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About The Scio tribune and Santiam news, consolidated. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1917-1919 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 13, 1917)
9 » . * •J ’ ’ «• t. • • A ' i . Í a • » $'< • > » • a w » Í ..« - . »' V. 1 f A . : ■ . -> » ’ñ > X. * < * *JH i ’ v w** « * Ju* ♦ The Scio Tribune. $1 50 per year LOCAL BREVITIES NF ♦ I* Morrison & Lowe Horse For Sale School books and the beat line of school supplies as usual at Peery« w «• is ». Scio Meat Market H olbcmck B mml . Props UNDERTAKERS I have a black mare, weight about fresh Meats of All Kinds 1300 pound«. 6 year« old, for sale Call« Attended to Promptly You can get $*2.50 per 100 pound» cheap. Ihiv or Night for evergreens al Scio Produce Co. Reasonable Prices Sani Bass Mt. Scio. Ore. OREGON Main Street SCIO Mrs. Martha Miller, of Albany, We still have a supply of those Shipping Date visited Mrs. J. A. Bilyeu the first big thick school tablets at Peerys. Will pay $50 per ton for ever of the week. Will receive hogs. cattle and «h««cp greens. Scio Produce Co. Am in the market for goats, also l>ral with th«' Aoctioncef who doos the moat business. You wdl find for shipment Saturday. Sept. 1&. Roy Shelton’went to Portland on have »mall band of good rare» to let there i* a r»«»n for it. Therefore to insure utneot ae«*urity. J. I). Itensmore. out on shares. J. D Densmore. •at tsf art mhi and profit, you thou Id date your sales early with Fair business Monday. The Auction Sale Season is Here Anyone having rooms to let for Get our special price on a «de of About 20 bushels of rye seril fur 1 fair week notify Scio hotel. beef. You can sell your hogs and sale at 5 cents per pound. Call at j J. N. Weddle and Prof. Robe eat beef. 3 pound» for one. The Tribune office. were doing business in Allmny last Owing to the fair next week, will I Sa turday. ■end the laundry lawket Saturday The condenser? ia paying $2.50 instead if Monday. It will return per hundred for milk on the basis Wednesday. i of I per cent test. Cal Carson's little daughter died Jefferson Mvera, of Portland, waa Tuesday evening She had been sick Wants. For Sale or I»st. Found In Scio Monday on a abort huai near for several week« with a complicat etc. Under this head The Tribune visit. ed ailment. will hereafter publish the items Ed Flemming returned from a Why not patronise the conden indicated. The charges will be one vieil tn Cottage Grove Tuesday ser?’ They are paying for milk at cent a word; two figure« constitut morning. the rate of 60 cents net per pound ing a word. 25 cents i« the mini We are in th«* market for egg». for butler fat. mum charge. veal, hides and fat cattle, Get our I«*t the children come to Everetts Oliver and other kind» of type price«. Sanitary Market. Drug store for school mi ppi les and writer ribbon* for «al«- at thia office. fl John Frost. Ona Shelton, and |{<>e other things which they may re We appreciate the litUe Phillipa were in evidence on th« quire. Wanted A one horse wag-m. Guy fl them folks* trade and always show streets of Allxny last Friday. McKnight. o every cuurt««sy. Mr». Thorn»» Igiird returned from Wanted— Evergreen black lie me» Sheep Worried by Dofs a several works visit to the Coos by the pound or ton. Scio Produce bay country Sunday evening. Company. Early Sunday morning about 3 A dance «Very night during the fair at the Wisely hall, conducted o’clock, a ncighlxir informed J. L. Rodger» that dogs were worrying by local men. Everybody invited. hi« sheep. which were |>aaturina in AUCTIONEER We make a specialty of Friend a neighbor's held. Hy quick work ship. Engagement ami Wedding the dog» were driven off. but not W a TKMLOO Rings. F. M French A- Son. Albany. until 13 «beep had l»een worried and i a. T D. Ha. I Oregon. torn, causing the death of two of You cannot afford to feed your them. One of the dog» was captur Sale dates arranged for at The Scio skimmed milk to calves and hog» at ed ami the owner of the other two Tribune Office. Scio. Ore. the price the condenacry is paying were known. The affair waa settled for II. by the dog ownera paying $72 for Malt, hops, bottle caps and bottle the raid. H. C ROLOFF i ! cappers. Fleischmans yeast every Monday and Friday evenings at Peerys. 13. J. W. Hamlin, near Crawfordsville. it. J l> Pearce. 2% mile» southwest of Plainvs w 15. W. F. Alien. 4'« miles north of Harrisburg 17, W It, Bini, near Tangent. IS. J S. Smith. ono mile ra»t of Knox Butte IM, W. H McVey, near Baiami miles southeast of Tangent ai. J. A. Byer«. Geo. J. .Smith, five miles south of Albany 23. Mrs Peter Kiley, in Albany 31. • i. M McGuire. 2 mile« east of Albany 25. R II. Anderson. near Shedd 36. latch 4 Bros., at Bussurd Station Oct. Margaret Margacm, near Well» Station I let. 3, 1». C. McClure. II mile« northwest of Albany Sept. Sept. Sept. hept. Sept Sept. Sept 1 hese are the good Sale« of the «eason, be sure and attend, if you are interested write to the owner for bill« or to BtN T. SUDTE1.L. Albany . Oreg<Mi o 4 A ttention F armers ? W hen in town do not fail to call at our »tore, where you will alwaya find a good line of »tapir nnrrhandiac to «elect from, Our prices are the lowc»t ate! our god* the beat. We lake «-Kgs and butter in exchange and pay the highest price for «ame. M«k<- our «tore your Headquarter», SCIO. OREGON Public Audio« « I will sell at Pudlic Auction, al Perry’s Drug store is handling a my farm situated six mil«*» southeast crude vaseline for use in the dairy of Scio and I i miles east of Richard to prevent cow» teats from cracking son Gap Hall, commencing at 10 a. during winter weather. m. on Saturday. Sent 22. HH7. the Il is said there is danger of a following listed personal property: flour famine on the entire Pacific 46 Head of Dairy Cattle, all tuber Coast, due to farmer» holding their culin tested. 33 milk sows. •> year wheat for higher prices. ling», 5 eight months old. I full 0. T. Itall, who is a member of blood Durham bull. 10 Head of Horw-s I gray horse. the 4th U. S. engineers, medical de partment. stationed at Vancouver. *.' years old. weight ItiOO. I black Wash . arrived home on a furlough horse H year» old. weight 1700, | i gray mare 4 years old. weight 1400. black horse 5 year« old. wt. 1365; Game Warden Hawker was over I t>ay horse 5 years old, wt. 1415; I last Saturday to receive the car load brown mare 13 year» old. wt 1360; 1 of rainbow trout fry which waa to brown mare 3 year« old. wt. 1300; I arrive at that time. But the car l>av mare I year old; I «prtng coll was delayed until the following t and 1 driving horse. Monday. 15 head of pigs, small l>and ofi Owing to the fact that plenty of large ewes with Couwold buck; small school books are on hand at both band of goats, young nannies and the Peery ami Everett drug stores, old weathers. the public schools will not convene Farming Implements I self feed until September 24 or the week No 12 Smalley ensilage cutter, hood following the fair. and 60 feet of pipe nearly new; 1 Our three months of drouth waa Champion binder with tung track; broken on Thursday afternoon of | 1 (leering mower with 5 foot cut; 1 last week. The indications are that Deering rake, lOfl foot rake; I 14 W« are getting plenty of moisture Monitor drill; 1 14 disc harrow; 1 to start the grass and to begin pre sulky plow; 1 double disc plow; 3 paration for fall seeding. 14 inch walking plows; 1 12 inch walking plow; I 3 section harrow; 1 High class Jersey cattle and big type Du roc Jersey hogs. Wil) be on *2-horse corn cultivator; 1 1-horse corn cultivator; 1 corrugated roller; exhibition at state fair. If you want 2 seta work harness; 1 feed chopper, the best breeding stock, see us. 8 inch fsed, cream separator, 1100 Doerfler Bros., Silverton. Ore. weight capacity; 1 t>-hor»c power L. R. Smith, of Portland, ia visit gas engine; 1 hack and one buggy; ing his brother-in-law. Dr. T. K. I 3-inch wait on. 1 3j inch wagon. Sanderson, this week. Mr. Smith 1 truck vragon. manure spreader, is a Spanish war veteran but is not blacksmith shop; 1 com sheller; 1 a sign writer as we accused him of stump puller. 160 ton capacity. 100 being. 1 feet of cable, ten milk cans. 10 gal. Ws urge parents to come in and ca|>acity and many other artiqje« see our stock of school supplies Urn numerous to mention. The completeness of it will be im- Terms of Sale: Sums of $10 and preaciv« and causa you to send your under, cash; over $10. eight months children to us for their various time at 8 per cent on bankable notes. needs Make selections early. C. Frank Shores. Auctioneer. R. Sbel- A. Everett I ton, (York R BOROVICKA. I Monday evening. Ben T. Sutltell, Luve Stock Auctioneer, Albany, Oregon SERVICESTATION Where You’ll Find Me I'm the Willard Service Station Man and you’ll know rny place of business by the red and white Willard Service Station sign. I’m Willard working for you, helping you to look after your batteries—keep ing you out of battery trouble—or help ing you out when you fall into it. I have the equipment and the intimate knowledge of lotteries necessary to give you the I>est repair and recharging serv in’. And you don’t lose the use of your machine while I'm doing the work for I have a rental liattery for you whatever the make or model of your car. 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