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About The Scio tribune. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1914-1917 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 23, 1916)
—.IF / . t «R -J ■ ' - > -V • .f •4 ,4 • » < S. , * * ■ Í 4 •* Riley Shelton was a bum new visit or in Albany Monday We still have some hacks, ■urrays Erank Dobrkovsky waa bound over to the grand jury for rrulty to and huggie«; al*», two manure spreaders. which we offer ■■n th«* hi« family We in market at very low prow Jack Waltemeyer i« making tbe lend to close out th«-*- line« regard- repair« to the condenarrv building leas of price. made necessary by Tuesday’« fire. The Scio Tribune $1.50 a year If you are in the market for any W W Crawford and wife and of th«-*- good*, tie sure and aae ua Films developed free al Peery's «ome Eord automobile men were before you purchase clw-where. as drug «tore over from Albany Wednesday even I am positive that we can save you Joe Morri«, of Lel»an<m, waa over ing. 15 tier cent on your purchaar. last Sunday. Yours for business M. E. Roth, of Goitre station and Albany*« Round-up will be held '■has Wrerly. one of Unn county*« substantial nest year on July 2. 3, and 4. farmer«, wu in town yesterday D C. Thom« made a busmen« trip afternoon. A company haa been organised in to Jetfer«on and Salem Saturday Th«- cold »nap has innderau-d Portlaml to build an extension of Mr« (). V. White gave a dinner greatly a« we go to press Rut small the Oregon Electric up into the party Tuesday evening for the «chool damage ha* resulted, so far a* we timber belt in the Cascadia country. faculty. ran learn This is cheering news for our Sweet Born, on November 8. to Mr. and The rock croaher. which has sup Home friends Mr« Alva Grimes, of Shelburn. > plied the material for our »treeU, daughter. was moved up to the Ge«». Rodgers neighborho«><l Monday. M um Ina Parrish returned home awe - We are prepare«! to take rharve <>f funeral« in an up-to-date sanitary manner EmhaJming is done bv a licvtiard undertaker Satisfaction guaranteed Miles Cary was moved from the hoapital to the home of his brother. Frank, last Saturday morning. Dr. Prill «av« he haa recovered physical ly, but the injury to his head is still affecting his mental qualities Repairing I a Specialty Satisfaction Guaranteed h DR A. G. PRILL. Physician H. B. CHESS and À Surgeon Calls Attended Day or Night ATTORNEY AT LAW SCIO ORE. •u«..T N. M. Newport Attorneyat l<aw •CITY ATTOMNXYI LKBANON The Scio Tribune, $1.50 the year $2.95 From the Wright Condensed Smoke Co. to you nt Manufacturera codt Did you see it at the Fair? PEER Y’S DRUG STORE Dependable Service Abstracts <4 Title f juunined . . OREGON ROLOFF Od i O rk «,<> s rs» u« Huoao Sale date« arranged for at The Scio Tribune Office. Scio. Ore PRINTING Federa/ed Church < w/ »'IO. ORKMIN THE SCIO TRIBUNE COMMERCIAL PRINTERS Dr T. K. Sanderson DENTIST Manager Peery thinka the namage is about $150, as the chemical engine fluid spoiled a tank of sterilised milk. The milk was not included in the above estimate The damage is fully covered by insurance. I’hone 27-7 OREGON < k r Jr** <>XMX»N A Nine Piece Butchering Set of High Grade Steel Sunday School 10 a. m. Preaching 11 a. m. Christian En«ieavor..fi:30 to 7:30 o.m. Song Service 7:30 toH:00p.m, Prayer Meeting, Thurnday 7:30 p.m. The response of the fire depart Brother Meikelj«»hn. Leader. ment was so prompt, that small Good printing can be obtain*! damage resulted. H B. Iler. Pastor. The chemical only where the proper types, press engine wan at work within five es. material and expert workman minutes from the sounding of the ship is found. The Tribune office alarm, as an auto pulled it tn the poaseMcs all of these requisites and scene of action at railroad speed. the prices are right. The damage was probably $50. ;»Mr« Erank Gill. Mrs Ed Myers. V. W hite and the corps of “ “I t«-achers were «-ntrrtain- ■newlay evening by Mr and Thoms. Candy and pop- Hi« Exprrwoi* is Worth Money In You N. I. MORRISON 4 N.C. LOWE AUCTIONEER . ' i A FRED OHLEMIER X* W. U S m a*b» Cont'tytruor H. C Just about 1 p. m. Tuesday the fire alarm brought the fire depart ment and the people out inatanter. The fire apparatus wt« *»on on its way t<> the condenaery, where the fire was The roof on the east end of the main building waa act afire from sparks from the smokestack of the boiler room, situated some 50 feet from the main building. Plumbing or Tinning ‘ Notar» Publx and the Judge, accomjmni«-«! the party E. E is one of the big sheep men SCIO . out in hi« «ection and has become wealthy in the business, chiefly with in the past four years. Though a staunch republican, he has l»eeome A letter from Erank Shelton, who convince«! of the cry "free trade is mining in Northern California, haa ruined the sheep industry." informs The Tribune that he has W atkrix X) chang«-d hi« postofficc address from Fire at tbe Condenaery a r n n » i Yreka to Lewiston. Cali. About all of the election wagers made in Scio, were paid Thursday. Dean Morri« declared prosperity had arrived and showed abojt all the 2hs he could hold in his hand a« an evidence, last Thursday. ------------ t*HKN TOV WANT—— New Undertaking Parlor NOTICE R. SHELTON No sotiner is election over than talk of a new logging railroad i» sprung onto the people in Linn county, Wilson’s election is not much of ■ bugl»ear after all. a ■Jw- ■ We have cheap Eaatern money W’ Chromy having bought theintrf- tn loan on improved farm« at est of J E. Ku Lack in the Sci«> low rates. interest payable annually ami pre payment Planing Mill«, it is necessary that privileges. Why not improve all old accounts I m - dosed All par-! your farm with «ome new ties knowing thenoM-lvrS indebted to I building», or a new barn or the Sex» Planing Mills C-o. will Dies* buy that adjoining 40 acre»? Lvon« last Eriday on account of call and settle at once, either by I We furnish the moiwy. Mrs. G»och'a illness ra»h or note HECKER & BEAM. Albany. Ore. I J. E Kukacka, Mr« Margaret Bishop, the rlde«t J. W. Chromy. daughter of Mrs. J W Compton, arrived from California Saturday, on a visit with her mother Early Novemlter ha» certainly , County Judge 1). B McKhight broken the recor«i for frigidity this 1 and Commissioner J. D. Irvine were time, Thi« editor does not remem over from Albanv and let »an on ber it« equal during a residence of Wednesday afternoon. E E Me 4ti years in the «tale. Knight, of Vale. Ore., brother of »•''/ s Having dissolve«! |>artnerahip, J.! It is unfortunate that our Main street must remain in an unfinishe«! | i Local Market Report £ comlition during the winter just at An operation was performed <>n hand. the |M»r*»n of Mr» M E Cole, of George llilveu, having won a «uan near Scio Monday, by Dr. B R Wheat oar buahel S 1 to of buggy h«»r*-« on the rlecti«»n. he Wallace at the Albany hospital The 4i> OSM operation was a succe*i and Mr« hitch«-«! th«-in to « new buggv . » .H. Bran Per Um Cole 1« expected to recover in g<s»d drove home Saturday. 11 OO Wheat chop jier ton shape. ,-S .in W hen in nee«l of anything in the 11st chop The Marion county pa rent-teacher» 311 (Ml way of jot» work, call and ace us | Barley Ctv.p " " 1 Mil W'e do first cl a* w»rk at reasonable association held a convention in i Hour per sack Salem Saturday. There were forty prices. ;<•; i pAfg» per dozen delegate« present and a great deal Butter tN*r pound 2" It 1« reported that the old hotel of interest manifested H. C. Bajr i Chicken«, hen« per lb H building on the south side is to l»r 1 • • ___ l_ •• •• more. of Corvallis, delivered the spring 12; torn «town am! another building • • _ - __ •• principal addn i Mrs D. C. Thoms 07 roosters «uitable for business will tie erected and Miss I lielight Eor!»e» attended Turkey. " " 17 in it« place from Scio. tn* Gosas Scio had her first touch of winter IO Newt Morrison was greatly nur- i Ducks Sunday night All day Saturday a of» Beof " " prise«! Tuesday when looking over cold north wind prevailed Sunday- 7* an invoice of goods purchased Hr Veal morning thin ice and a crust «si S 1*1 found one item in which the cost Hog«, live per hundred lb grourxi was in evidence. i Hogs, drsawd •» no price was reduced below the previous KIMI Eor Sale Close in acreage to coat price, instead of increased, as Mutton leltanon. acre tracts, highly develop is almost invariably the case in all ed. Ea«v term«, interest 6 per cent. lines of goods. It is safe to say the Write Helen V. Crawford. Lebamm. litem was not pater. »«s*? a Notice Mias Blanche Kopeck y arrived Tu**iay evening from Portland for We make a specialty of Friend-; a two week's visit with her sister, Í ■hip. Engagement «nd Wedding Mr». II. A. Htepanek Ring* E. M French 4 Son. Albany, Mr» B E Titus was called up to ! Oregon the home of Erank G« mx 4>. of above i Mrs llhlemeyer will close out « line of this fall up-to-date millinery at $2 per hat Come in and are them • A *• 4M - Sunday evening from a week*« visit in Portland * *•« « *4: A - *4*