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About The Scio tribune. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1914-1917 | View Entire Issue (July 29, 1915)
f * ft •• • -sf . “ 1 r- ¡» >'• »•%* A k • * ■ LOCAL BREVITIES R E Peery went up to the Crown mines Wednesday morning Mr. Stewart, of this city, expects to move tn Albany next week, The Scio Tribune 11.26 per year Dr. Hobaoo reports the birth of a baby girl to Mr. and Mrs Charle» Polk county has oiled 50 miles of Rhoda on Tuesday her county highways at a cost or 12600 For Sale—A second hand (»ver- Sheriff D. II Hodina was in town land auto for sale at a I mu gain Call Ttwaday morning, looking after offi at The Tribune offi«*. cial business. The Scio Mutual Telrjihone mm- The Tribune family is indebted to pany connects«! Its toll lines with Ed Wraely for some very excellent th«* Bell system this week, z » Marion lake trout. Dr. Prill went to Portland Tues day. expecting to drive a new Over Dr. H<>1 won was called to Stayton yesterday, to aasist Dr Bruer in a land car back on Wednesday. surgical operation. Re(M>rts from the Albany prairie Supervisor W. A. Gilkey is l«M>k- farms say that wheat is yielding ing after the cutting of Canada from 20 to 30 bushels per acre. thistles pretty thoroughly. The slight rain and continuous Mrs. E. G. Arnold retume«l from cloudy weather for the |>aal few an Allwny visit to her brother. R days, makes our farmers anxious Eiperiaeatal f / - /. • u .• <íft • > 4 E. J. Daley's crop of early peach ea proved a failure. For some reason the peaches rotted on the tresw before they were npe. His later varieties, however, promise a bountiful crop. • • * * Dr. T. K. Sanderson J. S. STICHA'S Neu) Confectionery Wg Arc Headquarters for the Bed! Grade of Goods Carried in Our Line >41 >4»< A Most Pleasant Evening may be Spent I [ I L Fallus’ Billiard Hall Confectionery, Soft Drinks Cigars, 7 obacco, Etc. YOU ARE ALWAYS WELCOME ><ji><aaa*aD> Scio Livery and Feed Stables Having lately purchased these stables, it is our aim to conduct a first-class livery and feed stable in every respect. We are adding new teams and rigs which, with accomodating ami courteous service, we feel sure will appeal to the public. Hacks meet all trains. Rigs for commercial men a specialty. Our price» are reasonable TURNER & WILEY. Proprietors. Rome» and Jul*»«. "Ws« Rome fn(in<tert hy RomaoP* Portland. Agents for the sale of qnlrvd s pnptl <•( the tesrher the stock were in Scio some three 'N«, m« sr*t>." replied tbe «ri«» ■ or four years ago. but so far as are “It was Jatlet who was farad dead by \m>w . no stock was sold here. While Frank Buskirk was unfortunate enough to get the third finger of hie right ham! caught between the derrick rone and a pully. Monday afternoon, resulting in the loss of the machine seemed to he everything the emi of the linger and the mang represented, the stock saies evidently, a swindle ling of the rest of it. 4 i tf » DENTIST Work at repairing ami renovating the Scio hotel will begin within a few days. Owing to the money stringency, Mr. Warwick will not undertake the construction of a new building thia year. The old build- i mg will be ready for use in plenty i of time to take care of visitors to i Scio rnvds a few more men who, the fair. like Chas. Wrarlv. aye willing to do things. There are others, who seem The trial of the exploiters of the as progressive and enterprising as U. 8. Cashier machine in selling Mr. Wesely. We speak of him be stock throughout the Borthwaat, is cause of his pnwent activities. exciting considerable attention ip ♦ If you want any of the daily |M*i>ers. The Tribun«* will grt them Hon. JefferwMi Myers *»f Portland for you at Bargarn l»ay rate«, pro- a native of Scio. pawl through the viding you pay for The Tribüne one Phone 27-7 city last evening on his way home year in advanrr from an extensive trip through Ore OREGON SCIO gon It wa» made in company with -------- » hi s top want ——— President Kerr, of the O. A. C-, on Plumbing or Tinning a visit to the different experimental stations of the state in charge of —wot DR. A. G. PRILL (he Agricultural college They went FRED OHLEMIER down in the east side, first examin Phyuciaa and Surgeon ing the station at Hermiston, travel Calls Attended Ills Experience is Worth Money ing by automobile, covering the Day or Night to You eastern Oregon trip that way. going I SCIO -:- ORE. down into the Klamath country and Repairing a Specialty back by way of Medford The) Satisfaction Guaranteed found things in good shape, all the experimental stations making a go»<1 showing. Mr. Myers thinks the work of the O. A. C. a great WHEN IN TOWN STOP AT for the farming interests of the slate. Albany Democrat. Warren Hulburt, of West of Al We make a specialty of Friend bany. mowed too green hay in his ship. Engagement ami Wedding liarn, resulting in both hay ami Ixrn Albany, July 26. That plans are Rings F. M French & Sun. Albany. burning developing satisfactorily for the Oregon David Roas, an old time engineer establishment of a paper mill at this on th«* Woodburn branch line, died city, w hich will I m * one of the largest Perry Bilyeu is the first to report at his home in Albany Thursday nt plants of its kind on the Pacific threshing operations. Owing to last winter frosts, the grain made a last week. cast is the declaration of R Thomas small yield. George Griffin was in town Wed of Portland. who is promoting the C H Stewart, Arch Hammer and nesday. He stated sickrww in his project. A sight for the plant has be«n D. S. Smith were in Scio Tuesday family had delayed the starting of his hay baler , srle<*u*<l north of thia city adjoining advertising the big Bryan meeting a string <>f lake«, which makes the in Albany on Friday. If Friday is a reasonably good Mrs. S M Fletcher, daughter and day and you want to do busim-w* location ideal. Mr. Thomas is the sun of Salem, came up last Sunday with a majority of Scio |w*<>ple. you owner of a process for the manufac and are visiting at the home of her will have to go to Albany to do it ture of pa|>er from various kinds of brotner, W. D Reed. Prof and Mrs White, tnc princi Oregon timber that cannot be uti lized in paper manufacture through L. F. Smith, of Portland, cam«* pal of our public and high schools, proceasrw in general use For that up last Saturday evening for an came over from Allmny in quest of reason the industry which he is pro over Sunday visit with his brother- u house in which to live. Wednes jecting will lie a big one for this day. in-law. Dr. T. K. Sanderson. state. President Prill stat«*« that our J M Munkers, of Brownsville, coming fair will lie the best ever. died at Newport on July IM. aged Albany Gate Frat Wheat He is now securing an aeroplane to 75 years. He was a brother of make flights every day of the fair. Preston and T. M Mufikcra, early Albany. July 28. The first 1915 Scio pioneers. Mrs Rrb«*cca Morris, a resid«*nt wheat received in Albtrny was deltv- of the forks of the Santiatp many The man J«*nnmgs, who is snid ered al the R»-d Crown mill, of the years ago moved to Scio, last Thurs to have stolen an automobile at Portland Flouring Mills ComtMuiy day and is domiciled in the Pruitt Seattle and then ran away with today. It came from the farm of property on the South aide another man's wife near Tangent, Edward Holloway, about four miles For Sale or Exchange Several was captured near Grants Paas Southeast of Albany, It tested 62 thoroughbre«! duroc gilts, elligible It is reported that Linn county pounds to the bushel and was of to register Will sell or exchange people now at Loma. Montana, have splendid quality. Threshing >>egan for first-claM cows Inquire at The lost all their splendid wheat crop by in this county Monday, but rain Tribune office. hail. Geo. M Devaney and Chris interfered today. N. I. Morrison is treating his C. Bilyeu, well known in Scio, are Wheat tjjus far threshed, is run business property to a new coating among the numtier. ning from 20 to 30 bushds to the of paint. Chester Cxiffey is the acre The Tribune editor acknowledges artist Much other business proper a nicely printed invitation to serve ty and residences need the «am«* Radio Crosses Croates Pacific as one of the Bryan reception com treatment. mittee at Alliany Friday, also com Cha*. Wesely will receive a car Tokio, Japan. July 27. Wirele* plimentary tickets to the chautauqua load of cement the first of next communication was successfully in grounds to h«*ar the address week A special price will be made If augurated today between the new One yrar ago this week, the Euro taken at West Scio. I*eave your station at Funabashi and the Haw If either of the orders at the Wenelv hardware store pean war began aiian Islands. Messages by wtrel«*»» warring nations have gained any in Scio at once. between Japan and the Doited States thing by the immense slaughter of Mr. ami Mrs. M C. Gill and Miss will I m * remi lar ly accepted in the men and the enormous cost in dol Grace return«*«! from their California near future lars. the neutral world is unable to trip last Sunday morning. They see it. were gone just a month and had a most enjoyable time visiting relatives I. Hoagland, now living in Shel and the big fair. burn. is building a new residence in R. M The excursi«»n train on the C. & Scio ami expects to move thereto as Albany on Friday to the Bryan E from Detroit to Albany on Bryan «»n as practicable. He says he has m««eting, leaving promptly at » a. day. will imum Munkers at 10:48 a. j liven working in and near Scio for m. Fare 75 cents for round trip. m., ieturning in the evening to the toe past three or four years and 50 cents tine way. same place at 7:04 The fare is If desires to live nearer his work. for the round trip. * « Sri«. Tribun«* onr yrar for SI 25 W. Cyrus. Monday morning. .X * * •- j, ■ » A light rain visited Scio W«lnea- day morning Ih , ADVERTISE IN THE SCIO TRIBUNE AND GET I V RESULTS- *
