The Santiam news. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1897-1917, August 17, 1916, Image 1

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Watch for next Scio date.
vot'R -I t:s< RIITION tXI IHFS
on the date
in the •(>•<-«< t><-.
Fair W ill bei lummer
h>w
To th«"1 who pay promptly in
adxan.e tSe «utacriphun
1» fl’.,
per year The price I» I1.S0 if po t
at ri 4 of year.
I h* | hi | ht I« r.«>t •«•nt
tu ■uhtrnlwr» who are mor* than on*
year in am ar»
County Judg- 1» B M Knight,
County i'unimbsiiinrr I D Irvin»,
County School Sui»erintendent
W L Jackson and Dis’rict Attor­
ney Gale S Hdl departed by auto
Friday morning, s.tys the Albany
Herald, for Scio to look aft» r
matter« there in connection with
the roads, the county fuir anti
other matters.
The county fair i< being
heralded as the biggest fair that
has yet been held at Sci<» and
some changes are being made at
the fair grounds to care for the
large stock exhibits which are
expected. The track is in good
condition and the committee in
charge of the races predicts that
the fair will have th«* best races
¡staged there for several years.
Fresh bolognas, made in a
clean kitchen at the Sanitary
Market.
Bert Bibeu finished redecking
the steel bridge last Monday,
winch pata it in first class con­
dition.
Roil Morris and Lloyd L.iken-
bach returned from Marion Lake
Friday ufter enjo)ing a few
weeks fishing there.
For sale for $5(M). — Good four
room house, small barn, north of
flour mill; belongs to Clara
Griffin. Enquire of E C Shelton.
Eugenic Contest
Your special attention is called
to the Eugenic Contest at th«
County Fair, and all parents wh«
desire Io elite, their c!lildre:j ¡1
this eontf.s’ should <i»> so at one •
The ages are from six months t<
five years of age. The entrie
will clos»* September 1. in order
that arrangements may bo made
for the examinations.
SPECIAL PRIZE
IxMt- Between the Arnokl
A special priz- of ten dollars
school house and Scio, open face
cash is offered by the Chas 11
gold watch, size 12 Elgin, also
Lilly Company of Seattle, for the
fob. Leave at Scio postoffice
best display of garden vegetables
ar.d get reward.
raised from Lilly» seeds.
J N Weddle and Myron Miller
who have been among the Breit­
enbush colony for some time,
taking the baths for rheumatism,
came home Saturday evening.
Mr and Mrs E D Myers re­
turned Wednesday evening of
last week from a visit with rela-
tives at Ab» rdeen. Wash, Thoy
were accompanied home f mm
Portland by Mr and Mrs W F
(•ill, who had been attending
Buyers Week.
The Scio Dramatic Club played
Mill City last Friday evening and
Lyons Saturday evening, the
Virginian being their offering.
Big crowds are reported from
both places, Mill City furnishing
the largest audience which the
company has played to.
Mrs Walter Bilyeu, who was a
delegate to the big Pythian Sis­
ters convention,
went on to
Kalama, Wash, after it was over
and visited with the G M Coffey
family.
She
returned
home
Sunday evening, reporting an
enjoyable time.
Roe Shelton and family and
Bill Miller and wife started out
Monday morning for Cascadia to
rusticate a few wacks. They
traveled by team and wagon,
expecting to tnake the trip by
easy stages and enjoy them­
selves as they go along.
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Miss Anita Young returned to
her home at Portland last Sun­
day evening, after spending a
two weeka vacation here at the
home of her uncle, Will Young.
Her friend, A A Hall, came up
Friday and spent Saturday and
Sunday here, returning with
her.
An exchange gives as a recom­
mendation for Justice Hughes,
that he made six talks in one
day, therefore demonstrating
that he has a limitless capacity
for hard work, When Bryan
was running for president, he
had just got started on his sixth
address.—Albany Democrat. Let
us see. Wnich time was that?
Mrs DC Thoms has been over
from Jefferson this week vi-uting
Portland to have $16,(MM) addi­ with her husband.
tion.
Geo Gibbons, and «laughter.
C x ■» Bay lend.« all coast har­
Oregon flevrlopmrnt \r»» in l.inr of
Mrs Will Miller, were over from
bor.
x t<> on»- shipping lumber Shelburn on business Wednes­
tmlualriro. Payroll», anti Prudurl*
to Sat. Franc «co.
day.
of l-ab<ir and EnlrrprMr.
Al Salem f-’u.ouo k to be ex-i
For sale at a bargain One A
pended in three years promoting
Oregon gets $127.758 road Oregon uairy industry.
No. 1 cow; one good driving
mure, buggy and harness. N I
money from forest reserve fund. |
Medford council confirms b,g
Morrison.
What pfd lent wan the fath­ 1 State Humane Society estab­ l>on«i issue for railroad to Blue
lishes retreat for sick and dis­ Ledge Mines.
er-in-law of Jefferson Davis?
Mrs A W Hagey and daughter
abled
horses n»ar Portland.
Which two presidents were
A istin and White Pine
Colon«* left Wednesday morning
chosen by th«- national House of
Pendleton gets Farmers Union mills in full operation.
for a weeks visit with friends
R«*prr»entutiv<';
elevator and
grain cleaning
Ore mill at Conner creek mine at Salem and Gervais.
The comet answers to the plant, to cost $26.(NM).
in ar Baker starts employing -pl
nbove questions can be found in
: One week from next Sunday,
Powder River Mining Co at to 50 men.
“The Presidency of the United Sumpter to erect boanling hou »•
i August 27, Rev G II Young of
Three-«>ry furniture «tore
States’' a 48 page, vest pocket and cottages for men.
Albany will occupy the pulpit at
erected
al Salem one floor given
size booklet containing historic
the
Federated church.
Albany grange will establish to baby buggies and day nurs­
facts, dates, incidents, statistics,
public market to compete with ery.
The Linn county W C T U
etc, about all past and present
merchants.
Springfield
News
has
enlarged
Team
will hold servic 's at the
elections. Very valuable. Very
St
Johns
gets
drinking
foun
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t<>
six-column
ull
home
print.
Federated
church next Sunday
interesting, Call at this office
tain
Ht>d
playgrounds.
Of the •7(5,000 appronriated by afternoon at 2:30. The public is
for a copy today, Given free
St Paul secures a cement tile the federal government for road i cordially invited.
with each new subscription or
«n»t ruction in On-gon under
renewal to the Santiam News; or and block factory.
J D Densmore left Portland
Gardiner gets new plank road the terms of the Shackleford bill
for sale at ten cents per copy.
last
Thursday for Montana, go­
to junction with Willamette Pa- th»? state highway commission
pr«»p<> < - t<> spend $7O,UtM) on the ing through with a carload of
cific highway.
He is expected
Burns voted $125,000 to build 'Columbia
1..... * — highway.
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There is stock hog,.
home the last of this week or
a
general
protest
from
the
rest
connection to Or gon Short Line
i the first of next.
of the state.
Miss Anna Compton enter­ from Ontario.
With Oregon lumber com-
tained twelve of her little friends
It is not believer! that railroad
Mr and Mrs M C Gaines, Mr
pany'a
mill at Dee, plant of
Wednesday evening of last strike will stop Coos Bay railroad
and Mrs F Sargent and E Ramer
Stanley-Smith Lumber company
week, at the home of her grand­ jubilee August 24 26.
all of Crabtree, ware in town
at
Great Point and a half doten
father, J W Compton, tne oc­
New bridge to be built across
Sunday
visiting
with
their
«mailer mills operating In full
casion being in honor of her Sklpanon creek near Astoria.
frienda Mr and Mrs Mat Smith.
blast, daily average of lumber
twelfth birthday. Refreshment!
—Shedd Monitor.
Porter Bros sawmill at Flor­
shipments
from Hood River is
and game« were the chief diver­
ence, Idle two years, starla to
greater than in any
former
sion and of course they al! had a
The first load of new wheat
cut 10,000,000 feet.
season.
perfectly lovely lime.
was brought to the Spio flou**
Large Interests uniting to bu»!d
mills Monday by Jas Johnstcrt
Mt Hood highway loop.
A new pavilion, for the Ladies’ and brought $1. per bushel. Har­
Mr and Mrs J M Lihdley re­
Kruse & Banks shipyard of Dept, is about completed at the vest is considerably later than
turned Monday from a three North Bend laying keel of third
F. ir Grounds, u new fence has usual this year.
weeks outing at Belknap Springs big vessel this year.
b»-»-n built around the race track,
stopping over Sunday with rela­
Standard Oil Co builds new which, by the way, is in first
Mrs Jennie Warner came over
tives at Eugene on the way
$10,000 storage plant at Salem.
class condition, and oth *r work from Corvallis on business Tues­
home.
While at the Springs
First castings made in new is bein* done. No trouble or ex­ day and rented her house to D
they took a run over to Henry
foundry
building erected at pense will be spared to have C Thoms. Mr and Mrs Thoms
Miller’s near Sisters, <vne after­
everything in first class shape ex|»ect to move their household
Bend.
noon ami s|»ent the night there.
Sutherlin brick and tile factory !><■ fore the opening of the fair, effects here from Jefferson about
They found
Henry keeping
S. pt 6. which is expected to tie September 1.
bachelor’» hall, as Mrs Miller starts running.
the h«-nt since the orKanization of
was on the way out fur a visit
Mary’s River Lumber Co of
Mias Britta Powell came in
the Linn County Fair Ass’n.
with relatives in this section.
Philomath building two miles
Monday morning for a ten »lays
logging road.
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A picnic will be given by the visit with her sisters. Mrs Wm
(»rant Fee, San Francisco, low
F T Bilyeu is causing the Ford
Crabtree local of the Socialist Abbott, Mrs () S Hutchinson.
people to work nights these bidder on Portland postoffice, ’ party, Sunday. Aug. 27. at Rich- Mrs S Philippi, and other rela­
days. He has about a carload 1762. .300,
ir Ison Gap Hall grounds.
5t2 tives. Miss Powell has been em­
Swift Packing Co in North
sold this early in the month,
ployed the past five years in the
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some of which he cannot get for Portland will erect $150,000
Mr ; C 11 Dugan of Albany S P Go’s telephone office at Sac-
delivery until the fir-t of Sep- building.
came over Wednesday morning ramento. Cal, and is on her a -
tern ber.
Miss Catlin’s private school in for a visit at the H B Iler home, nual vacation.
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