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The Scio Tribune. *1 50 the year
LOCAL BREVITIES
Smoke your meat right with
Wrights smoke. Santism Pharmacy
Elmer Griffn
ami
Tom
la-flier
were Albany visitors Tuesday
JORDAN ITEMS
Mr. and Mr» Floyd Shelton an-
the proud parents of a fine taaby
boy.
See our window ami get acquaint­
Miss Clara Jungwirth is visiting
ed with Alphoione antiseptic tablet»
in Portland,
The Santiam Pharmacy has a nice - non-poisonous. Santism Pharmacy
Mr. ami Mrs F. Bahurrr. of
line of initial tablets.
Frank Ellsworth, an employe of
White Salmon, arc visiting at the
Mr. Campbell, of Albany, waa in the Hammond Lumber Co., of Mill
home of their son. George, thisI
town Tuesday, «baking hands with City, waa drowned in the North
week
relatives and friend«.
Santiam river. Monday morning.
Mrs Peter Bilyeu is visiting at
Dr. Hobson reports the birth of Ellsworth was well known in Albany
the home of her daughter, Mrs. V.
a baby girl to Mr. and Mrs. Alfred
Dio »late supreme court ha* ren Shelton.
Powell Wednesday.
de red a decision on the Hyde school
Eddie Foltz is clerking for Mr. I
"Spee Dee” the gritlesr hand land cases, by which the title to
lialsiger. a« Early haa decided to
paste. 27 ounces for 25 cents at 9130 scree, obtained fraudulently
take a vacation.
Santiam Pharmacy.
by Hyde, reverts to the state.
Mrs. Addie Beaver and Mrs. Ruth
The Scio Meat Market will pay
President Kerr, of 0. A. C. haa Sherman. of Salem, are visiting |
the highest cash price for all kinda not attempted, so far aa we have
their jiarent» Mr. and Mrs. H.
of hides' No tare deducted.
learned to substantiate the statement Shelton.
About HO per cent of the men made by him that he was offered
A Red Cruas auxiliary has bven
lisu<d for draft in Linn county, $9000 per year to take charge of the
organized at Jordan and will im-H
claim exemption for one cause or Kansas agricultural college
Presi­
every Thursday a» »non a» supplies
another.
dent Kerr may be content to leave
arrive.
John Cyrus, of just across the the matter aa it ia and which haa
U W Chari«». former editor of
South Santiam river near the C. & netted him 11400 per year, but the
E bridge, waa doing business in people are not. They are hot con­ U h * Santiam New« in this city, but
tent to have such a stigma attached now publishing th«- ^>n<- Imiepen-
Scio Tuesday.
to the name of the president of their dent, was nearly burned out when
Mrs J. F Beard waacalle«! to the
leaditig college.
half of the bumm-M portion of Ione
horhe of her only living brother of
The Tribune is working for the was burn«*d thia w««-4. A part of
near I*ebanon, last Saturday, who
welfare ami development of Scio the roof of the newspaper office was
is dangerously ill.
ami that section of Linn county burned.
We make a «i»eeialty of Friend
known as the forks of the Santism. Fair Stockholder!
ship. Engagement ami Wedding
Il ia not nor will not ba partisan in
Ring« F M French A Son. Albany.
Meeting Saturday
ita political activities, other than it
Oregon.
will not favor any man for office,
Amil Posvar. of near Scio, and from the highest tn the lowest, who
Every stockholder of the lunn
Mia» Marie Groulik were married is not a loyal supporter of our County Fair association is urgently
January 2. They left for a two- government in her lime of nerd. If requested to attend the stockhold­
week» visit to Corvallis and other you want to support your local ers mc«>ting at Scio, on Saturday,
points.
newspaper, which advocates these January 12 al 10 a m for the pur-
It is a peculiar fact that all men views at all limes, aa an old soldier pom* of ratifying the action of the
cannot ace alike. Men will differ should, we will be glad to place meeting of last fall ami to transact
diametrically atw»ut the same matter your name on our subscription book any other business which may In­
brought before the meeting. Bv
yet be absolutely honest in their1
order
of I. A Munkers. president
Sold
His
Far.
opinions.
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of the association.
Born On January 2, to Mr. and
On Monday of thia week. Don
Mrs. Floyd Shelton, of Mt. Pleasant
Notice Io the Afflicted
a 12-pound boy, Mrs. Shelton is a McKnight concluded the sab* of his
daughter of Mr and Mrs. F. T. farm of 115 acres to John Shim sock.
I will give $25 for any case
The purchase pric«- was something
Thayer, of this city.
stomach or kidnev trouble I cannot
over $5000. which included a «mall
Mrs. Ida Cummings, county school
cure
I also treat all kinds of
amount of personal property.
supcrinlemlent. waa in town Satur­
disrases without drug«. Have never
Mr. McKnight rave possession at
day to supervise the election of a
failed on app* ndicitis. You don’t
once and has moved into town ami
new school board and straighten
need to resort to the knife when
is occupying the Wann property
out the school tangle.
you can tie cured without it.
Mr Shimanek is one of our pro­
Dr. J. Murphy.
Mr. and Mrs. J. 1. Rodgers spent gressive ami «uccessJul farmer» and
Scm. (ire.
the holiday» in Portland and Wash­ i« a member of the state lime board.1
ington visiting friends ami relatives.
The Scio Tribune. 11.30 per year
While they were alment. Jim Bilyeu
served as chore boy for them on the
farm.
Floyd (arson, who enlisted last
summer in the 5th or Albany com­
pany coast artillery, has been trans-
ferred to E battery, fiSth heavy
artillery, and may be sent to France
soon
The annual telephone meeting
brought W. Wilaoo, of near Jeffer­
son, to Scio Saturday. Hi» Scio
▼iaita do not occur more than two
or three lime« a year, which are
generally on telephone buaineaa
The Tribune la informed the Jor­
dan (louring mill ia grinding wheat
for farmera at 20 cents per buahel.
The farmer get» everything. Hour,
middling», shorts and bran yet, it ia
claimed, the flour coats the farmer
but SI.23 per aack. It ia intimated
that the Jordan mill has all it can
The Tribune ia informed that Nome
■satisfaction resulted from last
Saturday’s school meeting. A» The
Tribune man waa not there nor ia a
legal »harp, we are not able to pass
an opinion, good or bad. Though
we have no children to educate, our
neighbor haa and we feel that our
bov» and girla should have the beet
educational advantage we can give
them and The Tribune ia willing to
give ita beet efforts in that direc­
tion. We ahould do our duty aa
citizen» and taipayer», even if we
do have to dig down in out pocket»
a little deeper at tai paying time
An Open Letter
6'1„ FARM LOANS
To the Stayton Basket Ball Boy»;
On the spur of the moment at
our recent game with you boys. I
did something which, after having
time to think it over. 1 regret very
much. When I refused to pav the
$6 «greed upon far your expense« I
put myaelf in the same class aa the
man who waa referee in the game
and 1 aaaure you now that I am
very sorry.
Before our game waa played I
thought it would tie a g<»od clean
game of basket ball and to tell the
truth I did not know who would
win. I knew your proaeasor would
referee and I sure waa satisfied that
he would be square. I are now that
I waa very much mistaken in the
man because no square man would
»teal a game of any kind from a
team of boys. Especially does it
look bad for a man who ia the
professor of a large high school like
youra to go to a neighboring town
and try to win a game of basketball
by uufair referring
Now honestly
boys, do vou feel aa good as you
would have if you had beaten us in
a fair! square game*
Notice, We have an un­
limited amount of fund«
to lend on farm «ecuritv
at (I per cent per annum.
lx>ng time loans desired.
No delay.
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St. Francis
Hotel
ROLOFF
AUCTIONEER
ALBANY. ORE.
W a TCKU mj
Meals 35 and 50 cents
Room 5Oc and Up
OftKlMlN
L r a Na. I
Sale dates arranged for at The Scio
Tribune Office. Scio. Ore.
GRANT PIRTLE. Proprietor
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Scio Produce Company
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Wants Your Business
Will |»ay ( ash for f-ggs. Poultry, Veal. Flogs. Hides
Wr will buy Cream in any quantity
I ct us 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
ttiswt-roMw
J. J Harns«. W. F.tJill,
J A. Bilyeu. J. R. Harn**«,
Mrs. Jennie Warner.
Paastnswv, W. F. UHI.
Kssmir, l>. C. Thoma
Mt ’< X hMMOM
TO
SCIO ROLLER MILLS
IN« XVMI-OM ATKn
DKCHMBKH V»
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I iur Flour i« as good as any made in
the Willamette Valley
EVERY NJCK GUARANTEED
w«s «1» as (»«««»al Custaai Milling Butinas«
Flour *n«l
f *•«< ssos Bail*
Whael
Bought and
Lkthangad far
Flour
MF
Was are In l Has Field fer Butina«« end Will
Treat Yew Kight
OUR GROCERY DEPARTMENT
A
I k complete and our
stocK fresh and clean.
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We carry a full lino of
Tea, Coffee, Spices,
Canned Goods, and in
fact, everything needed
for the table.
FARM LOANS 61
HECKER
133 Lyon St.
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BEAM
Albany. Ore
PRINTING
Wants. For Sale or Lost. Found
etc. Vndcr this bead The Tribune
will hereafter publish the Item»
| indicated. The charges will be one
' cent a word; two figures constitut­
ing a word. 25 cents i" the mini-
' mum charge.
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THE SCIO TRIBUNE
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COMMERCIAL VfUNTtMS
For Trade- A registered 2-yrar
»Id English »hire stallion for a »{»an
>f good marea. Call on or write
T. J. Gibbons. Shelburn. Ore.
tf
Oliver and other kinda of type­
Enclosed please find $»> in cur­
rency for your expenses that night writer ribbon« for «ale at thia office
and If vou boys would like to see
For Bale One set of heavy work
who haa the better team. I am sure
«re will be glad to arrange another harness ami one net of light harness.
Enquire of Josie Snirdl, Hungry hill
game with a fair referee.
For Sale A kitchen range, almost
Very truly youra
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new. Inquire of Mrs. Kleb. George,
Edwin J. Holland
'Scio Eagles’ who lives on the Cl nd e h farm.
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