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About The Scio tribune and Santiam news, consolidated. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1917-1919 | View Entire Issue (March 7, 1918)
• e »Xc- > Agricultural Credit LOCAL BREVITIES lUdl Morns and O. H. Cyrus drova tn Portland Sunday. Frank (till, who has l>een ill. is aide tn be out again. New Wonder seed wheal for sale, 3l)-2t Joseph J. Roner. M' m Mary Weedy went to Port land last Saturday for an extended visit. * Corporation of Oregon In time of sickness or death, one cannot but feel that the kindest and most sympathetic people on earth live in Scio and vicinity. Mrs. Ohlemeier returned from Portland last week with a swell line of up to date millinery, which is on display at Wesely store. Reasonable prices, (all and look them over. Everybody should boost for the proposed improvement on the ceme tery hill south of Scio. The need was very manifest at the funeral last Sunday. That bunch of 0. A C. boys here Sunday were certainly live ones. With their music and singing they entertained the hotel guests several hours. When time to leave they gave a short drill and drove off 'mid college yells and good wishes. Measles are said* to be pretty well Scattered throughout the commun ity with an occasional case of the mumps, just tn make things inter esting to people who have not had th* experience. As a inker. Vilas Philippi is hard to beet, but he had one turned on him Tuesday evening by John md Charley, and now Vilas has to "set 'em up" for the bunch at the hotel. Due notice of the time and date will that all can be there. ALBANY, ORE. Meal* 35 and 50 cent* Room 50c and Up GRANT PIRTLE. Proprietor Scio Produce Company J ((Àtncluded from First page) We make a specialty of Friend ship. Engagement and Wedding who gave all he ha«l to his Kings F. M French A Son, Albany, native land. Oregon. It was not his lot to lie called We have received several com across the water to the list liefields plaints because of the non-arrival of of Europe. It was not given to him The Tribune of two weeks ago. We to meet death at the hands of the hope the explanation in last week's enemy. Hut hr died In the service. He was ready, he was willing to go edition is sufficient. wherever duty called, add he is en Sixtevn ounces IJ the pound, with titled to as much credit, to as much a good clean test. Give us a trial. honor, to as much glory, as those T. S. Townsend Cn am Station. 30 if who have died and will die on the Mis» MacVickar of Oakland, Ore European battle fronts. For he was gon. who has lieen visiting at the performing an equal necessary duty home of Thomas Laird for the past of guarding our borders from a pos two weeks, left for Redmond Tues sible invasion and he was doing his Fred Bilyeu * ai confined to his home the first of the week with a dose of measles. Strange that mid dle-aged people will take on such youthful troubles. St. Francis Hotel ROLOFF AUCTIONEER Mrs. A. P. Hiron’s sister. Mr*. Rice, who was employed at the asy lum as nurse and bacteriologist for Our twenty vear rural credit plan oksuon W a TXMU x » a number of years, accepted a posi of loaning money to farmer* helps if* Hvwt Ur ia l r o iu I tion last year as bacteriologist in an you to get out of debt. Under our institution in Indiana, has written a form of lens the TOTAL amount Sale dates arrangvd for at The Scio letter postmarked New York and ! of interest paid during its ENTIRE Tribune Office. Scio. Ore. stating she was on her way to i period of twenty year*, is actually France. She has accepted a poeition leas than i>er cent interest. as assistant x-ray operator for Dr. Write us for booklet. Walker of Indiana, who has enlisted | HECKER A BEAM Agent« in the service. 133 Lyon St If you know of a bit of local news Albany, Oregon tell us and we will print it. Machine men are selling tractor Born- March 5, to Mr. and Mrs. engines for plowing and other farm Will Garland, a daughter. purpames. rapidly. Should the eondenarry remain cloned Scio, like lx«ban.>n ami Allwny, Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Peer? and will have houses to let. daughter Edris, went to SUyton Fred Jones is the night miller at Saturday, returning Sunday evening the Scio milk, and strange tn say. Two new telephones just received. does not sleep on the job. Call and see them at the central of Scio had more winter on March 4 fice. J N. Weddle. than she had during all of the three winter months. Hills are up for an entertainment Dr. Prill informs The Tribune that and dance at ShFlburn next Satur he has taken over the local hospital day night. and the same will be in chargr of * M im Helen Crawford returned to trained nurse. her homo in Ixibanon Tuesday after- Mr. ami Mrs. J. G. Crawford. n<H.n, Bert Crawford. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Your cans washed and thoroughly Crawford ami Frank Wood, <>f Al- steamed. T S. Townsend Cream l>any. attended the funeral Sunday Dr. and Mrs. J. G. Gill and Mrs. Station 30tf Doi lie Waggoner of Lebanon, ar Putting the eondenaery out of rived too late for the services business cuts quite a wad out of Ed Hem mi ok . who had charge of Scio's activities. the feed l»arn during the past win Deliver your cream today, get ter. turned the same over to Eran a your check tomorrow, T. S. Town- Titus Monday morning. Hemming send Cream Station. 30tf will move onto his farm the last of Mrs. E V. Angel of North San- thia week. tiam, »pent the week end with her Address i* Part daughter, M im Rachel Angel. day. H. C part in this great war tn defend the rights of men ami to promote and protect the development of huinstr liberties. Death found him on duty engaged with thousands of other lovers of their country in thia mighty effort to carry the stars ami stripes, that emblem which entered the war for humanity's sake alone, to a vic tory which will crush out forever the doctrine that might makes right and will result in another ami great er Declaration of Independence a solemn covenant subscribed by the nations of the earth that henceforth all people under God shall live in peace and in happiness, free, equal, self-governed and unafraid. Sam Dugger did not live to see this re sult. but he helped to produce it. and until time shall be no more, he will be honored as one who served his country well. Live Stock Beyer I am in the market at all times for fat hogs, cattle or sheep Alw> canning cattle Can handle old or thin cattle that are strong enough to travel and not disease«) With few exceptions I make weekly ship ments from West Scio. Farmers havihg anything to tell in this line, plea«* call or write me at Scio, Ore. (Correct weights and highest market prices guaranteed. J. D. Densmore Wants Your Business iM pay Cash for Egg*. Poultry. Veal. I logs, Hides Will buy Cream in any quantity for the Oregon Cieamery, Portland Let us get acquainted. If you have a grievance make tl known and we will endeavor to rectify it. 5X’r will give you a Square Deal J. W. MOORE, Manager . Tires and Tues Goodrich Safety Tread Goodyear. Diamond Tread. Firestone Non Skid Tread.» Fisk Non Skid Tread. U-e Tires Get your new tire today, Don't wait until tomorrow. Also Ix-gaiite Lense* for your head lamps The la«galite is the one which stands the lest and com plies with the road law. For sale al the Ford garage J. D. IRVINE Subject to the lh-ei»i<>n of the COUNTY KEPIIHU<'AN PRIMARIES If .you believe 1 have given my be»t endeavors to the economical administration of the County's business affair*. I will be pleased to receive your support al the Primary Election. Every Can oC Cream SHIPPED TO HAZELWOOD— PORTLAND promptly brings a check for all its worth. Ship your next can to us and watch results "Satisfied Shipper*" secret of our svccem. HAZELWOOD Portland SCIO BRANCH T. S. Townsend Creamery Co We have opened a branch at the SANITARY MARKET and will buy your cream and pay you SPOT CASH for each delivery. Deliver your cream TODAY and gel your check TOMORROW is our motto T S TOWNSEND CREAMERY CO. G. A. McKNIGllT. Agent I fasst iissv. Haiasrsav, I) (' Thonui J J. J Hames, W. r.Gill, A. Hilycu, J.K.IUrti’f Mrs. Jennie Warner. ßrio Million Company Ml T< M »H PO SCIO ROLLER MILLS IM< oh K i HAII.II »•►< 1MIO-H U- 1 Our Flour is as good as sny made in the Willamette Valley El EE Y HW G UMILIATE ED We d«s • Goner*! Cutlet* MlMlnll Business 40* Flour s»rvd I s»r» S«!s» WKwml bought •**<! E*ch*nged In the Field for Bualneta I lout Tre*t You Hlmhi « ; J
