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About The Scio tribune. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1914-1917 | View Entire Issue (May 6, 1915)
A- «r •' «.<* /,* •.«>G «-* r-V •« si '*# ' • '• <)?.-- A -’ m J' •r ¿ 4 H f ’ . ’ « -J I • •'. «. .4T«* ■ ■ .i '^..x««.5 a - > «. The Scio Thbune *1.25 per year LOCAL BREVITIES Scio Tribune «nr year for SI.25 Tomato plants for sale C. Compton. See Ota J. 8. Warwick is attending the circuit court in Albany, this week. R. A. Scott and family moved to the Mm Abbott property the first of the week. The comlensery shipped a car of condensed milk to Lx* Augrlra. California, thia weak. lafe Compton, of Albany, was over to attend th«« Darby-Compton wedding Wedm«sday Vilas Philippi, of near Kingston, came down Wednesday, for a few days stay in Scio. Frank Shores, of near lac«mb. was in town Monday. This is his Aral vuut to Scio, since last fall. Heavy frost an thin ice reported last Friday night, but it is not thought fruit was injured materially Mrs Frank (»ill and Mrs Ed Myers left Monday for a two weeks visit with relatives and friends in Portland H«n. Porter Elmore. who made an excellent reputation as a memlier of our last legislature, was in town Wednesday E. C. Shelton is moving what was formerly a sample room, to his lot just north <>f th«« MacDonald A Cyrus garage. :A /• r * ■¡I Hanker A J Johnson, of Corvallis, and little daughter, came over last Thursday evening and remained until Saturday morning. For Painting. D««cnrating and Papering of all kinds, see C. M Coffey. All work finished in a thorough workman like manner. For Sale. Ten acres, new build ing*. all in cultivation. 3X0 fruit trees, at a reasonable price. Write to P. (). Box 17. Scio, Ore. 54» If you want the Oregonian, th* Journal or the Telegram, we will furnish it to you at lew» than "bargain day” rates, providing you are a subscriber to Th«« Tribun«« Ix-ster Arnold undertook to work He Itntwimh l«t Ftk* a horse without blinders which had «0 Wlile m I Top ■ th hitherto been accustom«*! to them He undertook to stop the animal by Dttrtil Vwds catching by the bits ami the horse was so liadly scared that h«< ran over and trampled down I ester Up to the present time no tracr (inly severe bruise* resulted whatever ha* been foun«l of W. F. Germany puls he.« prisoners of White, th«« Itetroit trapper. who war to work in tin« farmers fields mysteriously di*ap|M«ar«*l while on Presumably the farmer feeds them an expedition in th«- w«**!s near good wholesonw fool During the French ct«*«k last February. accord- civil war Union prisoners I were ing to A G. Hinckle. a reaident of st<wkad««a Ger- Hoover, who is an Albany visitor starved within many's plan is much the better today. Moderat«« work for one'« grub is While many th«*>n««s are advance«! far lietter than starving as to White's disappearance, Mr Hinckle is of th«« opinion ths! both Violin Lesson* he am! the d««g were kill**! by an , attack from a wild Iwast. probably Forest W'oodmansie is studying in a beat <>t c>ugar Th«- supposition Portland and Edward Wesrly having i* that th«« animal attack«*! the d«>g left for th«« east I will accept two first, and then attacked White Th«« pupils for violin instructions fact that it was with difficulty that Prof. E. L Wilson. th«« searcher* wen’, «»ver th«« route In town Wednesdays in Wesrly’s su|>|>o*««<l to have lx«en travel«*! by hall. White, owing tn windfalls and the rugg»*i condition of the country l«s<i» Mr. Hinckle to believe that Shelburn Item* there was only one chance in many that th«« body could l»e found. Mr The frost of Friday night rauaed Hinckle said White had a narrow considerable loan t«> garden. grape* escape with a bear last y«-ar M F Hare, who accompanied •nd early fruit White to French creek, where they A Shank* is having a residence fiarted. Hare taking another rout# erecte«! on his ten acre farm east of to c»IU«ct some tra|* for White while town he proceeded <«n a hunting trip. Claude Churchill is greatly im c»ul<! not in any wav he link«*! with proving his pr«>|ierty by th«« addition White'a disap|»««arance it will be of a new fence, porch««", etc. remembered that Harr was arrest- Th*« following pupils ar«« taking ci at Allmny sl»>ut three week* ago the Mh grade examination, Harvey by the Marion county authoritioa, Mclann. Ix»tus thdwirn, Chas and as he was en route through Albany Walter Murphy. to Pendleton where he had secured Mrs. Faulkner *»< call«««! to a job. He was tak««n to Salem ami Junction City to lw at the bedside giv««n a thorough examination, the of her sick mother authorities going on the supposition Pete McRae of Thoma* *|«ent that he and White had had a quar rel. but nothing c»uld lx« proven Sunday visiting friends here He was allowed tn 0. G Wyman returned from Al against Hare Roger Cain transport*«! from West Scio to the cemetery, two bany Saturday, where he was acting monuments, last Friday, to mark as a memlier of gran«! jury the grave* of the late John T Bilyeu John Hurin of Sodaville. *|a«nt and M Doberskofky. several days this week in this vicin Ivan Hal wh weld, who is learning ity. Seems to I«« some attraction blacksmithing, has accepted a |**i- hen«. , tion with MacDonald & Strpanek Stanley Taylor was in Allouiv as We congratulate Ivan in taking on a witness in the Ray Pearl forgery so useful trade. case, this week. For Sale A F«>r«l automobile, in Mrs Earnest Fellow of Aurora good conditiun. new tires, etc All Or««g<>n was visiting h«« sister Mr*. you have to do is get in and drive T J. Gibbons last week. ■way My reason for selling is J. M Smith returned Monday falling eyesight J. A. Bilyeu. from a months visit with relatives The Hits Remedy Co. are in town at Albany for one week engagement. Dr. Pardy and his players seem tn t»e When you want printing done, very nicr gen tiemen and. we are the kind that is pleasing to the eye told, furnish an entertainment well The Scio Tribune office is the place worth attending to get it We always plcaw The date* selected for the never disappoint Brownsville Pioneer picnic are June 8ubocribe for .The Tribune. SI.25 9. 10 and II. Th«« speakers will be the year Senator Ixine. Hon M. A. Miller. Prof Schaffer and H. F. Irvine, of the Oregon Journal Local Market Report , 8. S Miller, of Alsea valley, was in town Tuesday, called here on ac Wheat per bushel S I 12 count of the illness of hts father, Oats .50 Walter Miller. Mr. Miller is seri I Bran |»«r ton 35.00 ously ill which. coupled with age. is Wheat chop |>er ton 40.00 causing grave concern to his rela • « 35.00 Oat chop tives and friends • • 37.00 Barley Ch«>p Henry Miller left for an ««ast of Flour par »ack I 70 the mountains trip, last Thursday Egg" per dosrn When hl Baluchweii! came to work, Butter per pound Friday morning, on the Miller Chickens. h««ns per lb • •• verandas, he said "I can’t work »pring without a boss" so quit the job " roosters until the boas return«*!. Turkeys An International light auto truck, for which Chas Wesely is agent, was in town last week. Friday the machin«« wax tried out <>n th«« lx«ff1er hill, l<>a«i«*i up to the cars capacity with Scio * idle men. The machine negotiated the hill without a bobbin • i WHITE MIGHT HAVE BEEN BEAR’S VICTIM Geese thick* Beef Veal Hog*, live per hundred Hogs, dressed Mutton . a ._ We make a specialty of Friend- We have a few No 40 Oliver Chill plows at a very low price ■hip. Engagement and Wedding Rings F M French A Son. Albany. ('«me in and •«*• us brfore you buy elsewhere Chas W<-wly < irrgon We have (Mivrr fio-t«*>th harrows For Ib-nt -Small house. g«"«! ganten spot. ami chicken house. which we are dosing out at 112.75. < "han Wearly. per month R M. Cain ognuna*« ■><*■■>«»' '«i >«» Scio Livery and Feed Stables Having lately purchased th«*«« stable*. it is our aim to conduct s first-claas livery and fee«! stable in every rrsjirct We are Sliding new teams ■ml rigs which, with acci>m<slating and courteous ■rrvire, we feel sure will appeal to the public. Harks m«*«t all trains Rigs for commercial men a »(»ectalty. Our prices are reasonable TURNER & WILEY, Proprietors >«»< I» <*■■> C » <a*B> « O <■■» O 0 ' Why use cheap lubricating oil for your Motor, when you can get Monogram Oil M c D onald & of cyrus It in used in oil of the racing cars and is the very lied! oil on the market today We are prepared to fill your auto tank promptly and to make any repairs on your machine which may be required. M c D onald & cyrus Garage and Service Station on South Side of Bridge WHEN IN 1OWN STOP AT J. S. STICH A’S Neu) Confectionery proceed to Pendleton. Mrs Whitr am! her sun several weeks ago went Up to Washington to reside with Mime relatives. Al- bany Herald We /\rr I Iradquarters for the Betti Grade of Goods HIZZ HIZZ Carried in Our lune ECONOMY IS KING Every man or boy, no matter what his work is, or what kind of clothes he buys, is vitally interest«*! in the quality an«! price of the gixxis he - needs. Don’t lie rnisl«*! by price* quut««d so low that the gtxxis could not possibly tw "worth carrying home " The rhespert goods ar«« the costlHMW in the long run you pay at least 115.50 or 515.00 for a suit. Up to 125 00 you duality in direct proportion price y«»u pay. but ail price you begin to pay trimming* and advise that fancy, receive to above th«« that for de luxe high-salaried tailor*. i.el us save you money on y«ur Suit, Shoes, Hat and Underwear, in fact, evert thing for a man or boy The Blain Clothing Company «75 H 2ft «00 ALBANY OREGON 1
