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About The Scio tribune. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1914-1917 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 17, 1916)
r- fe <•- ’ ♦ T •X*. iC?,. ♦t» LOCAL BltVITIES Thirty-five ewes for «ale. Enquire of C. IL Sandoa, Scio, Ore and Mr» joe Luia> of near Stayton, are the proud parent« of a babv girl. w* *•* Political Announcements For County Commissi« »ner Good piano for sale at less than half cost price if »>ld aoon. J M. Meiklejohn. General Merchandise I’ urnishing Goods Judge Geo. H. Burnett. is a<’«n»i- date to succeed him«rlf in the «tate Marvin Turner, of Albany, was supreme court In town Monday. William Parrish, of Jefferson wn« Mm Fred Bilyeu went over to looking after businem matters in Albany Monday. Scio Tuesday. Dr. Prill spent Monday and Tues Sheriff Bodine i« now prepared to day in Portland. take care of your money for y«»u. at Top hogs are now worth Si cento least a sufficient amount to jay y« 'ur per pound in Portland. taxre Mrs. J<inir Warner returned last Mr. ami Mrs. A C. Norris >«f Saturday from a Girvallia visit. Shelburn, ha*I a new arrival at ’h«-tr Groceries, Etc PROCHASKA & CO Sturi h Site nf ITt.lgr The Bank of Scio was having some home on February 12. About 19 interior improvements made Tow year« hence «he will lie «mashm/ the day boys heart« A 14-month« old Astoria baby If you want at>y of the daily was smothered to death in a sugar papet«. The Tribune will gel them can recently. for you at Bargain Day rate«, pro- Chanter Coffey left for McMinn viding you pay for The Tribune <>ne ville Tuesday, Mrs. Coffey to follow year in advance. on Wednesday. Mr and Mrs. A. E Randall and Mi«« Daisy Buckner were Portland visitors Monday. Miss Bessie Morris came over from la>l»anon Saturday, returning Tuesday evening. Prof White and several of hi» students went to (kirvallis Monday evening to attend a lecture. Mr«. Nellie Gunsaul« and eon. I^yle ami Miss Dolly Daley, of I A t- anon, visited relative« in Scio laut Sunday. Electrician« must lie plentiful in Oregon, judging from the number of application« filed with Recorder Sticha, for the maution of superin tendent of the light ami water planta. The Tribune is in receipt of a copy of Repreucnative Hawley’s bill No. 10752. introduced in the lower house of congress. February 3. Should the bill become a law. a first class naval I mmc will lie established at the mouth of the Columbia river, capable of constructing all size« of vessels and for their repairs. OREGON W E CHRISMAN 4 SA PINGS DEPOSITS 4 OF MIO PLATFORM With the New Year come thoughts of better time«, of making more money and saving more. Why not add to you» saving« by depositing your money where it will lie al««'lutely safe and «till earn you a liberal rate of interest. Small account« a« well a* large one« are always welcome. All that you need ta do is to mail your deposit« ta this bank. Send check, draft or money order. Banking by mail ia both safe and convenient. If nominated and elected, I will stand for economy and efficiency in all departments of county busim-««, and aa low taxes as is consistent with progress. For a system of good road« to be made along itafe and conservative lines All contracts to be let to the luwrut comoetitive bidder, For a «quarr deal to ever part of the county. ALBANY STATE BANK "«AFKTÏ FLUS SKRNK'K** Dr T. K. Sanderson QB We make a specialty of Friend Two Portland young men were ship, Engagement and Wedding drown«! in the vicinity of Rock Rings F. M French A Son. Albany. Island last week. Thev were making Oregon. a canoe trip from Salem to Portland I«*ap year is now six weeks gone when the river was at flood stage. Phone 27-7 and not a prospect of marriage in A« thev were taking a needless risk, this locality. Wnat’s the matter, their friend« will not receive the SCIO OREGON girls? sympathy a« if the young men had Mrs. Ilenry Steponek entertained lost their lives in a line of duty. the wives of the K. of P. t>and Mon Why not organize a nonpartisan day evening. A most enjoyable political club in Scio ami invite time is reported. speakers of all parties to deliver Notary Public and The community meet at Fox Val occasional addresses’ We have orga Com'cyemor ley grange and at the Mill City nised a Federated church in which public school last Saturday, is re members of all denominations have Abstract« of Title Examined porter! to have I wen a big success. dropped their particular cred al be Only 2249 Unn county voters liefs ami why may we not apply the SCIO OREGON have registered which is hardly one- same rule to politics? We all deaire third of our voter«. If you are not the same result good government. Notice of Final Settleaeat included in the above number, you Ex-President Rooervelt is bound Iwtter get busy. to be a dominating figure in the Figsen Laxative Tablets DENTIST /* A - / OREGON ALBANY With Cascara R. SHELTON Mrs. Edeas Cox. who has twen visiting at the home of her aunt. Mrs. P. H MacDonald for several day«, returned to her home at Springfield Tuesday evening. If you have anything to sell or want to buy anything, lease a farm or other property, try a want ad in The Tribune; it will get results and ve you both time and money. Chicago republican convention which meets on June 7. If he is npt made the nominee, himself. he ia sure ta dictate whom the nominee shall be; for the only hope of succvm of the I g. o. p. ia the harmonizing and uni fication of the two wing« of that party and many of the l«>y« are getting awful hungry for office. Will Move to McMinnville W. A. Templeton, a former resi dent of Brownsville, died at Seattle The Tribune ia informed (’beater last Sunday. He wax a pioneer of Coffey haa purchased a uhotogia|>h 1847 ami, at one time, was a figure «tudio in McMinnville and expect« in IJnn county politics. He served to take charge of the same imme one term in the legislature diately. Mr. Coffey ia a good artist Jack Bilyeu, though bom 42 years and. from previous residence in th« later, claim« the Lincoln's birthday, Yamhill capital, has a good acquaint February 12. a« his own. Hut aa ance and of course will succeed. Jack nad no choice in the matter. It uhould not be held against him that Bids Wanted he tried to seek unearned honor. G. II. Fullenwider, deputy dairy ami food commissioner of Portland, was in town Tuesday looking after the manner in which our butcher shop, daughter house, milk depot, etc., were kept. It is understood he made several suggestion« which will make these places more sani Wanted Sealed bids for the posi tion of superintendent of the Electric Light and Water System« of City of Scio. All-night service 7 months midnight service ft months. Bids must be in by February 1916. Address City Recorder. Scio. is next Saturday Th«' governor haa had so much practice in public speaking of late, we may expect an excellent address Anyway he is a sort of father to the Unn county fair, aa he was a constant and active attendant during Ito first years, even having been at our first street fair E. C. PEERY, Druggist The Federated Church ano. oggtMiN Sunday School 10 a. m. Preaching _ 11 a. m. Christian Endeavor 6:30 to 7:30 Dm S«>ng Service 7:30 to 8:00 p m. Prayer Meeting. Thursday 7:30 p.m. Brother Meikeljohn. Leader. H. B. Iler, Pastor. Store . SCIO • OREGON FARM LOANS and return Reasonable Rates Any Amount HECKER N BEAM $55 133 Lyon St. Albany, Or. from Part land Long Time No waiting , Six Months Return Limit Stopover« at Pleasure On Sale Daily DR. A. G PRILL Physician aad Sargeaa All rail route. Valley or Coast line between San Francisco and Loa Angeles. Four daily train* from Portland to San Francisco. Through standard ami tourist sleeping cam, diners. Observation cam on limited trains. Calla Attended Day or Night ‘The Road of a Thousand Wonders’ Mt Tables Turned tary. Governor Withycombe day in Scio Regulates the system and keeps off the grippe. Pleasant to take. Children eat it like candy Prices, 10, 25, 50c. at the I Shasta I «awn Peak Ml. Famalpais Crow Creek. Rouge River, and Sacramento Canyon« Santa Crux. Santa Harían» ami I j US Angele» ( o. Beaches Yosemite Valley, Bakersfield Oil Kleid« and Orange Empire Peoples Theatre Aak turai W» Saturday and Sunday Evenings February 26 and 27 Five Reels. Splendid High Class Play I «uai Prices S outhern P acific r
