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LOCAI ««EVITISI
Banquet For Mr. Horaibreoii
For Hale- -Qoas in acreage to
Lebanon, acre tracts, highly develop i
ed Easy terms, interest 6 prr cent. Ì
Write Helen V. Crawford. Lebanon,
A NEW DEAL
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pl lea from a number of out of town
inomlen of the part> indicating
that they will tie present st the ban
quet. but it ta desired that ail local
democrats «hall be present. The
idea has prevailed iff *>me quarter*
that «dm law on is upon invitation.
Thia is erroneous, every democrat
lator* is. far too many of them are
will t>e welcome and rxpecu-d to be
but small tax payer* and view tax
present.
ation a* but a trifling matter. Thev
“Among those who will probably
know that a heavy tax burden will
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dress
the meeting will he: Oswald
rest but lightly upon themselves in
West.
Judge
S White. S M Gar
dividually and ‘let her go Ghalager"
is the feeling. None but men of land. Arthur Clarke. Frank Myer«.
financial re*{>on«ibility should be H. M Esteriy, and Hon Milton A
Miller — Albany Democrat.
elected to that office
Die Stale Board of t’onlrol has
sold a ear load (1500 bushels) to
Montana buyers at 32 per bushel, of
state owned flax fiber «red
This i*
The Scio Tribune. (1.60 the year. the first car of thia *e*d ever «hip
Oh yes. Guy MeKnight will buy ped from the state.
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sitting hens
Th«- main trouble with our legis
A. E Edwards. foreman of The
Tribune office, went to Albany last
Saturday
What was left of the John Weedy
stock of good* waa packed up and
■hipped to Portland this week
We make a specialty of Friend
ship, Engagement ami Wedding
Ring*. F M French A Sue. Albany,
Oregon
SCHOOL NOTES
Hog* were «old al Denver. Colo ,
this wwk for 113.06 per hundred,
the highest price for live hog* ever
The Jefferson High school glee
Wheat nrr bushel
1 1.26
paid at that place
club will be at Scio March 2. They
Ohts
will gAe an entertainment in the
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Mr. ami Mr* Luther W. Muuy,
28 CM»
Bran tier ton
of couth Scio were made happy by High school auditorium.
Wheat chop per ton
48 00
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Lovin* Bauman and Ethel Ingram
the arrival of a 1» pound boy. on
Oat chop
33.00
returned from Salem Monday even
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Washington’s birthday
Barley Chop “
10.00
ing. where they had been attending
2 00
Hour [>er sack
Our R F.D men had a rather
an Endeavor convention.
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jig»
oer
dosen
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tough time last week They would
Kenneth White ha* returned to Butter fat oer lb
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have lilted to have Washington’s
•chool this week after being sick Chickens, hen* per lb
.16
birthday cover the entire week.
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with lag rippe.
spring
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For Sale 10 t<»n» of cheat hav
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The senior* ar* «electing • play.
rooster*
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and 10 tons of «hike clover hay.
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which they will give at the end of Turkeys
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baled ami in good condition. Inquire
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the school year.
tiers*
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st The Tribune office
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A basket ball game will be played Duck*
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John Miller, of just across the
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lie tween the 3. H. S, team and the Beef
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a*
river in Marion county and who haa
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Richard«« Gap boy* Thursday night Veal
charge of a milk route for the con-
Hog*,
live
per
hundred
lb
10.76
The domestic science class have
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densery. covered his route with a
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started sewing on their summer Hog*, dressed
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lx>b sled last Sunday.
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Mutton
8.00
dream.
I-ant year John T. Brock, of
Mia* Forbes’ room ami the High
southeast of town, nlanted 1000
school met in the aasemblv hall and
prune tree» to which he haa just
■pent about half an hour singing
added 600 more, making an orchard
H oijochkk B iuni .. Proa
Wednesday morning.
of 1600 ire«», which will be in bear
A program in honor of Washing
ing in four or five year*.
Fresh Meats of All Kinds
ton's birthday was given in the as
The elegant supper at Hotel Sci<> sembly room Thursday morning by
Reasonable Price«
on Tuesday night of last week given the Freshman class. Dr. Ge**el-
by ihe Knights of Pythias of this brach. of Allwny. gavg a splendid Main Strset
city on the occasion of the anniver address <>n Washington
After thi*
sary of Pythianiam, was said to be the school was dismissed for the
an elegant affair. The item was remainder of the day.
overlooked in our issue of last week
Scio Meat Market
The men who bought the John
Wesely stock of good*, had an ex
tremely bad week for their much
advertised sale. Every day was so
stormy that but few people came to
town, consequently their sale* were
small, nevertheless the slaughter in
price*
N. M. Newport
SANTIAM EARM TOPICS
Attorney at lww
Just in the worst of our winter,
as we have had some ten days of
•now and which was rather unex
pected. But a* winter haa to come
it will be here if it take* till June.
Stock Is fairing rough, feed is get
ting scarce and March haa just conic
which gets the poor stock
March
is always the hardest month on
stock.
l-a«t week was rawly the worst
week of the winter
It was severe
on the R F. D. carrier*, the milk
route hauler*, voung lamb* and poor
cow*
The rural route carrier* and
The Pie Eater has been hav ng
the milk hauler* will survive. .Many
of the lambs and poor cow* have quite a sick spell, the past week ami
■till feel* like the faded rose of sum
passel to the Great Beyond.
mer looks, hardly able to go.
Frank Thayer «ay* he is still a
G. A. Griffin is having a time
grasswidower, as Mr*. Thayer is in
with
the sore eye*. I am not aure
Lebanon caring for her father.
whether
it is the botts ur pink eye.
Uncle Ben Irvine. Mr. Irvine Is
Miss Ella Smith returned home
now past his KHth year and, while
his health is fairly good for hi* age, Thursday from Mill City, where she
every bad cold or ailment of any has been waiter at the company’s
kind, is a source of anxiety to hia hotel. She expects to return
dav as a domestic girl.
children.
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Recently the Harriaburg paper*.
the Bulletin and the Commonwealth,
were consolidated
Last week the
Stayton Mail and the Standard, of
that city, were united. Mr. Olmsted,
former editor of the Mail, retiring.
No doubt the high coat of newspaper
production waa the cause in each
instance
DR. A. G. PRILL
Phyaidaa and Sortean
('alia Attended
Day or Night
Miss Nina Smail returned home
Monday after a weeks visit in Port- !
land with her aunt. As it was a
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stormy week, the scenery was not
what she expected to are.
Uncle Tom Smail lost his finest
cow Monday as »hr was passing out
of the feed barn. She caught her
hind foot in a crack in the doorwav
and pitched forward, falling with
her head and nose In a mud hole and
drowned in a few minute*. She was
worth 3IU0. Hi* son Lyman came
up from Portland Sunday, returning
Monday, taking his sister, Nina to
PorUaod to visit her aunt. Elva. and
take in the eight* of the city. She
had never been there before
The Tribune received a very nice
•tamped envelope the atamp canceled
of cource, from C. C. Chapman of
of the Oregon Voter last Saturday,
without anything being inclosed.
We auapeCt Chap wanted to favor
us with one of hia excelent editor
ials. but after more mature thought
concluded that it waa too good
to send to a county new« paper and
C'haa. Walker, nf Bunard Roost,
•ent into hi* composing room in visited with his old friend. Geo.
stead
Griffin the latter part of last
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On November L I purchased
the De«Mm<>rr-Wade Produce
business and have twrn in
charge of the same since
that date.
I am in the market for your
Egg*. Chicken*. Gecsr Duck*
Turkeys. Dresaed Hog*. 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 a« well
Bring
it tn me in good condition,
you will be satisfied with the
tests and the price I am at
my place of business from &
a. m. until buainem cl<«e* in
the evening, so that you will
always find me on hand
(iive me a trial and if I don’t
treat vou right, go elw-wherv
O. R TURNER
Densmore-Wade Co.
****** oí J. F. W«a»ty*« Sisar»
Al ite» «M «U mm I
H. B. CHESS
ATTORNEY AT LAW
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Notary Public ana
Conocycntor
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