 think. W.«. >-s I! W Jotters exp» cts to i and especially th«- membera of l..n :«-, Brownsville, and Thos Fred W Balsiger of White afe not les«than $.< 5*> for 8 h»u«-s brick yard at Col l Brach. tne orchestra and Mra E H II ib- Larg -, Scio. Salmon, Wash, nrd Mrs Emma and as high as $4.25 for conm >n non. without whom it would not Who will do our state the I.a',:-- l»ecame n rrvmber of A Jones of Wheeler, Indiana, lalwr. The pay roll from thi most good, Gitfor I Pint-hot sit- have been uh complete. Glee ti«' Christian church over 40 came last week for a visit with mines alone is mon- than two ting in a soft bottomed chai r in Club. their son and brother, Guorge million dollars per month, ho you Washington. D C working fora year. a;;'«. H h remains were A few days ago in G»-rmnn ' i t" i t th-- Fr.mkiin Butte Balsiger of Jordan. can guess this is a lively town. bunch of faddists to th- up our «Mu-ionic Cemetery. class, Florence Smith was asked House rent is very h jrh, but water ;iow«-rs, ora hatd-b«-aded i by Miss Berryman in tlu- Ger- The Socialist doctrine, says an outside of that I can live chrapiir engine« r developing one of our . p. . . . \ ft • , man language, whether she had exchange, was very plainly I ntn w . water powers and employing 500 Ail Llljoyabie Altair had th.-mea Its. Florence think demonstrated to a man coming to thaa 1 can in Scio. pleas-d with the ch..n a > I to 1,000 men; eq»««ciully when we mg that she had asked how- town some time ago, when he found it to be fine weather hut, already have laws fully prat«-ct- many sentences she had trans saw a cow sucking herself. He A hoc .1 w as held at the Bap- it >g the rights of the public lated in the lesson, said: “Yes, said she was getting what she almost like »«immer. ti. 1 <-im«-h last Saturday eve Your» very truly, against excessive rites. etc. all but five.” produced. ning th.*- was greatly enjjyed F. M. Smith. (SENIOR EDITOR.) More than 50 new families by t pn it. The evening Morrison’s will be headquar hav«- been*added to Grants Pa. s i . xed pro -ram. ters for fishing supplies io ui When you want information within %* days due to industrial .i.-iort talks .ver - given by E C this season. He has th«- finest for live st«»ck shipping days rail activity. P> < tv , Prof O \ White, R Shel- and largest assortment of hooks Thomas I^irge between 6 und 7 Baker milla plans to resum«* t > and R v II B Iler. R M Cain of all kinds, lines, spinners, a in and between 6 arid 8 in the operation in a sliort time, ing a «oio, accompanied by Mrs leaders, reels, baskets, poles. evening. 27tf A $9.500 library may be started i ' iiiii , l a V« rne Crabtree sang a Bamboo poles 10c. 3 for 25c. The fishing season will open soon at Milton. solo and Mr and Mrs I'er gave a G P Warner received w -rd th«- on April 1 and will continue un As the Sunday closing law is guitar and mandolin duet New logging camp opens on first of the week that his daugh til October 31, according to held up by an injunction in Linn ter. Mrs Riley Waller uf A!‘>anv South Coos River. Mri George Balsiger of Jordan County Clerk Russell. With the county, J S Sticha’s confectioi - Fifty cars of broccoli will lx» underwent an operation at the r< urricd lo I. -r buine lust Mon approach of the season, many ery was open lust Sunday for hospital in that city Monday. shipped from Roseburg this y« ar. da) after taxing rwdical treni fishing licenses are being sold to the first time in several months. She is reported to be getting Paisley Three crews are at ni nt al thè Parker hospital for residents in all sections of the He reports business rather light, along nicely. worn on Strahorn survey in a week. county. Many applivations are as many ¡a-ople did not know central Oregon. made by mail. about the new order. Rolla Shelton, who is laid up Mt Angel has completed $8,000 Mrs C W Bragg, who was un- \ Women are not required to with the measles this week, has McKnight & Daley opened up der medical treatment at the have licenses to fish; neither ara sewer system. carried mail on Route 1 since their new meat market in the Eugene Commercial Club Parker hospital for several Civil War veterans. three years ago last December, Scio Hotel building this, Thurs weeks, returned to her home at The law fixes the bag limit on and last Saturday was the first boosting flax industry. day, morning. The boys are West Scio last Friday. trout over six inches as 75 fiahor Simpson heirs, Marshfield, sell day he had missed on account of well known in this line in Scio 50 pounds in any one day. Tho out to Portland syndicate for ap sickness in that time. Allies asking bids from Port as they have been in thia busi season Is open all the year on proximately $1,090.000. land mills for $100,000 worth of trout over ten inches in length; ness here before.* They will run J W Parrish made a trip to Al trench posts. a first class establishment. also on bass, crappies, whitefish, bany Monday evening to have a Duncan Lumber Mill. Portland, catfish and graylings. -Albany Thoe. Large, Sr. died at his little work done at the iron ts ruse order for 4,6*10,000 ft Herald. home in Scio last Sunday night works for the Scio light plant, of Doygl is Fir delivered on At morning. after an illness of several months returning Tuesday lantic . «-aboard within 90 days. from Brights disease. Services Harry Johnston watched the (¡rem Northern railroad con were conducted Tuesday morn wheels go round at the plant in tracts for 1.000,000 Ret lumber his absence. ing at the Christian church by Sunday School at 10:00 a m. from Columbia River mills. Rev. Iler and interment was Preaching at II. Th«; new bulletin on Orchard Marshfield Kruse & Banks made in the Franklin Butte Christian Endeavor 6:30 to 7:30 Spraying in Ore/ n for 1916 will hipyard rushing work on sever cemetery. Song servic • from 7.30 to 8:00 be ready (or distribution soon. al ships. Preaching at 8 o’clock. An auto load from Stay ton |This bulletin wo! contain spray-, Reports say On-gon Electric Prayer meeting every Thurs came over last Friday evening to ing recommendations for the will btnld from E-igene to Spring day evening at 7:30, J M Meikle- see the basketball game between apple, pear, peach, prune and field. Cleanliness, Courteous Ijohn, leader. the Stayton and Scio High School cherry trees brought right down Columbia Contract Co deliver- H. B. 11.ER, Pastor. Treatment. 16 Ounces teams, or more properly speak to date. This bulletin may b«- ing 3,300 tons of rock a day on ing. they started in plenty of secured from D W Rumbaugh, to the Pound. Columbia jetty. time to see the game but arrived Albany, or O A C, Corvallis. Baker Gold running SfiO.OOO here on foot, muddy and draggled to a ton reported dis just about the time the game The bask«-tl>all game Monday S««aled proposals by partie« co <-ri i on Canyon Mountain. was over. Their car balked near evening between the Scio High having proper t-/ to æ|| suitably Klamath Falla considers bond Shelburn and they were obliged 8ehool girls and the G G G girla , locate«! for a home for the Scio ; • of $20.<MM) to build road to to foot it into Scio. The party resulted in a victory for the Mutual Telephone will be re connect Skipph’gton with that ceived by the undersigned com consisted of C P Burmester, L A former * with a score of 11 to 9. city. Clecker, Mr and Mrs Davis, June The game was marked by a con mittee up to Friday, April 7. All Kearns and Wanda Brown. siderable amount of vocal effort Eugene Quartz a v»- raging proposals must b • in writing and Their car was towed into town from the admiring friends of $2 500 a ton discovered in Bo I same to include both price and the next morning and repaired both teams on the side lines, hemia district. terms of sale. so they were able to return home consequently everybody had a N -wberg handie plant is to M. P. LONG. after dinner. good time. , p-.n w ith receiver in charge. (‘ha rman of > «.i.iaitl. tn<lu»;r.v«. I'nyrollH. and Praxhirl« l akes Montana Fishing Season Opens April I Sanitary Market Federated Church In Hotel Block Sealed Bid.-s IVanted Tell Us Your Meat Troubles
