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About The Scio tribune and Santiam news, consolidated. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1917-1919 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 29, 1917)
> • » ' • • •* • / ' k A H ¿ •4 1 ' The month of Novem ber has left a feeling of gratitude with us for the business vou have brought to us. < \ll. .AGAIN And let us demon strate that here you get standard goods at standard prices with a personal apprecia tion for your trade. D£tt.NDABLk SERVICE SANTI AM PHARMACY r tv i . aih d . p— LOCAL ' •* The rain of this week reminds one of the weather of 40 or more years ago. gentle and of a misty Whereas. Divine Providence character seen proper to remove from The Scio cundenaery people who midst our worthy Brother Henry own and operate condenarriea at Ray. and Whereas. We desire to lirstow a Scio ami Newberg, are installing a last word of love ami respect to our cundenaery al Corvallis. worthy brother and to extend to People in Scio are thankful for the bereaved family our sympathy the rain this week It gave ua more in their loss. water in the creek and better lights Resolved. That in the lues of because of that fact. Brother Henry Ray. Dierdorff Ixsige Something your soldier boy sp No. 64. I. O. O. F has lost a valu predates most of all candy. Let able member and. we trust, his Sticha's example of faithfulness and devotion us supply your wants. Confectionary. to <Mdfellowship may be an incen From the amount of flour dust tive to duty to ua whu are yet* to Ethel Arnold carries on his clothing we are safe in saying he la an em ploye of the Scio Milling company. Ethel is alright and may be depend ed upon to do the right thing by the customers of the mill, without it is a few of the K. of I*, boys, against whom he has a slight hank ering to get even BREVITIES Obituary follow him to the Great Beyond. Resolved. Fhat a copy of these pri-amblcs and rrwdutions lie spread upon the minutes of our order and that a copy of the same Iw sent te | the bereaved family and. also, pub- liahed in The Scio Tribune. I J. L. Cal a van Geo. Morrow Coo Donohue * Committee. H. C St. Francis Botel ROLOFF AUCTIONEER ALBANY, ORE. OkKi.oN W ahouoo Meals 35 and 50 cents Room 50c and Up I i r d . k * i Sale dates arranged for at The Scio Tribune Office. Sao. Ore. GRANT PIRTLE. Proprietor A ttention F armers « W hen in town do not fail to call at our store, wtu r»- vou will always first a g<x«i line of staple merchandise to select from. Our prices are the lowest ami our goods the best. Me take eggs and butter in exchange and pay th«- highest pnes for same. I I our store your Headquarters. SCIO. OREGON May Be Candidale Í • ‘Z / James M. Hassler was born in East Tennessee January 16. 1832; Deputy Sheriff J. R. Frum, who Three pioneers in one weak is died November 24. 1917. making who acquitted himself with credit taking them away pretty rapidly. his age 85 years, 10 months and 8 in the capture of the escaped con dava. Roger Cain and Henry Bilyeu vict, Jeff Baldwin, may be a candi He moved with his parents to date for the nomination for sheriff were buxine»« visitors in Albany last Caloway county. Missouri in 1835. at the forthcoming primary election Friday where he resided until 1853 when Mr. Frum is an efficient office Cash for veal and eggs. Daily he crossed the plains to California deputy as well as an outside man quotations received Get our prices. and remained there until I860, with plenty of nerve as was demon Sanitary Market. when he came to L*nn county, Ore strated in the rapture of Baldwin, Mrs Jane <x>mpb»n desires such gon and settled on Crabtree creek admittedly a bad man. Mr. Frum work as she can do. cither in town On July 14. 1861 he was united is a young man and a grandson of a or in the country in marriage to Miss Reliecca Jane lunn county pioneer. If he concludes Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Abbott ex Cyrus, who died September 14, 1863 to enter the race, he will make a pect to leave for Divide. Oregon, To thia union was born one child strong fight for the Rumination. If next Saturday where they have On February 3. 1867 he was married nominated, he is practically assured accepted a cooking job in a logging to Emaline Richardson To thia of election. camp. union were born nine children, of Card oí Thanks The subscription to the Y. M. C. whom seven and his wife survive A. fund during the late drive was him. He became a member of the We. the undersigned, desire to Scio 3288 70; Thomas 880.40; Shel Providence Baptist church in the tender our most sincere .thanks tn burn 858,75; Crabtree 840.25; Jor fall of 1861. our neighbors and friends for their Uncle Jim Hassler, as he was dan 87: Kingston SI. aid and sympathy in the sickness, known to many, was one of the liest Four of five school districts voted death and burial of oar dereaasd pioneer citixena. Being reliable and a special tax last Saturday, with honest, a good neighbor and a kind husband and father. North Scio precinct as the leader. Mrs. Hannah Ray husband and father, he filled his The Santiam country wants and will »nd Children. modest nich in life In a manner have good roads. whieh enabled him to leave to his Special prices on a side of beef. Mias Nita Bilyeu went to Portland family a heritage of honor and up- on a visit last Saturday. She will rightneea of which they may well Can you l»eat it? Sanitary Market. go from there to Tacoma for a visit feel proud with friends and expects to be gone from home for several weeks Road Tai Meetings We make a specially of Friend ship. Engagement and Wedding Five road tax meetings were held Rings F. M French A Son. Albany. last Saturday for the purpose of Oregon voting or njecting a special road Prof. Robe and his corps of teach tax for 1918. ers are attending the Linn- Benton North Scio voted a frenili tax; teachers institute, which lain session South Scio a tj-mill tai; district in Albany this week, hence the No. 33. W M Phillips supervisor. school kiddies are having a holiday rejected a special tax; district No. School meeting tomorrow. Let 26. (Bilyeu Den) voted 2( mills and everybody attend It is to the inter- district No. 14. (Shelburn) voted a So four out of five sat of every properly owner in Scio, 4-mill tax. to maintain the high character which districts have the road building fever our public and high schools have all right and will build roads next year. reached. The Scio Masonic lodge attended Drain Yoar Fana and conducted the funeral of their brother member. James Hassler, We have just received a car load which occurred at Providence Tues day morning Mr. Hassler was a of cement tiling. They are porous and the water goes through them member of the Scio lodge. like a sieve and is more durable and Walt Bilyeu says he is getting superior to tiling that only lets the tired of running the passenger bus water in al the joints. We intend with but one eye to illuminate the to carry a stock on hand all the time, way. So he has had the injured investigate their merits before pur member operated upon by an expert chasing your drainage material. and hereafter the mail bus cannot N. I. Morrison be distinguished by a one-eyed front. Neighborhood goasip has traced Scio Feed Stable the petty pilfering from dwelling houses The suspicion may he wrong. It may be other parties. Better be careful in making accusa place it in the Scio Feed Stable at tions and the guilty party or parties trifling cost as follows: had better, also, quit business, be- Single rig. day 5c. night 16c a everybody is on the lookout Double rig. day 10c. night 26e you are sure to get caught in 1*46 Scio Produce Company Wants Your Business Will pay Cash for Eggs, Poultry, Veal. I logs. Hides We will buy Cream lot the Hazelwood Company Let ua get 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 Faaaiixav. W. F. till). KacMTABV, I). C. Thoms Ì. J.Ramas. W. F. <1111, A. Bilyen. J. R. Barnes, Mrs, Jrnnie Warner. SGIO ROkkER MlkkS I>k4 KMHKM l»"4 Our Flour is as good as any made in the Willamette Valley KVEHY Ww «<•» • The Scio Tribune, 11.60 per year J *>••4 SAUK CusinsB GUARANTEED Mlllltafl business Bale. B<»uaaKt In lhe Fiotti Trral You anti for AF Flaur ansi tLseharsgod Bualneas FMtfhl WANTS. FOR SALE LOST. FOUND, ETC. Wants. For Sale or Loot. Found etc. Under this head The Tribune will hereafter publish the items indicated. The charges will be one cent a word; two figures constitut ing a word. 25 cents !• the mini mum charge For Sale A grade jersey cow. just fresh and a good milker, M M Misner, one mile south of the Cole school house, northeast of Scio. Oliver and other kinds of type writer riNxma for sale at this office. For Sale:— Seed wheel in any quantity up to 600 bushels if taken it once. O. B Wilson, lwbanon. For Sale A set of good work hamewi. all in good order, cheap for cash Otis Compton Wanted—An 8 or 9 foot horse hay rake, either hand or self dump. l«-4t R. C Pettit. For Trade- - A registered 2-year- <>ld kziglish shire stallion for a span of good mares. Call on or write T. J. Gibbons. Shelburn. Ore. For Sale A No. 5 Oliver type writer. cheap. C. A. Everett. 1 L »
