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About The Scio tribune. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1914-1917 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 3, 1916)
♦ r ' ■M| j/J.’ r- j* St ** »‘•Ç •; » U f - Mu ...îè «8‘¿a j«., J Local Market Report Ira Bilyeu went to Portland Mon i f day to take in all of the Pythiamam The Tribune has i«r«-n shown a he could digest. map of profioavd roads, to lie hard Wheat ««er bushel 3 .88 Georg«- Daggett. 13 year old am surfaced within the nest five years, Data ” 35 of Walter Daggett, of Albany, was which have tieen agreed utsxi by Bran m*r ton drowned while bathing in the Cali- the grange, farmers unions and Wltvat chop ,wr t<>n 32.00 others. The funds with which they I Oat eh«*p • a Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Beard sp«*nt pooia river Tuesday mormng 31 1W> ak Sunday with their son, Charlee. in Mias Grace McGregor, of Salem, are to be construct«*«! will be deriv- Barley Chop , 30.00 rd from a 5-mill tax U> las levi«-d the country was a guest of Mr and Mrs. Fred Flour per sack I 30 Thia will cover all sec Unde Wid Bilyeu, of Kalama. Bilyeu last Sunday. Mix McGregor each year Egg» |«er doaen 20 Wash., arrived in town Monday on waa formerly a teacher tn our High ti««ns of Linn county fairly well Of I Rutter per pound .20 course them- bar«« surfaced roads a visit to relatives and old friends school, < 'hickens, per lb .11 will not run by every farm, for they at Commissioner Butler thinks travel Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Campbell, of spring .14 are mt*-nd«-d for trunk roads tn • • ... ... .. - •• r< «««ter» Albany, came over Sunday. Mm on the road cast from town, will lie 07 carry the main heavy travel. Side Haman Shelton, their daughter, re delayed but a few hours whrn the Turkeys .16 or lateral roads can be constructed V fill over the cement culvert is com turned with them .OK later on. Petitions to have thia I« Ducks 10 Commissioner Butler returned tn menced roadgilan on the ballot neat fall >• Beef 06 Mr. and Mrs. E D. Myers left his home .n Albany Saturday even will lat out next week Veal »* ing but was back again Monday Tuesday morning on an auto trip to Hogs, live per hundr«*d lb 8.00 Aberdeen. Wash Mr. and Mrs. W morning on his Scio job. Have you tried any of the home 0,00 We make a sfwcialty of Friend F. Gill aceomi«nied them as far as product sausages made in a clean Ilogs. dr«swcd Mutton 8.00 ship. Engagement and Wedding Portland. kitchen al th«- Sanitary market? The Supreme ami Gram! lodges of Kings F. M French A Son. Albany. Two Albany boys were drowned Good printing can be obtained Oregon. K. of P., were given a view Oregon in the Calipnoia. when 1«thing with only where the proper type«, pre«*- of the Columbia Highway Wednes- Koger Caln and Frank Thayer in five hours of each other and at •-*. material and expert workman day. both from th«* river and by went to Ijrbanon Monday afternoon almost the same place. Tuesday ship is found. The Tribune office auto on the road. to get the county scarrificr to use Both bodies were recovered. poSMumrs all of th«-»*- requisites ami During the month of July, seven in pre|mring Main street for paving Six convicts have esraped from the prices are right. teen marriage licerna* were issued County Comimeaioner Butler spent tbe »tat«« flax camps. They were from th« county clerk's otllce in several days in town last week trustk-s and were allowed to sleep Albany Thia is the record month superintending thè installation of a outside the wire net cage which for the year so far. DR A G PRILL concrete culvert on the fair ground surroumis the main body of thecon I The farmer who has ten cows PbysicMB and Sargeon road. victa uae<l in pulling flax which will yield 40 pounds of milk Scio can rightfully he proud of Joseph Borovicka. who was oper (.'alls Attended each when fr«-«in, ha» a mortgage her K of P band. The boys arc Day or Night lifter 400 poumla of milk daily ated on at the Good Samaritan handling high grade music in a h<>«|Mtal Fridav of last week, * gives a daily receipt of 35.40. SCIO ORE. manner almost equal to that of writ«*s The Tritium- that he is get- [ Candidate Charles E. Hugh«*« will professionals. ting along nicely and will lie able to j lie in Portland August 16. Il«* will The rainfall in the month of July leave «-arly on the following morn c->ine horn«- in thr«-«- week* just |>ame<l was 3.31 inches, which ing for San Francisco. His Portland The i»eut»chiand. thr German U- is the record for more than twenty addreM will be his only speech in boat. is reported to have safely years. The observations were made Oregon. dashed for th«* *••« off the Chi-aapeak in Albany. LabMMM'n "Big Brother" farm is l«ay W«<dnewlay night, apparently ; am! ! Notice II C. Roloff's auctioneer attracting favorable notice through unolwerved by the English French nhipa. Everybody hopes' card in another column. He is a out the state. Such efforts for th«* I he final touch of elegance good auctioneer and his prices are uplift of our growing city boys, de that the undvrwa freighter r«-aches I he tail enhancing charm reasonable. I «cave your orders at serve the comm etidation ami assist her home port in safety New Undertaking Parlor LOCAL BREVITIES Among the teachers who passed at the recent teachers examination am: Lola Westinghouse, Lulu dark and Ada Thayer, of Scio. Six teach ers failed to pan» Stockmen are engaging stalls for their animals early, this year. At the fair of last year, some exhibitors were without stalls or their Mail* were scattered, lieeause of their late entries. Ubanon is the banner country Be it said to their honors, many town to furnish new recruits for the of our professional knocker* have armv. Twelve enlisted when the burravi their hammer*, That it recruiting officers recently made right boys. If you cannot apeak that city a visit. favorably of a meritorious enter Sometime in tbe future Mr. prise. *ay nothing. Thoms, our new manager and miller Rev. Iler and family drove up in intends to so improve the milling to Lane county last week for a visit plant that it will turn out the high- with Oklahoma friends, who reaid«* cat grade flour in the country there. Kev. Iler resided in the same W. G. McDonald, who has been locality prior tn his acceptance to doing time on the U. S jury in Port the call as pastor of the Federated land. came home last week, lie has church in this city. been release)! until September 4 Dr. Prill informs The Tribune The court will take a vacation dur- that sometime late last fall vamialls ing the month of August. broke into the Manon lake club Mr. Green, Blake, McFall Coe. house, of which he is the instigator jolly traveling man. waa in town and destroyed much of the club last Friday. He said that print property belonging to the members paper was worth 6 cents per pound of the club left in their large cabin or nearly double what it was one The Tribune is glad to state that year ago Dr. Jon«-«, of Portland, aon-in-law J. L. (eleven and O. M. Shelton, of Mr* J. S. Morris, is not afflicte«! Grand lodge delegates for ls*anida» with cancer as feoorted. igist winter Ixaige No. 36. K of P., of this city, he had a severe attack of gastritis, went to Portland to attend the which was the l«asis of the report. Grand lodge of that order th«» fl mt He is now enjoying splendid health. b of th«- w««ek. Mrs. Ethel Klakar. of Portland, Dr. and Mrs A. G. Prill and who has been visiting relativt-s ami niece. Miso la-la Kerchner and Dr. friends in Seio and vicinity for the and Mrs Hates drove to Albany Sat past w«-ek, returned to her home urday to arrange for Misa Kerchner j Tuesday. Mrs Henry Stepanek am! transportation who returns to New M issm Blanch Koneeky anti Lydia York this week. l-amplot. ail of Scio or vicinity, ac Mm. Julia Bilyeu, of the Pythian companied her to Portland, all going Sisters of this city, went to Portland in Mrs. Klekar’s auto. last Friday to represent the Scio When Koger Cain and Frank lodge in the Grand L«dgr of that Thayer, who went for the road scar- order. Mrs. Bilyeu is outer guard after up near Waterloo. Tuesday of the Grand Lodge afternoon they found a mam of cast- The fair board is arranging for iron made into a machine and far the erection of a building on the tdo heavy to load onto the auto fair grounds to house the ladies truck. So they were forced to come department, or exhibits which would back without it. A f«»ur-horsr team be injured should a rain storm visit will he sent after the us during the fair. drag it over. »«gi—wXHa Proposed Hard Surfaced Road* The Scio Tribune 11.26 a vear ance of all. • « S ¿ - * V « ¿shr inf «i«« this office. 'T* ** .»SV** An invitation to Allmny to atteml the Linn County fair Septemlier 7, has twvn extended to All«any through the commercial dub of that city, by President Prill. The invitation has been accepted and "Hub" people will lie here in force oo that day as well as the otht-rs. tn Milady'» Mr and Mrs. W.' A. Ewing re-i Mim Velma Davis is electe«l recorder she will employ but one assistant, which will add to the above saving. This is the right kind of economy which, if practiced by the state as well as the county, would help »«me in decreasing the tax burden H. C. ROLOFF Auctioneer WATERLOO. OREGON a F. # Ht I Maas 111 Sass« Sale daten arranged for at Fhe Tributi«- (Hficr, Scio R. SI lEL'I’ON Notary Public and Corweyemor I Abiuraci» of Î stk I JLAimned SC IO OREGON Dr. I . K. Sanderson DENTIST Phone 27-7 Si’IO OREGON Mortgage Loan« In amounts from 32.500 to «10,- 000 on gixaj cultivate«! farms, No delay if your title is perfect, Call on J. V Pibe, 203 West 2nd St.. A litany Ore ¡oil cl 1EAX1CE OR I.AURICE Hath are new and delightful flavor combination odon. Not a imell but a truly delightful fragrance. PEERYS DRUG STORE Dependable Service a> “I RAKED HAY" turned from a very enjoyable trip to Belknap hot springs Monday ’ Mr. Ewing states that Belknap has la-en greatly improved recently and that a horse is rarely seen alsiut the camp Automobiles an* about the only means of travel use«! to and from the springs. I jnn county will economize by not emnloying school supervisors, which will lie a saving of near 33000. If N.I MORRISON A N.C. LOWE PERFUME < Ireiton can raine an go«»! lint fini as can tre i ninni in any eretion of the world. The failure of the ex- périment by thr »tate in due either to ignorance or purposeful neglect by the I3IMMI expert (?> flax superin- tendent and in n<>t the fault of the product. Thr price of wheat is moving up ward. caused by reports of black rust in thr Mississippi valley wheat stat«« Tuesday's quotations were fl.OO for club, which would give Linn county farmers 87 to ny rrnu per bushel White feed oats f. O. b. Portland. 127 per ton or slightly over 40 cents per bushel. We are prepared to lakr charm* of funerals in an up-to-date sanitary manner Emltalming is d««ne bv a licvrutcd undertaker. Satisfaction guaranteed. I am a buy of 11. I rak«-d hay all through When it was over. I had 36. 1 heard people putting their money in the lunik, I would put my money in the bank. 1 my money in the i«ank. la-cauia* 1 know last wason ni«>ut other so I thought am keeping where it is. We want the boy who make-, hay while the sun shine*. Sun won't always dun«- Rainy days come. Bring or semi SI here to start your Rainy Day fund. We want the boy who makes hay while U m * sun shines. ALBANY STATE BANK AU? ANY 4 |s«< r«»t iMsial OREGON tn *
