The Scio tribune., June 17, 1915, Image 4

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you pick them
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tiam Farm.
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Hob Monroe's mill ia running
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J. J. Harnea and daughter. Mia*| steadily on Drv Gulch
Nellie, of above Stayton, cam«* down
David Smith reports «hipping con-
Tomato plants for sale. See Ota to atlrad the funeral of Mr. Barn«-**
stderable gold dust recently from the
C. C-omptnn.
former bumnr» partner.
tjuartsville mine*. Three mine* are
The University of Oregon gradu­
Not encouraging report* come (laying their operator* extremely
ated 89 students yesterday
from (’has Warner. who « now in well in that dial net
Dr. Turner, the eye specialist, a Portland hospital He is expected
George Moore, a mining man of
was in town Saturday.
to return home in another week
Portland, accompanied by hi* wife,
Th<- first load of clover hay for
R. E. Peery came down from the
the season (»aared through town Crown mine* yesterday and brought
yesterday.
some very fine ore specimen* with
Mr. and Mrs. Lucas, relatives of him
lie ia quite enthusiastic over
J. A. Richardson, came in on the the prospect of the Crown as well
as other propvrlow of the district.
Tuesday'* stage.
Roe Lindley, Fred Bilyeu. William
Every voter should attend the an­
and Hen Neal went to Portland in nual school meeting neat Monday
the Lindley auto. Tuesday.
It is i*a*entia! for the welfare of the
C. C. Peery, of Portland, came •chool that a live, energetic and up
over from Albany Monday, for a to dale man in school matters tie
visit with his brother, E. C.
elected for director. Many think
Two deaths from natural causes Frank Thayer is the man to elect
within twelve hours, is a pretty good
Marion county ia preiwrmg to
record for a small town like Scio.
hard-surface h» r public roads at a
Mr ami Mrs. Byron Gill, of Eu­ coal, it is claimed, of i»5 cents par
gene, arrived in Scio Monday, called square yard
Thia will make the
here by the sickneas of Mr. Gill’s coat slightly more than I Id per rod
father. J. R Gill.
or $4200 t>er mile for a roadway If»
Dr. Hobson returned from Port feet wide.
land Friday evening driving an
The Scio wool | m » o I was sold Wed­
Overland auto, which he will use in nesday at 311 cents |»er pound Thu
his growing practice.
is a vary good price seeing that
For Sale Five tNum-nger automo­ wool is on the free list People who
bile in first class condition. A bar­ sold their sheep for fear that free
gain if taken in the next five days. wool would destroy the value of
Enquire at this office.
their sheep, are now willing to buy
at
an advance in price over what
Dr. Prill am! Mr. Pepperiine. of
they
receive! when they sold.
Jordan, came up from Portland
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Friday evening, driving a new Over­
land car. which Mr. Pepprrline will
manipulate hereafter.
Mr. and Mrs. W C. Miller, of
Amity, came up Saturday for a
short visit at the Peery homestead
on Crabtree creek. Mr. Miller now
drives a new Ford
The Oregonian tells of the capture
of IBiMM) Russians on one (»age and
the capture of 16.6(8) Get mans bv
the Busmans on another page. G ums
they arc about even.
County Judge Mcknight and Com-
misaioncr Irvine were over from
Albany Tuesday looking after mad
matter* and for a conference with
the Linn County Fair authorities.
next Sunday
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Geo Baker, recently from Van­
couver. B. C.. has made a very im­
portant discovery in the upper Gold
Creek country, of a gold quart*.
Samples exhibited «how native gold
and is «aid to be the first free gold
proposition found in that region.
The Crown Mining Co. is building
a wagon road into their house site
near th«- portal of the main crosscut.
R E. Peery, Rex Peery. Oscar
Ingram and Claud Compton arrived
in Elkhorn Thursday.
Hugh Freeland *hipp»-d 1200 list,
of high grade ore from the Minnie
E last week to the Tacoma smelter.
Mr*. Blodgett is operating a dairy
ami chicken ranch near Elkhorn,
supplying the miners with butter
and eggs
Rev. 8. A. D. Hamilton's picture,
drawn by "Rippy" the artist, de­
I’he Oregonian has a picture of a corates the wall of the road house I
Molalla couple who were married at Elkhorn.
while on horseback
llow some
I’he tclejihune line is in working
people try to create a sensation and
to Wkhorn.
get advertised, We read of people condition .from Gate*
making it possible to telephone from
being married while up in a baloon,
Elkhorn to Albany or fartner.
in the dome of the Capitol building
I'laud Smith and wife will move
at Salem, at sea off Newport, etc.,
but The Tribune believes thr old onto their property at the mouth of
fashioned way at the home of the Pry creek this week.
bride or at the church is better.
The J. R. Gill funeral, yesterday
But few of there old fashioned wed­
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dings figure in the divorce courts; afternoon was largely attended
a large percentage of the sensation­ funeral rervicv at the church first,
when a large line of automobiles,
al kind do
carriages ami footmen followed the
hearse to the cemetery
The I. O.
Will lasped Mi
O. F. lodge of this city and of which
the deceased had been a member,
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conducted the services at the ceme*
of mining. A* we came nearer to terv.
The Tribune ia informed that the
school board has tendered the priori-
pal ship of our high and public
Gate*, more and more talk aliout
schools to Prof White, who has held
mineral* and min«*« was heard among
a chair at Allmny college for the
the |UMM*ngere. We soon arrived in
past four year*.
Gates where we detrained and look
Dean Morri* has taken several dinner. Here we leame»! that Galea,
squirrels to tame, three are chip­ a nice little village, is a mining town
munk* and one a graydigger. Guea* ami depends almost entirely on min­
he will succeed a* he ha* them all ing interests for maintainance
in a wire cage. Some of the chip­
Taking stage with Chas. Errick-
munk* are now so gentle they do son, a raise of ItlMl feet put us to
not object to he handled.
the summit of the first divide. The
If people will now visit our town, road led down grade into the Elk­
they swill find a part of Main street horn valley, at the head of which ia
in a more presentable condition the beginning of the famous North
Our street committee finally got Santiam mining district
Going
busy and last Saturday afternoon through the narrow mountain valley
had the mud scraped to the center we met more or leas of the habi­
of the street to be carted away.
tants, all of whom talked encourag­
ingly
of th* immediate sucres* of
The Oregon horticultural exhibit
the
Crown
Mine A Milling Co’s, ef­
at San Francisco, ha* capture«! the
fort*.
By
this
time we were in view
gold medal. Washington and Cali­
of
some
of
their
property In the dis­
fornia had each spent more money
tance.
The
mountain
crag* and
than Oregon on their exhibit*. It
folding*
had
th*
appearance
of thr
was the excellence of Oregon's pro­
world
famous
mineral
district
of I
ducts which captured the hacon.
Globe, Arizona as well as Butte.
The price of wheat ia on the
Montan*
downward trend, The heavy cost of
A* we advanced up the valley, the
ocean freight* is the main reason,
stone along the side of the road, !>e-
though the large crop now nearly
carne more and more mineralised.
ready for harvest has a bearish ef­ At Elkhorn, three mile* from the
fect. Ry harvest time the price to 1 Crown mines, the mountain contain-,
the farmer will be about the 76 cent I ing these mine* l»egin* at the water*
mark.
! edge of th* Little North Fork of
The Scio tail team lost its goat
down at Jefferson last Sunday after­
noon
Jeffereon won 9 to 1. It is
understood the Jefferson boys were
kind enough to loan our boys the
aforesaid goat to figure in th* game
they expect to play at Crabtree,
has iwen in the Elkhorn country for
th«* |»ast three weeks examining the
mining propertie*. Mr. Moore went
to Portland Saturday, but will re­
turn the latter part of June for
fui tiler Investigation of ton* prop­
erties. including the Crown mine.
North Santiam and rises very preci­
pitately to a height of 5000 feet.
We stayed over night with Chas
Errickson and after dearer investi­
gation of the mines, will rend you a
more minute diecription of (his rich I
mineral district
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Scio Livery and Feed Stables
Having lately purchased these stables, it is our
aim to conduct a first-class livery and feed stable
in every respect.
We are adding new team*
am! rigs which, with accomodating and courteous
service, we feel sure will appeal to the public.
Hack* meet all trains.
Rigs for commercial
men a »penalty.
Our price* are reasonable
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LADIES’ AND CHILDREN’S
SHOES
We are closing out about 300 pairs
of Ladies and Childrens Shoes at a
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One lot of $4 and $S Shoes
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One lot of ladies $3 and $4
Shoe* at
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One lot of misses and childrens
Shoe, at
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JOHN WESELY, Scio, Oregon
Theres a Reason
why men like to buy such clothing as
Clothcraft, L-System, and Michaels Stem
because they each represent the maxi­
mum value for the money invested
HATS
For Summer Wear
From the most popular
Straw Sailors to the
comfortable, light, silk
Crusher Hats, we have an immense line
of hats. Straws, Panamas, Light Felts,
Silk Plaid and others.
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