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About The Scio tribune and Santiam news, consolidated. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1917-1919 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 11, 1917)
/ ' »* «*• k Ì. ■■ a..’ , >* J .0» : i •a . »•— * Jjn * ■> ■ x • 6 «g • A ■ » »tty Cash for veal ami eggs Daily quotations received Get our prices. Sanitary Market Mias Dolly Daley ami Mrs. Nellie Gunsauls. of l«ebanon. visited rela tives in Scio Sunday. I’l-ery* for |»>»l cards to kept up to date. The stock Service» will be held at the Catho lic church in Scio next Sunday at 'J a. m. and at Shelburn at 11 a. m. Special prices on a side of beef, Father Henry I’ellelan officiating ('-an you beat it? Sanitary Market. H oubchkk B ri «a.. Prose The Z C R. J lodge of Richard Fresh Meats of All Kinds son Gap will give a big dance and The Scio school is on the third midnight supper at their hall at that Reasonable Prices week of a very sucrwfful ami pros place on Sat unlay evening. Octnlier Main Street perous year with about 157 pupils 13. A good time is aiwurvd and enrolled. The High school enroll every body is invited. ment is larger than it has ever lieen Ry Order of Committee. The seats were moved from the room which has hence Iwen occupied AUCTIONEER into the assembly room. H. C Use Steams cough remedy. It Fred and Chris Bilyeu are in southern Oregon this week, deer was introduced only last year, yet it Victor Lyon, who to teaching the leads all others in sales 16 full hunting. Shelburn school and to a post gradu Ira Bilyeu. W. W. Miller, Ethel iiuncn for 50 cents at Peerys. ate of S. H. S.. was very much sur Why do we say Rrxall cold tablets? prised when four of the students Arnold and Roe Shelton started on Because they contain ph«nacetine. called for a short noon visit. They a trip to Fish lake Monday. an expensive drug used by physicians were Cor* Ray. Ijcta <>»uey, Mabel Waiter Bilyeu and Geo. Piatt are but m>l in the ordinary («tents. In portland this week as delegates, Arnold ami Glen (’lark Don’t take time to com« to town representing Leoaidas Izwlge No. The Senior class will give an ice 36. K. of F. in the grand lodge of every time you need anything in our cream social Friday night al the line. Just phone or mail your order sch«M>l building for the benefit of the order to Everett, he will send the goods the school J. F Kukacka took a tumble Ice cream, cake, punch by first mail after its receipt from his woo«! wagon last week, re and candy will be served. The Scio sulting in an injury to his face and cutting an car nearly off Dr. Prill dressed the woumis. Mrs. Metkrljohn wishes to an nounce to her friend« that, after five months of illiuis, she is again able to attend to her household duties, shopping, etc. Everett makes a specialty of Toilet preparations and his stock always contains an excellent assort ment of what is newest and beet. If its worthy, we have it first. Tally Gibbons was kicked by s mule last week, resulting in a severe injury to his left thigh. He has been confined to his bed since, under the care of Dr Prill. Chas N. Bilyeu, of Dallas, was issued a marr:agv license in Port land last week to marry Miss Nida M Brtohine of that city. Charlie was born and raised to manhood in Scio but has been elsewhere for many years. Tuesday, October 16, at 2 p. m., is to be lulwrly Bond day for Scio. E H Piper, managing editor of the Oregonian and E. D. Cusick, of Albany, will bo the speakers Every body should attend for every man •nd woman should tie interested. Shipping Dale ROLOIT H. B. Cl IESS Attorney •» Law Sale dales arranged for at The Scio Tribune Office. Scio. Ore I ; 'ORD r-| THE UNIVERSAL CAR orchestra will furnish music. Miss Metcalf was absent from school Monday <m account of the Farmers don’t forget that I am death of a friend. receiving ratlie ami bogs fur ship- Vernes and Hazel Tindall were If you ment Saturday. October 13 enrolled Monday on the register for have any stuff ready, let me hear the years Work. from you. iMn't forget the date. The Freshmen claas has Iwen orga J. D llenomore. nized and their officers were pub lished last week. but some yells have lieen cb.own since then as follows. A Farmers Union picnic and l«sk Scio Short Cake et dinner will lie given at Jordan <>n Freshmen pie Sunday. October 14. Music will lie Victory supplied by the union's l«nd and Are we winners? several good speakers, not yet select- Well I guess cd will supply entertainment for the Freshmen. Freshmen people, all of whom arc cordially Yes. Yea, Yes invited to attend ami bring a well Room-a-lacka, Boom a-lacka filled basket. Bow-wow-wow Chick-a-lack, Chick-a lark Drain Year Farm Chow-ch iw-chow Boom-a-lacka. chick-a-lacka We have just received a car load 1 kiii ’ m ye» of cement tiling They are porous Scio Freshmen, yes. yes. yas. a and the watrr goes through them Don't you worry, don’t vou fret like a sieve and is more durable and 1921 will get there yet. superior tn tiling that only lets the Arc we winners? Well 1 guess water in at the joints. We intend « Scio Freshmen yes. yea. yes to carry a stock on haml all the time. Investigate their merits liefore pur Get it. get it, get it right chasing your drainage material Scio Higu school h<-'d it tight N. I. Morrison. 1*321 out of sight. Whoopee Dr. Rosine was struck about the heati Tuesday with a rock fired from Public Sale • blast by workmen, on the tail race at the flouring mills. Too much I will offer at public sale on the powder, evidently was used. Blast John Richardson farm, t of a mile ing where people are moving about cast of the Richardson Gap cheese continually is a dangerous businem. factory <»n October 20, 1917, com J. W. Merritt was brought to Dr. mencing at 10 a. m.. the following Prill» office Monday, nursing a described personal property: broken arm very carefully. He was 2 bav marcs. 8 years old. weight brushing a fly from one of his horses 2400; 1 gelding, 7 years old. weight when th«* animal struck him with 1300; 1 brown mare 4 years old. coe of his fore feet, resulting in a weight 1200; 1 gray mare 10 years compound fracture of his right fore old. weight ¡100; 1 bay hamiltonisn •rm. mare 7 vears old. weight 900; 2 sets Dr. Prill received the intelligence of heavy team harness, 1 diac drill of the death of hi» mother, recently with clover attachment; 1 mower. 5 at the home of her daughter in the foot cut; I hay rake. 10 ft.; 2 walk •late of New York. His father died ing cultivators; 1 2-horse cultivator; •bout two vears ago. Dr. Prill and I disc harrow. 1 cutaway disc har Mrs. Kershner, his sister, are the row; 1 12-inch walking plow. 1 14- only members of the family now inch walking plow; 1 John Deere living. sulky plow, only plowed 20 acres. The senior class of the High school I 3-section barrow, steel frame: 2 will give an ice cream social al the heavy farm wagons; 2 hay racks; 1 •ehool house Friday evening al 7 light wagon; 1 2-seat hack; 1 Ford o'clock. Ice cream, cake, punch car 1916 model in good ardor; about •nd candv will he served. Music 100 chickens; about 75 bushels of •nd • general good time to premia- potatoes; 1 sofa; 1 sanitary couch; ad. Let everybody attend and start 7 rocking chairs; 12 dining chairs; • good fund for the class. I dining table; 1 kitchen table; 1 Mrs. J. A. Bilyeu went to Salem buffet, I center table; 2 flower •nd on to Gervais Tuemlay for the stands; I piano; I 4-fl. mirror; I purpose of getting acquainted with rug 12x14; 5 sets new bed springs. her great grandchild, whose arrival 3 mstlreiisrs; I child» bed, 3 iron was mentioned in The Tribune two tiedsteads; 1 single bedstead; 1 com week» ago. Mrs. John Kelly, the mode. 4 bureaus; I folding bed. 3 mother, was discharged from the healing stove«; 1 kitchen range; 1 kitchen cabinet with top; 1 sewing hospital st Salem on Tuesday. machine, can tin I fruit and other Blasting for the purpose of lower articles too numerous to mention. ing the tail race at the flouring Terms of Sale All sums up to mills, the first of the week, scatter- $10 cash in hand, over $10. six ed fair sized boulders promiscu lous- j months time, N per cent interest. I t over town for the space of 100 t«nkable note. & per cent discount yards or more. Two of these struck for cash. Free lunch at noon. just in front of this office. We be A. U ADAMS ta think the town was aavulted Frank Scio Meat Market Daace and Midaigbt Sapper SCHOOL NOT» There's nothing of guessing or speculation in regard to Ford cars. Their practical value < • being daily demonstrated by more than 1.750 ooo Ford owners represent.ng every phi r of human activity. Ford Service for Ford Owners is as universal and reliable as the car itself. Dependability and economy in car and service. Better buy your Ford today you want it and it will serve you every day. winter ami summer. Touring Car Runabout Coupelet Town Car Sedan I-Ton worm drive Truck F. O. B. Detroit $360 $345 $505 $095 $645 $60(1 WE SOLICIT YOUR ORDER Fred T. Bilyeu Authorized Agent Class officers ere; President. Fled a Thayer; secre tary anil treaa . Ida Pruitt; editor, Iceland Robe; yell leader. Vandare Bilyeu The Freshmen girls are going to have a baakrtl>all team which they are figuring on giving the Sth grade girls team a very good lime trying to beat. High cl a* Jerary cattle and big type Duroc Jersey boga. Will be on exhibition at slate fair. If y^»u want Scio Produce Company the beet breeding slock, are us. Doerfler Silverton. Ore. Wants Your Business Will j»ay C ish for Eggs, Poultry, Veal. Hogs. Hides and C-ascara Bark * WANTS, FOB SALE We will buy Cream fot LOST, FOUND, ETC. <1 Wants. For Sale or Lost. Found etc. Under this head The Tribune will hereafter publish the items indicated, The cbaiges will lie one cent a word; two figures constitut ing a word. 25 cents i« the mini mum charge Oliver anil other kind« of type writer ribbons for «ale at thia office. About 20 bushels of rye seed for sale at 5 cents per pound (all at The Tribune office. * For Sale:- Seed wheel in any, quantity up to 600 bushels if taken at once. 0. B Wilson. Ijebanon Wanted at once Two good farm hands accustomed to handling horses Frank Thayer. Sdo. ■ Company Let ua gel acquainted. if you have a grievance make it known and we will endeavor to rectify it. We will give you a Square Deal J. W. MOORE, Manager nmcass Paastaavr, W. F. Gill. Hat-aeriar, D. C. Thoms J J. J Rames, W. F.GI11, A. Bilyeu. J. R Barnes. Mr». Jennie Warner Scio Milling ^ontpaiHi Mt •< x kMM)M TO SCIO ROkkEI MILLS IN< OHIi'II ATKI> l>»x tLM>«k.M W» our Flour is a» good ss any mad» in th«- Willamette Valley EVERY SJf'K GUARANTEED W» alo» • f ••«< The Tribune wants five bushels of winter apples Northern Spree or the Hazelwood FU pmv . rata C«»«k*r<al C u »I« m Mlllma Buelneaa •$•!•». 4» Wheel in «K» Bought Flefal < 40» Flexar and L*chan(s<l
