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About The Scio tribune and Santiam news, consolidated. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1917-1919 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 17, 1918)
.♦V,- .- »/il.V.I ’ •y'.* ~ a •■ I I I public auc Public Auction Salo. Barn for rent and 2 tons straw for sale. See Mrs. R. J. Compton. LOCAL BREVITIES rvsikc to Creditor» Public Auction Sale. In the County Court of Unn County, Oregon. I will offer for «ale at public auc In the matter of the »»tale of Jackson tion on the farm five miles southeast A Bilyeu, deceased. Notice to all whom it may concern is of Scio near the George Rixlgers hereby given that the underaignnl ha» farm, on i been duly appointed executrix of the SATURDAY. OCTOBER 26. estate of Jackson A. Rtlvcu. deceased, commencing at 10 o'clock in the by the County Court uf Unn County, forvn<M>n. the following listed per- wworvo, orvgun; ad all j-rraona having claim» ' against the catatc of »sal decedent arc sonal property: ( hereby requirvd and notlM to (’resent 2 Mares the same with the proper voucher» io 6 Cow» the undersigned executrix of said estate Two-year old heifer * at her residence in the city of Scio, 2 one-ycar old heifers Oregon, within »ix months from the date hereof. 2 one and one-half year old steers I»at«d this 10th day uf October. I9I& Bull MR«. A. J. BILYEU, Sow Executrix of said estate. 52 Goats W. R. Bilyeu, attorney for executrix. 14 loads loo«« hay floaters îakt Notice Range stove . Heater stove The farm of Franc!!» G. Carry is 2 Linoleums in Slate Reserve. Twenty dollars McCormick binder reward for information against vi Met ormick mower olators. E. S. HAWKER, Harte* 6 It Hut. Warden. 2 Plows I will offer for »ale at Dr. Prill was doing business in tion. on the farm known aa the Albany Monday, Miss Ruth Foster of Portland, is Quigley farm situated about two Ross Ray uf the U. 8 army at undergoing training aa nurse at the mile» west of Scio, and three-fourths of a mile south of West Scio, on (amp lx-wit, is home on furlough. Scio General Hospital. SATURDAY. OCT. 19. A Jersey Duroe sow with 6 suck- Miss Rachel Angel was taken to Commencing at 10 o'clock in the ing pigs for sale; full bloods. See the hospital yesterday, pneumonia forenoon, the following listed per Henry Bauman on West Scio road, having developed. sonal property: (•erald McDonald and Verle Tyn-| The picnic set for Sunday at the Sj>an of bay horses. 7 and 9 years. dall of the navy at Seattle, were at Richardson Gap hall ha« been called 1400; a good farm team off on account of the "flu." home last weak on furlough. Bay horse, 7, 1550 lbs Dr. L. W. Hom, veterinary surgeon, Mrs. Ora Ohlernrh-r of Portland, Bay mare. 13. 1200 graduate of Chicago Veterinary College. was in Scio last week visiting rein Marc cult, l| years old Stayton, Oregon. Phone 1622. Stf lives and looking after busineas Horse. 3 years old Mrs. J. A. Bilyeu has two cowsto matteri Durham bull. 3 year* old let out for their keep. Both ar* I Mrs. Herman Eckhard, Milk cow. fresh aooti excellent family cows. | y y j Jones ami w*n Mason, 3 Milk cow«, 2 giving- milk Magnetic treatment wholly with* | Mr. and Mrs. Carl Cyrus and Mrs. 15 head of shctp nut drugs, every evening after six ijnnia Cyrus, all of Portland, visited 2 Wagon» o’clock. Consultation freo.—Dr J. relatives in this city over Sunday Light hack Murphy. Scio, Oregon. 48tf Buggy pole Clifford Compton came up from Hte Sci<> Masons will hold a stated 2 sets double team harnsss Silverton Friday for a short visit at communication Saturday evening. Set single buggy harness There is a probability of work in the l>”roe- Disc harrow Thomas Froman of Altany, has 4 wing harrow second and third degrees. Caltivator Diac harrow We make a specialty of Friend been advertised a* a »lacker by ’he 2 Wagons He was 14-inch John Deere riding plow ship. Engag«*ment ami Welding bond board over there. Hack 14 inch Case walking plow Rings. F. M French & Son, Altany. a>w< -M-d to buy 5IO"'> but offen-d to Steel tine y rapple fork Oregon. 'buy only 5100. lie is being follow- Deering binder with 2 truck« Double harpoon hay fork Our public schools were dosed for ed daily by lists of similar slackers, Champion mower Hay carrier and row Champion hay rake an indefinite period last Friday to Miss Angell of the public school, U. S. cream separator reopen whenever the danger of a was attacked with the influenza last 7-foot Hoosier drill Many small article» too numerous to Wheelbarrow flu" epidemic haa jtaaaed. Friday. On this account the pupils mention. Clover seeder Wanted Two white face breed of her room were dismissed for the Terms: All sums of 510 and un- Emm re cream separator ing rams. J. L. Rodgers, Scio. day. Dr. Prill thought »he was ex- der, cash; over 510. H months* time 3 10-gailon milk cans Ed Wesely of the U. S. army al' poerd to the malady when attending al 8% tankable note; 3% discount Hay rope and fork Camp tawia, made a short visit the teacher» institute in Corvallis Many »mall articles too numerous on sums over 510. home Sunday between 1 a. m. and last week. MIKE SVOBODA. Owner. to mention. 5 p. m. He expects to be sent Colonel and Mrs. Jeff Myers of Terms: All »urns of 510 and un Frank Shores. Auctioneer. across the water in a short time. Portland, visited Mr. ami Mrs E. der. cash; over >10. one year'» time Riley Shelton. Clerk. For Sale Plenty or fine winter D. Myer» over las' Sunday. The al H*< bankable note; 51 discount «pples at 50 to 75c per bushel al the colonel was returning from attend- on sums over 110. orchard. A. I*. Hirons, Shilbum. ing a meeting of the board ut re Some years ago a captain in the The Scio Red (’loss ladies will U. S. army wrote a poem entitled Smokers an- less liable to contract gents of the Oregon University at furriioh lunch at noon. the influenxa than others, says the EugeM. DAN McLACHLAN. Owner i “Me und Gott." For this the cap I tain was severely reprimanded. Ail Oregonian. Inveterate smokers will Est ray Bull—I have taken up a Frank Shores, Auctioneer. I the same he had a true conception take comfort from this dicta. large Jersey bull at my farm one Riley Shelton, Clerk. of the character of Kaiser Bill, The Scio Produce Co. is in the market mile southwest of Scio. Owner can a for all kinds of (>oullry. veal, dreased have the animal by uaving for the would not be reprimanded now Cbristmai Parcels lor Soldiers hog» »ml rabbit» for which the highest damage he has done and for thia market price will t-e paid. Htf I notice. John Kukacka. Scio's Dostmaster informs The Esftray Notice Taken up by me “Parcels may The kaiser is trying to win by The Albany road from Scio via Tribune a» follows: about September I, a red yearling ! Sanderson bridge is now in fine con be mailed to soldiers in Siberia if diplomacy what his I hxs U m I war bull calf. Owner can hsve the ani : dition. A gravel crushing plant has they do not exceed 7 pounds. Xmas machine cannot win at the tattle mal by paying pasturage and the been established by the county court parcel« should be sent by Oct. 25. front. If President Wilson and the cost of this notice. B. T. George. and the road from the bridge to Christmas parcel«, not to exceed 3 Allies, through anxiety to dose the Wanted— A large barrel churn. A wards Albany has ls-en regraded pounds, may be sent to France by war. are caught in the meshes in P. Hirone, Shelburn. 8 2t and graveled for two or three miles, pertica holding a coupon entitling any way. they are leas wise than the Agent Bragg of the West Scio or a distance to cover the rough them to send a parcel.** people give them credit for. depot, says it keeps him jumping and bumpy (»art. which made that sideways to make out the numerous rilM1| unusable for auto*, Mi reports Manager General McAdoo —• • require, of depot ag. nts SUFFERED FOR HIS COUNTRY tor »ale Well seasoned sawed oak I •Use Deane, First American Dlplometle pasta A. P. Hirons, Shelburn. 8 if ■ Agent, Received Hersh Treatment The Tribune's printer has 14« acres on the headwaters of the Ya>|ulna, four miles from Nashville on the C. A E. with 6-room hause and good bam that he will trade for smaller place near Scio. Having unlimited outrange this is fine place for stock. Good soil. The Tribune understands the hotel people deny the hair-trigger variety of laugh and that we have made an unmerited charge, They think it ie , mor« of the Big Ben alarm dock style, always ready to go off when I the funnybone is excited. How about it. girls? Wsiar W*T< HB» For ladle)ami gents —we have the Elgin and Waltham, but make a specialty of the "I ady Gru»n” I the little wonder for the ladies ami the I non-breakable ■•trench" watch for the soldier bov». See your magaxine» for I a description of these wonderful little watches. F. M. French A Son. Jewel- i era ami Engravers, Albany. 6-18 Poultry will be received al the Scio Produce Co. any day in the week except Saturday. Saturday receipt» cannot be ehipped until the following Monday and the coot of holding the poultry over must be deducted from the prices paid. Scio Produce Co. 8tf ' Farmers and stock feeder» wishing rolled or ground barley can secure same from the Scio Milling Com pany at 557 per ton f. o. b. West Scio Call at mill and leave order Bert Bilyeu and Roe Shelton went to Oakridge Monday where they will engage in carpenter work. Oakridge Is the present terminus of the Wood burn-Springfield branch of the Sou- Pacific From Government. Mise I leone, the first diplomatic agent of the United «talea was bom at Urotun. Mas«., done to '.tsi years ago. llr became a merchant and was a delegate to the first Continental con gre»». In the Spring of 177« he wan sent to France aa a secret <il(>b>m»tlc agent, lie posed aa a merchant from Bermuda, and upon hla arrival la l'aria sought an Interview with Count de Vergennes, the Minister of Foreign Affaires, who refused to receive hltn. I leone w as reduced to the direst pov erty and waa ejected by hla landlady. Ruboequrnt American ambassador» have complained of the lack of suit able embaaalea, but lieane waa re duced to a point where he had to ac cept pre* lodging* from a sympa thetic Frenchman. Kveutually be waa given an audience with Vergennes and began the diplomatic relations which eventually resulted in the French al liance. In 1777 Penne waa recalled. In the hitter controversy which fol- lowed his recall Thomas l'aine reveal ed the fact that supplies furnished the colonies had been furnished by th» French government. This waa con- rtdered a diplomatic indiscrétion and It cost l'aine hla place aa wcretary of the Committee on Foreign Affaira. Irenne, driven Ihto poverty and exile, died In Kngland In 17W. Half a ceo- lury later hla claim for hla servies» a hr-ad waa adjusUvl by congreaa and a large sum was (mid his helm. 0 0 '-4 . Dairymen Attention |Cut this out for reference! Faro far hat I desire to rent my farm of Hl| acres: 4f> acres in cultivation, balance A No. 1 creek bottom pasture for a reasonable cash rent The land is all bottom land; buildings in good condition; silo and all necessary farm building». Call and see me at the farm one-half mile southwest of Scio. -JOHN F. KUKACKA. Evtrtrtti Blackberries Wutei The Scio Produce Market will buv ail of the evergreen blackla-rries you mav bring, paying the highest cash market price therefor. Call and get ciatrs. Fred Giselman, Prop. *.0» ■<-«..£ Your eyes are our special interest. We thoughtfully prescribe forthem. We carry a large slock of all the latest styles in optical goods. Out service will mean keen pleasure and lasting comfort to you. E. G MEADE OmiMCTKIMT AND JKWK1JCK 239 W. Second st. Albany, Oregon Anyone Vaitint Fornitore Sleali Visit a o Rogowaj’s Furniture Store A1.1 IA N Y 1 he Henningsen Produce Company W«- buy and sell new and second hand Furniture Will buy subject to change hi the market, your milk based on butter fat te«t a« follows: THIS IS THE WAY IO SAVE There is probably surne article or ar ticle» in puMcMion of every family that 11» of no u»c t<» th«- owner which may be turned into cash. It m so much money I found. You can |»ut it into bond» or stamp» and help win the war. Wft WAN I all kind» of iui unk. all I kind» of metals, rubber and the .j many other things going to waste. Grain and Potato Sacks for sale THE PACIFIC JUNK COMPANY Bell phone 401-R Home (•hone 2227 E. Rogoway, Prop. Second a taker --------------- ------------------------------- B. F. Test Price I*» Milk per hundred pound« $3.3« 55 • • 3 11 1.1 55 • a u I» 4.2 3 52 <5 aa aa 1.3 3.G0 aa aa 3.G8 4.4 5s • a 55 al 4/» 3.71* <• a. aa 4.6 3M a aa 1.7 • • 3.92 aa aa 4.8 55 4 <X> •4 1.9 4 .OH n. •• 41« For each point b ilow 1% milk •ubtracl Me from the $3 3G price. ;>.'»<• | ht hundred in cl larger I off» the above prices on all milk route«, or the exprt-aaage only when shipped l»y tail, ‘ Railroad Time I able i Arrival and Departure of Passenger Trains WcMMjburn-Springtk-ld Branch WEST SCIO North South 7:55 a m. 5:19 p.m. Corvallis & Eastern HENNINGSEN PRODUCE CO. HUNKERS To Albany To Detroit Milk Product« Department 8<'io, Oregon E. PEERY Manager. 8:11 a m 1:14 p m Motor service discontinued. FOOD MLL VIN THE. Thirty years in bur in era Financial rating the highvut Beat of bank reference« also Dun and Bradstreet > l— »■.mi.« H. B. CHESS. Attorney *i Law We Incite Investigation I < > Baton NWk ft
