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The annual telephone
was held Saturday.
Saat um Pana New»
meeting
A lot of tubers, two car loads,
(Owtinim»! from i<w i>
were sent out of Scio Saturday.
bunch of cotton IX inches bark of
John Ladder and Wm Knoff were
his rars was floating tn the air and
the ahipoera
the dogs singing a tune I never
John Shi miler and family will heard in church, they did not even
Subscribe for The Scio Tribune move to Scio some time next month say go<><i bye
and occupy their new home, which
SI.50 the year.
I am informed that Walter Miller,
Mims developed free at Feery's he purchased from C. C. Wade this Pruitt's son-in-law, contemplates a
week.
drug store
trip to eastern Oregon with the idea
A
pound boy was born to Mr. I
For your reading for 191?, con­ In his head he can take up fairly
We can give you good land. Hut of course he will lie
and Mrs. J. W Miller of Shelburn sult The Tribune
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Imrgam
day
rates
for ail of the disappointed the same as others
Monday
Mrs Hmer Chamller, of Mmne•"<« *"*'*
have Item and will I* glad to get
apolia, is visiting her cousin. Mrs ! ■n*1 magazines
l>ack on his little farm
A. G. Prill.
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Holacek Bros, will reopen their
We are all anxiously waiting to
Lae Bilyeu and Bill Evans, of meat market at the old sum! on
Lebanon, <*ame over Monday on a Main slrwt Thursday, January IX
They purptwe keeping first-class
horse buying expedition.
We have an abundance of lagrippe
‘n't to ,real lh* PuWk>
help cut and blast a channel to
straighten the creek above Crabtree
bridge, a» as to prevent the creek
from undermining the liank and
ruining
the r<»a l this side of th«-
and to spare
tlur doctors report
If our culemporary. the Santiam
bridge,
which should be done at
the u»ual winter trouble ia plentiful, j News is somewhat short in Ito news
once.
Most anyone of our business men columns this w««ek. the editor has a
We had a surprising wedding a
as well as others, would sign a petl-: lawful excuse, for a new baby girl
arrived
at
their
house
early
yeator-
few
day» ago
Byron Bilyeu took
tion to have the city council restore |
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day
morning
himself
a
cook
and
stole the hard­
the cr«HM walks.
C. C. Wade, who recently pur- ware mana daughter and took her
We make a specialty of Friend-1
I chased a huMneas in Oregon City, home with him and called her his
ship. Engagement and Wedding
<-am<- up and d««ed a deal with own. So Byron steps as high as a
Rings. F. M. French 4 Son. Allmny
John Shindler for his h««me and blind dog in a ('anadian thistle
Oregon.
Host wishes.
. holdings in Scio. 22j acres of land patch
Judge Geo. G. Bingham, newlv
are embraced in the deal. The pur-|
elected circuit judge for the 3r<! ’
chase price is report»«! to l>e $3750.
judicial district, held his first term
Local Market Report
Scio’s cross walks on Mam street'
of court in Albany this we»*k.
are conspicuous because of their!
For Sale Close in acreage to
alwencr
The city council may as'i Wheat uer bushel
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la-banon. acre tracts, highly develop­
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well order them replaced for th»-1 Oat*
ed Ea»v terms, interest 6 per cent.
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material we have use«! in surfacing Bran tier h«n
Write Helen V. Crawford. Lebanon,
45.00
the finished portion will always be Wheat chop per ton
Mrs. Mnry Powers, an Albany too muddy in the winter time to: Oat chop
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oioneer of IHZwX). die«I al her home cross with comfort.
30.00
Barley Chop
in that city Monday. Thia is the
1.90
Hour per sack
Mias Helen Crawford, who was
fourth death in the family within a
36
Fgg» per dozen
selected as assistant school superin­
year.
.35
Butter per |x>tmd
tendent. has decide»! not to accept
hens per lb
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Buffalo Bill is «lying at the home the appointment, owing to the fact Chickens,
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of his sister in Denver. His physi­ that her business affairs requirt* a i
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cian informed him Monday night large portion of her time and she
Turkeys
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that he could not live more than 36 could not give to the office the ser-1
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(kwae
hours.
vice required.
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Ducks
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Chas. W’reely shipped about 6000
W. Wilson, of Jeffers m, comes to
Beef
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pounds of garlic to San Francisco. Scio every January, without fail.
Veal
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He will get 4 cents per pound for He is always the representative of
N.00
Hog», live per hundred lb
the odoriferous vegetable delivered his telephone line and was forj
Hogs, drewacd
9.00
in that citv
several years, the secretary of the ■
8.00
Mutton
Services will lie held at the Catho­ telephone association. Mr. Wilson
lic church in this city next Sunday was on hand, laat Saturday for hie
Did you itctk't a Çilette 01
at 11 a. m. Esther Henry will annual visit and, as a matter of
course, called at The Tribune office
officiate and preach
The public is
urn other Safety Razor
He may make an occasional visit to
cordially invited.
<u a Chtislnuu GifR
Scio during the year, but the Janu­
Good printing can be obtained ary visit is always a surety.
only where the proper types, press­
If so. you’ll need the right
It ought to be an easv matter to
es. material anil expert workman­
kind
of supplies to make
ship is found. The Tribune officr find 300 men or women in Seto and
Its
use
a succiiw
Our
poaseMM-s all of these requisites and vicinity who will t-ontribute 110
line of shaving supplies is
each rather than aee the fair go
the prices are right.
complete
and all of our
down or tie sold to Albany for a
Mrs. Ollie MacDonald went to song and allow the bunch over there
goods are high grade.
Portland yesterday morning for a
to sing it. Be here Saturday and
week visit with her sisters. Mrs
Strofi». Mugi. Rruiht». Soap.
express your opinion about the mat­
May Jones and Mrs. Annie Eckhart
Shaving Pouxter». lia y Rum
ter. Should the fair lie sold to
Pete says thia orphan business is not Albany, your financial loss will be
H uth Haiti. Etc. Etc
what it is cracked up to be.
more than 110 each Then why not
I
R. T. Smith, who returned from spend it at home and ke«-p a solen-
a sort of general lour of the south­ did utility in our community?
ern and middle western states alwiul
two months ago. left Monday morn­ George Gibbous Diet in
ing for Spokane. Wash. where he
a California Hospita
has liern employed as superintend­
ent in some construction work.
George Gibbons, of Shelburn,
The hen man over at Corvallis father-in-law of J. W. Miller, form­
seems to lie able to educate hens in erly county clerk, died yesterday in
their particular line of duty. But Providence Hospital. at Oakland.
notice what the cust of the education Cali. He was well known in Al­
of these hens is? When eggs cost, bany.
say ten crtiu each, the average
He was born in Scotland. 63 veers
Oregon rancher will scratch his ago. and was the husband of Helen
head
Harrington, whom he married in
Cashier Smidtt, of the
First the United States where his parents
National bank of Albany, is pretty brought him when he was a boy.
sm«M>the and represents a bunch of The family lived in California, then
money. Hr evidently thought his for 26 years in eastern Oregon then
standing and what he represents, for about right years here. Mr.
would enable him to pull the wool Gibbons, who had l>een in California
over the eyes of the Scio prople for about three weeks prior tn his
But it won’t do Mr. Smidtt. Some death, was a member of the Catholic
of us have lived about as long as church
Surviving members of the family
you have and such German diplo­
macy does not fool us a little bit. are George, of Scio. John of Shel­
If you want the fair, come through burn. T. J. and L. J. and Mrs. J.
with a respectable offer. Be fair W., Miller —Albany Herald. The
and many of us will support your burrial occurred at the Miller ceme­
fair when you get it.
I
tery Saturday.
Come in and let us help
you in the selection of
a complete outfit.
C. A EVERETT
Druggist and Stationer
Scio
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R. SHELTON
Notary Public and
Convene ntor
Abstracts of Title Ejuuiuned
OREGON
DR. A. G. PRILL
Calls Attended
Day or Night
A NEW DEAL
On Novendier I. 1 purrhased
thè Densmore-Wade Produce
business and bave l»s-n in
charge of thè san»- «ino­
lila t date.
I am in thè market fot vour
E«gs. Chiekena. G«sw Ihicks
Turkeys, Dressed Hogs. Veal
eie . for which I will |«ay thè
highest market price
My
weights are righi and t will
tr«*wt y«>u fairly.
I want
your Creato as well
Bring
il u» me in good condition.
you will he sattafied with thè
New
Undertaking Parlor
We are prepam! to take
charge of funerals in an
up-to-date sanitary manner
Emladming is done by a
licvriwd undertaker
Satisfaction guaranteed
N. I MORRISON A N. C. LOWE
6'1» FARM LOANS
Notice. We have an un­
limited amount <>f fund»
to lend on farm security
at G per cent per annum
l/-ng time loan» desireti
No delay.
tenta and thè prie« I ani at
my place of business fr«»m 5
a m. unlll business eluse» in
thè evening, so thai you will
always fimi me on han«i
Givc me a tiial and ,f I d««nt
treni you righi.go elsewherv
FARM LOANS 6 |>
HECKER A
133 l.yon St
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BEAM
Albany, Ore
O R. TURNER
««ri—■» l>
Densmore-Wade Co.
Al Ut* «M «U m M-
<*4 J. F. WweHg a Mfearw
When in need of anything in the
way of J«»b work, call and aee ua
We do first-class work at reasonable
prices.
We Claim to Be the Leaders
Symphony Lawn
Our liest Grade Stationery
In delicate color» and white, gold
edged and plain, iu boaes or tablets
Tulip Linen
A surprising «piality for the price.
It boxes priced at from 40c to SLIM)
I ablets
Any Shape,
any Quality, any
I>cpendable
Service
Price