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About The Scio tribune. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1914-1917 | View Entire Issue (July 1, 1915)
f 11 f LOCAL BREVITIES Clover hay is wiling at 15 per ton in the field in the vicinity of Scm Saatiam M iami District Mr«, linger am! Son, of Winzo, Arizona, are viaitmg at the home of ((x>nlinu«*d from page 1) H Shope. Mr. Smith, the ford store man, ha« leased the Henry Miller home Robby Wade is on the sick list and moved thereto this week. Wednesday was the hottest day Ulis week. for the season ao far. The ther Odonel Jeff Myers doe« not »peak mometer« marked 93 to 94 degrees about Scio streets in a compliment The Scio Tribune fl 25 per year It la reported that Supervisor II Shelton is having some very fine A. E. Edwards and family drove ■sad work done ut> Thomas creek to Salem Saturday returning Sun wav. day ary way. Mrs. W E Edward« and water. Mr. ami Mrs. Roc Lindley visited at the home of Elmer Russell, of Miaa Artie Irkerw n, of Salem, are visiting at the home of A. E. Berlin Sunday Edwards in thia city Elmo Sims was a memlwr of the The sale <»f the prraonal property Crabtree bail team Iasi Sunday, for of the lair Jam«*« Kruml. will occur th«* match with Mill City. at the re«idencr of the deceased on Miss Karhu, a professional nurse Saturday, July 10. The sale em of Salem, is visiting at the home of braces quite a large list of article«. Dr and Mrs. A. G. Prill. Henry Miller started Saturday Fred Bilyeu »old two more Eord with a portion of his bausehoid cars last week, making nine in sii good« for hit Eastern Oregon ranch. that he has sold in the Scio terri The balance will I m - «hiptied. His tory. family started on the following Mr. ami Mrs. Jeff Myers. Mrs. E. morning. D. Myer» and Mrs. Frank Gill motor Editor G. W. llum|»hrcy, Real ed up to Brownsville Tuesday after Estate Agent C. 0. Morrill and noon The Sei*, condenarry will ship a other parties of Jefferson. |MMm*d large car of the superior "Country through town Wednesday afternoon Club" milk to Los Angeles tomor advertising their Fourtn of July | celebration row b>gani>ei rie« — My loganberries are now ready, 15 cents per gallon, you pick them. S W. Gain«*«. San tiam Farm. Hon. Wm. J. Bryan will I m * in Oregon early in July. He will l>e the Fourth of July orator at San Francisco. <• r For Sale Five nasm*nger automo bile in first class condition. A l»ar- gain if taken in the next five days. Enquire at this office. • / Mr. Underwood, a Lebanon drug gist. was in town Friday, distribut ing literature for the la*bam>n Chau tauqua, billed for July 6 tn // Crabtree, nevertheless »he was assisted by tw<> Scio boy», lost the ball game at Mill City, last Sunday. The score was 10 to 14 in favor of Mill City. Fifteen horse» and one mule were sold to a Missouri horse buyer at the Scio liverv barn last Thurwlky. The horses were of good quality and •old for from 1125 to 1150 each, We now drop down an eastern •lop«' x*mr 500 or 600 feet to cute No. 3 ami 4 of Crown mine« and find comiitiona as described in their pr«*|ieetu*. I wish to ascertain the mineral tom* ao claimed. We go to the foot wall then start for th«* handing wall with our mining toola, we cmlinur to find mineralized alone i we ascend On reaching the hedging wail, we come to granite r**ck without a trace of mineral. It seems that in the days when the Th«* Chautauqua people of ladianon world was young a great crack or and Alliany, for some reason un seam appeared in the surface of the known to The Tribune, hold their mountain ami during the forming, meets at the same time, July b to building ami reconstruction of earth IS. This is unfortunate, as many i the internal heat, volcanic action would have attended both plan*« and other molton procvMe» has play ed in and out of thia mighty »earn or last week Dr Prill aold his Over , crack and the residue of such sub- i land car in which he Inu looked after f stances and action has left the crack his practice for the i>ast four years, to Henry Miller The Miller family I filled with highly mineralized atone left Sunday for their Crook county Dus. the mother ledge, has been I home, expecting to make the trip broken to all appearance, at place» from time to time by volcanic or through in one day . other actions of the earth and »>n»» When our Earmers Union friends what dislocated, thus forming the start their store at Crabtree. we near by mm«*« But the Grown mine will ascertain if a mercantih* bust- to all aiHwarancrs, is the mother new can l>e conducted on a HI per ledge. The assay's and general dis- cent profit basis. Local merchants cription of thia mine, which ia the say it cannot lie done Consumers only mine in the district to be grant hope« that it may lie done. ed a charter by the Blue Sky law. Mr. Shindler, of up Thomas creek is given in thia prospectus. Every way. had l>r. Prill treat the middle thing ao far as I could find out is a» finger of his left hand Wednesday represented by the company morning. The member had lieen We »pent three days, doing all we badly bruise^ and there was evidence could to verify and feel satisfied. A that blood poisoning hud set in. Of twelve mile walk to Gates and the course the finger was very painful. C. A E. ami then home again. <h»car Ingram Mr and Mr*. Jeff Myer», of Port Three new residence« are in course of construction in Scio. This now looks to he the only improvements land. came up Saturday for a weeks for the year All talk of building visit with relatives and friends. a new hotel has gone a-glimmering. Jeff drive« a new 50-horae power fvee Bilyeu. Bob Wallace and Pete Keo car. He said because of the Davis, of Isdianon. are contemplat great amount of road work being ing taking a logging contract. They done, much of the road is rough, have been looking at timber in the requiring alow driving vicinity of Berlin, to supply the raw George Wiley, of Prineville, ar material rived in town Thursday evening on Mr. and Mrs. Geo. M Bilyeu his return home from an automobile turned from the Breitenbush trip through Washington He will springs Monday to look after return home via the McKenzie route. harvest They left their camp equip- This fall he expects to take a tour page up there, expecting to return through California and take in the later on. exposition Roger Cain at the wh«*el of his Isuit week the county court let big auto truck, drove down to Crab the contract to build a steel bridge tree Sunday, loaded the Crabtree at Isdvanon. across the South Santi- baseball boys therein ami conveyed am river. Th** contract pricr ia them tn Mill City for a match with 113.3X3. The Pacific Iron Works the Mill City boy«. of Portland, was the successful bid Dr». Lowe & Turner devote der. The present wooden bridge their entire time, energy ami was erected in 1874 and i«the oldest effort exclusively to the eve. They large bridge in the county. have had years of hard practical Uncle Ike Bates brought a hand experience and know their businem ful of spring grain down to town thoroughly in ail ite branches They Monday morning which rather sur give your eyes a most thorough passes anything in the wheat line scientific examination and when they we have seen this year. The straw prescribe glaser« it 1» with positive ia between seven and eight feet in and absolute assurance that they length and th« bead» are long. Th« are the lent »nd only suited to your specimen was taken from a field eye Their glaum*« are guaranteed raise, I by (has Beard and I he whole to give mt*sfaetion whether they field is of similar growth. cost |2 or more. One charge cover» the entire cost of examination, frames and lem»*» Consult therp st Dr. Prill’s office Wmineoday. July 7. t ♦ Jefferson SPORTS OF AIL KINDS. BIG BAIL GAME. JEFFERSON VS. SCIO BAH. IN EVENING f J. F. WESELY DEALER IN - Staple and 1 ancy Groceries Queensware, Glassware, Etc. Field and Garden Seeds Cash Paid lor Veal. I log«. Hides and C ascara Bark Prices Right Our Motta: l./X and Let Live J. F. WESELY SCIO o< OR IX X IN IO' >uo<aaB»ai>i '<11 ’«»< Scio Livery and Feed Stables Having lately purchased these stable», it is our aim to conduct a brat-class livery and feed stable in every re»|<cct. We are adding new teams and rigs which, with accomodating and courteous service, we feel sure will ap|>eal to the public. Hacks meet all traina. Rigs for commercial men a specialty. Our prices are reasonable TURNER & WILEY, Proprietors. I»' ADVERTISE IN THE SCIO TRIBUNE AND GET RESULTS There's a Reason why men like to buy such clothing as Clothcraft, L System, and Michaels Stern 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. The Blain Clothing Company ALBANY - 9 **4 ä * « f Celebrate July 5 age, has »lured immediately te-m-ath our fwt. great treaaur««. as can Iw amply vertth-d in lime, if all imiica- ti**n«. «««»■« and test« neitinu«* to la* as those already tested Here we stand on the promt lory We see (be sl<qies of mountain« lead ing up from Gold creek mine« some MX miles east, while three mites forward and over a thousand fret below us the building» ami proper- ties of the «lack Eagle mines •land out plainly ami aimoat two mile» mirth ia the Silver King mine prop rrty and two miles farther is the famous Ogle mountain propertv, whoM outlet is through Scotts mills ami Oregon City ami where an much pure gold ha» lawn taken Herr we stand surrounded by mines from one to «lx miles dirtant. «• Ì - OREGON I I I a o
