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About The Scio tribune. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1914-1917 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 12, 1915)
Tbe Tkrice a-Weck Edition IOWA’S WALLED LAKE. ot Tie New York World Quite a number of Sweet H*»me p»-*>|4c sprat the day at I'aeradla last Sunday. They report a goodly numl«*r of people at the spring» * I Th«- year 1914 has lawn the nn»»t extraordinary in the history of trMxivrn times. It has witnraanl th«* outbreak of th«- great Europran war. a struggle an titanic that it make» all «»then« look small. Our hustling real ratale man. W . C. Taylor, reports that hr has l»-**n itMtrumenlal in renting thr«*r of our nr-arbv farms this «ra«on. Ihr place» nan oil arc: Mr». M E Putnam's farm to J L. Ward of Turner; P. F ami K. Crabtree's farm to W You live in momentous timro and Gun Smith of Salem ami Wm C. *^iu ahouM not miss any of th«* tre- R Dew Taylor's farm to M«-*«.»r« F I mentioua event* that are occurring. No other new»|>ai»-r will inform you ell ami Froman of Is-liam.n. with the promptness and chvaptw»» of the Thricv-a-Week Edition of the New York World. Moreover, a year's suimcnption will take you far into our next presidential campaign John Bailey, who ho* ha-i a severe attack <■! apiM-tvhcitin. is al»l«- to I»- •bout without having to go to the h.wpital, a* waa rc|»irti«l in last wis-k's imuM* of th«- Tritium* The Thricv-a-Week World's regu Th«- sign ''Garage" »till hang«-» at lar subscription price is only SI tier th«* front of the Watkimis hall We' year and this j«ys for !&♦» pajier». are going to watch it. I*crha|*s it We offer thi» un«*qualle<l n« w»|«a|»-i might grow ami Th«- Scio Tribune together for II R Slavens and family left last SI .f«i The regular price is S2.2S. Thursday morning for an ext«-oded - If you want th«* Oregonian, the visit in I-Astern t>r«-gon, going over 1 Journal or the Telegram, we will the McKenzm mute. furnish it to you at lew than Win. K<tchrn. of Crawfordsville, “bargain day" rates, providing you h working in the blacksmith stop are a »ulwcriU-r to The Tribune. while Mr. Slaven» is on a visit. Eor Sale We have In-eri informe«l that Prof Carney, who was hired a« princqial A valuable farm 310 acr«-s. six i of th** high school fur the year. has miles west of lwbanoti. 1‘Jii acres ■ r«*»igm-«i his |»toitj<>n as such and No in cultivation, balance oak grub ; will not I m * here this v»*«r. applications have I»*en sent in for pasture land. Fair homa-and barn. I the place as yet g.HMl small orchard, within one-half j Mr*. 1.a ver. a half mater of th«» mile of railroad, on R. F. D. route, j t'xiwitz children, ha* ba®n visiting Th«* farm has good natural drainage , them thia w«-ek. and is regard«*«! as one of the lM*at farms in that locality. All of th«* Georg** and Levy Ellis' brother of cultivated land has l»-en ,-*e«-d«-d to Iowa, is visiting them thia week a« clover. For price and terms write is also their stater. Mrs. Nordyke of Oakville or st»- The Scio Tribune. Scio. Ore J. A. Thompson Fiat his house on thc fartn acrnes thè river by fin* No one one night laat werk. living in ih«- house at the time. it look» rather qu«mr. Mystsey In ths Wslsr snd ths gtsnss Yhsl Surmund |L O im * uf I he . urto» 11 lx. of the wxO to Ike "W«iled Ink» a hundred nil Inn went i»f l«utH>.|Ue Is Muni» two <«» thrw- fee« higher than the surruundlng «urfs-e th» lak» b»» a wall tee «••< Wide on the bottom sad Bvs feet on the tup awl Ihs «al. vartaa In height from ten to nfleen feet Tbe nxeS rw markable clrvumaiato-s -xinoe ted with thl» »trvnge lake to that the atone« used In the conMrw- Hon of thia wall vary fr-rur three to !«■» t».und» la weight and tf-ere are no «tonea what «never In the entire .-«MtntrT aurronnd Ing the lake for ivs or tea mltoa There to no word hl»l«ry or Indian legend to tell who brought tb.we «tones tn build this wall, and to make ths •▼M more my »lifting a twit of w.»»1 land half a mile In length .-ompoaed of ■wk surround« ibe take With thl» ei - »(.«Ion the entire country to a rolling pralrte The tree« must have been planted about the »am» time the wall waa built In KM there Wan a great •torn«, and the kw and the lake brwks d<>wu a large r«art of the wall and the farmer« living in the .-ountry were otiilged tn rr|*alr Ibe wall to prevent their fam» from tiring fl-«.drd Thia --ur1<ni« lake .oters a ground «nrfac» of XMWl a. re» and the water is twen ty live fret drep ami a» void and clear as |.-e No one »renia to tw able to tell where the «vatrr goes to or <>ui«w froth, but It to always fresb ami clear <’ tjlllwrt Per-rival in Health Rsisa oy an g ».«»»gusa». Min.» IMI th« city of Mevxtoaa la Argentina hna not sr-cted » atnvcturs above on« story In height In that ya«ir ths grsalsat dtoasts>r which svar hsfsil ths pla.w an narthquak« daHnollshrd th- t»wn, and the Inhabitants bar« been haunted oror «inc» by the fear of a raturn of such a lw«h»ati»t Ttie ruins of the great cathedral. sh«se »alls crushed down u|»>n the crowd of supplicant/ who had gstiwrwl within » William G. Amos DENTIST Mra. K. M P«wt left for her home in Ridgefield, Wash.. Tueaday. Main St. near Grant I'tteMv* ItMWprisdtent M Ijrbanon • • • Stanley Keith, of the Keith Cash Store, made a visit to Eugvn«* one •lay last week and returned Sunday, bringing with him hi» bride, they bavin« been married while hr was making th«* viait. « tlrvgon Maar S*-uts •It i» «trans«- lhat IM» an- t»> »<>m rn on «hr '«-tvli at the fnltr-d State- sui-r.-tiH- ' un remarked Mr» OaM> i a» .hr .»««I op from her paper "It I» «t ran«-" agrred Mr <tabb “Thut roun always baa the laet word «'Itr lnnatl Ktuiulrw A Gres* Gift They mi »« w I s «pirn-ltd In amateur thee trien la “Mho's a «rnnrler Mhe ran make the tp.wt iwlnfut tragedy a »rwtrre of gen «•«• an.it..-meet I ife Miaa Nellie Maynard left Tuesday morning fur Portland Threahing «rasun opened around Sweet Home today «CITY AfWiNITI urna non I Writing Musis. There I» reeaoe tn regard the Hindus and the Chinese as In p r ana sa ín a of arme form of musical notatloa The Greek» hnd » erstem of writing mtwk hut Its omjwehenslon eradea ua The latín notation was like that of the Gtwetts In this «ne particular alpha Iwtl I gerrerally accepted tradition credi *«« «¡regnrv with the reducttaa of t ■ • <le to the m tave and the nam Iti* of the «even not«-* a «errl ’S which h-- ■ n o onlv won for him the - re41t ..f i . i-*-ntl<*n of the art ef writlag mu»l< Sew York gun Ta Mar, ”1 <tiiln i want any «Mu- to kn«w I vm be«.- "It a all right. I'll k.»-i- It dark."—at Coula il lobe 1 «rinarrai Complete Exhibits in All Departments Flying Machine AEROMANE EIJGHTS EACH DAY By Aviator Gus Stromer. of I aroma. MUSIC BY KNIGHTS PYTHIAS BAND Thursday, September Wednesday, September 8 No. I. 2:30 trot, 4 mile heats, 3 in 5 $125 No. 2. 2:25 pace 4 mile Iwata, i in 5 $125 No. 7. 2:20 trot 4 mile heats, $ 75 No. H. 2:IB pace. 4 mile heats, No. 4. ♦ mil«* buggy horse race for farmers, race horses barred $ 25 No. 9. | mile dash | mile dash - No. 5. 4 mile pony race, racing stock barred 3 in 5 in 5 $125 $ 75 No. 10. t mile pony race, racing $ 10 No. 6. 14 mile relay race at 10:30 a. m. A Million stock barred - - - $ 10 No. 11. 14 mile relay race at 10:30 a. m. Friday, September 10 Seneca Successes L**d to the Señera telling p<4»< y — Your mrmry herb wtthmit queetirm. when • Seneca Camera it tnJd, it aart u>ki. TKrt’r hr«au«e <»< its tuperiontv of equipment, ita ease of mampuhtwm and the picturet ii nukn old > Ueantale, W hl* HMgtaa wire, how I. hr getting along In liter» III Intel Hr ahmild tw doing well Wig had an lively an lutagitMllou giti» oh hr . doing •plrtidldly now lir a »pwlallslug lu »*t-u»ro for luar rtad tura -«'hl. ago S««r* in and N. M. Newport Attorney at law Queer Prieenetw. In «he arventire of the laat reels«? life In Montenegro wan not compiei I traveler relates "At that Um» the adult male i»-ptilatl-t» was away fight • ng and al times there was no one to .part- to gn»rd the Inmates of the pris >>n when ««it for »Vereine «li» of them Wnttld tt>. n he given the rifle and take over the dtitv Prisoner» also ware •mt wi’h «r-s-agre One went down t.. t »«tar . In liwtrtan territory with .»«> fl..rtn« for the hank<-r there and ilth’ii’ v dell-ered the money and wan tn pHw>n al night Another M«n I« i - In lw*Kg«d a tlu»«lsn In cattar» to In«--«' ede for hla rehwae from pria .» Put iei are not in prison ." aaM tl„. tin Msn Oh yes I am I have on!» «una here for a load of »kina and must go tmrk “ ■ VW* ■ *> Í .< SCIO, OREGON September 8, 9,10 Ern«*st Scholl went to Portland Monday mormng to attenti thè frati- vitics of buyer» wro-k Ora. Ywr Groat •«•«•«. The 1er —I • i.igw tn the world la that .f th.» Or»! .I Pi-era House In Parte II I« t*a» frw wide ttearly 300 fVw* la I. : th tad «8» tert high The height te •»I ft. tit the level of ths »«age to the «Ilea “ th.- .«»>-- of the Metmtw-tltan tvper« Hmi-e Xrw York ■ Ity. la MH fee* wMe Mt tm deep and TT feet high and >. t.i,.«.«1 to tw the large»« la the Cat txt Mlat<w ISMwIna An»wero Famous County Fair of the Willamette Valley H. B. CHESS ATTORNEY AT LAW l>r ( fi . «I mim I •» a »»mina hr Id »•■ id»tosi town Iles shout S .... trocí the n.-w tu»n »0-1 I» a mass yf rulus. «»r-eiy » «lug'* -uainlng intact No. 12. 2:IB trot. 4 mile heata, 3 in 5 No. 13. 2:15 pace. 4 mile hrnta, 3 m 5 $/5(1.1 Ml No. 14. / mile dash $/00.00 No. 15. 4 mile saddle horse race for fnrmers $ 10.00 14 mile relay race, purse three days $100.00 a No. 16. $150.00 One thing atiout Seneca Camema that appesi« to the uaer, b their aimplkity. Ì mi cat gn rwht to work making perfert picture« the day you get your inatna- COUNTY SCHOOL FAIR AND BABY SHOW i STOCK PARADE EACH DAY DURING FAIR FREE CAMPING GROUNDS Season I i< kets $1.25 Day Tickets 50 Cents *UÌ a-’** V • • - h - - ; «VT» •’Ä , • S h -
