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About The Scio tribune and Santiam news, consolidated. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1917-1919 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 10, 1918)
A * * » * '»» - w ' 4 " r. M* * * "A 4 Ì fy », a *** ♦. •" • • ' • * .*»• * 1. 1 ’ . N* ’ 4 y • • •• • i : e - *. ’ 7 d*. .’.«% ’ t .• V? a • jp Na.toe to Creditors Linn county good r»ali association in Albany early in the sraaon. that In the County Court of 1Jnn County. Oregon. Mr. Pierce was nominated for com In the matter of the estate of Jackson mis** oner amid a lot of enthusiasm A. Bilyeu. ileceaard. an*I the enthusiasm cam«- from the Notice to all whom it may concern is north and cast ends of the county, hereby given that th«- undersigned has there tiring but thr«*e d«-l«-gat«-s been duly appointed executrix of the from the south and in the conven estate of Jackson A. thlveu, lierrasrd. by the County Court of tunn County. tion. Oregon, ail persona having claims I am not fighting th«- battles of against the estate of saai itecedent are Mr. Bilyeu or of Mr, Pirrw. they hereby rvajuired and notified to present are able to take can* of themarlvea. the same with the proper vouchers to But I do want the people of the the undersigned evrcuiri» of said estate at her residence in the city of Scio, county to umlrrstam! this bridge Oregon, within six months from the question ami our attitwie towards date herv if. Yours for the the county court listed this loth day of October, I9IK right. J. M PHILPOTT. MRS. A. J. BILYEU, Executrix of said estate, Dr. and Mrs. A. I). Woodmansee, W. R. Bilyeu, attorney for en-culrix. Mrs. Jennie Shelton and Miss Ctor* Shelton were Salem visitors Tuesday. Thi» affidavit eerUlte« ihst I the un dersigned. am the owner and publisher of The Selo Tribune, published weekly in Scio, IJnn ('«Minty. Oregon, and that there are no debts mortgages or other obligations resting against said news- paper. (Signed) T. L. DI GGER. Owner and Publisher. Subscribed and sworn to before me a notary public for Oregon, this 4th day of October. 19UL R. i'll ELTON. Notary Public A Jersey Duroc sow with fi suck ing pigs for sale; full blocxis. See Henry Bauman on Went Scio road. Farmers are making every hour of daylight count three days putting in their fall crops. Dr. L. W. Hom, veterinary surgeon, graduate of Chicago Veterinary College. Stay ton, Oregon. Phone l&ZL. 3tf Ml» * * .’?> • ■ Mias Mary Wesely. who ia em ployed in Portland, came up home last week on a vacational visit. [ r V S* e '--Vi! V • ' Magnetic trvatm«*nt wholly with out drugs, every evening after six o'clock. Consultation free.—Dr J. Murphy. Sdo, Oregon. Otf » ' • i ï £-**5 • JM*' '. K'.' 1' Some one over at the hotel kitchen must have a laugh which is hung on a hair trigger. V/-*■» ,i ♦ ' ■""i -x’ We make a specialty of Friend ship. Engagement and Wedding Rings F. M. French & Son. All»anv. Oregon. L a* / . fi V". ■'.f. F i-W»’ » **9 i ,t ' i* ’? ‘ Wsnlr«i ing rams. i. f ” / - / . / Two whitr face breed J. L. Rodgers, Scio. For Sale Plenty or fine winter apples at 50 to 75c per bushel at the orchard. A. I*. Hirona, Shilburn. / ■ OE’■ ■ «- rr* r * ' / ; .1 Roy I'eery. who is in the service stationed at C«mp Lewis, is reported to be sick of pneumonia. *•* / 4 The Scio Ma»<>n* will hold a *late<l communication Saturday evening. October 19. The Scio Produce Co. is in the market for all kinds of poultry, veal. <lre«se«f hogs and rabbits for which the highest market price will be paid. Mtf; If Jack Frost will hold »IT for a month so that grass will make a g<Mid growth our farmers who are '»bort of f«*ed will have an unusual broad grin on their fairs. Wanted A large barrel churn A P. Hirona. Shelburn. 8 21 •d W1 The Tribune acknowledge« the re The following letter from an «•♦ ceipt of complimentary tickets to tremeii subscriber. Mr. J. M. Phil- I the campus athletic events at O. A pott. implies that the opposition of C. for the season <»f 1918 19. the »>uth end of the county to Judge John Wesley Ixewts plead guilty McKnight and Commissioner Irvine to bigamy before Judge Bingham in is lieesusr of their attitude towards Albany Monday He was sentenced good roads ami not the much wished to the penitentiary for one to four for bridge al Harrisburg. The court by its action ami in con years. versation. is not now nor has be**n E D. Myers. A. E Randall ami optxwed to good roads but favors F. I. Jones were appointed by Judge their construction as rapidly as can D. B. McKnight last weak to ap l>e done without undue oppression praise the estate of the late Jackson on the taxpayer«. A. Bilyeu. The court has refused its sanction Newt Morrison says he may not to undertake a system of paved have the Spanish grippe but be is roads reaching out from Albany in very sure he has a very good stock some seven or right directions, be of the Oregon article on hand What cause to complete such a sv»tem vexes him most he cannot buy any would practically bankrupt the of the old time remedy. county. The court also, with avast Frank Thayer is doing a land of- majority of the county, opposes the flee business now in putting in his Portland r*«ad tmml graft ami the fall crops He is pulling a gang of result as to the methods in which six 14-inch plows with his big trac the bond money is tiring expended, tion engine justifies the opposition. Time to be thinking about city Th»- present county court, as well politics now. Let us get our think as a large majority of the people, tanks working ami select the very favor good roads and bridges wher liest men and women available to ever needed; but there is a limit to look after the city’s afToir* during taxing th«* people no matter how the next two years. worthy th«* pur|Mi«e of taxation may Al the recent annual meeting of tie. the Christian Endeavor the follow Harriktiurg. Oct. 7. ing officers were chom-n: Mrs J.F. Rdilor Tribune: — Sims, president; flora Shelton, vice- In y«ur editorial of last week you president; Christine Shindler, secre do the people of Harrisburg an in tary-treasurer; Margaret Bauman, justice, probably not intentionally pianist. but you hav«* Iw-vn misinformed in Mrs. R. L. Berry, who has liven regard to the facts in the matter. in Portland visiting for two weeks, There may I m - a few individuals that returned home last week accompan- would want and insist that the ieii by her brother. Dr. Woodmanass county court should build a bridge ami his wife. at Harrisburg at all haxard«. and Dr. Chapin, our dentist, expects there prottably are a few selfish tax- to remove b> Marshfield in the im payers who live in parts of the mediate future. He is now finishing county remote from Harrisburg up «aids ami ends of his work pre- wh<> would not I m * in favor of build ¡«ratory for the move. ing a bri<lge in any event. Mrs. D. W. Shannon, of Dav«*n- We ar«- l«-d to lielirve from your port, Nebraska, who ha* b«*en visit- editorial that the failure of the court mg her daughter, Mrs. Jesse L. to Imilil the bridge is the primary Rod«*ra. and family for reveral cause of the opposition to Gimmis- i *wks. left on her return journey sioner Irvine and Judge McKnight last week. She expected to visit on in the south end of the county. The road problem has be«*n and is the wav. , You will re Mr. and Mr«. Jeaar L. Rodgers th«* paramount issue and little daughter Geraldine were member that at a mwting of the Salem visitor» last Saturday. Jeaae brought back a nifty "trailer” for The Tribune family mak«>a its best William Downing’« machine of Mill bow to Mrs. J. L. Rodgvra who pre-' City. aented us with a fine young china The Scio Milling Co., having lost rooster. For sale— Well aee«oned sawed oak much time in the manufacture of pasta. A. P. IIiron*, Shelburn. H tf flour because of the extreme low The farm of Franc'is G. Carry is in State Reserve. Twenty dollars reward for information against vi- olators E 8'11A WK ER. 6 4t Hist. Warden. Fira tar Rut E I*. Myers was a business visitor I desire to rent my farm of K! j acres: in Alliany yesterday. 45 acres in cultivation, balance A No. I creek bottom pasture for a iVaaonable cash rent. The land is all bottom land; liuildings in good condition; allo and all necessary farm buildings, ('all and see me at the farm one-half mile southwest <>f Scio. JOHN F. KUKACKA. Evartreea Blackberries Wailti The Scio Produce .Market will buy all of the evergreen blacktierrnayou mav bring, paying the highest cash market price therefor. Call and get ciati* Ere«! tliselman. Prop. 7 Au u a rcpfnduihon of the trtn </<>» potter to wfaifc tuburihcrt Io ihr Fourth LAttti Loan ait entitled No AMERICAN Hott* ihouln ke unthout it. FOOD TELL VIN THIS A man's earning power is practically always dependent u|xin his eyesight. Wear absolutely correct I ciimm and increase your income. WAR E. C. MEADE —Cl W. Sccomi st. [Cat this out for reference) he Henningsen Produce Company 5 Will buy aubject to change in th»* market, your milk 0 0 buxeil on butter fat text as follow*; 0 B. F. Test Price 1 4% Milk |»i*r hundred pound» $3 31» aa 4.1 •I 3 44 •a ta 4.2 «• 3.Ö2 I« la • a 4.3 3.GU at at 4.4 <« 3.G8 at al aa 4/» 3.71» Io «• at 3 H| l.»i ai at al 1.7 3.92 aa aa al 4.8 I (Ml 4.9 aa 4 .<JK I 14» 5. Fur i*a<'h point b”low 4% milk Mubtract He from 3t> price. bricking in one of the b»»iler« The , , , ....... object is to save fuel. Mr. Cox has d(me much brjck work in Scio in the .... P*«t He came to Albany m 1876 bag continuously reside»! there Ktigmj \ ’s 1.1 Furniture Store IA N Y Wr buy ami sell im - w and »«- coim I hand Furnitur«* THIS IS THE WAY f'O SAVE There is probably some article or ar ticles in possession of every family that is of no use to the owner which may be turnni into cash. It is so much money found. You can put it into bonds or stamp« ami help win the war. Wi. WANT »11 kinds of iunk, all kinds of metals, rubber and the marfy other things going to waste. Grain and Potato Sacks for »ah- THE PACIFIC JUNK COMPANY Bell phone 4'»1R Home phone 2227 E Rugoway, Prop. Second a Raker Railroad I ime 1 able Arrival and lieparlure of Passenger Trains the fw*r hit ml r«*«l ia charged off the above pt ices on all milk route*, or the expreMagn only when r*liip|»«*«i by rail. X' m * »nd haa been interested aa a work- m«mBn •« • ’ar«* percentage of the Richardson Gap hall. Saturday. Oct. brick buildings in that citv. 12. Good music will be furnished Dr. R. K. Merriam, who was in ami a go«x! time is amured. The charge of Dr. Prill's practice while entire net proceeds will be given to the latter was on vacation, haa lo the Cxech-Slovak army in Russia. cated in Union, Oregon, having taken Everybody cordially Invited. over the office. e«|uipment and prac Poultry wifi be received al the Scio tice of Dr. E D. L»mh who has Produce Co. any day in the week except been ordered by the war departrmmt Saturday. Saturday receipts cannot be j to Fort Riley. Kansas Union ia a ahippe«! until the following Monday and thriving city of 1500 inhabitants in the cost of holding th« poultry over the Grande R»ndr valley. Eastern I be <ta«h»cted from the pnesw paM. , Woodburn-Springfield Branch WEST SCIti North South 7:55 a.m. 6:19 p.m. Corvallis & Ijutrrn HENNINGSEN PRODUCE CO. Milk Product* iMpartment Scity, Oreg*>n K. I’EERY Manager. M UNKERS - To Alliany I To lletroit 8:11 am 1:14 p m $4*>U>r service discontinued. Thirty years in bueineaa Financial rating the highest Beat of bank reference» also I>un aixi Bradstreet We Incite Irwestigation Attorney •» Law at r t Albany, Oregon Arnone VaBtiBtForaitoreShmli Visit Dairymen Attention land. If you contract a h«*avy cold con The Tribune ’• (winter has I4H acre« sult your physician at once. It may on the headwater* of the Yaquina. four be the Spanish influenza and lead U> miles from Nashville on the C. A E. , with 5-room house and g«xd bam that M’r,ou> r«ulU The epidemic seems he will trade for smaller place near Scio. | determine«! to spread over the val- Having unlimited outrange this is fine ley. During the pendency of this place for «lock. Good soli. disease it is a go.*d plan to atay at Friday night’« rain made every home and especially do not mingle body happy. Farmers could get to in a crowd. their seeding, grass for cows will W. A. Cox and W E. Itaker. Al- «xm I* in evidence and more water l»any brickmaaons. are at the con- will provide for lights and operation densery thia week building improved of the flouring mills. furnaces under the boilers and also Waist W atuik * For Iwiie* smi gents —we have the Elgin and waitham, but make a specialty of th«* -1 ady Green" the little wonder for the ladies and the non-break able "trench watch for the soMl.-r txiya. See your masaxmes for • d««er,ptioti of these woiiderful little wstche* F. M. French A Son, Jewel-) era and Engravers, Albany. 6-18 Cwch»aov*k benefit dance at Haaters hie Matrce «MTOMKHU8T ANPJgWKtJUl Harold I'eery and Dr. Allen came water in Thomas creek causing a up last Friday evening for a few shortage of power will utilize nights day«’ hunt. They are guest» of P. ami Sunday s to make up the lore, H. McDonald and came from Port commencing with last Sunday. u of Milton. Oregon, were in Scio one day la«t week to say goodbye to rel ative« and friend«. Thev were on their wav to (amp Kearny. Calif., where Dr Woodmansee will report for duty, lie enh»ud in the dental reserve and received hi* commission a* first lieutenant a year ago laid Septemlier and has lieen waiting for hi* call until now • * - - •?: — r* ■ -—* . **-.<•'"• Ce • s ssj - ‘ .»*'*, I—-,;* 4
