The Scio tribune and Santiam news, consolidated., July 26, 1917, Image 4

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Picnic lunch geu at raery •
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If the inquiry for hay is a criter­
ion. the crop in thio vicinity is Miort
Even If we should get rain now
the late soring grain will make but
a light crop.
Mr. and Mrs. Stover and two chil­
dren. of Salem, are visiting at Mr.
and Mrs Henry Rays.
Mr. an<! Mrs. Chester Coffey, of
McMinnville, are visi tong relatives
and frumds in this city.
ROLOFF
The Home IfefrnM- Ls-sgu« of
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County was permanently nr-
Peery*«-
ganizod in Albany Moodav night W
AUCTIONEER
E. M. Kimball, of the Jordan
G. Ballack was electod captain. Dan
Phone 27-7
mills, now drive* a handsome new
Johnson, first lieutenant and E. S. I
O rkoon
1| too truck.
W atkkuxi
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The
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SCIO
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North street is now being graded
services of the organization were
preparatory to surfacing with
tendered to Sheriff I). H. Bodine
Sale date* arranged for al Th«- Scio
crushed rock.
This action was taken in eon*r
Tribune Office, Scio. Ora.
Mr. and pre. Chris C. Bilyeu, quenre of advice from Governor
UNDERTAKERS
went up Crabtree to Clarks mill, for Withyeombe that the protection of
a few day« outing yesterday.
' life and property in this county was |
Cail* Attended to Promptly
Dav or Night
Mrs. J. S. Morris and daughter. in the hands of Sheriff Bodine.
Mia* Bessie, were over to Newport, Eighty men. representing the sub- ■
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SCIO
last week, on a short vacation.
stantiai ciliu-nship of the c^y an-l
Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Thoms mo­ county, have joined the Home De­
tored to Portland last Saturday fense Is-ague »nd other communities
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morning returning Sunday evening hsve expressed a desire to co-operate.
H oijcche « Bat*.. Proas
New line of 25c bathing cape at
Peery s for post cards. A select­
ed »{ipropriate assortment.
T. K. Sanderson
Th«- Scio Tribune. 4150 the year.
10c
and 26c
General Manager Daggett, of the
If you want an extra good inner
Scio and Newberg condenseries. tube, see Peery's. Extra heavy—
came up from Newberg Saturday etra tough—extra everything but
evening.
price.
Dr. and Mrs. T. K. Sanderson and
8. C. Jackson and R. J. Ix>gan. of
children autoed to Portland, Sun­ Seattle, and chief owners of our
day, returning on the following condenaery, were here lookiug after
morning.
business thia week.
DENTIST
Morrison & Lowe
H. B. CHESS
Attorney * Law
Scio Meat Market
Fresh Meats of All Kinds
VahaHe Fans for Sale
Reasonable Pries*
Oliver and other kinds of type­
Scio. Or«-.
I hereby offer for aale my farm, writer ribbons for sale at this office. Main Street
situated 1J mile* cast of Scio, con-
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mating of ¡17 acre*. good 9-room
farm house, all nerrssary out build­
ings In first class condition, bams,
etc., well fenced and fair faim or­
"A wise man regardeth the life of
E. C. Peery. P. H. MacDonald and
his beast." "Woodlark" fly spray E. D. Mvers appraised the estate of chard, Will Bell at a reasonable
oriee.
drives flies from cows.
the late Chas. Wesely, Tuesday,
Mr* Francs* Wesel y
Peery’s Drug Store.
placing Its value at about 123.000.
And still there is no movement to­
Several of the boys here, who will
ward* grading Mill street In order be called by the draft, are talking
to do away with the usual loblolly of volunteering. Bv doing so they
of mud in the winter.
can choose the branch of the service
Wants. For Sale or Lost. Found
Auto Holies, any price, from 14.00 which they prefer.
'etc. Under this head The Tribune
up to 120.00. Before you send or
John Miller reports that the Shel­ will hereafter publish the items
g<> away to get a robe, call and see burn ferry was placed in commission
indicated, The charges will be one
what we have.
N. I. Morrison.
yesterday
It Is hoped the guy cable »cent a word; two figure* conslitut-1
Property owners along the first is of sufficient *izc to stand the ing a word. 25 cents is the mini­
street west of Main, are grading the strain In the future.
. mum charge.
»am«- and will, later, place a 1 fl-foot
The Cooper Clan has held a big
A snap - Die Tribune is author­
surface of cruahed rock.
family reunion in Stay ton. at the ized to advertise a farm of 86 acres,
J. M Meieklxohn and Ed Baisch- home of John Gildow. About fifty a short distance east of Scio. The
weid commenced placing a new relatives of Oregon. Washington place is well improved and 60 acre*
foundation under the flour house for and California were prerent.
in cultivation, balance good noature.
the Scio Milling Co., Wednesday
A very slight sprinkle, this morn­ Some timber. The very reasonable
morning.
ing with a fairly good breeze from pries of 475 per acre i* asked. For
Dr. T. K. Sanderson and family the south, caused a smile to spread particular* as to location and terms,
expect to leave for an auto trio up on the faces of Semens. Prospects enquire at Una office.
in the Eastern Oregon country. They for a shower are in evidence.
We make a specially of Friend­
will leave about August 1 and be
A good many of there I. W. W ship, Engagement and Wedding
gone for a month.
agitator* and German sympathiser*, Rings. F M. French & Son, Albany,
The warm weather and the dry­ who fomented many »trikes, are Or «-gon.
ing of pasture grass, has materially now pounding rock at various places
CASH FOR EGGS Sanitary Mar
reduced the milk flow of our dairy and earnltg an honest appetite.
ket.
cows, consequently the milk supply
The Albany Herald is authority
For Rent—A seven room house.
at the condenser? is not so large.
for the statement that from 30 to
Inquire at The Tribune office.
Mrs. G, II. Jett and eon. Lowell, 40 automobiles loaded with tourists,
of Portland, are visitingst the home pass through ths "Hub" citv. daily,
Cook Wanted—A lady to help
of her sister, Mrs. D. C. Thoms. most of them going north. Very
cook in a cook-house at a logging
Lieut. G. H. Jett, who is oa the U. few if aav of them stop long enough
camp. A nice place, handv
S. ship South Dakota, is some place in Albany fo say howdy.
right on the railroad. Will
at sea. having been away for three
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Rodgers in­
435 per month. Write me. Mr*
month*.
vited in about twenty of their neigh­
Ivy B Hall. lAetmlt. Ore.
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The ice cream lawn social held on bors Tuesday eve. Card* and mu­
Tor Sale.- One team of horses,
the city park block, ia«t Friday sic were th« feature« of entertain­
weight
1100 and 1050. one set of
evening, is said to be have been ment. Dainty refreshments were
dc-jbic
work
harness and 3-lnch new
highly successful. A most enjoya­ served and at a late hour ih< guests
Gilbert Garland.
ble time was had and fl? to 113 departed, having »pent a most de­ mol.ne wag-in.
was added tn the fund for which the lightful eve.
The Tribune is not on the war
affair was given.
path, though it is hunting for a Ger­
Lloyd Care«>n lert Tuesday to join
man. Il hs* rr-ceivcd a letter writ­
hi« company at Albany. The comp­
ten in German. We do not know if
any is now to be kept at the armory
the letter is commendatory or con
there until ordered to mobilise at
demnatury. We simply know that
Fort Stevens at the m »unth of the
Columbia, where the boyj will be it is German and only a Orman can
translate it
drilled in the handling of heavy
The Tribune posted the draft
guns.
The front window of Th* Tribune I number list in a front window, last
I week, which has attracted a little at-
office has been quite an attractive '
i tention
It gfrea the personal draft
place lately. ’Cause « hy? It eon- J
|number of each individual subject to
tain* the precinct name* of those'
draft In North Scio, South 8do,
subject to draft aud their serial "““
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number*. w c hope to have the of- ■
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Santiam precinct». If you do not
ficial list of those drawn for the ,
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draft in next weeks issue.
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Linn county men will be called
for the first draft a* her quota has
Iwvn filled with volunteer*.
Pay Up Notice
F armers !
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W hen in town do not fail to rail at our (tore,
where you will always Bod a food line of ttaple
menhandlin' to plrct from Our price* are the
lowe»t and our grwxl* the best
W» take egg* and butter in exchange and pay
the highest price for »»me.
M«ke our »tore your Headquarter*.
Prochaska Q. Co. g
SCIO,
OREGON
J. J.Barnes, W, r. Gill,
J A. Bily*u, J. K. Barties,
Mr*. Jenni* Warner,
PnmntjiT, w. F. Gill.
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Our Flour is a* good a* any made tn
the Willamette Valley
EVERY SACK GUARANTEED
W» do •
f ood
Flour.
Ganaral Cuatooo Milling Builnw««
on
Salo.
MF
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WHool
Wo aro In
iHo
Baulhl
and
Field (or
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Fleur
Eichangsd
Butina«« and
for
Will
Towel Y om Klghl
STICHA'S CONFECTIONERY
J. S. ST I CH A, Proprietor
Confectionery, Ice Cream, Tobacco
and Cigars
For Sale—A «pan of »mall mules,
sound anJ well broken, amgie or
double, both young.
Gh*ap for
cash.
Wm. Brenner.
POST CARDS A SPECIALTY
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Wanted—Six to 8 curds of good
seconJ growth fir -vnod. a* free of
knots a* possible. Inquire at this
office
SCIO, OREGON
Local Market Report
Scio Produce Market
Wheat ner bu*hel
Oat*
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50 no
48 00
3.00
32
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lb
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H«^s. live per hundred lb
Hog«, dressed
Muttaa
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Under New Management
4 2.00
85
40 00
Brnn per tea
Wheat chop per ton
Oat chop
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Rarlev Chop " "
Flour per «ack
' Igg* per dozet.
Butter fat ner lb
Chicken* hens per
Mr. and Mrs. George R. Gibboos,
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of Shelburn and Mr. and Mrs.
All persons knowing themselves
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roos er*
Thomas I .al rd. drove down to Tort­ indebted to the «-state of the late
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land. Sunday, to take a ride no the I Charles Wesley, please call and set« ¡Turkeys
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Columbia highway They were great­ tie the same or make satisfactory t sjyiy
ly pleased with the trip, but say | arrangements for settlement with­ 1 Ducks
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before
August
16.
Sunday is not s good day for the
country auto to tackle such a trip on 1917. I desire to settle up the es­
the highway as autos are a little to tate as soon as possible, so please
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thick for comfort and safety. They respond to thia notice.
Joseph F. Weedy. Execs toe.,
returned Moods? morning -
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NOW OPEN FOR BUSINESS
Will pay Cash for Eggs. Poultry, Veal. Hogs, Hides
and Cuscara Bark
We will buy Cream fot
the Hazelwood Company
Anyway, let ua get acquainted.
If you have a grievance
make it known and we will endeavor to rectify it
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We will give you a Square Deal
J. W. MOORE, Manager