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About The Scio tribune. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1914-1917 | View Entire Issue (July 1, 1915)
Mi«» Rolla Wade went to Portland this morning, on a visit to her gram! mother. Mr«. E. H Hobsog^ viwttng rela (Continued from page II tive* in th* vicinity of Roseburg, tunnel a little farther here, or a ■haft a little deeper there and hence the place of her nativity. The Scio Tribun* II 2Ä per year The day» are getting shorter; have we now find two email stamp mill» running, with good results to their W A Ewing «nd Wm Herd were yor noticed it? Monday and Tues operaiora <M| the osxiiied ore of till* | day were th»* longest day» of lhe Salem visitor* Friday. region. year John Brock returned from a Port On Mount Ogle, i» a modern mill | Ixiganlierriea — My loganlwrrie* land visit Friday earning are now ready; 15 cent* per gallon, costing upward« of $75.1*00. erected C. C. Wade ia erecting a neat you pick them. S W. Gaine». San bi treat the refractory gold and aUv-i residence on hi* property just east er ore found there. < twing to being tiam Farm. of town. Dr. Hobson, Dr Samlerwm. Dean ju«t net up, th« mill nerd* some j Born At Crabtree on June 2U. Morri«. Henry Stepanek. and J S. further adjustment. it is reported, | to the wife of James Ki uxer. a Sticha drove to Independence in the before running steadily daughter. In the succeeding issue* I will. Hobaon car today. Mr. and Mr«. Morrow and Mm J. endeavor to give your readers a la-onida» Lodge No 3fl. K of P., W. Richardson were slay Um visitors had two initiate» Tuesday evening, history of lhe principal mine* ami Tuesday I will tn the second rank The boy» report also of the North Santiam. Geo. Rodgers and Jack Bilyeu also try to tell something of the life a very interesting time. went to Salem Saturday, via the of these bold hearted men of the Roger Cam brought in over 3<»<» hills. wh<> sr»-k the treasure that Rodgem auto. cases of fruit jar» al one load. Tues mother nature hM hidden here, for E. M Kimball. the Jordan miller day. Thia means over 3fi00 fruit this is a land of promise, it is a ■ and musician, was in town Saturday jara to care for fruit for Scio fami- treasure house awaiting the key ini trading with our merchants lie* the hand« of the explorer and slowly Consult Dm. Lowe A Turner The clover hay crop around Scio but «urely that key ia being forged thv eye specialists. at Dr. A few farmer« report a and fitted to that lock. The smith« Prill’« office on Wednesday, July 7. ia spotted good crop, while otMer» report the wlw> forge thi» key are the men of Neat Saturday is Public Sales day crop short. The ruling price for the hills priMprctor* and miner* if in Albany. Congressman Hawley, dover hay. delivered, ia aimut M you please, men of clear far seeing C. M Miller and E C Roberts will per ton. eyes, of dean hearts, who go about be the speakers. Th* Scio condcrMery shipped a car their labors Arm in their faith that For Sale Five naaarnger automo of milk to San Francisco this week. th- morrow will bring a realisation bile in first claim cnndltkrn. A bar This ia the tirst shipment to the of their hojies They are men worth gain if taken in th** next five day a (California metropolis and the con- knowing, worth having m friends Enquire at this office. denaery people expect that city to and at whose lonely cabins, often on Mr. anti Mm. M C. Gill anti I m * a regular market hereafter. Be- th«> bleak wind-swept mountain side* daughter. Mias Grace, expect to tween yiHHi ami 10,0U0 pound» of the stranger Is made welcome and start on their California trio the milk is being received daily at the U> those of us who have been privi last of this week. leged to set by their camp tire* and condenaery. Tom Holt, of road building fame, share with them their frugal meal, A private letter from A. B. Cain, i was in town Tuesday to deliver his ia to imbue in us a greater faith in who ia now at Bushton. Kans*«. in- > wool, lie *a><i farmers were too mankind. forma The Tribune that Ed Weselv,' busy these days to think about gath R E.’Peery. M ims Agnes Cain and himself, have ering news items. given concerts at Holyrood and atI W. T. Dilley, of California, arriv Quite a number of I. 0. 0. F. Clafin. Kan , both lieing clow to members from Stayton. Jefferson Bushton. Ed on the violin, Mr. I ed in Scio today to attemi the Mont and Albany attended the Gill funeral Cain on the liaritone and Mias Agnes gomery funeral. Mr Dilley being a son-in-law Mr«. Dilley could not last Wednesday. Among the number piano accom pan test. be bere. from Jefferson, was Editor Tip Humphrey. R. W Gill, of Portland, a nephew and Mm. (»race Butcher, of North Yakima. Wash., a daughter, attend Gus Koeneka will leave for Grav« ed the Gill funeral last week Hurt Mir, Wash . but exiiect* to re Among the great number present turn soon to work on hi« popper they were overlooked. prospect. Tuesday wm wool day in Scio. Great blMtx can I m * heard coming I About 30.000 pounds were delivered from the Silver King mine, where at West Scio. The price, m wm Cha«. Grave* i* driving a croancut stated I m I week, ia 31f cents Thia tunnel. means between I'.MMWi and $10,000 Wm. Abbott hM l»eat the record acattered about In thia community. in these parts for Ashing. He caught Our local fishermen are bringing a trout which meMurcd 11* inches in in bankets of good mountain trout, length. Can you beat it? these days. The Tribune has not Gua Koneke wm out angling on been informed if any of the Brook the North Santiam river last Sunday trout, which wer* released in Thom when he beheld a large and ferocious as creek several yearn ago, are taken. panther standing in the water near The Farmers Unions are erecting him. The only weapon Gus had wm a store building at Crabtree, 30x00 a fishing pol*. but the panther think feet with a hall tn the second story. ing it his move, moved oq up C«dar They expect to have the building mountain which Gus said wm a ready for use about July 1. The great relief. I lower story ia intended for a gener The Crown Mining & Milling Co’» al store which the unions purpose to road now under headway, will «»on operate be completed to the portal of lhe Geo M Bilyeu came down from main tunnel. the Britenbush hot springs I m I Fri The Ogle Mt. Mining Co. are pre day. His wife remained there and paring to «tart operation« with a George expects to return sometime large crew of men. the flrat of the week He said Rol Morris and Uoyd Luckenhach were Oscar Ingram, a business man of there catching Iota of fish and hav Lebam*n. after visiting the North ing a good time generally. Santiam mining district, report« With Fourth of July celebrations at Jefferson. Crabtree ami Sweet Home. Scioans are not lacking in places to celebrate. Each of the place* are planning attractive pro grams and whichever place ia the beet will not be known until th* cl««e of the celebrations. Henry Miller started hm eat tie on the trip east of th* mountain« Tues day. Mr Miller will not «tart with ia family until hi« father. Walter Miller, who ia old and dangerously sick, take« a turn, he hope« for the better. Mr. Miller has bought land between Sisters and Prineville. everything favorable. Claud* Compton, better known m "Red" i« troubled in hi« «lumber» by w<HMi rat*, which he ebas»*» a good part of th« night. W. S. Wallace hu a letter from Portland parties wanting an option on hi» property near Gold creek. Black Eagle hM «truck a tug vein of ore. better than anything they have heretofore according to assay» Forest ranger« have completed a trail up Cedar creek, which will give th«* prospector a good chance to i<ak thr country over. A Treobl* gi ■ y<>o ll swaps inu<-b truubl* ia thia here world. boy.“ said tbs Rinvili* parent. “If you'll turn down all con tracts for raisin of I be placa where the ilevll ||v*s st Wtwrr’r It Is. It'S rtxht where It oner b*. so’ ef It needs any raisin’ the devil bimrelf ta more competent Io tend tu «haI basin,—« than what yoo'lt «ver be” Atlanta f'•in«tltntlon HIZZ HIZZ a t>i*aKa* -^5 IOWA vh Celebrate July 5 Jefferson SIX j RTS O' AU. KINDS. JEFFERSON VS. SCIO. r i ’..'r BIG BAU. GAME BAU. IN EVENING J. F. 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