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About The Santiam news. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1897-1917 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 7, 1916)
-k 4 Produce and Cream for h<) III. for word and uncanny to watch it. Two hundred sear» ago th» people would have »ma«hcd thr machine, believing it to be of thr tie vil. In fact one can eaady imagine that the devil la in there, item» are "•curve.'' J. R < odoes Mill City. <'r.-g -n I b-udiiig to S«-io. Some of them sorely lie«*«! gome work. I >im Neal and a«m Henry ate Thanksgiving dinner at the J M <'alavun home. .James Burton, sonn Isaac ami Lawrence, and daughter Pearl. Wenttu Lacomb TI iii T s - ■ lav am! visit«*«! until Sunday. Lon W irtli ret.lined to his home at M«*dical Springs Monday af«-r a few days visit with his brother Rov. this being their first visit in five years. llangce signal II Burmesti-r ate Thanks« giving turkey with Ins son, I' <' am! family. h i«i< s t r«♦at ami \ oil O R. TURNER Successor to Densmore '.Vade Co. (Ghc $nnli;nu ileus PUBI ISHED EVERY THURSDAY BY S«>H.«• 1 bangi* in tlie at- m«isplier«* tins morning anti <-\«-i\«im- i» busy getting in rlnt<T«-d at the [Hwtofflcr at S io, Ore . <iiltsi«i«* Mock. L W. CHARLES a* wound class mail matter. MV H«< ’HI ¡•'I IO* I« A I I - < ' < ’ Bur mcfter made a inii-iiH-»- trip to St«t\ton I oi - m Ì h v. Thomas Fleming and fum- ilv came over from Stayton f« r a goo«l old Thanksgiving dinner with hi» grandmother J 1 > (¡rimes and wife “pent Thanksgiving with hi- broth er Will and family. If the fire bell should ring would you rtm and »top it or go and help to put out the fire’ it 1« much the »am» wav with a cough A cough >• a danger »ignal a» much a» a fir«- bell. You •h?uld r.o mor. try to »uppreaa it t'.ati to »top a Are bell when it if ringing, but rhoubi cure the <1 o-;uw that can» •» the coughing. Tht» can nearly al way» t* do- <• by taking Chamierlain’» Cough Ren edy. Many have u»< 1 it with the moat beneficial rsauita It 1» c»pecially valuable for the per»;»t«-nt eouh that »<> often follow» a bad cold or an attack of the grip Mr» lh««ma» l e.-ch iig, Andrew», Ind . write« "During the winter my huaband take» cold easily and cough» ar.d cough». Chamberlain’« Cough Remedy i» the b.-rt medicine for breaking up these attacks and you can not get him to take any other." Ob tainable everywhere. RELIANCE A 9 11 F-Jewe/. TA:r. Model Watch —and now Ingersoll is turning out a 7-jewel, very, very thin model watch for $3. We ha-, them here for you to look ztj ird they're inter esting enough to look at even if you hj-.en't Pictorial Review and Santiam News, both one year for $2 25. t'HATTKIt Box Don’t miss the free »how on C. A EVERETT Saturday. December 2S, if i I ven SCIO. CRfCCN by Fred T Bilyeu and N I M or rison. Most all the Scio mer- chants have a nic«* line of holi- day goods, so if you can’t find what you want at Morrison'- • imfer«-r re. Th«- men pla< « the band stor«* you will tn* able to get 1* bar* down, i.n a i-:r ular bed of ollrr». Th-- ma.-hin«- inaH«*. They Í what you want soni«* where else. p'ace on«- »i«le in th«- ¿ri;> of th«* tn»- Everyone try an<! make Satur ■hlrw tio m- ry »ton«* revolv«» »t a , day. December 23. your shop« i terrific »p« <'l on » crook lu-cknl »rm [ting day for Christmas. Mor that 1» fa-G-n..! t<* u »<•«I plate which rison will give you 10 per cent , ttiov«*» up »« h I down at n^ular inter val». A trip Itx-k «h’vica bokl» the off on that day. j naw when th«- »tone com«**« down, when I ITER SAMI \M I V I MS New Undertaking Parlors Mr N 1 ■ Low* the only, li censed undertaker and em balmer of Scio. All work guaranteed satisfactory. We have a large stock of cas kets on hand and a nice hearse. All calls promptly attended day or night. A lady’s services will be furnished if required. • th<- »ton«* r*;ov< « up the trip l«*ck <>|H-n* ■ «nd mov«-» th«- aaw ar. .nd the exact ONE YEAR STRICTLY IN Kieiiartl < 'rnrnvi cam»* over Idiatance betw«-<*n twot«<-th. The m«-n ADVANCE. ONE DOLLAR from St .tv t«»ii Miixi.ty for a 1 i>u»y th«-m»clvea about other work ; ♦ - ■ --.. - - - »liort visit at tli»- home of A timber faller working on th- Nic whil« the »aw i» being fil'd. It «cern» colaon place about one mile »outh of Advertising rates male known on hi- I illn-r in-law, H B u I iih fi Mill Ci'y, w»> killed Thanksgiving application. ler. morning by a falling tr*s. The tree • truck another tree, th«- top brokr, blew back anti cruahol him. T<«m Payne wan married recently to With 79 republicans, 9 demo a lady from the ea»t. Tom is yard crats and 2 m<bp-i dents in th? inanag« r for the Clement Co at Gooch. stat«* legislature, savs th«1 (’«>■ Frank Potter ha* built a large »hmglr mill by the Hammond Co'» log pond Bav Harbor, it strikes us there which i» a half mile above 'I. C Ed will I m - some lonesome tim» s in Thcmpaon »upervued the work. 1.4 1» store for the minority crowd. an expert. This comparison reminds us of A Mr mith has taken up a mining a fable once told <»f a bantam claim at tjuartzville. He own» «■«'.• • \\ in Rh<> a is suffering •ive mining properties in Mexico, but rooster in a barn yard, well crow ied with Percheron horses. i with Blood poi.-oiiing in one was dnven out by bandits. He will The proud little bin! was pretty linger caused by a splinter. return to that country when >afe to do so. He also owns mining property chesty and strutted about and at I lie little «laughter of < has tn Alaska. • times was in danger of b -mg Rhoda was taken to the Par Bob ami Mart Peery passed over to trampled under foot. the Elkhorn mines recently. Putting up a brave front the ker hospital at Scio Fridav Newt Lewis ha» left to live with his fo7 daughter down near Kingston. . Newt l litt’e fellow said: "Well, gentle for medical treatment men, if we are to live together stomach and bowel trouble. 1 can tell some interesting thing» that peac.-ably we must Uke care njt She is reported to be getting happened along Thomas creek forty year» ago. \\ ill Br I .one i.nir. to step on each other’s toss.” OREGON I N Biiyt-u came op from t hihli'-i* liiti.silay for a few tiny.-« visit u.tli lint mother, Mi> Nam-y Bilyeu, Mi» <’ Rodger* uncut liriiiKfigiving with her aia- tvr Lola, who 'tats at il Bur- mesteJn. along nicely. John Schulte has gone to «astern Oregon to visit relatives. Don Smith of Gates has gone to over see his mining properties in Idaho. 8 r 5 £ 9« 9 fl Miss Lola Weítenhouü? • i'll«-I with Mis» Lulu Clark ■ Salunlay. Miss Mabel Thay-| While going down a steep grade on The Scio schools ar? to have a er is acting as teacher fur your scribe'» place, a ear about the center of the train, loaded with logs, playshed. Prof 0 V White of Miss Clark, who is confín«.*.! jumped the track and »kld.’ol along on the Scio schools was in Albany to her in me with asthma. the ties about eight rods. The coup lings held and the car did not leave the todav and told how it came about. Sy<! Stringer visited in 1 ties. The conductor and brakeman At a parent-teachers meeting had the car back on the track in I«-»» Friday night the aenior class than half an hour without losing a I >g. week. He left Munday iwtitioned for the construction They carry on each engine two ap of a playshed and themselves McMinnville as a dvlegi pliances about 3 feet long that resemble turtles backs. They clamp one to each pledptd $1CO toward the co»t. for the Farmers L'uiou track, »tart the engine anti the two It was voted to build the sb rd ■ Lacomb. plates do the re»t. The engine can and ask ford«natiora from the returned to "•hunt" itself back on the track with citizens of the citv. Enough I Otto Cole out difficulty. was offered to guarantee the <'rabtfee Thursday after a The freeze froze apple» on the trees, building. The Shed is to be 60 short visit with his father, also com, stalk», »«¡uash and pumpkin vine» before the stuff was ripe. by 100 feet. For th? first year S B ('ole. The shooting match at M C. Thanks there will be no floor or walls. An interesting road meet giving day was a fine success. Chick- Later it is planned to make it more complete and prepare for ing was held nt Jordan Tues ' ene, geese and turkey» for everybody. Mr Crabtree, brother of Roy Crab indoor games. Albany Herald. day. lit’» votes being east ami tree of Jordan, is now s citizen of Mt'. several being present who If you wish to get sn object levson in Good tor ComUipatlvn could not vote, Mike Bilyeu i regard to the displacement of hand Chamberlain’» Table’s are excellent majority for labor by machinery, visit the Ham- for constipation. There are plea-ant to receive«! the ! mond tiling room. You will find nine take and mild and gentle in effect Ob supervisor, A 2 1-2 Brill ! automatic h ing machines and 3 men in tainable everywhere. ta.v was levied, $.’»oO to be ' there. There are machine» for filing band saw», large circular »aw», ami Typewriter ribbons 60c at the spent on the Slayton road upright or "up and down" raw». The News office. and the baianc on the roads ban«! saws are 37 f«-et 4 inches in cir- Scio Schools To Build Playahrd SCIO, 9 fl fl " hen in town do not fail to call at our »tore, where you will always fird a good line of staple merchandise to select from. Our prices are the lowest and our good» the best " r take eggs and butter In exchange and pay thi hi, ; set price for same. 4> 9 8 9 fl g J- F. Prochaska ®. Co. SCIO, OREGON 9_ _ Make our «tore your Headquarters. * fl fl OKOOnQiba CXO- OVrll-KMM PaaaUMMT, W. F. Gill. Sa.-atT.av, It. Shelton 7 1>IHS«»IOS» J. J Harne», W. F. Gill, J A. Bilyeu. J.R Barn-s, Mr». Jennie Warner. Scio Million Coii|pai|(| Mt’< M >«xx< »|< *FO SCIO ROLLER mills in . v..«I«. hat » t. rn-.-nm«, a- Our Hour is a» good as any made in the Willamette Valley S. K'K t;I\ / E.EVTEED E I /•:/;} We d«> • Oertevel c I ..a en Flow, ~ A* W. wwa Millie.. niiimi WK.., ,K. Dutineaa , Field .nrf fee _ .. Flour and Changed Bw.i.................... ter Will »
