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About The Scio tribune. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1914-1917 | View Entire Issue (July 6, 1916)
3. Attest km Ford Owner* The Scio Tribune 1125 a year LOCAL BREVITIES Q J. S. Sticha. Geo. Gibbons. Jack Waltemever, Dr. Sanderson and A. E. Eil wards motored over to Albany on Thursday afternoon of last week. For Sale A Harley - Davidson motorcycle, in good condition, ready for u*. cheap. Inquire at The Tribune office. if Of enur* Merl Cyrus, of Portland could not resist the temptation to make the eagle scream at hia old home. The attraction tn Scio is too great. i Mr. and Mrs. I»we. the lelwnon undertakers, were in town yester day. SANTIAM MINES NOTES When in need of repairs, greases, oils, tires or repair work, look me up I have a full line of Ford rv- pair parts at catalogue price«, Also free tire service to Ford owners. Will deliver a tire any place within five mil«« of Scio at the hat price, j No charge for delivery Fred T. Bilyeu. Ford Agent fi-Zy Phone 27. Scio. Ore. J New Undertaking Parlor Chea. Erickson has completed his E. M Kimball, the Jordan miller, work al"»vs (¡old Creek and return We are preper«! to take was transacting business in town ed home. Charles has be<*n working charge of funerals in an for the Forestry department blast- yesterday. up-to-date sanitary manner ing out a roadway along Rocky Embalming is done bv a John Turner, of Eastern Oregon, point. licensed undertaker arrived in town last week on a visit Satisfaction guaranteed. Roy and Rex Perry and Claud to relatives. Compton left for Scio to celebrate N. I MORRISON A N.C. LOWE Mr. and Mrs Henry Slam came the glorious Fourth, The heavy down from Mill City Monday after-1 — rains of the past few day s ha*le»>e>l noon to spend the Fourth. their departure. Miaa Blanch Kopvcky c*me down Oscar Ingram and Clarion Ownp- from Portland Tuesday for a «reek's tmn give nightly exhibitions of rock i Notary Public and visit with her sister, Mrs. Ilenrv drilling at the Crown mines Oscar Strpanek. Conteyensor is suffering from a badly bruised, When in need of anything in the chest caused by "day." leaing con Phone ^27-7 Abati «eli of I lile Examined way of job pork, call and see us trol of his hammer while Clarion is We do first-clam work at reasonable poulticing his rye to draw the frag OREGON SCIO OREGON SCIO (»rices ments of rock out. Dr. T. K. Sanderson We make a specialty of Friend ship. Engagement and Wedding Wavne Stewart, who brlongs in Frank Holmes, who has been Rings F. M French & Son. Albany. Scio for. at leant, a part of the year working at Black Eagle. left this Oregon but who spends the remainder of week for Salem. Hiram Parker and family, who the time on the road selling goods. A peculiar accident haptwruxl nt \ live« aero* the river from Albany , was in town yesterday. the G<*ld ('reek mine last week It in Marion county, celebrated the The concensus of opinion, without wa» by the merest chance that the ' Fourth with their many friends in a dimvnting voice, gives Hon. M A. day crew was not blown to aton * | Scio. Miller credit for delivering the moat A round of 17 holes had been drilled | Dr and Mrs. J. G. Gill, of Iwb- *nsiblr and practical address Tues in the face of th«* drift which is now anon. spent Thursday night of last day ever given in this section of the in nearly Zboti fret from th«- surface. I wwk at the home of the Doctor's county. The men had work«! fr<»m noon I parents, Mr. and Mrs M. C. Gill, of W. K. Price, of Albany and son until lute in the evening (tutting in| thia city. of Seattle, drove over from Albany the round ami after loading the’ Not an accident occurred to mar on the Fourth Mr. Price han re holes they attached the electric i the pleasure of the Fourth, A sided in the vicinity of Medford for fuse an<l connected them with the j splendid day, an orderly crowd and many years ami but rvernlly return wires leading to the power house. ■ no drunkenrwvs Scio's fourth »»« Two minutes ed. He had not visited the Scio j located up the gulch a big success. after they Irft the face of the drift, j country for thirty years ion their way out, the full 17 holes! Allmny will convert the old On- When the National guard com (exploded with a fearful concussion ! tral school building into a city hall. mence to arrive on the border, Car knocking them down anil badly! An ordinance authorising the im ranza suddenly concluded that be bruising them. On making their I provement was vetoed by Mavor ! had not loot any war with the Unit way out through the darkm-M and Curl, but the council, by unanimous ed Stales. General Pershing's occu stifling powder fumes, they werej vote annulled the veto. pation of a part of a post in Mexico, surprised to find a heavy thunder ’ Fred T. Bilyeu is in receipt of in was not such a grave matter after storm in progress. A splintered formation from Mias Mamie Jack- all. tree near the power lines told the eon, of Monmouth, telling of the Al Munkers, who returned from 'story. Lightening had struck this death and burrial of her mother. a trip to Eastern Oregon last week, ’ tree and jumped onto the power Miss Jackson was one of the grade states that he heard a number <>f lines with force enough to explode teachers of our publie schools laut republicans say while he was there, the charges loaded in the face of year. "Wilson ia good enough for me.” the drift some 3500 fret away. It ® Mr. and Mrs R E. HI bier, of Even some of the sh«<ep men who was near this point that the Zim- H Neattie, came over from Albany thought the Undvrwood tariff would n»erm.-»n Brothers were nearly killed!| Sunday evening for a few days visit ruin their business are now talking I a few weeks ago. with Mrs. Hibler's parents. Mr. and Wilson. M M Peery, of Springfield, is at I Mrs M C Gill of thia city. Mrs. M. E. Roth, of Tailman and his the Crown this week F M Arnold, of Albany and anoth father of Montana, who ia on a er daughter, came over with them. health seeking tour and a rwighitor Supervisori Cost The pn>|MMUtion to establish a of Mr. Roth, paid The Tribune office $10,000 la Five normal achixil al Pendleton, which a call Wednesday morning Mr i will be submitted to the electorate Roth reports crops in good condition (Continued from («age It in November, should and will be though some of the clover crop is snowed under di'eply. Not but what not filling with seed as is desirable superintendent apooint one himself ■ and save the time ami expense (|25) Pendleton should have such a school Wheat and oats are looking fine. each of the other four mrmbeis’ but becau* the state is now over Albany ia now talking of having a Also. this appointment has been > load«! with higher institutions of round up Better wait till she gets made the first Monday in June when < learning. The burden is now too the Linn county fair moved over all schools are closed for the sum- ' heavy on the taxpayer. there and combine the whole outfit mer. The Tribune was honored by a with her industrial fair. Albany is A Taxpayer. most pleasant call by Hon. W. P. ideally located for a big exhibition Elmore Tuesday Mr. Elmore feels such as this would make. The old Good printing can be obtained . that he has an even show for elec fair grounds south of town affords only where the proper types; (»reus tion next fall and that E. C. Peery a lot of room and when in condition es, material and expert workman will win out if he will make any has the fastest mile track in the ship is found. The Tribune utticr thing like a thorough campaign. state. Better have one big time posse*** all of the* requisites and > Mr. Elmore returned to Brownsville than a half dozen dinkey little ones. the prices are right. % on the evening train. —Jefferson Review. i Oregon now has 28.000 automo biles, counting Fords. Of the* I Henry Leffler Now a Citizen 925 are in Linn county, an increa* of 71.7 per cent in a year, the big Henrv Iasffler of just northeast of Wheat uer bushel gest in the state, with one exception “ town thought he was a citizen of Oats Mke. Only five counties have more the United States and of Oregon. Bran tier ton machines. Multnomah. Marion. Jack- At least he has been voting in Ore Wheat chop per ton • a son and I sine Clackamas has the gon elections for more than fifty Oat chop • • same number as Linn. yeata. When the Oregon constitu Barley Chop The Tribune will have to acknow tion was amended requiring final Flour per sack edge the com. We made a mistake citizenship papers. Mr. Leffler sud Eggs per dozen in last week’s issue in stating that denly found that he was not entitled Butter tier pound Candidate for Recorder Ralph Thom tn vote though his four or five bovs Chickens, hens per lb «• __ _ *_ _ st •a »prtng was lialdheadrd. Accompanied by born and raised in Oregon could •• — roosters - - - •• • • Dennis O’Brien he called at our do so. •« • • Rut as Mr. l^efflcr takes a lively Turkeys office Tuesday morning and Mr. 0» O'Brien proved that we were mis- Interest in political matters, never- Get** »• • • taken by lifting Mr. Thom’s hat. theless he is M. he wanted to vote Ducks • « He is not bald like Riley Shelton. next fall as usual. So he and two Beef 0« Hia hair ia just growing thin. All sons. John and Clarence, went over Veal the same we will not take hack a to Albany and had the matter fixed Hogs, live per hundred lb single word we said about Miaa up. so that he ia now an American Hogs, dress e d Mutton Davis in the same item. citizen as well as hia boys. R. SHELTON DENTIST Cheerful and Courteous Service PEER Y ’S DRUG STORE 'T^he ‘Resali Store On the wings of the morning Pros|ierity ia coming to this country on the wings of the morning You will want to take advantage of it. Prosperity comes tn the man. woman or child who has money in the Lank. It ¡ mmm * s by the house of the spendthrift, the shiftleM. the ne’er-do-well. Start your account here. Be ready fur Prosperity and Prosperity will be ready for you. 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