The Santiam news. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1897-1917, July 13, 1916, Image 1

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GATES
The News is in receipt of the
following not- from Mrs A R
Pig we d is grow ing fine.
Wood wanted on subscription
John Ritzburg of Salem has McDonald: "We received u card
at this office.
p ircha ed one-half of what is from our grandson, Arden Me-
Forty men at work on tele­ known as the Wm Turnidge ‘¡dating he has joined
Your suit cleaned and pr< < I.
phone line from Roseburg to place from hi- brother. Fred.
the U S cavalry and savs he
Guy McKnight.
Siti
.Myrtle Point.
Reul bo. : Welch and a crew l aves in nlsmt a month for
S>me
towns
take
more
inter
of men hat e Inert grading down Mexico. He is at Fort McDow­
List Black female Shepherd
est
in
Sunday
baseball
than
in
i
Potter
’
s
Mill
Burns
the hi!! - on the east >i.|e of Rock ell, Angel Island, San F.ancisco,
dog in Scio, July 3; answers to
Cal.”
cheese
factory.
cr< ek.
name of "Nell.” Suitable re­
New
bridge
acres«
Umpqua
ward. J D Densmore.
Many auto parties come to
Foi Sale Fine driving or
The sawmill and shingle mill n»-ar Myrtle Creek o;xrexl t«>
Re l< Creek on Sundays. They saddle mure. Dr T
h Sander-
Mrs (’ A Parker and son Elder of the Potter L imber Company, tr flic.
<• >m- from all points in the val­
son.
Scio,
Oregon.
Knauf, went to Philomath la t one and one-half miles west of
Suttles Iuike irrigation pro­ ley.
Thursday for a visit at the home Mill City, were entirely destroy­ ject of Jefferson county, bonds
Schroeder's mill will resume
ed by fire shortly after midnight being sold to irrigate 12.000
of her daughter. Mrs Hodge.
N 1 Morrison has made the
sawing
after an idleness of two
Wedn. '1 iv moi
with a : • acres. Water to Is« store«! in­
Kale this week of two threshing
years.
machines and has two more sales
We make a specially
of of $40.000. The loss is partly Blue and Suttles Images. 25 mih s
John Boedekcr of Fox came in prospect.
Friendship, Engagement and covered by insurance. The mill distant from center of proj-ct.
up to run th? donkey engine for
Wedding rings F M French & had a capacity of 65.000 feel of
Income taxes collected in Ore­ Mr < erm nt, w ho will ship logs
Son. Jewelers and Engravers. lumber and one car of shingles gon for year just clu ed $118. |:t7
Mrs J A Hrudka of Walla
to his mill at Gooch.
daily. It was running day and
Albany.
Walla, Wash, is visiting at the
as against $123,306 for year pre­
Mr and Mrs Beeson have [ hns Prospai home. She expects
night and employed about 8o
vious.
moved to Schroeder’s mill from * tu return home in about a week.
Little Miss Grace Davis, who men in the null and logging
(I Pi E Ry erecting -asoline Albany.
has been visiting her sister. Mrs camps.
storage
warehouse at Cottage
E II Hobson for several weeks,
Mrs Dike, mother of lister
The big roll* r owned by the
Grove.
Pictorial R vi w and Santiam
returned to her home at Salem
Dike, R R ig-nt, was burie I in
county
has Ituen used on South
News, iwith one year for ; 1.7 >.
Springwater has new sawmill King’s Prairie cemetery recent-
Wednesday.
Mam
street
this week prepara­
in operation employing 15 men. ly.
a
tory to putting the finishing coat
C S Wiley of Sweet Home was
Dr Bancroft, eye sight
Farmers of Polk and Benton
Sanford Bassett has purcha ed on the street improvement.
specialist of Salem, Ore- transacting butinées in Scio counties co-o|H'rating with State an auto.
gon will be at Hotel Scio, Wed- Wednesday.
for water grade highway from
Those who own autos are the
Mr lloltine, who lives out near
A i
nesday, July 19, 1916.
Salem to Eugene.
da «v fieople, and the rest of us Munkers. sustained severe
material used is the best, All
Willamina to have new M E are "jist” common stock.
bruises ar d a general shaking up
work guaranteed.
church.
Mr Taylor and family of Shel­ Tuesday by falling from a l<»i*d
American Soda Pr<> luct Co of burn are living here for the
Mrs J F Wescly, who had b» en
of hay, but is getting along all
San
Francisco installing plant summer .»• ason.
in a Portland sanitarium for sev­
right now.
N I Morris nbig barn w hich nor’beast of Paisley to refine
eral weeks, arrived home last
Rev McGee of Albany preaches
Saturday evening much improved he uses for a warehouse, is br­ alkali.
at Gates once each month.
O W R X N Co w ill build 21'ti
in health. She gained 28 pounds ing treated to a new coat of
MARKET REPORT
Mi liegeman's best cow was
ft passing track at Echo.
shingles this week.
in weight while there.
caught betw.en the two halves
Apple coi.feetiun products fac­ of a tree that had split w hen Thu following
rMh price« <|U<it«sl
D M John of Corvallis has tory to be built at II. mx I River.
Duncan McLain, head sawyer
<>n Thursday of each week by our
falling. The cow w as unable to dealer«:
for the Hammond Lumber Ct. at been in town this week looking
Burned creamery at (oquilie live due to a twisted neck.
Elour, per »wk
.....................
1 .30
Mill City, was here last week after the interests ol the Oregon to be rebuilt.
Hran. per ton................................. 2λ '«•
Life
Insurance
Company.
MILL
<
ITY
while the mill was shut down,
Mnliilingn, per ton ............. .
34 no
N-wport to build concrete sea­
visiting at the home of his broth­
The Hammond Co have started Chop, wheat. |w>r ton ............. xs in
wall
71(>
feet
long.
I l ave taken up at my farm 2
er-in-law, II A Miller. He re­
to beautify the town. The hills Chop, oats. ¡»er ton ................... 91 So
miles
southwest of Scio, three Standard Oil Co permitted to
(Country) per roll ....
50
turned home Saturday.
and vacant places around the Butter.
Hutter Eat (net) ...
...
head of cattle, Owner call tor install station at Cottage Grove.
m
hotel and other buildings are be­
20
Mrs Emma Gilkey met with a same and pay expenses. Frank
Grants Pass w ill have sugar ing terraced and roses and other Egg», ra»« count, per <loirn ..
Hen», per |>ound......................... 10 to 11
Veverka.
painful accident last Monday,
beet silo to feed 150 head cattie.
' >ee»e, per pound ............. .
plants are being nlanted.
M
when the ring finger of her right
Turkey«, pur pound.................
Contract let at Marshfield for
14
It pays sometimes to kick. bucks, per pound Pekin .....
Lost - A fish basket on
hand became entangled in a rope
12
radio station.
Frank Putter lacked cars and he Ducks. Indian Hunner ........
10
to which a cow was tied. Dr between Jefferson and
Crane is new terminus of rail­ comp.ained to the R R comm la­ Pork, drc««ed .........................
Anyone
finding
same,
•
Hobson was called and found it
road into Harney Valley.
Pork, live weight... . . . ...........
7.10
sion.
The
cars
came
in
three
send
to
A
Cameron,
711
necessary to amputate the in­
Veal, per pound, for «hipping
.. H
Springfield to have new skat­ davs.
jured member at the first joint St, Albany.
ing rink.
the
''
The Silverton club won
Dr Johrfton and wife of Ash­
miles of wire fence on his FoX
Estacada to hard surface main bail game the Fourth.
Fred Ficklin and family have
the
runch’
moved here from McMinnville land, who ar* touring the coun- business street,
A Dr Allen has purchased
and are occupying the Rabena try in a Ford, stopped over here
Roy C Cole will be deputy
Iron ore deposit located 14 Ransom hospital.
house on Ida street, Mr Ficklin Wednesday for a short visit with miles from Cottage Grove.
sheriff
for this region, a good
As many as 18 carloads of
w ill open up the Stayton Steam their old friends, Mr and Mrs 0
selection.
Portland woolen mills has lumber leave the Potter mill and
1-aundry for business about the S Hutchinson.
One of the new H L Co’a don*
bought and is moving Ellensburg Hammond mill in a day.
ll)th of this month. J E Sloper
woolen mill here.
key engines will pull a string of
Co.
Surveyor
Geddes
worked
will have the improvements com­
Congressman Sinnott of east­ several day s for the Hammond logs three feet in diameter, six
pleted by that time.— Stay ton
inches apart that would reach
ern Oregon promoting jack rab­ Coat Detroit.
Mail.
Sunday School at 10:00 a m.
bit hat industry.
Roy and Rex Peery and the from the bridge over Thomas
Preaching at 11.
Monmouth plans civic improve­ Compton brothers went below to creek in S.io to the north end
T W Laird, clerk at Peery’s,
Christian
Endeavor
6:30
to
7:30
ments to build model school city. celebrate the Fourth, and that of Main street. That is what
and Miss Sylvia Rackleff of Flor­
Song service from 7.30 to 8:00
the engineer said.
ence, were married at Eugene
Railroads, tel. phone and tele­ irrepressible Bob Peery and that
Preaching
at
8
o’clock.
Frank Thomas has taken a
last Saturday evening.
They
graph companies are giving unmistakable Mart Peery went
Prayer
meeting
every
Thurs­
contract
to slash the brush on a
are at home in the Shelton house
married men full pay and single to Elkhorn to s|>end the day. No
day
evening
at
7:30.
large
tract
of land between the
south of Prochaska A Co's store.
men half pay while absent on doubt Mart made the mountains
II.
B.
ILER,
Pastor.
Santiam
and
Rock creek. The
echo and re-echo w ith patriotic
The News joins with their many
service in Mexican war.
H
I.
Co
let
the
job.
friends in hearty congratula­
Libby canning plant lets con­ remarks.
One munition firm refuses t<^
tions.
The Hammond Co is laying
tract for stibu-.y track under
sell
war material outside of th
water pipes along the streets to
Veal butchered and delivered railroad at The Dalles.
The Scio wool pool sold last
US.
All honor to such a firmd
Portland Strikers on O W R supply water for domestic use.
Saturday afternoon for 34 1-2 anywhere in town, at 25c each,
Seventeen
big concerns are mak­
The Hammond mill closed
if you put them in our slaughter
N tunnel return to work.
cents per pound, M Senders
ing
munitions
to sell outside.
Ribbon mine near Sumpter down for a perxxi ot ten dayb to Nearly all the stockholders are
Co of Albany being the buyers. yards.
make reoaira.
Sanitary Market
shipping out much ore.
•This is considered a good price
ichurch members and c'aim to la
Peter Bilyeu arid P Crabtree Christians. Such Christianity is
in view of the fact that several
Miss Grace Gill is visiting thia of Jordan came up on business born of hell.
For Sale- Forty-three grado
of the Valley pools failed to hnd
a buyer. Delivery was made to Angora goats.
G L .Muzzy, week with her brother. Dr John recently.
J. K GRODE*
* West Scio yesterday.
Thomas.
Gill and family at Lebanon.
Wm Downing has builc several
MUI City, Orruun.
Federated Church
Farmers Attention!
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