The Scio tribune., January 18, 1917, Image 4

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Peery’s
The mid year examinations in the
high school will he held this week.
Wood piles suffer theae days and
sometimes It Is a job to get them
replenished
Sheriff Bodine was over from
Alt»any Monday looking after several
court matters.
W* make a specialty of Friend­
ship. Engagement and Wedding
Rings F. M French & Son. Albany.
Oregon.
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half drove Into Scio Saturday to the
fair meeting hr *3» tbr farmer»
were making g<*od use of the dry
weather by plowing and mwing
At almost the same time a« that vetch ami «ate for hay.
The old man had four-in-hand
of Mrs. (touch. Mrs West, mother­
in-law of C. C. Wade, died in this around Saturday with his good wife
city of inflamatior. of the bowels. He has a fine colly dog j>up that
ha« forrwd a habit <<f visiting at
We will give particulars later.
night
So as tn stop thia, the «Id
Mrs. O. V. White returned home
men
tied
a rope ar<*und the dogs
Monday night after a three-week»
neck
Not
taring lined to anythin«
stay with her parents at Forest
of
the
kind,
he made a desperate
Grove. She reports her father to
effort
to
rid
him»elf of the m|*.
be slowly improving from his recent
making
several
circle« over the yard
illness
then mad* for th«* l*ck porch where j
Another sudden death oceured at
the good wife hsd a full can of I
Shelburn Tuesday morning, Mrs.
milk ready for the factory. So he
A. F Gooch died in a very short
made a turn around the can with
time We have not learned the par­
his long rot*, making another dash
ticulars We will have a full account
for the yard Away went can. milk j
next week
and dog. covering the porch an inch
deep m cream sraf milk So the old ;
Mine Host Wm Abbott, of Hotel
man made for the l*rn »nd crawled ■
Scio, has liren quite sick for the
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some hav. to wait until the storm <
past week, but is getting lie tier at
The Parent-Teachers association
blew
over. I'll not tie th«- d«g If
this writing
met in the High school auditorium
hr doe* go out »parking
The Scio High school Itaakel 1*11 Tu«*sday evening
An interesting
Eldon Griffin, of Stayton. can*!
team have a game for Friday night program and evening was enjoyed
I over Monday to visit his Grand- ■
at Bellfountain and on«* Saturday by all present. Our orchestra, which
mother. Mrs S W Gaine* for a
night at Corvallis.
we always appreciate, gave several
few days, as he is laid up with mid
John Wcwely was at the store selections and responded to encores I
and grip.
The minutes of the previous meet­
Monday morning after being con­
ing
shows wr are aiming to accom­
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fined to his horn«* for a week or
Local Market Report
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plish
things
worth
while
more with lagripue.
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interesting
and
instructive
The Tribune is indebted to State
Senator Cusick, of Alliany, for Copies paper was given by Dr Prill, which
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of all bills which are l*mg intro­ should have been heard by every Wheat t*r bushel
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duced in the senate.
may give it again in the near future Bran tier ton «
28.00
For Sale G<*e in acreage to
for the benefit of all. The play shed Wheat chop per ton
48.00
Is-bamm. acre tracts, highly develop­
or gymnasium of which there is Oat chop
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ed Easy terms. Interest fl per cent.
great interest being taken, was dis­ Barley Chop
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Write Hel«>n V. Crawford. Lebanon,
cussed and further plans laid for ito Hour per «ack
2 oo
Mr» Leo Rund. of Jordan,
Is
continuance.
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per
doxen
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seriously ill with oleuricv and pneu­
Mrs. Girruth. traveling for the Butter fat oar lb
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Dr Prill operated on the Elliaan-White l.vceum course, gave Chicken». h«*n« per lb
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right lung Saturday, removing 1« a short talk in the interest of such
spring
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lyceum and it was left with the
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For your reading for 1917, con­ executive and program committees Turkw.
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sult The Tribune. We can give you of the parent-teachers association
The «mtertainment committee ser­ Ducks
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bargain day ratrs for all of th«*
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leading dally and weekly newspapers ved cake, mo* and coffee in the Beef
domestic science room. The next Veal
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and magaxmes.
meeting will I* held in two weeks. Hogs, live per hundred lb
9 40
Saturday night was the coldest of
Everybody interested is invited.
Hogs, dremed
10*
the winter. Several exposed water
Mutton
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pipe» were hurvted and many inside
of buildings were slightly froxen
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and had to I* thawed out with hot
water.
for
Elmer and Clifford Griffin drove
Automobile owners who have not
yet taken out their 1917 license, had to Lebanon Sunday morning as
Iwtter get busy. Some fellow may Elmer wished to meet some of his
to
hold an owner up on the road and friends who were returning
make the o*t three or four lime« their home* at Mt Vernon on the
John Day. Elmer intends returning
the coat of th* license.
You are pr<>l*bly not familiar
to his old home in a few days as hr
When the laxly of s woman who
with the quality of trusses nor
has quite a bunch of horses on the
was hurried at Eugene Ifi year» ago
with the art of fitting them
range which he thinks are in nerd
was tiring removed to another grave
You must, therefore, trust
of attention.
last week, it was found to have
some reliable dealer.
Mrs Myrtle McCoy and sister.
been petrified. It took four strong
You can trust our judgment
Miss Ella Smith, went to Stayton
men to carrv the body
as to both quality and fit.
Friday to visit their uncle. John
Monday about the last of the
We can furnish just what is
Thomas
potatoe* stored in this city for ship­
needed in your individual case
Our road boas. Mr. Gilkey, can*
ment were haul«! to West Scio and
over Friday and put In a brake water
Both I ruases and Fit are
loaded. Some ten or twelve cars of
in Crabtree creek to prevent the
Guaranteed
tubers have been shipped from Scio
water from undermining the road
for which good prices have been
Fhe commissioners were to have
received.
come over Saturday and give in­
The fair stockholders meeting last structions how to open s new chan­
C. A. EVERETT
Saturday was enthusiastic. No on* nel to straighten the creek above
Druggist and Stationer
present seemed willing to sell to the bridge. But as usual they failed
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Albany at the price offered. But. to show up.
gentlemen, there is more to do than
The fair mealing at Scio was a
to vote a mere refusal. You will
success as the stockholders were on
have to dig down into your pockets,
the job and declined the idea of
if we make gixid.
selling our fair and elected a new
The funeral of the late Henry |
Notarti Public and
board of directors
Electing our
Quigley, which was held at th* president. Dr. Prill, who has proven
Corwcftmot
Christian church, last Sunday morn-1 to be the main ramrod of the whole
ing. wa« attended by a very large shooting match. The n>eml*rs pres­
Abstracto oí Title Examined
concourse of our citizens.
Mr. ent decided rather than sacrifice our
Quigley was regarded as one of our fair, they would try and dig up. so
OREGON
substantial citixens and was well they soon had a fair start to have
liked and respected by everyone.
all the money necessary subscribed
For Sal*-A set of light hack or as a donation to put the fair on it*
DR. A. G. PRILL
heavy buggy harness. No. I extra feet and hold the next fair In
October,
which
will
insure
a
fine
Physician aaJ Sw
fine, not use«! over twenty time* and
good as new; breeching and collar* exhibit of moat all varieties of fruit
Calls Attended
complete
Also new buggy pole and vegetables, and cut out the
Day or Night
and whiflletrees. Hameas |35. coat jocky horse racing, and we «rill
|4ft; pole complete M. and also 25 have a time equal to a hog killing.
bushels of vetch and oats, half and Our fair is not for sale.
TRUST US
TRUSSES
R. SHELTON
half, 11.25 per bushel. S W. Gauwa. |
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Scio young ladies have formed a
basket 1*11 Hub and hope to develop
a team which will hr able to take
on ail comers.
Films developed frss at
drug store
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A NEW DEAL
tin November I. I purchased
the Densm<>re-Wade Produce
t>u«in«*» and have been In
charge of the same since
that date
I am in the market for your
Eggs. Chickens. < toesr I lucks
Turkeys. Dressrtl ll-<gs. Veal
etc., for which I will pay the
highest market price. My
weights are right and I will
treat you fairly.
I want
your Cream as well.
Bnng
it to me in good condition,
you will I* «atiafird with the
tests and th* price. I am at
my plac»* of busmeoa from 6
a m. until busm**s ctoars in
the evening, so that you will
slway* find me on hand
Give me a tital ami if I don't
treat you right, go elsewhere
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We nr* prepared to take
charge of funeral» in an
up-to-date sanitary manner
Embalming is done hv a
licensed undertaker
Satisfaction guaranteed
N. I. MORRISON ft N. C. LOWE
61„ FARM LOANS
Notice, We have an un­
limited amount of funds
to lenii on farm security
at tt per cent i*er annum
l»ng time loan« desired.
No delay
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FARM LOANS 61
BEAM
Albany. Ore
O. R. TURNER
l>ensmore-Wa<ie Co.
At
<MNl e< J. F. W eaaiy • Stearw
When in need of anything in the
way of job work, call and see us
We do flrst-clam work at reasonable
prices
FORMALDEHYDE
for
GRAIN SMUTT
Properly used, Formaldehyde
will prevent grain smutt. Is
cheaper and just as good if
not better than any other
treatment Get our
Free Booklet
which tells exactly how it
should be used and why you
should use it. It includes a
report from the North Dakota
Agricultural College on Grain
Smutt.
35 cents the pint
PEERYS DRUG STORE
Dependable
Service
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New
Undertaking Parlor
HECKER &
133 Lyon St.
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