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About The Scio tribune and Santiam news, consolidated. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1917-1919 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 20, 1917)
I -A A * 4 •. ». • .? 1 • * A* ♦ ‘s • • »,*<.• . • . 1. •’ ’’ ’ • <r % • • • J *•*’ • . ‘ t .\Y* f * ■ ■' (/’ ‘•„.It Christmas cambe» at right prices at Suchas. LOCAL BREVITIES Geo. Daley made a business trip to Downs Saturday. While they last, 15 varieties of bulk candy at Stichaa. Th<> Oregonian failed to arrive Wednesday morning, something it has not done since Tige waa a pup. J. F. W erely returned from a business trip to Portland Saturday evening. Mrs. W. A. Ewing waa a passen ger on the north laiund train last Friday morning. The Scio Meat Market will pay the highest cash price for all kinds of hides’ No tare deducted. Buv your Christmas candiesearly, a» our supply is limited. J. 8. Slicha Manager Cornwell, of the con- densery, ma !«• a hurried buainem trip to Portland Friday. .‘A.’ I jr: livestock Bayer Who can remember as warm De I am ffi the market at all time* cember rains aa we are now having? for fat hog», cattle or sheep, Alan. Can handle old or There will lie a masquerade ball canning cattle thin cattle that are strong enough at Weaely hall New Years Night. to travel and not diseased With G. 8 Falta, a Portland attorney, few exceptions I make weekly ship was doing btsinrss in Scio Monday ments from West Scio. Farmers Special attention given to teachers having anything to aril in this line, orders for Christmas candie» and please call or write me at Scio, tire. I nut«. Sticha's Confectionary Correct weights and highest market prices guaranteed. J. D. Densmore. I" 21 Scie Flooded Shippint Livestock Scio was flooded Wednesday in a way not so fl<x>ded since 1H!K). About 10 a. m. the water inverted Main street and before the crest was reached, it was running onto the floor of the Chas. Wearly store The sidewalk was fivo or six inches under water on both •idea of the street frim the post office to the Peery corner. Three inch«« more would have Hooded the floors in the Gill and J. F. Weerly stores. Jim Hilveu was water bound from his residence, tbr water being more than one foot deep all about It. On account of the packers strike in Seattle, th«* Portland market is rather uncertain. w> I will postpone i ahip|Hng h<>g» ami rattle uatil Wed | needay. December 2*». Anybody! having stuff ready for that date please notify me and I will call ami > see IL J. D. Densmore. Bracelet Walt be» The Sanitary Market will pay you aa much for hidea as any one and So far. that is up to press time, more than some. no damage has been reported. Mrs. I*. H. MacDonald and Mrs. E. H Holmon. went tn Woodburn last To Oar Subscriber» Saturday, for a visit to Mf- T. K. Sanderson. The Tribune baa assumed that its Anyon«’ having hogs or cattle to subscrilwrs wished to continue their butcher, may have the use of mv subscriptions to the paper, else they slaughter house ami tools free would have notified us to the con- Sanitary Market. traev. We have continued such We make a specialty of Friend subscriptions and. as a result, we ship. h|ngag'*mcnt ami Wedding have about |5<Mi delinquent on our Rings F M F rench A Son, Albany. I rooks. Oregon Owing to the fact that we pur The Mill City morning train going chased the San liam News during west, failed to arrive at Munkers the past summer and payment for yesterday Prolmbly a slide at the same ia now due. we are com pelled to call on those who are in Cioharsta bluff cause«] the delay. Thomas creek reached the highest arrears to square up their accounts point of the winter and for a num at once. Of course the sum you owe us ia ber of years Wednesday. The water guagv markeii right around 14 feet small, but when you add together 200 to 300 accounts such as yours, Don't forget the soldier boys. the sum ia considerable. So in all We have som«> v#y appropriate kindness, we ask you Jo srnd us a gifts for them. F. M. French & check or money order and we will Son, Jewelers. Albany. regard the same as a Christmaa M E. Roth, of Goltra station, present and write your name down who was in town Monday, say» the in our book of Goodfellowahip. ground ia too wet to plow for the first lime thia fall or winter on the Ivan BaUcbweid Writes Tribune Albany prairie. We have a complete assortment of Bracelet Watches Our little "Gruen“ bracelet watch is a wonder. We will lay one away for you until Christmas. F M. French A Son Jewelers and Engravers, Albany. Ore » • - > ♦ Arri T St. Francia Hotel H. C ROLOFF AUCTIONEER ALBANY. ORE. ; W a TUU xmi Room 5Oc and Up Sale dates arranged for at Th«’ Scio Tribune Office, Scio. Ore GRANT PIRTLE. Proprietor Scio Produce Company Wants Your Business Thanksgiving price» on No. I stock held well and there will I m > a good demand for Ch'istmas requirements of quality. Such should he brought in 17th to 20th Will jxiy Cash for F- krs . Poultry. Veal. Hogs, I hdra We will buy Cream lot the Hazelwood Company Let ii» 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. M RE, Manager 1‘saanooaT, W. F. Gill. Hmarr»»», L>. C. Thoms J. J.Berns». W. k . Gill, J A. Bilyeu, J. R. Barn«O, Mr». Jennie Warner. TO SGIO ROLLER MILLS IN) « •>« It >1« ATKI> ATTORNEY AT LAW 1001-2 New First National Bank Bldg • I ALBANY OREGON OKKuuN Meals 35 and 50 cent* a. a. ik. na i Mt»< N H4MOM C. C. BRYANT DIM KMHkH 1004 Our Flour is as good ss sny made in the Willamette Valley /. I'A/zr RACK' GUARANTEED W» «!<» • f ••«< Ylovt a»r» dF C-Milling Butin«»» S«l». Wo 4F ar« Wheal kg* the B<»xs«ht F Hold Traal You and for JF Flour a»n<i Lkc hanged Buainaaa and for Will R.lgKt H. B. CHESS Attorney Law « OUR GROCERY DEPARTMENT Is complete and Olli* stocK fresh mid clean. 61 FARM LOANS We carry a full line of Tea, Coffee, Spice«, Canned Goods, and in fact, everything needed for the table. Notice. We have ao un- limited amount of funds to lend on farm security al O per cent per annum Ixtng time loans desired The heavy wind of Monday night No delay. brought down one of the large trees Heimosa Beach. Dec. 11, ’17. directly south of this office on the Editor Scio Tribune - creek bank, indicating we had some When I left Scio you asked me to1 wiml during the night. write and let you know bow 1 was By cutting uut a large share of getting along, but I have been ao the lights. Electrician Parrish waa busy since my arrival here that I Albany, Ore 133 Lyon St able to furnish just light enough have hardly had time to write. tor people to find their wav about Our trip down by auto was a Monday evening and night. pleasant one. Coming down the Roscoe Daniels filled the blanks Pacific Highway as far as Granta of his questionaire Tuesday and ’.his Paas we croenrd over the mountains editor is preps red to say it is some to Creacent City. Cal., and then job to do the work correctly for we down the California coast to San Francisco. The gigantic redwood assisted him to fill out the same. Wants, For Sale or Lost. Found is very beautiful and much larger etc. Under thia head The Tribune Our atore ia full of bright and than the big firs of Oregon will hereafter publish the items auarkling gifts for Christmas. Every Upon arrival here I secured em indicated, The chargee will be one show case contains gold and silver ployment with the Union Tool Works cent a word, two figures constitut- representing the highest art in de at Torrance. This ia one of the lay* | ing a word. 25 cents I» the mini sign and workmanship. F. M. French geat manufacturing plants on the mum charge. & Son. Jewelers and Engravers. Pacific coast, employing about 1000 Albany. Ore. men. I average about 125 a week Oliver and other kinds of type The Tribune receives letters al now with good prospects of an in writer riblmns for «al* at thia office I most daily making requests of a crease »«on 1 live at Hermosa For Sale - Six sacks of cheat and private nature and of advantage to Beach, about four miles from mv vetch seed mixed for sale. Guy the writer only, requesting answers. work. For awnile 1 went back and ! forth to my work on a motorcycle McKnight. Such letters should always inclose a stamped envelope for answer, as which I bought, but m>w go by For Trade *A registered 2-year- are cannot furnish stamps, etc. for .automobile. Our friend. Jud J. »l<l English shire stallion for s »|»an matter in which this paper ia in no Barnes, of Scio, paid us a visit few of good mares. Call on or write wise Conderned, days *<o and his visit reminded me T. J. Gibbons. Shelburn. Ore. We are now at the time of year that I ought to keep in touch with when lights are the most needful. what ia going on at Scio, so I wish For Sale A No. 5 Oliver •type Yet high water makes them an Ir - you would enter my name on your I writer, cheap C. A. Everett. ferior that the old time coaloil lamp subscription list for a year and send me your iull. For Sale A goat broken to drive ia requisite, if you want to read. A I am In good health and trust you C. A. Everett. better and a less-influeoced-by-high- Mrs Dugger are the same. water-or-low-water power must he provukd People will not pav for With kind regards 1 am. For Sale A small ranch i mile something they do not get very Yours very truly. from Scio Call on or write E. A. FARM LOANS 61 I Pace. Scio. Ore f * - * • si ». J* a • -•» *• ♦ kl » jt CEYLON v HIBLER 8 GILL GO. ‘PRINTING <4 THE SCIO TRIBUNE COMMERCIAL WINTERS !
