Wm. Brenner and family drove
over to Albany this morning.
LOCAL BREVITIES
The Scio Tribune SI.25 per year
Workmen are making good pro
gress on the new cement garage
Roe Shelton carried a bus load of
Scio ladies over to Albany this morn
ing
A new jacket fenced* itelng erect
A hairy boy wan bom to Mr. and
Mra Frank Dobrkovakv on July 19. ed In front of the Henry Miller
Waller Miller »tarted in hia aub> property.
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Fish ta g Tackle
If you want fishing tackle to take
with you on v«ui early «pring out
ing. don’t fail tn see Hagey, the
jeweler, alnrut it. He has just re
ceived a n«w »lock a hich to th«- (rest
the market affords
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Dr. Hobwm went to Portland
Werinrwlav
morning on a short busi
C. H Wain, of Junction City, ar
ness
trip.
bm<lon. July 21. M«*t clergy
rived in town Turwiay on a bu*mrs*
The morning Albany mail was l| men. I m «th Church of England ami
trip.
nonconformist, are convinced that
Wm Brenner commenced harvest hour* late this morning, owing to'
Eng land's cause to just and that
engine
troubles
ing a very fine crop of grain hay
God
to on her ride. S«me of them
Floor space considered. Charlie
Tuesday
actually
Iwlieve that angels are
Mra J. W Richardson ia expect Wesely is our largest owner of busi
helping
British
troop* to triumph
ed to return from her Portland ness buildings in Scio.
over the Germans
A church of
People say the money stringency
visit tomorrow.
England clergyman at Southampton
Wanted A number of stock hog» is letting up. The effect has not writs* in hto parish magazine
if cheap. Phone or address T. J. r«*ached this office as yet.
"The daughter of a well* known
Petitt A Son. Scio.
Mr. Smith, of the Scio Feed store canon of the church knows two
K. C. Peery to enjoying a viait returned from a viait to Allrany and j officers, who thamaelvss muw the
from hia mother, who to here from Lebanon Sunday morning.
angels who saved our left wing in
her McMinnville home.
Ideal harvest weather during the the retreat from Mons."
Then hr goes on to describe how
Ed Umphrey, of Albany, ha* tak last few days, it to just such weath
en the contract to erect the walls of er that causes grain to I m * well filled. the German cavalry in overwhelm
the Weeely concrete block.
We make a specialty of Friend ing riumlrer* were swooping down
Farmers are induatrioualv obeying ship. Engagement and Wedding on U m British.
"They saw let ween them ami the
the oldtime mandate 'make hay Rings F M French & Son. Albany,
enemy
a whole troop of angels,” he
Oregon
while the sun shines" these days.
goes
on.
"The German horses
An let cream «octal at the city
Ixrganlrerries — My loganberries
turned
around,
terrified, and stam
are now ready; 15 cents per gallon, park tomorrow evening with music
peded.
The
num
tugged at their
vou pick them
8 W (¡nines. San- by the Scio K of P band, is adver
bridle*,
but
the
poor
beast* Ude
tised.
tiarn Farm.
awav in every direction from our
A big show in two acta, ' The Ice
Quite a numlwr of Scioans spend
men ”
their Sunday* in pursuit of mountain man" and "The Woman" to adver
and rainbow trout in one of the tised for Sunday night al the picture
90,090 Chinese Lost in Flood
numerous trout streams in this theatre.
for Crook county Tuesday morning
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We Arc I leadquarters for the Beat Grade of Goods
Carried in Our Line
A Most Pleasant Evening may be Spent |
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Faltas’ Billiard Hall
Confectionery, Soft Drinks
Cigars, Tobacco, Etc.
YOU ARE ALWAYS WELCOME
these day*. Linn county will har
vest the largest crop of oats of her
J. F. WESELY
history.
It to rumor«*«! on our streets that
the livery stable will quit business
The farm house of M W. Yeoman August 1. Too many autos has
of near Lacomb, was destroyed by ruined the livery business in the
fire last Friday
Mr and Mr*. summer time.
Wh««n you want printing done,
Yeoman wen* at work at the time
and only the children were al home. th«* kind that is pleasing to the eye.
Presumably moat of the content* The Scio Tribune office is the place
to get it
We always please
We
were burned.
A l»arn, costing $2(HM), has baca never disappoint.
The Marion lake fishing party re
turned Monday
Dr. Prill stated
they had plenty of fish, but that it«
rained every day but two while they
were at the lake.
constructed near the depot in Leb
Taken up I have taken up seven anon for the Muetxe dray com|>anv
shoals, 2 black and 5 jersey reds, The barn, now completed, has all
which were ravaging my fields. The the modern. up-to-date improve
owner can have them by paying for ments. A dance was arranged for
the cost of this notice. J. Ko tan.
tonight as a sort of house warming.
Cha«. Wesely will receive a car
Theodore Roosevelt, private citi
load of cement the first of next zen. was in Portland for 20 minutes
week. A special price will be made if Monday afternoon. Mr. Roosevelt
taken at West Scio. Leave your has almoat lost hto habitual head
order* at the Weselv hardware store line position in newspapers. How
and
J. S. STICHA’S
yVeo? Corj^c/ionen/
Harold Peery and hia friend Frank
Washington. July 20. From Mi.-
Gibbs,
came down from Springfield
Ed Umphrey. an Albany cament
000 to 100.000 lives have Ireen loot
man. came over Wednesday morn yesterday. They drove on over to
in the floods in the vieinitv of Can
ing and commenced work on the Newport today.
ton. China, according to a cablegram
erection of the walls for the Chas
When the morning mail is late,
to the state department t«Miav from
Wesely garage
our rural carriers scour. They are
Pekin.
Consul General ("heshire
City Marshal J. N. Weddle was required to wait for a belated mail ha* apja-aled for all the aasistancr
on the streets Monday, after recov one hour.
that can la* rendered by the navy
ering from a alight bi I Imus attack
The little son of 1). (' Ray. aged department.
Newt says he lost about 20 pounds apout 1H months, drank some petro-
in weight in consequence.
lium and hto life to despaired of.
Reports of excellent gram crop*
Mr
Ray
lives
in
the
Jordan
country.
For Sale A number of good milk
come from almost every direction
thoroughbred duroc gilts, elligible
0» register. Will sell or exchange
for first-class cow*. Inquire at The
Physician
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locality.
cows for sale, exchange for fat cows
Mill City will hold a school fair
or stock hogs My cowi will freshen on October 9
Prixes will lie given
within two months.
T. J. Petitt for Needle work, vegetable products,
and Son. Scio, Ore.
poultry products, mechanical work
For Sale or Exchange Several and drawing
T*
DR A. G. PRILL
Dr. Prill d<M*s not fancy running
into winter weather when on a sum
mer outing
They were in both
snow and sleet storms while the
party was at Marion lake last week.
The Tribune family to indebted to
Dr. Prill for a fine 19-inch Marion
lake trout. Dr. Prill has. also, de
velops about one dozen photo-
grai*htc views made by him while
on the trip.
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Staple and Fancy Groceries
Queensware, Glassware, Etc.
Field and Garden Seeds
Cash Paid for Veal, Hogs. Flidea and Caacara Bark
Prices Right
*
Ltoe and Let Lite
Our Afoffo
J. F. WESELY .
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OREGON
in Scio at once.
ever. snother presidential campaign
A victory in the European war
Bachelors and old maids are out is near at hand when he will be apt dejiends from whence the dispatch
of luck at Berne. Switzerland
In to recover the lost posit urn. some to dictated. If from Berlin. Ger
addition to paying the ordinary in what.
I many wins: if from Paris or London
come tax on 1500 or over, the un- ]
9,000,000 to the numlH*r of men the allies win. Always the losers
lucky one* arc taxed 5 per cent for killed, wounded and taken prisoners have a large number killed, wound
enjoying single blessedness.
of all the nations now engaged in | ed and taken prisoners.
If one
Hay which had been cut was not
injured so badlv over In the Albany
prairie as in the section about Crab*
tree. We had two heavy rains in
this locality which the country west
of l-elmmm escaped.
the greatest of European war*, says would simply keep tally of the losses
a French authority. Russia. Ger-, on either side, the armies ready to
many, Austria. France, England. | do l«ttle would be mall.
Belgium. Servia. and Italy have
suffered in the order named, the
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greatest placed first.
President Wilson's vacation of
three weeks is now over and he to
hack on the job. al Washington. D.
C. Something will be doing in the
next few day* relative to both the
European and Mexican wars.
The crops over in the Albany
prairie are somwhat superior U>
those in this locality, said 8. W.
Falkner of Shelburn, last Saturday
He was returning front a visit to
hi* mother who resides «till on the
old donation homestead near Tail
man and who to now 9N year* old.
The old lady ha* remarkably good
health for one of her great age.
Th«* hay crop over th«-re while some
what bleached, will make good
At the invitation of Chas. Weaely,
Mr. Smith, of the feed store. Riley
Shelton, our efficient road super*
visor and the editor of The Tribune
were given a very enjoyable ride
over to Albany in Mr. Weedy's new
Keo Tuesday afternoon
Plumbing or Tinning
Scio Livery and Feed Stables
Having lately purchased these stables, it to <>ur
aim to conduct a first-class livery ami feed »table
in every respect.
We are adding new team*
'and rigs which, with accomodating and courteous
service, we feel sure will appeal tn the public.
Hack* meet all trains.
Rigs for commercial
men a specialty.
Our price* are reasonable
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TURNER •& WILEY, Proprietors
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