The Scio tribune., August 24, 1916, Image 4

• *
I
’ »
.
<
«
•.' V
»<•'
f.
.. t
» p
>_
♦
a •
A
‘ *
*
• •
4*
•
. I
»
• *
•
<* * ;« * r*11
-«. *•. ■ ’ ;
>« ■* ■«•*
•.
■
X *
•»
• -
Jf-*
JJt'a
,*> -
» 1 I -i t
-J. »
•< *♦ - • .,> ' y r
•.*
•
•
'•
♦
4
V»
•f
V •
«q
s ■- • •. '
W -, A
< w.>
——
Th« Scio Tribune II 25 a tear
LOCAL BREVITIES
Film* developed free at Peery's
drug store.
EIJCHoRN ITKMb
It Has Arrived
The Silver King superintendent,
Head Peery's photographic ad and
Mr. Traver, is kept busy diarpening
announcement on page 4.
(hunty (hmmiauoner Irvine was steel and getting out plans for a
in u>wn a short lime Saturday new plant.
The O'Brien wood camp wer* afternoon.
floating papermill w <« m I down Thom­
Elmo Sima, who has I m - cu taking
as creek the first of th«- week.
his annual layoff from R. F. I*. No.
Miss Ruby Yato*. of Wasco and 2. resumed hi» duties today.
Mias Daisy Pollock, of Eug«-ne, were
One of the hay baling force work­
guests over last Sunday of Miss
ing with the Arnold lialer. was over­
Grace Gill.
come with the heat yesterday.
Have you tried any of the home
Mias Britta Powell, after a moat
product sausage* msde in a dean
enjoyable visit with home folks, la
kitchen at the Sanitary market?
on her return to place of duly at
Mr. and Mrs F. C. Bryant, of
Sacramento, Cal.
Shelburn, are th«- proud uarenta of
¡4-onard Gilkey's team ran away
a bouncing liaby boy, which arrived
Wednesday
evening drawing th«;
August 18.
wagon over la-onard and severely
Judge* of exeibits at the fair will
Cost the anMxiation lift each this bruising his head.
The crew at the Crown are work­
ing three shifts on the new vein
they have recently discovered and
the boV» expect to make a
strike at every shot.
The Cedar Creek Millihg
Mining corn|>anv is rushing
building of the Cook house
cabins, a» they are looking for
machinery to arrive every day.
und
the
and
the
their
ia now ready for your approval
Also our finishing department is ready to develop
.Messrs .Mahoney. Parks and J«-m-»|
have nuvli* a strike on Stack creck. I
Their first load of ore left camp this
morning for the smelter al Tacoma
for a mill test
The Eh-ctrie people have about
The Coos bay jubilee is drawing
SiOO tons of ore blocked out, waiting
crowds from both Oregon and Cali­
for repairs on the machinery.
We make a specialty of Friend- fornia. Miss Cooa Bay is getting
Fishing is reported to be very
diip. Engagement and Wedding the biggest advertising »lie ever
poor on the lattle North Fork tor
Rings. F. M French A Son. AHsuiy. had.
the time of year
Oregon
The Frank Thayer thre*h«»r was
A. T. Powell. <>ne of the Iw-avy |
The MacDonald party return«*d •tarted up yesterday tor its first
from Belknapp hot springs Sunday run. Starting *o late, the run may i stockholders of the Crown property,;
They report it raine«i nearly all the I«« continuous until the »pring crops, hud a narrow eecape fr<«m death, j
are tak«-n care of.
• when at th«- Crown mine last week.
time they w«-re there.
He was cutting a footlog across the:
Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Peery and
Our old (J. A. R. friend. W S.
river
when he slippeti and fell into 1
daughter. Mias Ed reus, left y «Miter- Carpenter, returned from his Port­
the
water
where it was eight feet j
day <>n an auto trip to Newport and land visit Friday evening, fully CoO- 1
d«-ep
ami
was
forced to swim abo t
oth«-r bewh p«»ints.
vinced that Hugh«-» would win the I
30 yard» in the icv cold water to
Oregon now has 30.604 automo­ «lection in November
gekuut. la-spite his age. 82 years. |
bile*
To set* them <>n the road and
If you have n»t an exhibit for the he mad«- th«- l>ank in «afrty. Messrs
in th«* cities, one would think there county fair, why not? Almost every­
Peery and Erickson claimed they
were double this number.
one ha» something of superior <|ual found an empty bottle and a plug
Found A container for h«-a<llight ity which is worthy of exhibition
of toluicco on th«- liar below the
glaxM of an automobile, fall at this Whv not try for a premium?
| place where th«- accident happened
office and pay for this notice an<1
The coarse grav«d which has la-cn
get your property.
scrap«-«l to the center of Main street) The long promised rock crusher,
John Wesely ami Dr. Sanderson ami which will have to I* removed drawn by six horses, |M»m<d through
who, with
their famill««*, w«-r»- before paving, should be removed l°wn yesterday morning. It will be
■' lh«'
qu^ry
camping up near Jordan on Thomas liefore the fair fur app-aranc«.- sake, j“P
on th«- Munkers hill. Road Super-
creek last week, had their outing
C. W. Wallace, who is time clerk
, visor Riley Shelton is master of
cut short by rains. They returned
over at Brrmart«-n navy yard, with
ceremonies.
Thurwlav evening.
his family wa» visiting Brio relative».
Reports from nearly all points in Mr. Wallac«- was formerly Rural
Linn county ami from south <>f ami Route carrier on Route 5 out of
Local Market Report
including Salem in Marion county,
Albany.
go to sh<>w that we will have record
Pay cash for your groceries and
crowds at the fair. It ia probably
Wheat uer bushel
8 1.00
you will not get a cigar
Buy them
the Salem Cherrians will attend as
Oats
"
.40
on credit and when you pav the bill
a l»ody in uniform.
Bran tier ton
30.00
the cigar is forthcoming. This is a
82 00
Main street on the north side is peculiar feature in that » premium Wheal chop per
31.60
• hit chop
m>w sai«l to be pro|M-rly gratl««d and is offer«««! for credit purchases.
Barley Chop
30.00
is ready for the paver*. Because
Next Saturday afternoon ia the Flour per sack
1.30
of red-tape alown«*M. no further
Pa- Egg» per dozen
work will lie done until after the Albany monthly sale» day.
fair. Early winter rains may find »ales day is growing into a success Butter tier pound
Such would I m « a good plan for all Chickens, hens ;«er
the work incomplete.
towns to pursue. It is simply a
spring
Scio pt-ople who are early risers
m««an* to bring buyer and seller to-
rooster»
report a light fr«Mt was otwrvt-d on
gether,
Turkeys
th«- walks last Friday morning
Geear
I'ncl*
Jim
Hamler,
of
near
Frost in August is something hither­
Hucks
to unheard of in Scio, »ay our resi­ comb, neverthel«*« he is N4, wa«
Beef
Uncle Jun la-gms
dents who hav« lived in Srio almost town Saturday
from the time th« first houe« wa» to »how the <h*crepilude of age. but Veal
8.00
ia as cheerful in spirit as when he flogs, live per hundred lb
buildad.
»00
Ilia gvn««ral health ia Hogs, dressed
waa
younger,
Our free ferry across the North
Mutton
”
• ” '
8 00
Sant I am near Shelburn, is alow in fairly g»«Mi.
materialising.
We are told th«*
Dr. I. E. Bellinger, of Swret
roads on both side* of the river are Home, was a caller at The Tribune
ready. Th«- l»»at only is lacking. office Saturday'afternoon Much to
CommisuotM-r Butler promised that tie regretted, th«- ««ditor waa al«w-nt
it should I m - in operation by the time temporarily and failed to extend the
our fair was on. Mr. Butler, get hand of greeting. Cadi again. Doctor
I’hone 27-7
and we wjll try to be at home.
busy I
SCIO
OREGON
Mr*. Rcluwa Morris return«*!
M E. Roth, nne of the prosper­
from a several weeks visit to rela­ ous (Anner* of Goltra station, was
tives in Portland and Albany. She in town Tu««*day morning. He re­
DR. A. G. PRILL
say* that Portland and Albany are ported harvest progressing nicely
satisfactory
gram
yield*.
all right amt are good sixed villagt-s. with
Physician and Surgeon
but they fade into insignificance Clover, while not yielding over heav­
Galla Attended
when she thinks of Scio, for Scio ia ily, the quality of the seed ia first
Day or Night
the home of her friends and the clam.
place around which her girlhood
SCIO
ORE.
The fight for sheriff in Unn county
memorie* cling.
in getting warm. Both candidates,
For Sale 120 acres of land two Parker and Bodine, are native* of
miles southw«-st of Scio, good m-w the county. Parker is a member of
and modern 8 room house, bath. ‘ that pioneer lied rock democratic
pantry, fair large bam.
family J family heade«l by hi* grandfather.
orchard, berries, etc.
Will sell "Uncle Tom” Umphrey. We know
either the whole or subdivide into he is educationally qualified anfl he
WATERLOO. OREGON
40 and 80 acre tract« Title goal ' sure would not la* invisible in a hunt
f
8.
0
Ns. I
Pisa» 12» toM Nsa»
Will sell for cash or take other land for criminal*. His friends are confi­
for part jwym«-nt. if suited. Very dent of his election. Jefferson Re­
Sal«- daten arranged for at
reasonable price. B. F. Titua
tf view.
The Tribune Office. Seo
year
Hi-retofore
have Iw-en free
Our nep and comulete tin«- of Photographic supplies
your films Free and furnish prints at Portland price*
hour ranura» left at reduced price«.
service*
DRUG
Ih-ts-ndabl«-
Service
vacation
trip should not lx- drLycd.
Newport
Oregon's premier beach resort
is not far aw ay and is eamly reached
2 Daily Trains
from Albany to Corvallis
lx»w
round trip fares are available, Good
hotel accomodations.
Fine surf
Imthing. Boating on Ya«|uina Bay.
y ou can't beat Neuport
for a place to enjoy a Vacation
Ask any local agent or write to
a s««n r ....«i
i>
< tiiSiiC o»«*»
SOUTHERN PACIFIC
Dr. 1. K. Sanderson
DENTIST
H. C. ROLOFF
PRIM INÇ
THE SCIO TRIIÌUNE
COMMLKClAL
O«
oil
PRJNIM<S
V
of /U PmOmg
.•ioj oof pTKO
Auctioneer
rz x. J X
X
X