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About The Scio tribune. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1914-1917 | View Entire Issue (July 15, 1915)
A- -f ■ Excavation work for the ( has 1 Weaely cement block waa commenc- I ed Tueaday Someone «hot Dr. Sandersons tine 1 hint dog the first of the week ami Due is pretty hostile about the Th« Scio Tribune fl.25 per y«ar matter. JURY OF ADVISERS FIND THAW IS SANE Tr It E Peery came down from the N. Young went to Corvallis Wed nesday for a visit with his children. Crown mines Tuesday lie is greatly Mrs J. A. Bilyeu ami daughter, elated over the ore beds they are Mias Nita, returned from an Albany opening up. ¡Dr. T. K. Sanderson Fishing Tackle If you want fishing tackle to take with you on your early spring out-1 DENTIST mg. don't fail l«> see llagey, the jeweler, about it. He has just re ceived a new stock which is the best SCIO the market affords. Phone 27*7 OREGON Please Pay Up The Tribune has a large amount C. Miller funeral pro- of money due from delinquent sub Ilia New York. July 14 Harry K scribers. advertisers and for fjob very long one from all parts of the Thaw today was «leciarvd nan* by a work. Your account. though small, < jury which for nearly three weeks when totaled with several hundred were of the numlwr i listened to testimony given in the others, amounts to a commlerablc Supervisor Shelton got busy last * If you want any of the dajly Supreme court heie Iwfore Justice I sum and we need the m-«ney. week and «craned all of the princi papers. Th»- Tribun»- will get them for you at bargain bay rates, pro- ll«-ndrick Forty-eight minutes werei Confer a favor to us by remitting pal streets on the south side. viding you ¡*y for The Tribune one ron*>um«'d and two liallots were. at once. Mr. ami Mrs Albert Randall an«l taken in reaching a verdict year in ml' ancr Postmistress Mias Daisy Buckner, Justice Hendrick will announce on | Taken up I have tak«*n up seven went to Albany Friday for a short Friday whether the commitment on I WHEN IN TOWN shoals. 2 black and 5 jersey reds, stay ‘ which Thaw waa incarcerated in the Loganberries — My loganberries which were ravaging my Helds. The , state hospital for the criminal insane are how reaily; 16 cents per gallon, owner can have them by paying for I at Matteawan shall be vacated. vou pick them. S W Gaines, San- the cost of thia notice. J. Ko tan. thereby giving to the slayer of Stan tiam Farm. About 14.000 horses have been ford White the liberty for which he i Prof. Sam Dolan, of the U. A. C. sold in the northwest to I m * taken ! has fought in the courts for nine. engineering department of Corvallis, for war purpu «HM to England and year«. About one-half of the was in town last Friday in the inter France, number were bought in Western Dragged Io His Death ests cf the school. Oregon., ta Mower Everyone should take a pride in As harvest approaches the Port having our town in the licet j»ssible condition when the hosts of visitors land price« for wheat ar* gradually Oakville. Or.. July 13. Ja» Me. growing les*. By the time Linn Bride wan dragged to death yester are here during fair lime. We Are I icadquartera For the Our school hoard feels quite well county wheat is ready for mafket day when the team he waa driving Carried in Our satisfied with the corps of teachers the price will range about 75 cents while mowing hay became frighten per bushel. ed at a dog chasing a rabbit and ran employed for the coming year. They The Walter cession was a Wanted A number of stock hogs old neighbors if cheap. Phone or address T. J. Scio country, Petitt 4 Son, Scio. visit last Thurseay. DR A. G. PRILL Physician and Sargeon Calls Attended Day or Night STOP AT J. S. STICHA’S Neu) Confectionery With some four or five residence think thev have a prize in the princi- building and a new concrete block pal. Grandma Richardson w»*nt to just starting. Scio is going wtme for Portland last Friday for a two-weeks a dull season. Now if life could be visit with her daughter. The Haugh- breathed into the hotel project, we ter came up Thursday evening to could write “fairly prosperous" at th«- eml of the year accompany her mother. ,PV Sometimes an idle word, spoken unthoughtedly, results in injury to a nrighlior. It is a good plan, if you cannot say something good of a neighbor, to say nothing Last Monday the scaffolding on a building on which Ed Balaehweid waa working, gave way. Bi falling to the ground, lie waa thought to be badlv injured but. upon examina For Sale A number of good milk tion, it waa found no bone« were cows for «ale. exchange for fat cows broken and only a severe jar re or stock hogs. My cows will freshen sult cd within two months. T. J. Petitt The Tribune failed to hear of the and Son, Scio. Ore. death of Soloman Grimes la»t week, The Groceteria is the latest Cali fornia invention. The goods are wrapfied in packages, placed on the counter and the customer comes along and selects what he wants. away, dragging him across rough stubble ami fracturing his skull when they plunged through a rail fence Mr. McBride, who waa R3 year» of age **< as hale and hearty as many men of 411 and experienced no difficulty in doing a man's work in haying. While mowing he had wrap- p»*d the reins about his hands to keep them front dangling down ami liecoming entangled in the machine When the horses became frighten ed and started to run. he was thrown off his seat as thev crossed a deep deadfurrow and la-cause the reins were wrapped about his wrists, w’ss dri«gge<i face down over the stuMile His face was l»adly cut and his skull fractured when a rail fence was struck, a deep gash being cut in Ins head Bed! Grade of Goods Line A Most Pleasant Evening may be Spent ------------------ ------- AT Faltus’ Billiard Hall Confectionery, Soft Drinks Cigars, Fobacco, Etc. YOU ARE JtLWAYS WELCOME J J. F. WESELY which occurred at Merlin on Thurs day The remains was brought to Shelburn on Friday, where the bur- - ------ DEALER IN ------------ rial occurred Mr. Grime« was one of our old time resilient» and was Mrs. Frank Burke, of Alameda. universally respected. John Rockwell was in town Satur Cal., ami Mrs. Dixon of San Diego. Cai., are guests of Mrs Ollie Mac day. He reports considerable «lam- New York. July 12. - William F. Donald. The two ladies drove all age to growing crops bv the rains McCombs. chairman of the I demo the way ami alone in an automobile. the first of the week. Heavy heads cratic national remittee, received and th« weight of water added have today from Dallas. Texas, an J. H. Kelly, a prosperous farmer caused acres t«> go down so that the offer of flOO.(MM) as a cash contribu who lives at the bridge across Crab harvesting of the same will lie diffi tion to the funda of the national tree creek on the Scio-Albany road, cult. In the Crabtree country moat democratic committee should the was in town Friday He reports damage has occurred. 1916 convention he held in that crops in hie section as looking most city. The Jefferson Review should have promising. Cash Paid tor Veal. Hogs, Hides and Caacara Bark ballas also idedgea a coliseum had a reporter on the ball grounds Mr. and Mrs. M. M Peery, of on July 6. While Jefferson waa the seating 25,000 pemona and adequate Prices Right Springfield, came down Saturday victor in the game, the score was 4 accommodations for both delegatee for a visit with relatives. Mr. Peery Our Motto ¿/W and Lei Live to 3 in favor of Jefferson, instead of and visitors. is an old time druggist of Scio and 4 to 1 as the Review stated. Noth has manv friends ami relatives in The IJberty Hell ia attracting a ing was said of the rotten work of large crowd to Albany today. SCÌO this locality. OREGON the umpire, which aided Jefferson Mr. Stoddard, of Crabtree, wax Roger Cain carried a big, load of materially. Anyway, it was a good looking after busineaa matters on Crabtree people in his auto truck tn game. our streets yesterday. » the Turner camp meeting last Satur Mr. ami Mrs. H. F. Eckhart, of day At the same time Roe Shelton Mrs. T. K. Sanderson ami children Portland, came up Saturday for a carried a load of Scio people to the 1 relumed from a Portland visit Tues visit with Mrs. Eckhart's relatives. same place day evening Her sister. Mrs L. Mrs Eckhart was formerly Mias F. Smith and daughter Helen, came J. T. Petitt informed The Tribune Annie Morris ami has a large circle with her. that the new road recently opened of relatives and friends in Scio. On County Judge McKnight has de two miles east of Scio has been ac Sunday Mr. and Mrs. P. H. Mac cepted by the county court and is Donald and the Eckharts motored clared in favor of hard surface now a part of the public thorough to Salem to witness the Salem Mc roads, but deairea to wait and profit by the experience of other counties fare from Scio to Jordan. Minnville l>all game which are now hard surfacing. The fire wardens for Linn county M M Peery, of Springfield, says Chester A. Dickey, a former 0. just appointed are: W. S. Burton. it is the purpose of the Southern A. C. student ami afterwards an Mill City; J L. Daventort. Crabtree; Pacific company to establish their employe uf the Corvallis State bank, William Duniway. Sweet Home; main car shops at that place for the has lawn sent to the penitentiary John Marrs. Lacomb; Fred Pepper Willamette valley system Fhe com for embezzling SI490 from the line. Scio; M W Yeoman, lacomb. pany has already bought the land hank. When a student, be stood Dr. Prill. Wm. Young. Ed Weeely and, but for the stringent time«, high at school. He will serve from ADVERTISE IN ami two gentlemen from Portland would have had the shops erected by one to ten years as a guest of the When completed, the left Saturday morning for a week's thia time. state. The shop« will employ from 1500 to 1800 fishing trip to Marion lake _________________________________ ¡«arty waa joined at l«yone by Jobe men. which means the adding of at least 3000 to Springfield’s pooula- UI77 BLAIRSTOWN Shelton, whose duty is to look after AND GET RESULTS^ | th m. | the cuaune for the party Staple and Fancy Groceries Qyeensware, Glassware, Etc. Field and Garden Seeds J. F. WESELY THE SCIO TRIBUNE A n
