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About The Scio tribune. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1914-1917 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 7, 1916)
Sanitary Market Sanitary Market. Rev. Iler’s little son is being treat ed by Dr. Prill for blood poisoning. Tuesday our streets began to as sume the usual busy fair appear ance. Some fa«t hirmw horses arrived Monday and Tueeday for the track events. Generally «peaking, the crops In eastern Unn county are the beet of any for many years. Mrs. Ollie MacDonald ia employ eci aa supernumerary clerk at the John Weaely etoia this week. Five high bred young Berkshire sows for sale, Illi each. Will furrow in 30 to 36 days. Sanitary Market. Ix-e Bilyeu and family, of la>banon are over for the fair, camping in the Wallace grove. Mrs. Chester Coffey, of MrMinn- ville, is visiting at the home of her mother, Mrs. V. A. McKnight, to remain during the fair. J. R. Young and Norman Long, who were summoned to serve on the pettit jury of Judge Kelly’s eourt. went over to Albany Tuesday morn ing Mr. and Mrs. I*. II. MacDonald of this city and Mrs M M Peery, of Springfield, drove over to Allauiy Monday to attend the Mrs. J. H. Goins funeral. When in need of anything In the way of job work, call and see us. We do first-class work at reasonable prices. We make a specialty of Friend ship, Engagement and Wedding Rings. F. M French & Sun. A Ilian y. Oregon. Governor Withycueibs. aa was advertised, made a short a>kirr«a on Judge Albert D. Nor tom, U h * the fair grounds Wednesday morn Missouri Progressive chieftain here ing. tofore intimately associated with |>r>«ru«ai*v Mias Ida M. Cummings, republi Rneaevelt and other can candidate for school superin leaders, ami camini ali* for governor tendent. is a guest at the home of of Missouri on the urngrcaMve ticket in 1912, has announced his suuuort The Tribune family. of President Wilson and will take The aviation feature of the fair an active part in the camiwign. H<- is a splendid sucn-ve Mr. MunU-r has resigned from the Missouri Ap understands the dying stunt ala>ut pellate court. Lo Which he Was elect as well aa a bird. ed for a tweive-vear term as a r« George Wcetinhouar and others publican, ao that ho can consisu-ntly who. with their camp equipment, sup(x>rt the democrat candidate made up a truck load for Roger Judge Nurtoni wavs that Wilson Cain, left for the hop fields shortly has demonet rated real progressive afternoon Monday ricala, while Hughes is a typical J. W. Keller, of north of Crabtree New York lawyer wedded to the i is reported to have threshed 1150 i iiieaa and ideal« of Big Butineaw He bushels of oats from nine acres of ¡contrasts the fiderai reserve law. ground. 1 hr variety is cal lot die the rural credits law, the child labor "Shadeland Wonder" and this heavy law, the proposed acMmUfie tariff yield indicates that the name is not , commissiori and the shipping bill, j misplaced. all Wilson r»H*aaur«*s, with Hughes' E. C. Perry and family returned . oppuaiUon as governor of New York i from their Newport trip Saturday 1 to the income lax amendment and E. C. says it is a nerve trying busi- i his veto of the two-evnt fare rata j m-es to run an auto on steep hillside | bill, ami ths total lack. *• evidenced grades when they are wet and , by his s[M-cches. of any real eon- muddy. He did not know at limes 1 «truelive program. whether he would be able to keep Ja<ige Norloni a*M*rts that a great his car in the road or not ; many true progressiva*. resenting j 4b> te- I the betrayal of the party by former New Ferry m CoasanssKM Bull M**o*e leaders. will support Oscar Snelson. the Crabtree hard ware merchant, was looking after business matters in Scio Friday afternoon. He has inaugurated a dosing out sale to quit business aa may be seen if you read his ad in another column. Mias i-ama It. Jones, representing the Volunteers of America, a branch of the Salvation Army, was in town Saturday soliciting funds for the Maud B. Booth home for working girls in Portland. This is a worthy cause and Miss Jones met with some considerable success. For Sale 120 acres of land two miles southwest of Scio, good iww and modem 8 room house, bath, pantry, fair large bam. family orchard, berries, etc. Will sell either the whole or subdivide Into 40 and 80 acre tracts Title good Will sell for cash or take other land for part payment, if suited. Very reasonable price. B. F. Titus. if Closing Out Sale In order to sell my large stock of Hardware. Wagons. Buggies. Farming Implements of all kinds. Furniture. ami House Furnishing«. Hamess, etc i have marked the prices down to less than Wholesale Cost This s a Genuine ( losing Out Sale to Quit Business WILL CLOSE SEPTEMBER 30 Come early an*I have choice of the Great Bargains I am offering. -------- ——.-------------------- Sale is Now on ---------------------------------------- OSCAR SNELSON Crabtree - - - Oregon Wilson. County Commissioner Butler ar ■ 1 ■ '■ rived in town Friday evening from I Hon Geo. W Ringham. af Salem the south bound Portland train He : paid Ths Tribune ofh««* a visit W«*d-| staled the new ferry boat to oper ' tired ar afternoon, but aa the editor ate across tke North Santuun mar was at the fair giounds, we fail'd Shelburn wan readv and the service Ì to meet. Th«- judge is a candidata would be inaugurated just as toon for circuit judge. as the Lank on the Marion county H<*n. T A Rinehart, of Salem, side was graded down so that travel was a visitor at the fair Wednesday. ! could get onto the boat. lie thought shaking hands with the j»e<>pl«- j this work would be completed on Judge Rinehart is a candidate fur the following day. He was unable circuit judge to state whs would lie the new ferry man. as the Marion county tourt was to employ him. Local Market Report Roy Peery came down from the Food Gamblers Hard Hit Crown mines Saturday afternoon He brought out something over 100 New York. Sept. 4.- Food dealers pounds of ore to be placed on exhi who gambled on the ex|M-eted isola bition at the fair. tion of New York from outside sup Almost one-half of tha grain in plies as a result of the threatened Santiam forks is yet to lie taken railroad strike and bald l>ack ship care of. Grain yet unc it is wasting menta to unload at famine prices, somewhat and that in the «hock will found themsrlviM today overwhelm lie injured without sunshine and ed by their own plot. wind to dry it out. Prices suddenly collapsed with the Small timber fires are reported to averting of the strike and the have occurred up in the Cascadia food gamblers were caught with country, though no material damage vast quantities of supplies on their was done. Lightening on Sunday hands. One speculator ia reported may have started other fires. Hut to have lost hundreds of thousands danger for tha season ia now regard of dollars. I I !■ .. g'S« !■■■■!■»■ ed as pa»t. Prof. 0. V. White, who has been spending his vacation in assisting in the political campaign, ia home for the fair thia week. He thinks, after traveling over much of the First congressional district, that Mark V. Weatherford's chances for election are excellent. A True Progressive Wheat iw*r buahrl (>ala Bran tier ton W heat chop per ton Oat chop Barley Chop " " Flour per «ack Eggs P«*r doien Butter tier pouml Chickens, hens per lb " spring roosters Turkeys " “ tieese Ducks ” " Beef " " $ 1.02 .40 30 IMI 32.00 31 50 *0 00 1.40 .20 .20 .11 .14 „ 07 _ .15 .0b 10 05 9* Veal Notice to Patmos ol District 95 8.00 Hogs, live per hundred lb Hogs, dreams) " * 9.00 Mutton 1.00 School will own on Friday. Sep tember 16 instead of Monday. Sept. 18 The object ia to organise and order books and nee<*wairv supplies before school, <qwsi* on Thursday. AIM tracts eta seined Corporation ^aw. September 21. This change ia m-cev Financial Areata. Trusts. Bacrowaand Bate tea probated. Collss- aary on account of the teachers Accounts. tiona, D« hh 1 i . Mort<a<«Mi. O*n«*raJ institute to-be held at Albany on practise in all eoarta. Oo rr eo p s n da ns e solicited. Prompt attention. Bank September 18. 19, 20. references. Fix.rt.rmA gear. By order of District Board IMKS PIACCB M MSTIANB ramtn J. F Wesely. Clerk LAWYERS Mosessohn 4 Mosessohn Auction Sale I will sell to the highest bidder, at my farm l| miles east of Scio (the Mrs Frances Wesely place) on September 12, commencing at 10 a. m., the following listed peramal properly: Three 1100 to 15(8) lb. Phone 27-7 farm horses. 27 head of cattle of which 14 are milk cows, two buggies. Bl'IO • • . OREGON 1 wagon. 1 set of work harness, 2 seta single harness, 0-horae power Fuller & Johnson gawiline engine DR. A. G. PRILL and wood saw. 1 hay loader, 1 mower. 1 diac plow. 1 diac harrow, Physician and Surgeon 1 turning plow, numerous household Calla Attende«! goods and other article« too numer Day or Night ous to mention. SCIO ORE. For terms of sale see bills. Frank Shores G. E. KaJk Auctioneer Owner Dr. f. K. 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