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About The Scio tribune. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1914-1917 | View Entire Issue (June 24, 1915)
• • LOCAL BKEVITIES The Seto Tribune S1.2& per year Mita Rolla Wade went u> Portland thia morning, on a visit to her grandmother. Mrs E H. H»I m «4^ visiting rela «• ¥ k«* (( ontiniMwi from 11 tives in the vicinity of Roseburg, tunnel a little farther here, or a •haft a little deeper there and bene* the place of her nativity. The days are getting shorter; have we now find two small stamp mills Monday and Tut»«- running, with good rveulta tn th»*ir W. A. Ewing ami Wm. Heed were yor noticed it? day were the longest days of the operators on the oxidized ore of this Salem visitor» Friday. region. year. John Brock returned from a Port tin Mount Ogle, is a modern null loganberries My loganberries land visit Friday evening. rusting upwards of 675.(MM), greeted are now ready; 15 cents per gallon, C. C. Wade is erecting a neat to treat the refractory gold and talv-' vou pick them 8. W Gaine«. San- residence on his property just east er ore fount! there. Owing to bring tiam b arm of town. just art up. the mill needs some Dr. Hobson, Dr. Sanderson. Dran Bom At (Crabtree on June 20, further adjustment, it is reported, Mor ria. Henry Strpanek. and J. 8. to the wife of Jam«*» Kinner, a before running steadily. Sticha drove to Independence in the daughter. In the succeeding issues I will, Hobson car todgy Mr. am! Mrs. Morrow ami Mrs. J. endeavor to give your readers aI l«*onidas Lodge No 36. K of p.. W. Richardson were stay ton vial tors history of the principal mines and had two initiates Tuesday evening, Tuesday. al«*> of the North Santiarn I will in the second rank The boys report Geo. Rodgers and Jack Bilyeu also try to tell something of the life! a very interesting time went to Salem Saturday, via the of three bold hearted men of the Roger Oatin brought in over 300 hills, who seek the treasure that Rodgers auto cases of fruit jars at one load. Tues mother nalurv has hidden here, for E. M Kimball, the Jordan miller day. This means over 3600 fruit this is a land of promise, it is a ami musician, was in town Saturday jars to care for fruit for Brio fami treasure house awaiting the key ini trailing with our merchants lies the hands of the explorer and slowly j Consult Dr». lx>we A Turner The clover hay crop around Scio but surely that key is being forged the eye specialists, at Dr. Prill's office on Wednesday. July 7. is «potted, A few farmer» report a and fitted to that lock. The smith« good crop, while other» report the who forge this key are the mm of Next Saturday is Public Sales day crop short The ruling price for the hills, prospectors and miners if I in Albany. Congressman Hawley. clover hay. delivered, is about 16 yrt|, lease, mm <>f dear far seeing C. M Miller ami E. (’. Roberts will I per ton. eyes, of dean heart«, who go about be the speakers. The Scio condensery shipped a rar th- If lalM,rs firm in their faith that For Sale Five oaaarnger automo of milk to San Francisco this week. th * morrow will bring a realization bile in first class condition. A bar Phis is the first shipment to the of their hop«,. Th» > are men worth gain if taken in the next five days. (California metropolis and the con- i knowing, worth having as friends Enquire at this office. denaery people expect that city to and at whose lonelv cabins, often <>n Mr. and Mrs. M C. Gill and I m * a regular market hen-after Be the bleak wind-swept mountain sides daughter. Mias Grace, expect to tween 9000 and 10,000 pound» of the st ranger is made wdcnme and start on their California trip the milk is being received dailv at the to those of us who have been privi- I last of thia week condensery. leg«! to set by their camp fires and Tom Holt, of road building fame. A private letter from A. H. Cain, i ■hare with them their fr/gal meal, wm in town Tuesday to deliver his who is now at Bushbui, Kansas, in I is to imbue in us a greater faith in wool He said farmers were too forms The Tribune that b>l Wewelv. mankind busy thine day« to think about gath Miss Agnes (Cain and himself, have ering news items given concerts at Holyrood and at W. T. Dilley, of California, arriv Quite a number of I. (). 0. F. Clafin. Kan , l«oth living dote to meml«ers from Stayton. Jefferson Bushton, Ed on the violin. Mr. ed in Scio today to attend the Mont and Albany attended the Gill funeral Cain on the baritone and Mias Agnes gomery funeral. Mr Dilley being a ■on-indaw. .Mr«. Dilley could not last Wednesday. Among the numlM*r piano accumpanivat be here. from Jefferson, wm Editor Tip y. Z- » : / Humphrey. Elkhorn Item R. W Gill, of Portland, a nephew and Mrs. Grace Butcher, of North Yakima. W'ash.. a daughter, attend Gua Kocneke will leave for Grave ed the Gill funeral last week Harbor, Wash . but expects to re Among the grest number present turn soon to work <»n hi« copper they were overlooked. prospect. Tuesday wax wool day in Scio. Great blast« can I m * heard Coming About 30,000 pounds were delivered from the Silver King mine, where at West Scio. The price, as was Chas. Graves is driving a chmmcu I •tatoi last week, is 31 f cents Thhi tunnel. means between |9<MMt and 110.000 Wm. Abbott ha« beat the record scattered about in this community. in these [Mirta for fishing. He caught Our local fishermen are bringing a trout which measure«! 19 inches in in baskets nf good mountain trout, length. Can you beat it? these days. The Tribune has not Gus Kmeke was out angling on been informed if any of the Brook trout, which were released in Thom the North Santiarn river last Sun«lay as creek several years ago. are taken. when he beheld a large and ferocious I Min 1 her standing in the water near The Farmers Unions are erecting him Th«- only weapon Gus had was a store building at Crabtree, 30x60 a fishing pole, but the panther think feet with a hall in the second story. ing it his move, move«! oij up Cedar They expect to have the building mountain which Gus said was a ready for use about July 1. The great relief. lower story is intended for a gener The Crown Mining & Milling Co’s al store which the unionspurpose to road now under headway, will soon operate. > be completed to the portal of the Gan M. Bilyeu came down from ; main tunnel. the Britenbush hot springs last Fri The Ogle Mt. Mining Co. are pre- day. His wife remained there and George expects to return sometime paring to «tart operations with a the first of the week He said Rol large crew of men. Morria and Lloyd Luckenbach were Oscar Ingram, a business man of there catching lota of fish and hav- Lebanon, after visiting the North ing a go*«! time generally. Santiarn mining district, reports everything favorable With Fourth of Julv celebrations « 4 at Jefferson. Crabtree and Sweet Claude Compton, better known as Home. Scioans are not lacking in "Red** is troubled in hie alum tier» places to celebrate, htach of the by wood rata, which he chases a place« are planning attractive pro- good part of the night. grams and whichever place is tbe W. 8. Wallace has a letter from beet will not be known until the Portland parties wanting an option close* of the celebrations. on his property near Gold creek. Henry Miller started his rattle on Black Eagle has struck a big vein the trip east of the mountains Tues of ore, better than anything they day. Mr. Miller will not start with have heretofore according to assay« is family until his father. Walter Forest ranger» have completed a Miller, who is old and dangerously tack, takes a turn, he hopes for the trail up Cedar creek, which will give better Mr. Miller has bought land the prospector a good chance to lisli U m * country over. and Pnneville. I A Trevbla I m ««« -Toe'll «*< «i* uiurb trouble la tbla here world, my boy." «aid the RUIvIlle iwirvnt. "If you'll turn down all con tri«. 1» for ratals of the place where the devil Hr*« al Wtterever It Is. It's dab» where It oner he. an' ef It needa ■ 11» railin' the dertl binoMilf ta more tvtutwtrnt to lend to that bealneee that, what rou II erer be" Atlanta <>>n«titutton HIZZ HIZZ Celebrate July 5 Jefferson SPORTS OF AU. KINDS. BIC BAIT GAME, JU FKRSON VS. SCIO. BALL IN EVENING J. F. 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