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About The Scio tribune. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1914-1917 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 12, 1915)
fl '■ *9 A ' f • • " »• • ♦ * f. ,*• ■ a » * - • ■ * •*- A •« liftl I BMH OrfUC TH llULLMllU dLLhO I U The front of the Chas. W«wely garage building is living lai«i with <-em«-nt blocks I Bio Home Talent for the Linn County Fair Bt Wheat is quoted at 95 cents per Rings F. M French A Son. Albany, Oregon. bushel by our local buyers. The Scio city council has decreed I Rotterdam, Aug 10 Guy McKmght came down from There is that all future >ud««walks «^instruct ' much talk in Holland of the p> idn- Mill Qty Saturday afternoon. J. A. Bilyeu now drives a new ed on Main street, »hall lie of con Illy of opening a discus-i-m between crete construction the lad 11 gv rents on peace terms Hx- Ford car, purchased last Saturday R B Miller, who has been rcwid-J <x>urant publishes today an article N. D. Kerfhaver, a retired l«eb- from anonymous diplomatic »«uree* anon groceryman. spent Tuesday in ing in Albany for several years, ha* return«rd to Jeff«>rson to tak«* «diarge urging that an immediate IM-see Scio. of his 15 acre fruit orchard farm might la* possible, if m*l ««nay. ar><| Purr bred Unroln buck lamlis for The party who purcliam*«l th«1 farm recommended that th«* press of the sale. See or write Jess Rodgers. fail«*«l to make good, hence the re neutral countries undertake O h - task Scio, Ore. "of m«<«liation and reconciling «nd moval to Jefferson. Ex-President Taft is billed for an removing the error».” The Albany Herald's new* writer addr«w before the Portland Bar as The Dutch wili-war k*ei Be at a got somewhat mixed on his crop re sociation August 22 meeting last week ad<>pt«*«i a reso ports a few days ag«>. He Mated For Sale A sec* »nd hand Over lution tiiging the Dutch giwi-mnuut fact* concerning the spring grain land auto for sale at a bargain. Cali to call a conference of the neutral yields and that the fall grain hs«l at The Tribune office. powers in the interest •»( i ■»•««-»'. the not yet been cut. Just reverse your to conference to sit until the «-nd of Mrs. W. A. Cross went down statement. Brother. Fall grain is 1 for Clackamas Wt«dn«*day morning, always harvested before th«- spring the war for th«* purpose ol piejiar- mg for ami introducing oM-diMlnm a few days visit with relatives grain. measur«*» at the proper time Mrs. Walter Bilyeu and her aunt, The article in the Couranl «MV« tn Mrs. J. R Gill, came over from oarl. Allwny lost Saturday morning. "Although th«- pro-1<«•-«» of the S. B. Tycrr, a game ward«*n of Germanic powers now ar«1 better Brownsville, was in town Tu«wday. than they ever were hff/ore. <h«v looking after game matters cannot hope for a •»•I Ilettimi by Mr and Mrs. J. A. Bilyeu and !■ Iba tat«««" <1 tta ic» Ttaal« battle, and therefore. wiser counwls Mrs. J. N. Weddle with Gail Jones may prevail. As to th«- British, It as choeffer. drove down to Salem is not impotauble that they will ulti Sunday mately listen to the voice of r< .«*>ii Dr. T. K. Sanderson went up to There is no reason whv th« oppon the Breitcnliush hot springs Tuea- ent» should offer conditions that day to soak out or wash out an at This clever hill will hohl th«- board* would only prolong th«- «ar unduly. tack of the rheumatism. Saturday evening, furnishing pl«-ntv Th«1 re are incr«*a«ing sign« that inter Mr and Mrs. A. FL Randall and In of amusement for all who attend. national bxtnd is decrva-iiig Postmistress Miss Ihusy Buckner the not too disinnt futuie th« 1 («-»'pie Don't mias thia big stock exchange arc taking a vacation at l«ondon acene, showing how stocks are ma ol Europ«- will demand to know how prings. in lame county. nipulated on a large scale and how lung the war M »till tu last " For Sale or Exchange - Several •easily a man may win or lose a thoroughbrrd du roc gilts. eHigible fortune, betting on Wall Street. It Watch and Jewelry Repairing to register. Will sell or exchange 1« a acene of intense excitement from for first-class cows, inquire at The first to last Sigurd l«andstron>. Jeweler al Tribune office. The lh««atre has Isx-n rente«! out Isdianon. Ore., requests this papvr Joe Poindexter informs The Tri right for th«* occasion as the pro to announce that he will imy trans bun«1 that he will move to Scio just ceeds are to be use«! for promoting portation on all repair work sent as MM>n as his house is vacant which the Linn County Fair. to him and that the work will lie he expects will lie within the next The propl«1 chosen for the cast of done at the lowest price and done two weeks this play have proven their worth in right, fully guaranteed. If you want any of the daily the confidence reposixl in them ami Wrap your watch or other article (Miliers. The Tribune will get them a splendid performance is assured. for repairs carefully and send by for you at Bargain Day rates, pro The Cast parcel pwt with your name Mid ad- viding you pay for The Tribune one Jim Errol, the Westerner drew in th«- upper nght hand corner year in advance. Jack Waltemcyer and Sigurd Landstrom will do the Oscar Fjchenger. a farmer living Harry I aw ton J. S. Sticha rest up Thomas creek, was tearing down Mathew lawton an ol<l building last week. A board, Forrest W<MMlinanM*e with several rusty nails therein fell Andrew Burke Roger Cain and caught his left wrist, making Mart Ferris EL ii. Hobson several deep an«I painful wounds. Simon Deans Jack Ownbey In the near future a monster Home 7 alent Will be produced for the benefit of the Linn County fair After mnaiclrring ways and means with which to raise the funds for the Fair. a Home latent was decided upon and is now in preparation. Th«1 play is a well known Society Comedy "JIM THE WESTERNER" Mrs. C L Butler and neicra. the sses Maude and Ruth Workman, of Auburn, arrived in Albany Mon day morning an«i left on the C. A E. for Scio where they will visit with Mrs. Nancy Bilyeu and other relatives in that district -Albany Democrat. Satuniay evening. August 14. Don't miss it. Seats on sale at John Weselv’a store. Every body come and belt» boost for the Fair. Bid* Wanted Rids wanted for sawing into inches. 40 cord* of 4-foot tir wood, and 10 conia of 4-foot <>ak wo«id. also bui» for stonng thè ahove into thè baaement of achool house. Bids Freil Bilyeu and ('hrster (offev dose August 20 and all work must autoed over the southern «-nd of the be compieteti by Septemler 1, 1915. J. F Wesely, county Tu«*day, posting Linn Coun- ty fair bills. Their itinerary covered Lebanon. Sodaville. Waterloo, Sweet Home. Foater, Holley, Crawfords ville. Rowland. Harrisburg. Halsey, Shedd* and Tangent Densmore A large, of the Scio J F. Wrsely left Saturday morn ing for a trip to the Crown mine» near Gates The purp«we of his trip was to make a numlwr of photo graphic views of the mines. A num ber of eastern and ls«han«>n capital ists visited the property at that time • HKg Mary I aw ton Mrs J. S Sticha Mr*. Simon l>ean» Mrs E II Hobson Jessie Deans Vella Brenner Cash Produce Ce„ are in the market for wheat, oats and barley at high est market quotations, quality con sidered. We prefer to buy in car load Iota. It might pay you to •* us before w-lling. a» we are repre- writing one of the largest of Port- land's Graia Kip.rimg firms. Drama, Thm story is well told and full of amusing situations as well as a touch of pathos. The M>n of a well to d«» business man is driven away from home through the evil workings of his father’s [larlner. This same man has robbed and left penntlese. Jim. calh*«i as a nick name ’The Westerner.” Jim has tries! to find him but failed, and after M-ttlmg up hi« Lilis in N<-w York is going back West, but first d«-ci<les to call u|>on the girl he is in love with. There he finds hvi brother being driven from home by the sain«* man wh<» tried to ruin him. He sav«w the brother, and sets to work to save the father and son fr>>m ruin and after many complications. »ucceeds in fret-ing them from th«1 grasp of a heartl«*ss man Di«* hor**i racing deacon and his Itase ball betting wife, keep the fun going fast and furiously. Die cast is an exceptionally good one. each one being chosen to represent a particular type of part Every ora- la working hard to make this one of the biggest sue- ccwmi - s ever produced in Scio, and the proceeds are to go to help out a worthy cause. They aretfc>r th«1 Linn County Fair, in which •-very one is interested, and will help to make it bigger and better than heretofore Watch for th«- date and don't miss this clever little play, as it will prove the treat of the season. RESERVED SEATS ON SALE AT JOHN WEEKLY'S STORE I .4 Most Pleasant Evening may A T Lullus’ Billiard Hall Confectionery, Soft Drinks Cigars, I obacco, Etc. YOU ARE ALWAYS WELCOME r ou jQre Sure of a Good 7 ime AT FRED OHLEMIER st------ A- w.J- -j .1 - AL...A— « v**SW* w -WOT •*» *nw «ssrvaww His Experience is Wurth M to You Repairing a Sis-cialty NEWPORT Satisfaction Guaranteed I T. K. Sanderson DENTIST I Itone 27-7 OREGON DR. A. G. PRILL Physician and Surgeon Calls Atten<l«*«i Day or Night «•ntitled This (day has iss-n one of the most successful bills ever produced, it has been played m all the high class stock companies of the large cities and by some of our best road companies. BENEFIT PLAY HOME TALENT Plumbing or Tinning Coming! omin BRING ABOUT PEACE In two weeks, if the weather con Only <M»e month to the fair, Gel tinues favorable, all crops will be Dipl »nuts Ihn That War Mi{ht your exhibits reaxly. save«!, that is to say the gram crops EaM At O k « if Slip John Kelly is spending some days We make a specialty of Frit-nd- at the farm this week. ship. Engagement an«l W«*dding Art Irte« J. T. Pettit informs The Tribune that he has exchanged his farm, dairy stock, horses, etc., for proper ty at or near Vancouver. Wash and will move thereto next week. Mr. Pettit and family are good citixrns and every liody regrets to have them leave us. * »*.«>»• ' : * í-fe-.o-ZÍ» st Prochasks A Boyanovsky are hav I mg their store buildmg repainted LOCAL BREVITIES ‘ a ».*sw All round Seashore Resort on Yaquina Bay and th«- Pacific ocean. A place of charm and Beauty. A Delightful Restful Atmosphere Newport offers wide variety of recreations and entertainments. There are plenty of hotels, Itoarding houses, cottages, and camping accommodations Newport is an ideal place to semi the family. Our illustrated folder "Newport” will interest you. A postal will bring it. LOW ROUND TRIP PARKS from all points on SOUTHERN PACIFIC Two Traina a day from Albany Inquiries fur ticket» and information will re ceive courteous attention from nearest «rent 9
