The Scio tribune and Santiam news, consolidated., July 18, 1918, Image 4

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Live Stock Bayer
The Herman drive on the Y'ankees
Auto trucks will be the principal
Mr ami Mrs. ix>uie Bowerman, of
mode of conveyance to deliver milk Portland, are visiting friends in thia has not proved «*a»y going.
The
I am in the market at all time»
at th«- condenaery.
city. They are former residents of Yanks are showing that they are for fat hog*, cattle or sheep
LOCAL BREVITIES
Also
somewhat handy al the drive busi- canning cattle
<'an handle old or
Wheat harvest is in full blast in Scio, having lived her« a year.
thin cattle that «re strong enough
many «ection» of Hie country now.
Ed Humphrey, the Albany cement new» thernelv«-«.
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to travel and not diseased. W ith
Threshing will comm«-n<-v next week. man. is ■u(w-riotending the cement
Everybody in Scio seemed to have |
V m M
few exceptions I make weekly ship­
Say. thia "dry" business is getting , on the dam at the head of thr mill
commenced hauling hav Monday.
Farmers
M<>hair ami Wool I am prepared ment» from W«-st Scio,
monotonous.
It is beginning to 1 race
E. C. Pesry returned from a sat­
. to pay the high«-st market price for having anything to sell in thia limy,
hurt. We mean the lack of rain.
I. W Charles. once proprietor of y„ur mohl|ir
Wi(o|
s„. rTM. tw>.
isfactory ami moat successful trip to
plra~> call or write me at Scio. Ore.
of course.
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the
Santiam
News,
later
editor
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Rudgers.
Portland Saturday evening
Correct weights ami highest market
It is said "the third lime is the the lone Indrpemlcnt. ia now lessee |
Scio Produce Co. will pay cash for
prices guaranteed
< 9 • «<»!•«' • Ss .dh •.
charm.”
If so, our condenaery of the Junction <’ity Times.
,
chittim bark.
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J. D. Densmore,
should prove a splendid suco - m this
No man can live within himself. N >T1> K is 111 »» Hl GivKs to «JI whom it
It will require some days yet to
time with the third company in con­
If he wants to sell his labor or prod­ may rorxvm that Uw uo«h-rsigne«l hs»
complete the general repairs on the
FOR SME
trol.
been duly s,»|»>i«>U'«l a>iminu>trator of
ucts to otliers he must buy from
dam at ths head of the mill race.
the estate <»( J. J, Hannah, decrased,
T«*n acres of lami known as Bur­
Fxi Wesely, Ed Chrz ami several ■>itiers
lJfc ia tuuwd upon thr late of Ixnn county. Or< ge*>.
Alt per- den s lami division No. 7’ Joins Ar­
The Tribune expects to hear the
I others will go to Albany Sunday 1» principle of rreipr«x>itv.
. sous having claims against the sakl ee­ nold nla-v on the east ami W. M.
condoosery whistle Momlav next,
be started to join the colors al Camp
late are require«! l«> present thr same Brod re's place on th«- west, and is
T'>ni large. Arch ljmllev and Joe
calling the hamh to Work.
Lewis the following day.
to the urafa-rsigm-d within six months alwout 40 rods from the West Scio
Oupor arc among the employes tn he from this date duly verified as by law
Clan-ncr Ingram of the Lebanon
dejwit
For price ami terms address
While crops in the Willamette
)at the condenser1?. The |«av roll for required.
J. S. IIANNtH.
A. N. Fosdick. Bungalow Apts. Hay­
National bank, was in Scio laat
i valley are short, in other (»arts of
labor, milk. wood, hauling, etc., will
Administrator. mond. Wash.
I# 8t
business
Thursday looking after
the U. S. they arc exceptionally
Weatherford A W iatt, Attys, for Ad-
make
a
f'JUO
bill
look
sick
every
day.
matters.
minuilrator.
l'.i St
The-Scio Tribune. Il 50 I hr year
good, especially corn
wilh a proopoct <>f gr«>wing more.
I have six heart of highly bred
George Rodgers and eon J<- •
I •rice»
Shropshire bucks for sale
Since taking over Tom large.'»
•hipped
a carload of fine lambs to
reasonable. Jesse Rodgers
48*3
produce ami cream Imsineaa. Fred
Portland Tuesday
This is the third
Clarence Pepper ami Jesse Hil­
Giaelman is a busy man from day­
load shipped by them recently
dreth took in the lieauties of Casca­
light until dark. He hopes by fair
Say ’ Water is short ami can la-
dia Sunday.
dealing ami homut treatment to
used for sprinkling only in the mor­
build up a good busmr*.
Miss Be»sn- Morris, who has been
ning
We have Iwen paying extra
U ill pay Cash for Egg», Poultry. Veal, Ilogs, Hide»
aoiourning at h«»me for a week or
Tribune »'Is get r««sulta.
Mer­
rates for a year just to provide for
\X ill buy < ream in any quantity for the
two, returned to Lebanon last Fri­
water shortage.
Our city dad« chants who d<> not uae its columns
day
Oregon Creamery, Portland
well
w<-
will
m>t
say
they
are
back
should employ an engine at oocv.
Magnetic treatment wholly with­
numl>ets but they are not wing the
Let us get acquainted.
If you have a grievance
Th«- American tro>«|w ar«- dcfeml-
out drugs, every evening after six
mean» t<> incteas- tlwir busim-m that
make it known and wr will rndravor to rectify it.
o'clock
(Consultation free.— Dr J mg the battle front which is cl<»s«-«t
in within their reach.
Murphy. Scio, Oregon.
4*tf
to Paris. 45 miles.
Bring Us Your Cascara Bark
Scio Produce Company
Wants Your Business
Ivan Balschwetd. who went to lx»
Before we forget it. we might
JORDAN ITI.MS
Angeles last fall, returne»! Friday. mention that now i» a good time to
He says the winters there are all fill that big chuekholr in the alley
right but the summer weather is too north of thi» other
In wet weather
Mrs LI Daugherty and children
warm.
team« almost mire there
returned from Oregon City Friday
Wanted
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Cascara l>ark for cash.
Scio Produce Co.
Rev. C. S. Treadwell. paat«>r of
the Baptist church al lx-l»an«in. was
transacting business In Scio Friday
last ami ala» distributing Chautauqua
literature for the meet in that city
July 17 22
Mias Lucy Wesely returnol Sun­
day from the loganberry fields near
Salem, where she was rusticating
with the family of her brother Ru­
dolph.
The Tribune takes subscriptions
for all the Portlaml dailies Orego­
nian. Journal Telegram. News
Nat withstanding the dry weather
the hav crop i« proving better than
was «ntici|«te<l
Vetch w as dt *
troyed by aphis and drouth; whrat
will yield better than half a crop,
and oats less than a half crop
Scio lodg» of A F & A M will
hold stated communication Saturday
evening, bolding a businea» aeasmn
only, after which thev will go in a
body over to Jefferson, paying th«
iwdge there a fraternal visit and
putting on the third degre«
A»
many of the member» have autos a
good attendance i» expected.
How about the grading of Mill
‘‘Give ua more light" Is the de
street?
mand of every business house and
E. D. Myers and wife ami .Mrs
dwelling in town. The city council
R
Shelton returned Uedm *la> fr- m
better get busy.
a 700-m
automobile trip to Med
Manager Peery nevertheless the
ford
inland and Crater Lake
dry season makes the milk flow
M
al. D West of Medford ar
light, thinks he will be able to se­
coin pan led the party as far a» Je»T
cure a satisfactory amount of milk.
er son on the return I» io
He will ship the condensed product
Ed Myers •ays the next time hr
to Portland for the present where
It will be convert«! into aweetened •tarts on a journey hr-» going to
canned milk, the price being much have new tire« and a whole net of
extras
While he had an enjoyable
tietier for that claaa of milk.
trip to Medford he was anmewhat
For sal« —Horace. cows and hogs.
annoytd by numerous puncture« and
Prices reasonable.
Bert Hollis.
blowouts.
The two produce houses in Scio
Mr. and Mr». E. O. Holdrrdge of
have been merged. Thomas large
Albany, were over Thursday of laat
rsliring and Fred Giselman taking
week to visit Mr«. Holdredgr'a par­
over the business. It is understood
ents, Mr. and Mm. A F. Heard.
that the merger did not require
Congress now meet« but twice a
sanction from Washington. D. C.,
Thursday»,
nor from the «late commission. Mr. week Mondays and
Ixirge ha« accepted the position of This will lie the program until thr
milk receiver ami tester at the con- laat of August.
Mrs. Nick Erulcrs I» visiting at
the Scio hospital.
Mis Uuie Air hart. of lx*l>an<Hi,
vi»il«-d at the horn«« <tf her sisters
.Mrs Limierman and Mrs. Folti re­
cently.
Mt ami Mrs Purnell, of Jackstn
ville, made a short visit at Pet« i
\X e will give you a Square Deal
J* RED G1SELMAN, Proprietor
OUR GROCERY DEPARTMENT
FOLGER'S
Giil^n Gat
s
lillt* of
Spiren,
mid in
I »<•<•< let I
Biiyeu's Monday.
F W. Balsiger ami family, of
White Salmon. Wash , are visiting
at the horn«* of Ilnur son George
Mrs. Hanna Shelton, who under
went an operation recently in an Al
l«any hospital, is improving nicely.
Baby <‘alavan, »g«*d five months,
son of John and Cora Calavan. died
Monday and was interred in th«-
Bilyeu lh-n cemetery.
We extend
our sympathy.
O hkgon M ist .
TEA
CEYLON
HIBLER 8 GILL GO.
««»r I« K34«
Pamroasv. W. P. lull
Haiaarxav. D. C. Thums
e
la the People at Scia »I Bciaitj
On or al>out the first of August I
will be out <>f t<>wn for al»oul three
wreka. Any urgent cases wishing
treatment pleaiw- apply before this
time and oblige.
Dr. C. F. Chapin, llentiat, Scio.
SCIO ROLLER MILLS
INI OHI-ollA llli
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ll»<-«
Our Flour is as g«««» as any made in
the Willamette Valley
DR G F. CHAPIN
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Denti»»
SOO.
biMwnHtn
J. J lUinr», W. F. « >111,
J A. Hilyru, J. K . Harn-s,
Mrs Jennie U armor.
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densery.
West Scio would feed lost without
We make a specialty of Friend the daily visits of Walter Bilyeu and
ship. Engagement and Wedding Henry Shelton. The latter hasbet-n
Kings F. M French A Son. Albanv. handling the express and freight
Oregon.
since long before Tige was a pup
During thia dry spell land other
Some 40 or more prisoner« in the
times as well) it’s a good idea to in­
Multnomah county jail ask to be pa­
spect chimneys and especially stove-
roled on their honor to work in the
pipes where they go through roof«
harvest field«. They promise to re­
or partitions. Most all house fires
turn and serve their time when har­
atari from defective flues and this
vest is over.
cauae can easily he remedied.
Several of our merchants think an
Our old friend J. K tieddes, of
invitation to the people to come ami
near Mill City, writes us to send him
trade with them, expressed through
The Tribune. He quit us last year
the columns of The Tribune, is effort
because of a financial stringency he
wasted. No wonder our people go
could not avoid, in renewing he
off to Lebanon. Albany and other
says. "Yours is the only paper I will
pointa to do their trading for our
now take.” We 'ongratulsts J. R
merchants, some of them, are asleep
and hope he will revive ths interest­
and the people do not wish to dis­
ing new» letters of last year and
turb their dreams
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