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LOCAL BREVITIES
Th«* Tribune is getting out ««»me
very handsome and artistic menus
for J. S Sticha.
Albany's big public sales day did
not attract the large crowd expect-
rd last Saturday
We have Oliver 60-loo th harrows
which we are closing out at 112.75.
Chas W<-srly,
Ghas. Wesely made a buaim-sx
trip to Portland Sundav morning
returning Tu«*wiay evening
William Hruce, son of former
County Treasurer I M Bruce, was
in town over last Sunday.
Mrs Parker and little son. Eldon,
went over to Philomath last Friday,
for an over Sunday visit with rela­
tives
Mikn Kelly was in town Tuesday
driving his new Overland auto
He
seems to hav«* the critter under go««!
control.
Perry Mauxey. who has charge of
the Fair grounds, savs he is getting
the race track in go*si condition,
after the winter rains
J A. Bilyeu went to Salem yes­
terday* to consult an eye specialist
He is getting anxious alxiut his
rapidly failing ey««sight
A movement is <»n foot to hav«*
Main street improved, thi« summer.
Get busy city council ami help the
work along by the proper official
order.
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Our new harnew man was tn town
this week spying out thing-
Scio Livery and Feed Stables
TURNER & WILEY, Proprietors
Why use cheap lubricating oi I for
your Motor, when you can get
Monogram Oil
oí
of the Gold Dollar variety, g«x»d
Mr ami Mrs T It. Fruspal erh*
size and finely ripened
bra ted the 15th anniversary of their
George Rodgers now driven a new marriagv last Sunday. Some thirty
Mr and
Ford auto, purchased through the fiv«* guests were prexent
Fre«l T Bilyeu agency, last week. Mrs Proapal werv prv**ntcd a hard-
This mak«*s six Ford* Fred has sold some crystal set. J F W< -ely mak­
this spring and hr expect* to sell ing th«* presentation <|xs*rh
Mr. ami Mrs W R Ray, of Jor­
dan ami Don McKnighl. of Mill
City. |»asaixl through town Tu«*»day
morning tn the new Ford auto, en­
route to Albany. “Pony” I« «ducat-
ing his wif«* tn run the machine,
Sav« he is getting too old tn learn
such youthful caper«
Dr. Clifford Epperly and a narty
of ladle* of Salem, were in town for
• short time Tuesday afternoon.
Dr Ep|x*rly «pent his boyhood days
in Scio, leaving here in 1887. He
enjoyed meeting old time friends
and could see quite a bit of improve­
ment in Scio ami the surrounding
country
M c D onald & gyrus
We are prepared to fill your auto tank
promptly and to make any repairs on
your machine which may he required.
Wes«*ly auto. Mrs. John Weeely
Peter Wolfe, n young man aged
manipulating the steering wheel
22. was kill«**! when logging above
R M (’am brought to The Tri­ Gates last week, by a large limb of
bune office y«*st«*rday,
the first a falling tree striking and breaking
Hix brother was killeti in
home ripene«l strawberries which his neck
a
similar
manner
alxiut a year ago
we have seen this season They are
OS«**
Oregoa House at Eiposit>
I
We make a «fx-ciaJly of Frwmd-
We have a few- No 40 Oliver
Chill plow* at a very low pnce «bip. En mure mmt and Wedding
G<me in and see us before you buy Rin*« F. M French A Son. Albany.
elsewhere
< ‘has W «wly,
< Irrgon
Mr. and Mrs. John Wolfe were so
The manner in which the Oregon
Call ••n the Scio Feed Company for
See J. N Weddle when you want
unfortunate mm v * lose* their Malays-
house at the Panama exposition has
a
new
telephone
He ram« the
garden
seed
in
bulk
ami
nackagrs
old baby this week.
attracted attention is shown by the
liest
make
on
the
market.
all fresh
F’or Rent Small house.
g<4id following from th«* Youth's Com­
garden spot, ami chicken house. 15 panion
oD<a*B*<>t><MB><n><^B>«'>'
per month
R M Cain.
One >>f the most interesting build­
Mohair owner« were in rvtdem*«* ing« at the San Francisco exposition
in town yestcryjay. Over Hmm was is that erected by the state of Ore­
It commami« admiration for
left in town in exchnng«* t<»r the gon
its
strength,
atmidicity and lu-auty.
Having lately purchased th«*ar «tabi«*», it is our
product.
Tlie wide portico» that surround the
aim to conduct a first-class livery and f«*«*«l stable
and
F'or Painting, |h*coratmg
building are supporteli by 4M columns
in every respect.
We arc adding new trama
l*aiM*ring of all kinds, see C. M
that are simply mammoth trunks of
ami ngx which, with accomodating ami courteous
Coffey.
All work finudu’d in a
Ihiuglas fir. from the forests of
service, »<• f«*rl sure will a|»pral to th«* public
thorough workman like manner.
Or«*g»n
They are from four and
Hack« meet all trains.
Rigs for commercial
Riley Boyd says condensed milk one-half to eight feet in diameter
men a specialty.
(>ur prices ar«* reasonable
l* getting so cheap that they alnmst Th«* l»ark has I mm * o left on. and it
dread to see th«* h«*»»iiy loa<i«*d milk product»« a very attractive «*fT«*et.
wagons drive up to th«* coudensrry which is <**rn«*d out by the rough
R im * Shelton carrn**l a bunch of surfaced, brown-stained boards of
our Scio devote« to the light fantas­ which th«* building is constructed.
Ih«**»' th maj<-«lic columns repr«*^
tic toe. over to Stayton. Tu«wday
»«•nt
the 4M stat«*« of the Union. and
evening to attend a bull over there
«ymlMiliae, moreover, the sturdy
fen xcr«*s, new build-
F'or Sale
citisenship of Oregon, who*- people
mg* all in cultivation, 380 fruit
came from all ««■etion« of the United
Write
tree*. at a reasonable price
States
5«
to l‘ O. Box 17. Scio, Ore
Each of these columns contains
A revenue offierr was in town last
enough lumber to build a good ailed
Thursday Stirring up matter« among
dwelling house; they weigh from
the boy*. His ••b«ervati<*n« will I m «
40,<MM to 50.000 pounds.
apt to be better understood a few
The flag|s>le for the building is
days h«*nc«-
the tallest in the world, 251 feet
It in used in all of the racing cars and is
With mohair at 33 cents ami lx*t- high
It was hewn from a tr«*e 347
the very lient oil on the market today
ter ami wool at 25 to 30 cents, our feet high, ami weighs 93.600 pounds
farmers should hav«* a few dollars Ther«* ar«* more than 30,000 f«*et of
to s|M*nd and. may hap, go tn the lumlM*r in this giant flagpole
It is
San Francisco fair.
more than 300 years old ami it cost
Every l»>y and girl should be ••ver $5000 to transport it and set
growing or making something to it in place.
Blake, McFall I' mimt company, of exhibit at the school and Linn coun­
Portland, who were visited by a dis­ ty fairs You mav get the premium
astrous fir«*, announce by privatf and how glad you will then I m *.
letter that they are again ready for
A hens egg measuring M by l»i
bust new
inches was left at our ollie«* by Mr
Malcolm Miller has entered suit
Smith, landlord of the Cottage hotel,
in Judg«* Galloway** court to obtain
this week
He must I m * training his
a divorce from his wife. He all«*ges
hens up so that one «*gg will I m * a
deaertion as the cause
They have
ration for a Ixiarder
no children
Mrs, Grace Butcher returned to
Bornum, a Belgium stallion, own­
her honw in North Yakima, last
ed by Fr«*rfnan Morton, of ls*bam>n,
w««rk
Her father, John Gill, was
will mak«* the season at the Scio
but little or any (letter wh«*n «he
IJvery Stables from Monday noon
left, but her horn«* duties were im­
to Tuesday n<x>n of each weak
perative, requiring her return.
A farewell dinner was given
Mrs. Henry Strpanek ami Mr*. A.
Franc«** Wesely. Ed and h«*r daught­
Hagey
entertnin«*«i a number of
ers. Ibxs* and Lucy, last Sunday,
their
ffiends
at th«* horn«* of Mr*.
prior to their start for Kansas on
Stepanek
Tuexdav
night
Social
a visit on the following morning
talk, cards and rvfr«*»bments furnish­
For Sale A Ford automobile, in
ed th«* amusement of the evening
gfxst condition, new tire*, etc. All
A marriage licens«* has been is-
you have to do is get in ami drive
away
M.v reason for selling is su«*d to Martin Gisler and Eliza
Eggenschwiler. Iviih of thi* city
failing eyesight
J. A Bilyeu
Joe W«*m*ly. Mrs. Rudolph W«*sely Thev have tx*en in Scio alxiut a
ami Mr». John Wcaely drove over to month, having com«* to this country
the county seat Tutwlay, in the Jonn from Switzerland. their native land
two or thrv«* more before the season
Youth’» Compattimi Tells oi
The coroners jury which investi­
gated the killing of five peo|de, four
of them children, near Creswell last
Sunday morning, held the railroad
responsible m i>art, because th«* fire-
man was not on his side of the
engine when the accident occurred
The railroad coni|*any exonerated
the crew in charge ot the train
Violin Lenons
Forest Woodmansie is studying in
Portland and Edward Wesrly having
left for the east. I will accept two
pupils for violin instructions.
Prof E. L. Wilwm.
In town Wrdnewiays in Wrarly’s
hall.
Th«* flag that flies from th«* pole
is .30x49 feet.
M c D onald &
cyrus
Garagr and Service Station on South Side oi Bridge
Washington. April 27
A scorch­
ing heat wave is covering over the
Eastern half of the United States
from the Mississippi valley to the
Atlantic e<*ast. causing suffering in
th«* cities and serious damage tn
wheat and other crops in the agri­
cultural districts
Tonight's report *how«*d new tern-
(«•rature records for April establish­
ed a» follows
Washington. D C and Richmond,
Va.. M degrees, Toledo, 0., 90,
Grand Rapid*, Mich., Cincinnati. 0.
and Elkins. W Va . MM. Port Huron
Mich , M» and Green Ray. Wig., 84.
WHEN IN TOWN SLOP AT
J. S. STICHA’S
Neu) Confectionery
e Arc I Iradquartera for the Beat Grade of Goods
( anted in Our Line
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