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Farmers are busy with their fail THE CITY ELECTION
seeding.
ONE MONTH HENCE
The new barber shop seems to be
doing a gixxi buainee*
A* the lime for ihe annual city
Grandma Rice la visiting her
Salem's lag bridge haa been dosed daughter. Mrs. R H. McCarter of
to travel because It ia pronounced Independence.
Rev. C, A. Wooley, who preached
dangerous.
In
Sew» several years ago. died at
The hop market ia trending up
hia
home in Eugene Tuesday
ward while the price of grain ia on
After next Sunday meat bills for
a
number
of our nimrod families
The annual meeting of the stock
will
be
more
Fried pheasants will
holder * of the Scio condeneery wae
be
a
thing
of
the
past.
held yesterday.
the decline.
election i* near, our ciusrns «hould
give »»me thought a* to who should
be «elected for mayor and council-
mer.
Tliere i* no doubt but what an
effort to improve .Mam street will
lie made next spring ami as the
amount of money which will lie at
the city's disposal will be limited,
we should «elect city officials who
will make every dollar of thia money
accomplish the very first result pos
sible. While we should not rk»<*t
men wh<> would carry ‘he improve
ment idea to liw extreme ami pos
sibly involve the etty unni rrwairily.
we do want men who are farsighted
enough not u» make improvement*
,,f „7emp.,riiry character'
THE
WE ARE AGENTS FOR
DR A. G. PRILL
Pkyxariaa and Sargeen
SANK ARY CROSS
HAIR GOODS
Calls Atbmded
Day or Night
A goud aaam t •
(NUL
SCIO
mmi of Switch
es M cam«i in
»lock ready for
immettiate
de*
livery.
Plumbing or Tinning
In making up your list of paper*
Sheriff Bodine waa in town a
and magazines for winter reading,
short time Tuesday afternoon serv
FRED OHLEMIER
don't neglect to include The Scio
ing legal papers.
Tribune in the number.
Owing to lack of drainage, a
Hi* Experience is Worth Money
It is nffmrted that dancing wa* to j
very little rain makes our Main
to You
he a feature of the public school
street quite sloppy.
Repairing a Spec laity
Hallowe'en social Saturday night,
Mrs. G. H. Davis, of Shanico, to which Principal White objected
Satisfaction
Guaranteed
r
visited her sister, Mrs. W Richard
ALBANY. ORFXiON
For Rent- An eighty-acre farm
Permanent improvement* will re-
son of near Scio, this week.
for (60 per year. Good building« ■ ¡uin- th<- <•>»»
AIMNUOMI .
Mr ami Mrs. R. H McCarter, of
and situate about two and one-half somewhat and for this reason we
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BLAIRSTOWN
near indeumJence. were visiting
IOWA
miles south of Scio. Inquire of J should have tin- be»t financial ability the year.
relatives in this eity leaf week
F. Weeely. Scio.
available at the helm.
Remember Newt Weddle has a
The horse buyer who wa* adver
Another important feature of this
number of the last telepoonee on
tised tn be at both Stavton and Sci<> election, will be the adoption or re
the market. See him at once
on Wednesday, failed to materialize jection of (he urop<aed new charter.
Credit ia about th. beet ae»rl a Farmers who brought horse* bo wll Under our present charter a bonded
p««»r man can have. He should were disappointed.
debt of (5.0<M) may be incured at
guaní it a* he would a priceless
>ti ,,f th«- cit> council . Un
T. M Holt and J. A Bilyeu, after
jewel.
dar
the
new
charter, no bonded in
having used Ford autos for five or
Quite a bunch of i»-«>ple who had six years, disposed of their old cars debtedness may ia» contracted un-
horses to sell were in town yester and bought new ones. Strange to l«-M th« «aine ix aulh->riZ4-«l by ' Un
day. who came by invitation of a say the new cars are both Fords.
people
horse buyer.
All of the features of the new
Dr. Hobson wa* away from home
Dr. Hohson returned from a visit for several davs last week, but we charter have lax-n carefully ptrpar-
to his sister, Mrs. E. C. Peery, who have heard no complaint about loss i"I and to conform to conditions of I
Is ill at a Portland hospital, the first from his chicken coral
Glad of it. the present day. The old charter
wa* for conditions of fifty year»
of the week.
The coral i* in the tiack doory ard
ago.
We make a specialty of Friend of The Tripune family.
Our city council can ami <!<•••*
ship. Engagement and Wedding
Now. according to the opinion of
have
control of the prosperity of
Ring». F M French & Son. Albany. the Slate Game Warden, secured
our town and while we do not want i
Oregon.
yesterday afternoon by the Unn a art of prosperity lioomers who will'
John (Compton, of Independence, county deputy, the last day of the
Why use Blue Vitriol?
be recklc«* in ex|ienditurvs. we do I
came up Tuewlay evening for a visit open season will be Sunday and not
want men who are favorable to such
Formaldhyde is Cheaper and Better
with hia aged parents, Mr. and Mrs. Saturday.
The warden says the
improvement* a* will add to the !
J W Compton.
construction of the law ia that the
permanent health advancement and
Some vandal cut a set of («<> 31st ia included in pie open season,
prosperity of ofir town.
harneas to bits for a Crabtree mer and it will be observed throughout
chant last week
Poor way to get the stste
HAMILTONS'
Watch This Space
Formaldhyde For Grain
ONE POUND 35 Cts.
Sufficient for treating 150
Bushels of Wheat or Oats
Try a Pound and be Convinced
even with a man.
E. C. Peery, after spending a
week with Mrs. Peery in Portland,
returned Sunday cveniiig. leaving
Mrs. Peery there for hospital treat
ment
Harrisburg is circulating petitions
in lame county for a new bridge
across the Willamette river at that
place. Linn county appears to be
willing to build its half.
Fifty years ago the aaarasment
roll of Linn county showed a proper
ty value of (2.500,000, Now the
roll exclusive of the railroads, tele
graphs. etc., shows a value of over
(26.000.000.
Sheriff Ibidine went to Crabtree
SCHOOL. NOTES
yesterday and served a citation on
the parent* of Thomas Easton fur
The literary society will meej for
the appearance of the latter before
the first time Friday. October 29 at
County Judge I) H McKnight at
2:45 p. m. The following program
It
10 o'clock tomorrow morniffk
ia thought that young'Easton, who will lie given:.
Music
Glee Club
is a minor aged about 17. is the
Paper. Origin of Hallowe'en
person who slashed the harness m
Eunice Shimanek
the bam of W J. Turmdgr last
Reading, nelectod
Imreen While
Sunday —Albany Democrat
Some Hallowe'en Superstition*
Florence Smith
' Original Hallowe'en Story
Neva Thayer
Lsave your laundry at the Scio
Hallowe'en J'ranks 1 Have Played
hotel. The basket goes every week
(Hyde Wann
leaving on Monday night and return*
Mu«ic
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Ada Thayer
Saturday morning
Inez liirona* little brother. Kgnith
came to school with her Monday
You may succeed in beating a
neighbor out of a «mall sum and
think you have done a smart triek.
Rut in so doing, you have establish
On Monday Mr. and Mrs. N. 1
ed a character for trickiness which Morrison. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Shelton.
Harry Johnson, the proprietors of
will handicap you all through life.
the
Scio planing milla ami a number
The Waltemryer show troup, after
of
others,
went to Eugene, called
filling a two-week* engagement over Í
there
by
a lawsuit between Mr.
at Tillamook, ia back at Sckf again. |
Morrison
and
a man by the name of
They expect to till engagement* at
Russell.
Mr.
Russell had a piling
Mill City. Jordan and Crabtree with
contract
near
Crabtree
last winter
in the next few day*, still retaining
and
became
indebted
to
a number
Scio as headquarter*
of Scio people. All of the Scio claims
James A. Gilmore, of Northwest were assigned to Mr. Morrison
ern Washington and Joel Faulkner,
of near Tailman. drove over from
Tallman Monday ami were guest*
at Th* Tribune home for the day
Salem. Oct. 2« - Dr. C. L. Ran-
Mr. Gilmore was a resident of Linn
som. of Mill Qty. met his death
county thirty-five years ago. He through the accidental discharge of
•res great changes in l»»th the
his own gun while hunting in the
country and th* towns in that time. mountains near Wilson. Wyoming,
The Portland 1-and Products show
is now on.
The princmal object of
these show* i^not to promote bet
ter land products, but to bring
people who Will »pend m«4»ey to
Portland and the people are begin
ning to appreciate the fact. Port
land is a big eity and w* all lias to
go there, but these extra imlu-e-
menta are getting a little stale.
according to the verdict of the
corooer's jury after the finding of
the body last week
Word of how the physician met
his death reached here for the first
time, with the arrival of the body,
which waa taken to Turner for bur
ial. Dr. Ransom dieappeared Sep
tember 17 when hunting in the Jack-
son Hole country ia Wyoming.
Harold Hough ha* decided to
leave Scio High school for mtn«
time.
The girls have received their new
Imskrt ball and are readv to com-i
metier practicing as soon as they
have a suitable place to play.
The High school students are an
ticipating a g<»od time at the Hallow
e’en party' Saturday night to lie
given at the school house.
Mrs. White was*(a school visitor
Monday afternoon.
The girl* in the advanced Domes
tic Science clam are drafting their
own paterna anil may lie profes
sional dress maker* when they com
plete the course.
A certain young man at the In
dustrial School Fair at Albany, made
the following remark when he saw
the Scio exhibit: "I guess I'll have
to go to *cho«»l at Scio and get
acquainted with some of the good
cooks there."
After several weeks of illness.
Rosie and George Kukacka are in
school again.
Senior Editor
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E. C. PEERY. DRUGGIST
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