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About The Santiam news. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1897-1917 | View Entire Issue (May 25, 1916)
Vol,. XIX N'». VOUH M IISI RirriON 1 Xltlt n«h .i»!. <• «... ... I. r*\ Kt Kt . I) Oregon ¡News IX otes reg (J low T® tb.w »ho pay promptly in ■uivane« thr »ubocr.ptna» pri<-<> to» SI.ÍS OrrKM Orxrlopn-rnl Nr«« tn t ,nr oí per year. The prs-e I* It.So if paid ln<tu*tr ••. l*4j roll . an<1 I'rndurlr at «-nd ot y«*®r. th"» pa|>«-r i* n<»l *vnt to »«timber» who an- ft.ore than one o( I abur and tnl.rpr i»r. year in arrear*. \1 * r i • > 11 My Heart Official Republican Ever V ote The play put on at the Pe »pie’s With the complete official re Flitatre ¡aat evening by the Scio turns of ull votes cast for Re- I Dramatic Club was one of the >pnbhcan cand.dates in. I» II b Much «treat, sewer and side .Mt ever given in Scio by nny Bohne has the nomination for Try that famous Weatherly walk work is being done at «•»njpany. Standing riom was sheriff over C M Kendall by ice cream at Sticha's. at a premium, and doubtless seven votes. Marshfield. many would have been turned Countv Clerk R M R i sell, one $66.000 to be expend’d in re away had the weather not been of the most efficient officers in 11itrley-Davids >n motorcycle in pairing north jetty at Bandon. threatening. the court house, received the good condition for sale cheap. Work has started on $200,000 The Baptist church ha-« b* en Mrs Waltemev.r as Peg played ¡largest vote east for any one Enquire at this office. 45tf her wav right into the hearts of candidate. 2'JI7 votes being cast . engaged for the South recital shipbuilding plant at St Johns. Leona Mills Lumber Co mak the large audience, and in fact in hi» favor. I will have plenty of st raw- which is- c mii'g .1 me 7. Mr ing many improvements and every member of the cast de- South needs no introduction to Delegates at large, (four to berries for the public after next building ner.t bungalows for em a« rv ■> special mention, but lack; elect) Charles Ackerson, G88; week. J M Lindley, phone 68 Scio people, having played here of space forbids. The entire' Daniel Boyd 1812: Mr» G L Bu- one year ago. he has won rec ployes at Drain. E tgene Chntnber of Comme-ee cast C"t - sts of Mr and Mrs Jack land 295; Geo J Cameron 17-5; Mr and Mrs FranK Sommer ognition for his abdity ar a violin and Mr and Mrs Will Young ist, not only on the coast, but in arranges for location on which Walteinev er, Mr and Mrs J S Charles II Care;. VS4; F II Case Sticha, Dr an 1 ?^rs E H Hobson 532; C W Fulton 1719; Rmwell motored to Albany iast Satur tl e eastern states and Eui< ;>e. to erect flax mill. Il<- is one of the most finished Hawkins 1 15S; S D Peterson 491: day. Rich copper ore ha.s been un and A L Plummer. Their intention is to take the Arthur C Sp -n vr 557; F M War artists in the state, and music covered in Waldo mine near N C Ixiwe. the undertaker, lovers here are looking forward Grants Pass and will greatly in play to a few nearby place», and ren 160; .1 I* Wnrsley fk)4. District delegate*, (two to was over from Lebanon last Sat eagerly to his performance crease output of Illinois Valley we promise our neighb»rs that they have a rare tr«>at in store elect) Albert Abrihnm 1535; C urday consulting with his part- June 7. district. vino I ’ eg O' My Heart corm-, have I ’ Bishop 1777; W W Calk ms ner. N I Morrison. They The big Columbia river high to town. 1481; B 1. Steeve« 593. brought over a beautiful grey Russel' & Gilbert, the only ex way bridge will be complete«! hearse to be used here. ForPiesident Thtsxlore Bur clusive chocolates in town, >< id before July 1. ton 3)5; Albert 1! Cummings609; by Sucha. i ortlund’.s municipal woodpile A bunch of young hopefuls Charles E Hughes 1974. I continues to be an expense. It went to Crabtree last Sunday in For Vice-President W G Web Fred T Bilyeu motored to Port is now found that bills are being the auto bus. w here they crossed land Wednesday to lave the ster 3’72. paid twice. bats with the latter boys. Crab brass work on his Ford car nickel Presidential electors R R But Denver firm buys Port of tree won the decision with a plated. expecting to be gone a Dr W P’,’.’hd** <*f Albany will ler 2329; W I Cottel 2119; F S Umpqua $200,000 bond issue score of something like 14 to I. couple of days. preach the !>i -alaureate sermon Ivanhoe 98ü; W P Ready 1718; Experiments in rice culture for the grad ; i’in.f class of the M .1 Mac .Mahon 1802; W (’ North will be carried on at Eugene. Several auto truck loads of high se t hi| <.n S jnday, May 28, 1981; J F Wilson 1915. Mrs Winni.* Vat. uh.-. und I f Detroit Surveyors working at 8 p m m the Federated church. g> ods have arrived for C A Ever son Eldon, left Tuesday •; ornu g For Congress W C Hawley ett this week, and he is expected for Pendleton, where they will on railroad grade here for some Dr Whi;, is one of the leading 2713, here today. Before this time spend the summet with the hus lime and two and a half tons of bible Studer.t*- of the stale ns Secretary of Stat«* C B Moort» provisions recently »pipped in a i! i a m >st able preach r nr.d 1469; B U Olcott 1528. next week the new drug store band and father. Max Vmg will lie ready for business. Justice of Supreme Court (¡co The News will k> p f -in post<d Isxd.s as if there might be rail i tr at is it, stm • for those who road activity i.i the near future. henr him. II Burnett 2669. F A M.«»re2771. on Scio happening«. Mrs Frank Mikolka, who has Oak timbers cut from tre ■« <»n Toe music tor the o ca ion will Dairy and Foo«i Commissioner been sick for several weeks, vas N Young who had Iwgii visit lower Columbia will be utiliz’d lw furnished by Ed Wescly. the John D Mickle 2460. able to come to town Wednesday ing at Corvallis tor :«*ver;d in building ships at Portland and high school glee club and the Public Service Commissioner for the first time in a month. week;«, eamt home last v. «•<•!; >n other coast points. ladies trio. Fred G Buchtel 1141; Thus K Iler many friends are glad to order to vote at the Primarie Cumpbell 1(158. St Helen» cieamery has out learn that she is on the road to Friday« but after taking a squint put <>i fiirt) lbs daily, $2000month ( .rcuit Judges G G Bingham recovery. at tne democratic I allot handed ly i>ayroll. 1224; Percy R Kelly 2700; E P Morcom 392; Myron E Pogue him by the clerk, refused to vote Million feet of lumber order <1 1368. The new Farmers* Union and let it go through blank. i for construction of beet sheds A Memorial Day program is State Representative R S cheese factory at Richardson and silos at sugar beet factory at arranged by the teachers and Mr and Mrs CO DeVore and Acheson , ___ _ 1803; Park _ P ____ Beatty Gap started up last Monday, Grants Pass. pupils of the .school for Monday, lt ’ Ä t; Charles Cnihl 1787; N M under the sujMwision of a Mr little son arrived here Saturday Asbestos mines operating on Mav 29, at 2:45 in the high N< vvix.rt 1446; F H Porter 1705. Severance, an old cheese maker. evening from Supply, Oklahoma Beech Creek near Mt Vernon school auditorium. The public District Attorney Gale S Hill The promoters of the enterprise and are visiting with their for will soon ship fir it carload of as is urged to be present and help 2661. are enthusiastic over their pros mer Oklahoma friends. Rev and bestos to Portland market, This in the commemoration of this, Sheriff D II Bodine 1597; C M pect! for making and marketing Mrs ii B Iler. They are favor is said to be the only us beatoa our meet sacred national holiday, ably impressed with thia country Kendall 1593. their product and assert that mine working in the United One speaker from outside the and will probably locate here. County Clerk-R M Rus»ell their cheese will be as good as States. town will be present for a short 2947. any on the market "The Rescue of Prince Hal" Material is on ground for en- address on this occasion and it is Good cow for sale. E C Shelton. $60.00. 44tf Charles South June 7 Baccalaureate Sermon Sunday Memorial Day H A Stem came down from Mill City last Sunday, where he is working at Camp 16. Mrs Stam returned with him in the evening, expecting to apend the summer there. Their little eon will remain here for the present with his grandmother. Mrs J F Oupor. They will keep posted or, Scio happenings through the medium of the News. County Commissioner T J But ler departed on the morning train for Munkers en route to Scio where he will superintend preparations for replacing a w.KxJcn bridge with a culvert on the mad between Scio and the County Fair grounds. This place in the road between Scio and the fair grounds has always been a bad one and it is proposed to put in a five foot culvert and covet it with gravel, making it abso lutely «olid.-Tuesday'a Albany , Democrat. which was put on by the Senior class last Friday evening drew a good house and much favorable comment. The Seniors cleared more than enough from the play to finish paying for the roses which line the walk on the south and east of the school grounds. MARKE! REPORT The following are raah price« quoted on Thursday of each *«**>k by our dealer*: Flour, per sack ............................. ». Ilran. per ton................................... Middling*, per ion........ /.... O Chop, wheat, per ton.................. Chop, oat», per ton.................... Harley Chop................................... Hutter, (Country) per roll ... Hutter Fat (not) . . 2». 31 E*gti, caae count, per doom Hcna, per pound........................... I • ieeae, per pound ...................... Turkey*, per pound .................... buck*, per pound Pekin............ Duck*. Indian Runner ............ fork, droeaed............................... Pork, lire weight........... ........... Veal, per pound, for »hipping largirg and improving old nickle mine near Kiddle to ship ore to Pittsburg smelters. Stanley Smith Lumber Co of Hood River will start Green Point plant with 175 men. Dufur lets contract for new school building. Recorder W W Bailey 436j hoped a large and representative Grant Froman 1287. Ralph Thom body of our citizens will be pres 1402. ent to greet him. A«sessor- E L Fisher 2771. Trcaeurer-W W Francis 1972| For Mie - One automobile, J H Olas» 1106. price $175.00. LC Fox. Albany, County Surveyor Wren C Oregon. 44t2p Crews 665; A L Gedd« « 113); C H Leonard 1317. Roseburg druggist experiment County Coroner William Fort* Northwest prune crop esti ing to make perfume distinctive mated at twenty-five to thirty, miller 2666. of that vicinity. County Commissioner TJ But million pounds. Dufur Lumber Co making ar lx>ganberry industry boosted ler 1531; W E Chrisman 930, P II rangements to start operations by adoption of juice on Pennsyl Freerkaen 646. The official democratic vote soon. vania R R. was not made public in time to East Side business men’s club Crown-Columbia oaoer mill« I m * US«*’! this week. of Portland will try to float $100,- increase wages amount to $30,000 I !*■■■■ 000 bonds to help start new a j ear: third advance this spring. F T Bilyeu made the sab* of a industries. Puget Sound gets direct sleep- 4d motor car to Frank Shindler Maplewood factory opening to ing car service to connect with la«t Monday. turn out 250 trunks a month. Hill steamer at Flavel for San Hood River strawberry indue- Fran< ieco. , E G Arnold, Scott Turner, Mrs try will employ 2.000 outside F Johns has secured a factory |( y Shelton and Mrs Ere I Ohio- St pickers. for ---------- refining eel oil. . ---------- meter went to Roseburg Monday Contract let at Condon for Coos Bay leads all other Pa- as delegates to the state con ven- ouildmg 51.000 bushel concrete cific coast porta for lumber ship- tion of the Odd Fellow ar.d grain elevator. • m<*nts last half •>{ April. , Rebekah l<*lgo,<. —............. ■■■■<> I
