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About The Scio tribune and Santiam news, consolidated. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1917-1919 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 13, 1917)
•■'•J ’« • y A J* I /. There will be a masque rale ball Soldier’s at Weedy hall New Years Night LOCAL BREVITIES Mrs. Sarah Morris returned from a two-mouths visit to Idaho and Washington point* last Saturday We make a specialty of Friend ■hip. Engagement and Wedding Christmas candies at right price* j Kings F. M French A Son, Albany. at Stichas. Oregon Born, on December 8, to Mr. and The pool hall changed ownership Mr*. Montz, a son. last week The new proprietor is Unn county** tax levy for county A. W Ream, of Gate*, who is now and state purposes will be, tentati in charge of the business. vely 11.3 mills. The county court is about to pur While they last, 16 varieties of chase a tractor engine and three bulk candy at Stichas. gravel wagons with which to deliver Buv v»ur Christmas candies early, gravel and crushed rock on th< as our supply is limited. J. S - roads. Sticha. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Bilyeu, The Scio Meat Market will pay and Mrs. Herbert Shelton, the highest cash price for all kinds Effie Hay. Mrs. Fred Bilyeu. of hides' No tare deducted. D. M McKnight and Don Hay went Deputy Garn«- Warded Hawker { to Albany Friday evening to await was in town Monday, looking for the arrival of Ona Shelton and infractions of the game laws children, who wbre expected to ar The Sanitary Market will pay you rive with the body of Mrs Shelton aa much for hides a* any one and on the ft; HI train, from California. Ira Bilveu and two or three more more than some K. of E. boys were over a* well to H int Young went to Wamic, Ore. assist their brother Knight in trans today to spmd moat of the winter. | ferring the deceased wife from the The Tribune follow* him. train. A dance will be given Christmas M E. Roth, one <>f the progress night. Tuesday. De< ember 25. at ive Unit county farmers of Gollrt Wi sely hall Everybody Invited. ■’ation. was in Scio Monday, princi Because of lark of car* it is not pally to purchase some Scio Hour prolmble that we will get gravel For several vears he has Is-rn twin* with which to surface the West Stayton flour, hut concluded h< Scio road this winter. would try the Scio product, as he Anyone having hogs nr cattl* to would save about 20 miles in dis butcher, may have the use of my tance to travel. slaughter house and tools free. Sanitary Market. Big Dance at Wesely Hall. Sdo. I Saturday. Iiecember 16. Jazz music from Albany. Admission 76 cent* -J S 'y 7 ■ Scio Feed Stable St. Francis Hotel Mesa at Camp Qaaaiico, Va. H. C ROLOFF AUCTIONEER The following is the menu sup ALBANY, ORE. W à TWU xm » plied by Uncle Sam to our s<>ldn-i boys at (amp Quantico. Virginia. a rs m * I Meals 35 and 50 cents If any of the boys went away from Room 50c and Up Sale dales arranged for at The Scio m«w hungry, it was their own fault: Oyster soup. roast turkey and Tribune Office, Scio. Ore GRANT PIRTLE. Proprietor gravy, oyster dressing. mashed potatoes, cranberry sauce, boiled fl4 sweet potables, creamed asparagr»"» on biast. celerv. lettuce salad, green olive*, pumpkin pie. mince pie. fruit jello, fruit cake, grapes, oranges, apples. Iianannaa, mixed nuts, raisins, cider, ice cream, coffee, cigars and fl " hen in town do not fall to rati at our store, cigarettes I where »<>u will always find a good line of staple The menu wa* srnt to his parents fl merrhandiae to select from Our prices are the by Schuyler Parker. 79th company. lowest and our goods the beet 6th regiment. IJ . S. M. corps Soldier fl U, take egg* and butter in exchange and pay Parker is a son of J. F Parker, of * the highest price for »ante. fl near Scio. Mike our »lore your Headquarters. Our Unde Samuel is certainly : fl treating his boys lavishly. Comnar- a the above menu with that of a hard- fl tack-aowl>rlly menu« of Civil wai SCIO, OREGON days and then cum . you old coffee fl coolers. I11 • A ttention F armers ! 0 fl fl fl e a J F Prochaska ©. Co. q fl a Drain Yoar Far« We have just received a ear load of cement tiling They are porous ‘ and the water goes through them like a sieve and is more durable and superior to tiling that only lets the water in at the joint*. We intend to carry a »tuck on hand ail the time. Investigate their merits lie fore pur- ' chasing your drainage material. N. I. Morrison. livestock Bayer Why leave your rig on the outside subject to the weather when you can a couple. I am in the market at all times ! place it in the Scio Feed Stable at a I for fat hogs, cattle or sheep, Also Miss Mary Weeelv returned from trifling cost as follows: canning cattle. Can handle old or ■everal months visit to relatives in Single rig. day be. night 15c thin cattle that are strong enough San Francisco and Oakland, Cal.. Double rig. dav 10c, night 25c to travel ami not diseased. With Saturday. Ed Flemming, ljrsaee few exceptions I make weekly ship 13-1« Don Ray. of Echo, Ore., arrived ments from West Scio Farmers in Scio last week, called here to at Card of Thankt having anything to sell in this line, tend the funeral of his sister, Mrs. please cal! or write n •• at Scio. Ore. Ona Shelton. We wish to thank our friends snd Correct weights and highest market Don’t .forget the soldier boys, neighbors for their sympathy and prices guaranteed. We have some very appropriate J D. Densmore. aid also, for the beautiful floral 18-21 gifts for them. F. M French & offerings at the burial of our wife Son. Jeweler*. Albany. The Scio Tribune, |I.5O per year and daughter. R. Shelton and T. L. Dugger have Ona M Shelton been appointed to assist any person » Mr and Mrs. W. R Rar subject to draft in filling out the and Family. WANTS, K)R SALE 9 blanks of the questionnaire, which all have probably now received. LOST, FOUND, ETC, Bracelet Watches Our store is full of bright and «S sparkling gifts for Christmas. Every We have a complete assortment show cam- contain* gold and »liver Want*. F ’or Kale or Lost. Found | of Bracelet Watches Our little representing the highest art in de etc. Under this head The Tribune sign and workmanship F. M French : "Gruen" bracelet watch is a wonder. will hereafter publish the items A Son. Jewelers and Engravers. We will lay one away for you until indicated. Th* charges will be one I Christmas. Albany. cent a word; two figures constitut-! F. M French A Son ing a word. 25 cents i* the mini- i These short and dark days should Jewelers and Engraver*. mum charge cause our light service to be started Albany. Ore up at 3 p m. Of course the street* Oliver and other kinds of type ar* light enough, but stores and Shipphf Livestock writer ribbons for sale at this office. offices are too dark to do business. The Tribune office would take light* For Sale Six sacks of cheat and On account of the packers ■trike vetch wed mixed for sale If they would lie of any service, but Guy as work dose* at 5. p. tn.. light* are in Seattle, the Portland market is McKnight. I rather uncertain, so I will postpone of no advantage. For Sale: Seed wheel in any shipping hogs and cattle until Wed Something strange about this- A quantity up to 600 bushel* if taken nesday. December 2ft. Anybody farmer can take wheat to any of »1 once, 0. B. Wilson. Lebanon having stuff ready for that date the flouring mills and exchange a 1 please notify me and I will call and i For Sale —A sei of good work bushel for 40 pounds of flour. Thia see it. harneM. all in good order, cheap for gives the farmer a 50 pound sack J. D Densmore. «■ash Otis Compton of flour for a little leas than 82.26. But if you buy a sack and pay cash Fueral aad Banal Wanted An ft or 9 foot horse for it, you will have to pav 32 86. hay rake, either hand or self dump Why this difference in favor of the R. C. Pettit. 0. M Sheltnn and childien •rriv- lft-4t I _ . . farmer. Mr. Miller? •d in Albany, at about 4 a. m. Sun For Trade A registered 2-year- The Tribune is in receipt of two day with the mortal remains of the old English shire stallion for a span documenta published bv authorisa wife and mother. Relatives and of good mares. Call on or write tion of the war department, show friends were there to greet them T. J. Gibbons. Shelburn. Or». tf ing up German war practices. They and accompany them on the rest of i are so horible that one must conclude the sad journey home, via the morn For Sale A No. 5 Oliver type At writer. cheap. C. A. Everett that Germany is a barbarioua nation ing train through Iwbanon. instead of being highly civilised, as West Scio the hearse and autos met For Sale A goat broken to drive she claim*. It makes <»ne feel wol the party The funeral and burial.1 fish to read of the mo»t fiendish which occurred at the Mt. Pleasant C. A. Everett. Scio Produce Company Wants Your Business Thanksgiving prices on No. I stock held well and there will lie a good demand for Christmas requiiement* of quality Such should he brought in 17th to 20th Will pay Cash for F-gga. Poultry. Veal. Hog*. Hides We will buy Cream foi the Hazelwood Company Let u* get acquainted. If you have a grievance make it known and we will endeavor to rectify it. W e will give you a Square Deal J. W. M « deeds charged up to them. It la cemetery later In the day. was almost impossible to believe that • largely attended. For Sai* A small ranch i mile nation, in thia 20th century could Mr. Sh e ltnn and children have the from Scio. 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