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About The Scio tribune. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1914-1917 | View Entire Issue (March 22, 1917)
• • » ' Vj A- <► M. C. Gill has been confined to his horrw this week twcaunc of a bail cold. The Scio Tribune. 11.50 the year. Films developed free at Peery's drug store. It is rumored that Scio is to have another garage within the next few weeks. Born to Mr. and Mrs. II. Wood ard. of Jordan, on March 16. a ten pound boy. Mrs. Will Reeves was hurried at the Providence cemetery Thursday of last week. Mr an<l Mrs. F. M. Arnold came over from Albany Saturday for an over Sunday visit st the home of M. C. Gill. We make a specially of Friend ship. Engagement and Wedding Rings F. M. French & Son. Albuny, Oregon. Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Hackleman visited at the home of Mrs. Hackle man's mother, Mrs. Thomas i«rge. Sen , last week. Mr. and Mrs. P. H. MacDonald, Mrs. H<>b<>on and Roll Morris drove up to Springfield in the MacDonald Studebaker Seto relay For Sale- 10 tons of cheat hav and 10 tons of alsike clover hay, baled and in good condition. Inquire at The Tribune office. i We have s large slock of linolium and matting which we purchased before the big advance in pries« We are now making a special sale of our carpet* and if you are need ing anything along this line, now to the time to buy Since we bought prices have advanced 20 per cent Therefore we are able to give you' prices below present net quotations I that he talked spiritualism to Mrs. Briggs and alleges that he obtained domination and control over her. It is also alleged that her mind is fail ing and that she now refuses to allow her children to come about her home. Martin has been the recipient lately of threatening letters through the mail and on« missive received by him through the mail was in the form of a curd tied in the form of a hangman's noose, indicating, ac cording to the officers, that certain Dentons al Writ Slayton were on the point of doing him violence. After receiving these missives. Martin is said to have secured a revolver, Mack then had him arrested on a charge of carrying concealed weap ons. The revolver is now in posses sion of Constable Varney. Federal authorities are investigating to as certain the names of the person or persons who sent the noose and the threatening letters through the mail. When an officer started to West Stayton yesterday to serve th« cita tion on Mrs. Briggs, he met her and Martin coming to Salem to obtain a marriage license. Issuance of the license was held up for a time after their arrival, but the license was is sued late yesterday afternoon and the couple was immediately married. fell want was not so evident as the The Albany Herald has a report projectors imagined. ffom Shelburn that the road* are The Albany Herald claims to have impassible in that vicinity. Not a knowledge that in case of war, the cent of the 18,000,000 proposed military authorities will take charge bond issue would be expended in of the railroads by giving commis making these roads better. No, no. The money thus obtained, would I* sions to the railroad officials, expended on roads which are now C. A. Everett has rented the Wm being used every day, Abbott place just south of town and Profuse decorations, placards ad will move thereto within a few vertising “boss races." fat pigs, days. Mr. Everett will become a monster pumpkins, fat geese and all farmer in a small way as well as a the other familiar scenes of a county druggist. fair, now cover the wall of County I. O. 0. F. lodges throughout School Superintendent Ida M. Cum Oregon are ordered to display the mings office in the court house. Stars and Stripes at each session of These misters are advertisements of the lodge A part of the opening the Scio fair, of which Mrs. Cum ceremony in the K. of P. lodge is mings is one of the foremost boost the order "Salute the Flag." ers.—Albany Herald. Mrs. Fink, wife of Joseph Fink, of Jordan, died on March 16. of Attention Ford Owner» pneumonia and gall stones. She had been ill for several years and I have a full line of genuine Ford was under medical treatment at parts in stock at all times These Salem until about four weeks ago. parts are made by the Ford Motor Alfred L. Powell, of Jefferson, Co. and are guaranteed. Also carry and lnex Alma Hirona, of Shelburn, a stock of oils, greases, and tires. were married at the home of the I do repair work. Call on me. bride's parents, Professor ami Mrs. Fred T. Bilyeu, A. P. Hirons. of Shelburn. Sunday. Authorized Ford Agent. The young couple will make their Phone 27 Scio, Ore. home in Shelburn. SALT PETRE FOR KIDNEYS PEERY’S DRUG STORE. Do You Feel Fresh and Fit? On November 1. I purchased the Densmore- Wade Produce business and have been in charge of the same since that date. I am in the market for your Eggs. Chickens. Geese. Ducks Turkeys. Dressed Hogs. 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. Bring it tn me in good condition, you will he satisfied with the tests and the price. I am at my place of business from 5 a. m. until business closes in the evening, so thar you will always find me on hand Give me a trial and if I don't treat vou right, go elsewhere O. R. TURNER SiMnMsnr lu Densm«>rt'-Wsde Co. H. B. CHESS Attorney •» Law R. SHELTON Notary Public ana If you do not feel just right at the beginning of the soring season it is probably due to l>«d blood or a general run down condition of your entire system, due to the indoor life which you have lieen leading for several months. We have all of the good Spring Blood Purifiers and Tonics. We shall be glad to suggest a good one for use in your ease. Cont’epenjor Abstracts of Title Examined OREGON Plumbing or Tinning sn - FRED OHLEMIER S m S M. W «■ Hie Experience is Worth Money to You Repairing a Specialty Satisfaction Guaranteed G A. EVERETT Druggist and Stationer Oregon When in nerd of anything in the way of job work, call and see us. We do first -class work at reasonable President Wilson has called con gress in extra aesairn, to convene April 2. A previous call for April 16 had been made, but German crims htul l>ecome so acute that the earlier call was deemed imperitive. PRINTING f" Local Market Report . 11 T ! Wheat oer bushel _ S 1.36 i Oats ____ Bran Der ton , „,. ,.. Wheat chop tier ton Mrs. J. F Kukacka and daughter Mixa Iwdmela. left Saturday morn ing for Minneapolis. Minn., for a visit with relatives and friends, Mrs. Kukacka. who has been suffer ing with cancer for some time, will May be good enough for hones, consult a cancer specialist while but not for humans and reluctantly there. we sell a certain much advertised The Dairy City Garage is the only preparation composed principally of, place in town which carries a full salt petre. Stone Root Compound is what line of auto greaars and oil«. All sixes of tires and different parts for you should have and we take pleas all cars. A full line of extras for ure in reeomending it to you. Its Fords. Our shop is fully equipped vegetable ingredients are of well to do vulcanising and all kinds of known value to physicians. 60 cents and 31. repairing. Charging batteries a Weaaiy. A NEW DEAL (Continued from page 2> t 0. B. Cyrus went to Portland last with the government committee Saturday morning for an indefinite that they surrendered On the same stay. day the United States court pro The St. Patricks dance given last nounced the Adamson law constitu Friday evening was well atlendod tional. »bowing that the court ran and a most enjoyable time was act quick enough shed an emergen reported. cy arises. The decision could have The play "Old Maids Return" l»i-n handnl down before January I giv«m by local talent last week. was when all of the present trouble Prices are as follows: well received. The door receipts would have been avoided Unoliums, regular price HOc at 66c. The railroad managers are mani were about >40. •..............................75c at 62c festing a peculiar quality of patriot-I The moving process continues, day 36c matting at 26c. The sale is now after day at the J. F. Weselv store, I ism. It is of the same quality as on ami will runtinue tn April 1. When everything is in order. Scio' that manifested by th«- drafted man ('has. Wcsely. will have about the neatest and best in time of war. On the other hand, the men have arranged grocery establishment in Liat Wh.1 You Have For Sale shown a pure patriotic spirit The the vallev. Adams»n law does not give them all "Pic Eater." the irrepressible, thev demanded last year, yet they List what you have for sale with must have hurried himself in some submitted to what may be termed me. Live stock of all kinds, secund of the rich soil on which he raises a compromise law. After they had hand machinery, wagons, rigs, har such abundant crops of berries ami decided to rail the strike on to cum- ness and household goods of all, vegetables, as hr has been silent for mence Saturday night and the war kinds I will find you a buyer. the past two weeks, ('«»me through cloud loomed three tingly on the Parties wanting to buy anything Sam, many people enjoy reading horizon, they notified President in these lines, look me up. I call your effusions. Wilson if there was to tie war there save you time and money. Also Chris C. Bilyeu and family return would be no strike. have farm and city property for sale, i ed to Scio Tuesday evening Mi. Certainly the Railway Brother Thus. Large. Scio. 5-6 Bilyeu had taken up and proved up hood have manifested a more disin on a claim in Montana. He has sold terested patriotism than have the Kale Seed his farm and stock, thinking the railway managers. But all is well mild climate of the Willamette which ends well. The trouble is Good dean kale seed, raised valley preferable to the extreme over and the trainmen have won the year, for sale at 26c per pound. cold Montana winters. victory they deserve Trexler. R. F. D. No. 2. Scio. The sheep killing, of which we Feed Wait* Warm made note last week, did not prove so bad as was reported. Only 14 (Continued from page 1) head of sheep and goats were injur ed. The sheep are now about all Alfred L. Powell, of Jefferson and right but a number of the goals will Alma I. Hirona, of Shelburn, were probably die. One of the supposed issued a marriage license last week guilty dogs has been killed. by County Clerk Russell, of Albany. M. M Peery, of Springfield, ac If you want a set of good kitchen companied the P. H. MacDonald cutlery of six or seven pieces. get party on their return to Scio last The Tribune three subscribers and Sunday afternoon. On Monday, he we will make you a present of the and his brother. R. E Peery, man set. ager of the Crown mines, made a The Albany Daily Republican was trip up to the mines, a few miles short lived. One week was sufficient above Gales on the Uttie North to blot the young life. The long Fork. *7 1 A Large Stock :<ooo 50 00 36.00 30.00 2.00 • • Oat chop 0« • • Barley Chop Flour per sack_____ Eggs per dozen___ Butter fat tier lb__ Chickens, hens per lb ** spring roosters Turkeys Geese Ducks Beef • • • • Veal Hogs, live per hundred lb Hogs, dressed Mutton _ 12* 12.60 .14 10.00 THE SCIO TRIBUNE COMMERCIAL PRINTERS
