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About The Scio tribune. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1914-1917 | View Entire Issue (June 29, 1916)
’M ” • 1? ?-• - t r -,t *<&• Th* Scio Tribune 11.2b a year LOCAL BREVITIES T. A. Richardson ami family at tended the roundup at Philomath Saturday. Several from the valley attended Dr. and Mi*. Hobson motored toithe Scio T Iran,«tic club’s play at Stayton Sunday. Dr. Prill stalra he ha* a typhoid. Mrs. Hobson re- case of maining for a week’s visit. Lacomb Friday evening Wool grower* from this Part of Enoch Shelton ha* budded a porch the country w«-re dtoaupoinled that Republican news|>apers are fall* in front of his residence property the wool pool at l*d»anon failed to ing over each other in handing Mr just south of Proch-aka & Co’a. sell last week, No bui» Wore re Rnoarvelt boquel*. nowadays. ceived. store. Rav R Wallace, of Lebanon, Chddn-tk* dav was idmerved by When considering a place to spend in town Tuewlay. He will erect a the Fourth, don’t forget that Scio j the Providence Sunday *ch-»d la*t barn for Gerome Smith, near West can furnish you a full day of enjoy Sunday with a nice urogram A Scio. For Sale: A Harley • Davidson motorcycle. in good condition, muiy for use. cheap Inquire at Th«- Tribune office. tf. Commissioner T. J. Butler wa* in town Tuewlay looking after a large cement culvert which he ia having placed in lieu of a «mall bridge in the east end of town. Mrs. Nellie Gunaauls and son. Lvslc. of Lebanon, ara visiting at the home of her parent*. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Bilyeu until after the Fourth. Tom Hannah brought them over in his auto. u f' For anything in the way of fire work* to add to the military feature of the celebration on July 4. go to J. S. Sticha. He ha* them and says that he i* perfectly willing to aell ’em. About 3(><> attended the Sunday school picnic up Thoma* creek last Sunday. A light shower of rain about 3 p. m brought the festivities to an abrupt close. One of the •peakers wa» E. C. Peery. When in need of repair*, granar«, oli*, tire* or repair work. I<«ok me I have a full line of Ford re- up pair ¡-art* at catalogue prices, Atoo free tire service to Ford owners. Will dehver a lire any place within five miles of Scio al th«» list prier. No charge for delivery. Fr«d T. Bilyeu. Ford Agent 6-29 Phom- 27. Scio. Ore. fine dinner was served al the noon hour Rev. Lamar preached in the When in need of anything in the afternoon. way of job work, call and m-r us. Wm Stoddard haul* milk dailv <»n We do first-class work al reasonable the south side of the crock to the prices Veal, placed in our daughter cheew factory, lhe cheese produc house, will lie drmsd and delivered tion is steadily increasing, alsiut SCIO to any part of town for 25 cent*. 1200 pounds daily is manufactured. N. I. MORRISON A N. C. LOWE 1. K. Sanderson R. SHELTON DENTIST W ■ I Ll^JlILH I ILIU1 JL..O1L1. Rotary 1‘ubltc and g C onceyensor ' Abstracts ota I dlr 1 aanoned OREGON SCIO, OREGON James Arnold ia preparing to gravel the remaining stretches of bad road A grant deal of the work to l»eing donated by those who want a winter road to the cheers- factory Adolph Kronik will move hi* mill to th«- Sargent farm ami naw pine timber. A. T. Powell i* liack farm on the hili nftvr alss-nce He ha* been mining property on Santiam. BIG ROUND PATENT VALVE RUBBER again on his several days visiting hi* th«! North BAL00N Mr* Grace Peery and daughter. Gualdine. altendrd th«- Mcia-od Brumly sale at larcomb Wednesday. The largt-at crowd |>crhaps ever gathered al a «ale in thi* country (»ought the offered property at good price*. Frank Shore* was auctioneer and it was probably hut last sale here a* he leaves aoon for Montana to reside. TEN CENTS EACH t>r / rec with our *p«*« ini otter lor the week of July PEERY’S DRUG STORE HOLLEY ITEMS Mr*. Frona Murry and children i* visiting at lhe home of her uncle and aunt. Mr. and Mr*. D. W King. Fred Malone is on the sick list this week. Mr. and Mr*. Tom Coyle and children, of Eastern Oregon, are visiting her parent*. Mr. and Mr*. be first on lhe border. A New Jam«-« Rice. York regiment was entrained for Grandma Bar i* visiting with her the border on Sunday. But Ore daughter, Mr*. Moss, in Lebanon. gon’s 3rd batallion will be among Allen McQueen and his faithful the first. d<v*. King and Shen. kill«-d a cougar Saturcay afternoon the Scio Dra matic troup loaded their stage property and themselves into Roger Cain’s truck and hied away to laa- Comb where they played an engage' ment to a full house They ret urn*« I after the play, reaching home well the morning wa* far enough advanc ed to call it Sunday. All report having a good time. We are prepared to lake charge of funeral* in an up-to-date sanitary manner Embalming i* done bv a licvnat'd under t*k«-r Work guaranteed satisfactory. ■waaMMnaMaMiaHi ment. Newt Weddle expect* to go to Kitaona hot springs immediately after the Fourth to relieve hi* rheumatic trouble* Sapitary Market Mr« Al Briggs and Mr. Martin, Say. the day* arc growing shorter. of W**t Stayton. came over Monday Have vou noticed it? Today is evening and are house guest* of about one minute shorter than wa* Mr and Mrs. J A. Bilveu. Thursday of last week. For Sale Fancy Burbank w«-d Our Sunday school folk* just had potato***. Inquire of M Kelly. lime to « mi joy the picnic portion of Jefferson, Ora.. Phone, Home 1x6. the day last Sunday, when it com- Bell. H F M. menc*-d to rain, which cut the en From all report*, the late rains joyment of tie- dav short have )i«-«-n gem-ral and of great Mr. and Mr*. E. C. Peery and Iwncfit to lab* sown grains and daughter Mia* Ed res and Miss Neva gardens. Thayer, motored lo Alltany Satur Sn«*ak thieves ara around. Better day afternoon. The Tribune editor look after your property which ia went along a* a sort of ballast. looae at both ends, or the same may The All-any furniture factory is come up missing. making arrangement* to r«-*ume Ix-banon is endeavoring to raise work. New machinery i* being in a comptmy of infantry to go tn the stalled and when lhe factory is in war. Captain Harry Flkina haa th«- full operation. 50 hand* will tie em matter in hand. ployed. We make a specialty of Friend- Farmers surrounding Scio can ship. Engagement and W«*dding •ure give Scion* card* and »pad«-« Rings. F. M French & Son. Albany. when it com«j* to building «ulwtan- Ort-gon tial highways. Country road* su Anybody desiring to butcher an perior to our «tracts, does not speak animal can have the use of our highly for Scio. ■laughter house and tools, free of From indications from all over charge, if they desire Sanitary the country, 1,000.000 men could Market. be mobilised on the Mexican border G. W Wright’* barn in Albany within maty day*. Patriotism in wa* burned last Sunday night. In America may have lievn sleeping, it was stored hi* Chalmers auto and but it is not dead by a big majority. numerous other article*, all of which The Tribune ia probably in error were a total loss. in stating the Oregon troops would New Undertaking Parlor CRABTREK VALLEY ITEMS » On the wings of the morning Prosperity is craning to this country on the wing* of th«- morning You *dl want to take advantage of it. Prosperity comes to the man. woman or child who has money in th«- luuik. It ¡>n>«se* by th«- house of the »l>endthrift, lhe «hiftlvm. the. ne’er-do-well, Start your account here. Be ready for Prosperity and Prosperity will be ready for you. Th«- man who has an account here ha* a grulwtake in Prosperity. that had kiljetl fourteen sheep for James Rice last week, after other men ami dog* had given him up. Ernest Malone. John Duncan and Joe Ware took their packs on their tiacks last Monday and »tart«*I up the Calipoota for an outing. They intend to visit the Lucky Boy mine before they return ami lake *>nx- picturv* of the beautiful scenery on County Surveyor A. L. Gedd«-« the way. wa* over Wed&wday marking out Childrens day wa* otsa-rved at the the boundaries of a new road to run tliristiai« church with declamations, frpm the county r«ad up the river song* anti |tant<bnime*. from Shelburn, to the site of the Allen McQueen ia having a rug proposed new ferry across the North made out of hi* cougar hide. Mr*. Santiam. The road bed, 40 feet E A. Malone ia doing the work. wide, will tie over a natural gravel ■urface «nd the incline to reach u> Recruit* Wanted the ferry landing will be easy. Mr. and Mrs. Grover Williams, of Aberdsene. Wash., who have been visiting at the home of her1 Our progressive friend* must have Captain F. C. Stellmacher. of brother, E. D. Mvers. of this city, a feeling akin to the old time slave* Albany, has boan authorised to re for several days, started on the na In the south when place«) upon the cruit a company of volunteer* who ture to their home Mooday after-! auction block. Their much adore«! will be subject to call for service in noon. leader, Theodore Rooaevelt ha* sold the war with Mexico. Oui better half says she will be them, body «nd soul, to the g. o. p. Young men of IM or more years, greatly obliged to the party wbo{ and will attempt to make the deliv who are physically sound, are the *wipe«l a new tin bucket from lhe ery on November 7 next. Will our recruits wanted. While young mar porch, if he or she will return the progressive friend* stand for the ried men who have families depend - «am«-. The party need not return delivery, is the question? I ing upon them will not be refused. the cherries with which they filled At a meeting of the state demo ! their enli»tm«mt will not tie encour the same • cratic committee in Portland last aged Over one-third of the taxes eol- Saturday, Judge Samuel White wa* So boy*, if you feel the patriotic lected from lhe people of Oregon elected chairman, a good «rl«*ction fever in vour veins and wish lo let goes to support the three state and a decided improvement over it oom* out under the Star* ami colleges. We pay from I & to 20 the past four years. Dr. C. J. Smith Stripes, now is your chance. I’apt. time* th*- money to maintain a to treasurer Senator Samuel Gar Stellmacher «aw w-mce with the student at collegr that we pay for land was present from Linn county, 2nd Oregon in the 1‘hilippinra and , a boy or girl to attend our public prominent in the speech-making of will make a commander under whom school*. the nx-eting, it will be a pleasure lo aerva. 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