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HIIRSDAY,
Oregon News Notes
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Orrgtin llrtrlopmmt XrW* in l.inr of
DECEMBER
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Pair to be Sold
A son of Frank Ellis of Lyons
recently placed a stake that is
used on the sides of lumber cars,
across the track and then hid in
the ferns to see the result. The
engine threw it to one side. If
it l ad been ¡'laced at an angle it
might have derailed the train.
The boy was arrested as a delin­
quent, but Judge McKnight gave
him back to his parents with
admonitions.
The board of directors of tho
Linn County Fair Association
n
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than
<•( Labor and Enterprise.
have received an offer from Al­
Rev tt
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Iler went to Albany »•ar in am»ri
bany parties to buy the stock ami
on business Monday afternoon.
move the fair to Albany . It is
S I* Co pays over one tenth of
understood
that the board favors
taxes
of
Lane
county.
Ten mouse traps for ten cents
the
plan,
as
they have become
at Morrison's hardware «tore.
Oregon ffax fibre found ade­
tired
of
digging
up each year <>n
quate for manufacture of fisher­
a
losing
proposition.
UiLes*
Fred T Bilyeu made the sale
men’s twine which now selfs at
something
radical
is
done
within
of a Ford last Friday to Fred
$2.35 a pound.
a
few
days,
it
is
probable
that
Mespelt
Oregon City Crown Willam­
the
last
county
lair
has
been
In
id
The annual meeting of the ette Paper Mills. Hawley Paper
at
Scio.
John
Swift,
who
was
Isirn
and
Mrs T H Iotird left last Satur­ stockholders of the Scio Mutual
day for Florence to «¡tend the Tek phone Co. will occur at the Mills and the woolen mills all i eared at Mill City, has returned
give Christmas presents to total from Canada, his present home,
holidays with her parents.
i ■> Hail. Satur»!ns. Jan HU
of 1700 employes.
to visit his parents. He has done
at 10 a m. The board of direc­
Irrigation of 10,000 acres pru- w< ||. us he owns a half section,
Prof 0 V White and family are tors will meet in the afternoon
has $2000 in a bank and HMM)
posed near Grants Pass.
spending the week with relatives at 2, same place.
At the Richardson Gap hall,
bushels of wheat in an elevator, Saturday evening. Deceinlwr ;ft),
at Portland and Hillsboro.
Politicians would do well to
He says the Canadians virtually between t
i’: . ¡lardo n ( kip
heed the sentiment of the public
ignore and ostracize any able and Lacomb boys.
Jim Abbott of Estacada has
Thia W III
and hold down taxes and ¡ hiss a
bodied man that will not enlist. be a good fast game. Be sure
been here this week visiting with
minimum ot legislation nt the
his brother. Will, at the Scio
Mr Sweet, who was working and see it. Admission 15c und
At W< e|y Hall. Monday. Jan­ coining session of legislature.
Hotel.
for
the’Potter Digging Co. was 25c.
uary 1. Prizes will be given for
Portland
Southern
Pacific struck on the head by a falling
When renewing your subscrip­ the best costumed couple, most gives 10 per cent of yearly salary limb and rendered senseless for
Just before going to press wo
tion to the News, don’t forget to comical couple and best waltzing to all employes receiving le s sixty hours. Ho is recovering learn that Roy Garland died at
remind us of the big magazine couple. Good music and plenty than $2500 who are not members slowly, but may not recover his Astoria last evening. No furth­
to eat. Even Issiy come •
of I brotherhoods. Pacific Tele­ mentality in full.
offer.
er Hirtu ulars were to lie had.
phone Co gives from two to three
Mr Grafe of Gates, who with
Typewriter ribbons 60c at the weeks salary additional to all
Ott Alexander, who is work­
the
Schroder brothers is running
Mr and Mrs Fred Ohlemeivr
employes. Portland Gas At Coke,
ing with an S P b.idge crew at News office.
a logging business, got his hand left Friday for Tacoma, Wash,
General Electric and many oth­
Oregon City, spent Christmas
badly lu orated by a logging to spend the Holidays and attend
here with relatives.
For sale or trade. a good hack ers make substantial gifts.
hook. The same day the stork the wedding of a niece, who was
Linn county builds 70 miles of brought the first girl baby to his
with shafts and pole. —Guy Mc­
married Saturday.
Mr and Mrs E C Shelton spent Knight.
road past year, graveled or home. They do say that he was
Christmas at. the Lee Bilyeu
rocked.
so elated over the baby’s coming
Prof Chas South of Portland
home at Lebanon and reported
For Sale for $500. Gotxi four
The Bergman Shoe ('oof Port­ to town that he was absent und Ins brother, Floyd, a student
an enjoyable time.
room ho is«; small bam; lot arid land is enlarging its output and minded and failed to keep tab ot. of the University al Eugene,
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one-hi If ot ground; north of has added a waterproofing shoe his work. Be that as it may, w ere here lust Friday und Satur­
We make a specialty
of flour mill; belongs to Mrs Clara oil to its line of products.
the hospital doctor fixed his hand day and partook <H a big holiday
Friendship, Engagement and Griffin. Enquire of E C Shelton.
and
no doubt it will get well.
Swedish
shipping
concern
with
dinner ul the home of their
«
Wedding rings F M French &
headquarters at Stockholm an­
Dr Allen in charge of the hos­ grandmother. Mrs E E Crabtree.
Son, Jewelers and Engravers,
The New s office now has on nounces that within next two pital, will go east to study and Sunday they were guests of Mr
Albany.
hand a full line of typewriter years it will have tl«-et of motor Dr Looney from Jefferson will and Mrs C F Bigbee at Crabtree
supplies, including ribbons, car­ snips operating between west nave charge. Dr Hill of Albany and Mvnday partook of another
Mr Svoboda, who lives near bon paper, boi; 1 letter heads and coast of North and South Ameri­
has been up to perform surgical big Christmas dinner at the
Scio, had the misfortune to lose thin paper fur manifolding, etc. ca and Sweden, with Portland as
John Young borne, They plan
operations.
parts of two fingers on his right
one of |>orts of entry.
\\ allace Barnes and family to spend ten days around Lacomb
hand last Friday while working
A 0 Smith at d family of Mill­
Estacada plans establishment have returned to Mui City to and Foster.
with a gopher gun at his home. town, Wis, arrived here a few
of milk condensery or cheese live.
days ago for a visit with his factory.
to place. A donkey engine is
Martin Crabtree. w ho but re-
Mrs Elva Dallam. % daughter brother, Jerome Smith.
Soon
New straight line state high­ cently came to Mill City to live, the power. It is interesting to
of Grandma Pomeroy, who is after arriving here their little
well known here, was operated giri took down with scarlet fevt r way proposed from Corvallis to . was taken with typhmd fever see the logs swinging in the air
and died in a few days after 40 or 60 feel above the pond. A
on at Portland December 16. and which she is supposed to have Independence.
Bandon is working hard to es­ coming nere. His former home portion ot the pile is 50 feet high
is reported to be in a critical contracted enroute.
tablish a shipyard at that port.
was Grabtree station. He w as a at present and will no doubt i*u
condition.
built u|> 76 or »0 feet.
North Bend’s new S P depot brother of Roy Crabtree of
J W Miller of Shelburn writes
Roy Cole, deputy sheriff, and
Jordan.
The News force has the grip the News as follows: "Thbught now occupied.
The increase in the number of family have moved to Westport.
this week, along with many I would drop you a line to let you
New cheese factory to operate
pupils drawing public money III He expects to do better financial­
others, so shortcomings in the know 1 expect to spend Christ­ at Coquille next summer.
ly mere than here. I bus our
paper may be attributed to that mas here. My wife’s father.
Portland shipyards say they M. C. district is 41.
best
citizens leave us at limes.
cause. Those suffering from the Mr Gibbons, is in a local hospital will close plants before they will
Rock Creek road district voted
The
II L Co will have an army
malady will excuse us we Know, recovering from a stroke which give in to demands of hired agi­ 4 mills road tax and the Mill
while others are asked to be as he received Wednesday evening, tators for closed shop.
City-Lyons district voted 1 1-2 ut clerks next week taking in­
disabling
his
left
ride.
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charitable as they can.
mills. We have the best roads ventory and tending store.
Antimony ore to be chipped
A neighbor who is a thinker
this side of any where, but we
C C Wade has bought a pool from Baker again.
want the same still mure so.
and observer says that there
Mrs Rebecca Morris received hall at Oregon City and went
The
Hamraond
Co
’
s
log
pond
will be thousands and tonw^of
word the first of the week of the i down last Thursday morning to
MARKET
REPORT
is
full
with
several
million
feet
thousands
of single men and
•
death of her stepson, Norns take charge. • Charley is lost out
of
logs.
They
are
bringing
down
widowers
go
over to Eump* af­
Morris, at Roseburg Sunday. of a pool hall, and while his
logs
faster
than
the
mill
can
cut
ter the war to get married and
Deceased was well known here friends regret to see him leave The following are '«h prim quote«!
a few years ago. Interment was Scio, they wish him well in his on Thurwlay of rach Week by our th«*m. To dispose of the extra the number going there will
logs they planted two poles, one equal and perhaps overmatch the
made at Albany Wednesday af­ new location. Mrs Wade will dealer*:
1 25 on each side of the pond. The
Whrat ,.,
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number coming this way. There
ternoon.
stay here up til such a time as Oat* .
. 4<> to
poles
are
whole
trees
over
100
will lie so many more women
Flour, per «nrK .........................
1 so
they can sell their place.
feet
high.
The
top;,
of
the
poles
than men over there he «ays,
no
Bran, per ton............................... .. &
Mr and Mrs Ross E Hibler,
are
connected
by
a
large
wire
00
that
any reasonable man can
Middling*.
per
ton
........
.
40
with their daughter. Miss Jessie,
Chop, oat*, per ton.................. .. tt 00 cable. A large steel carrier runs get married. What is more, he
and son, Kenneth, will arrive
60 on the cable and works exactly says, most of those men will not
Butter, (< ountryj per roll ...
f
from Seattle Saturday to spend
:r.
Butter Eat «net)
... . .
like a hay carrier in a barn. come back.
Sunday School at 10:00 a m.
Christmas with Dr and Mrs J G
.10
Egg*, raae count, per dot«-n .
They
pick up the logs from the
Preaching at 11.
The County Court deserves
Bena, per pound.................... 10 to 12
Gill. Mrs Hibler is Dr Gill's sis­
cars
and
sw ing them across the credit for not raising the tax
om
Christian Endeavor 6:30 to 7:30 (•eear, per pound
ter. On Sunday Mr and Mrs
17 ' pond and are piling them up as levy. Add our road tax and
Song service from 7.30 to 8:00 Turkey*, per pound..................
Francis Arnold of Albany, Mr
¡hick*, per pound I'ekin..........
11 regularly as we pile cordwood.
Preaching at 8 o’clock.
school tax and telephone charge
and Mrs M C Gill and Mr and
Duck*. Indian Runner ..........
10
Two
men
stand
on
the
dump
Prayer
meeting
every
Thurs
­
and we have enough to pay.
Mrs Frank Gill of Scio will join |
Pork, dre»»ed
........................
10*
and
when
the
carrier
arrives
day
evening
at
7:30.
J. R • •route
Pork, live weight....................... . . ».MS
the party to remain over Chnst- ,
with
the
log
the
men
swing
it
in-
k
MUI
City. Oregon.
Veal,
per
pound,
for
»hipping
.
H.
B.
ILER.
Pastor.
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mas day.--Lebanon Criterion.
i
t
|-er year
1 he prin- 1» |1.:'.> if pawl
1 elephone Meeting
Indu-lrir*. Payroll*. and Produrla
Basketball
Masquerade Ball
Federated Church
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