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About The Scio tribune and Santiam news, consolidated. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1917-1919 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 31, 1918)
A. » •• * k T • / • 3 I /' • ’ > * * 4«. .* o»* * ». ♦ • •' • « * -> *< .. ’ • 9 • •A t D. C. When city election time comes we Candidate-for-sheriff Kendall waa In Scio Tuesday en route to Jordan. find too manv of our bustnes* men Miss Neva Balachweid. chef at the live without the city limits. hospital, visited Allxny Tuesday. If men will not serve as city offi cials the women will have to come Scio K m a fine opening for a den-, tiat and the outlook is good for a to the rescue. The Tribune is very much in favor of a mayoress. "barber wanted." D. C. Thoma made a get-acquaint Dr L. W. Horn, veterinary surgeon. I graduate of Chicago Veterinary College. ed-with-the-people trip to Lebanon. Stayton. Oregon. Phone 1522. 3tf Brownsville, Halsey and liatriaburg l)r. Mor** of Salem, was a visitor this week. on professional business al the Scio The price the condenaery is pay General Hospital Monday. ing for milk ought to induce every We make a specialty of Friend ship. Engagement and Wedding Hings. F. M. French & Son. Albany, Oregon. farmer who milks cows to sell his product thereat. Il is a home man I ufacturing concern and is worthy of the patronage of home people. L. S. Calkins, of the K. F. insur I have selected seed corn of the ance department, who resides at Minnesota No. 13 variety for sale at Sacramento, 0*1.. was in Scio last 6c per lb. The best for ensilage, bent for grain. (let your supply Sa.urday. while the getting is good. Magnetic treatment wholly with 11 2t Leonard Gilkrv. out drugs, every evening after six Wanted Candidate's for city of- o'clock. Consultation free.—Dr J. Murphy. Scio. Oregon. 4Htf , flees. Applicants are not required Word was received here Monday to furnish recommendations nor to that Dr. Merriam, who recently left undergo mental or physical exami Willingness to accent seem* hi re for Eastern Oregon, was very nation ill with pneumonia in the hospital at to be the only qualification required. Applications will be received until 6 Baker. The Scio Produce Co. is in the market p. m. Tuesday. November 5. Rilev Boyd, with the condrntery three jear* ago, i* operating a tie and pihdk camp on the Randall place 3 miles south of town. Son e 10 to 20 men are employed, all of whom board at the hotel Ship knee* are taring taken out a* well. The Tribune i* giving considerable Hpace to election matters th I* week Hut the end is at hand. We hope the end of war activities is not far distant as well. Then we can give our attention to home development and welfare. Anyway thia editor is getting tired of both war and poli tic* and will enjoy a rest by writing about something else. Milk may be used not only as aa addition to an alreedy rich diet. but In place of some of th* slowly <ll«*«t*d dishes which over tax th* dlaestlv* organa and Impair th* health Milk contains all th* *l*m*nta n«c***ary to sustain Ilf* and build up th* body. 11 must be rem*mb«r*d too. that butter is a food for all. for rich and poor, for old and young. Cottag* ch**** I* another dairy product that Is of great food value. see* se** Poultry will be received at th* Scio produce Co. any day in the week except Saturday. Saturday receipts cannot be •hipped until the following .Monday and the cost of bolding th* poultry over must be deducted from the price* paid. Scio Produce Co. htf The Tribune Itelicvrs he will get it. "The fi >d value of • quart of milk He ought to win hand* down if hi* l* the equivalent of three fourths of a own party stand* by it* gun*. pound of beef, two pounds of chicken Our death* from flu have been but two- Mia* Angel and the Geis ler baby. Mr. and Mr*. IJoyd Shel ton and two children are at the h<w- oitaI for treatment, arriving Tues day evening. >. / McDonald at Scio. 10 3t ball bearing* and all modern improve ments, Th* tower has never yet been set up. The whole can be bought for 175. which is lea* than one half of what the coat was two or three year* ago and We will call for. butcher and de j not one-third of what the coat of a new liver your veal at express office for one would be now. <t to a splendid lltf 50c. Sanitary Market. 10 2t bargain. A baby died at the local hospital last Thursday night, making the second death due to flu in Scio. Mr*. A. J. Bilveu ami daughter Miss Nita went to Gervais Friday for a several dav*' visit with the former's granddaughter Mrs. John Kelly. Don't forget that side of heef for canning purposes while the grade is good ami served to you at lOe. It can't last long at the present price. Sanitary Market. 10 2t In a private letter from Frank H. Porter he state* he is lying on the flat of hi* back. He expects to be so far recovered from his broken leg in two weeks that he "can chal lenge Editor Dugger to a footrace." A. F. ¡’»card Passes. After a liogen z illness due to the infirmities of .11 ago. A. F. Beard led s' ut C p. tn., Wednes day. October Mr. Beard had l«een an Invalid the pat three years and was C-.-nfr.ed to his ro m and ! • : ■ month*, until released fr< :i suffer ing by the tale »«•nsciigtrr. The funeral has n -t yet Ui-n ar ranged though the ' urial will prob ably occur at I r«>vi !erce cemetery. been duly appointed executrix of the estate of Jackson A. Ililveu, deceased, by the County Court of Linn County, Oregon; all person* having claims against the rat ate of sad decedent arc hereby required and notified to present the same with the proprr voucher* to the undersigned ex«-cu'nx of said estate at her residence in the city of Scio. Oregon, within six month* from the date hrre-if. Dated this 10th day of October, 1918. .MRS. A. J BILYEU, Executrix of said estate. W. R. Bilyeu, attorney for executrix. Fred P. Nutting, f the U. S. i- • ternal revenue de] art- ent, wiu In Scio yesterday l< «»king after incomes. Strange to say he did n<> even sus picion a country *w*puper of hav ing an inc< m » suit cit nt t - piy u tax. He has been in the business himself too long to wasV- time lot-king up newapaiM-r income*. or eight egg* Compare the coat* and milk win a" Dr £ V. McCullom of John Hopkin* University who visited Monday. 1 . D. Myer*. A. E. Ran Oregon not long ago mad* thia stalo- ■ rsl He adds "For the sake of your dall and L. F J<>ne* appraiaad the The average human eye weighs family * health, and for the reduction personal property <»f the late Jack- about-one ounce. An ounce of gold of your living espens**. ua* more dairy son A. Bilyeu ut 111.622.38. product*, and thvn some more " is worth about twenty dollar*. sees "The restricted use of milk would AUCTION SALE mean a serious loss of energy, and a Candidale-for-the-legislature D. C. At the Potter place, near Lyons, on serious menace to the winning of th* war” says G A Morgan In Hoard* Thom* attended a sale up In the Saturday. Nov. 2. Dairyman. Crafordsville country last Saturday 40 head Holstein cows and a lot of They did not want to buy anything farming implement*. in particular, just wanted to see the A. L. Stephenson. folks. Auctioneer, Lost Since about July 1. a year ling Jersey heifer. Horn* curved Wild Mill aid Ttwir Fit Salt. in and la of a brownish color about JohnT. Rrock has an Aft steel wind the neck and head and has one white I mill and steel tower fur sal*. Th* mill spot on body. Owner and other* has been used a short Um* but is in ran »wear to heifer. Notify R. H. first class order- good as new. Ha* The democratic ticket offers but two candidates for representative, via.: W P. Elmore of Brownsville, an«l C. C. Jackson of near Halsey. A third candidate must be written in or one of the republican* voted for. For thia third place The Tri bune urge* that democrats vole for D. C. Thoms Mr. Thoms ha* served two term* a* a member of the legislature for Marion county and proved himself to be honest, economical and a wor ker for the people * inU-rrata. There is still another reason why he should receive the republican vote and those of the democrat* as well. He I* the only candidate for office from the Scio country and in justice to this section he should l*e elected. Notice is herclty given to th« dt- ixm* <>f the City of Scio that all cases of the Spanish influenza and families connects* 1 therewith will lie placed under strict quarantine so that u»e disease may lie gotten un der control; and all person* ar* warned to give due notice to the Noike to Creditors City Health O'’ic» t immediately up In the County Court of Linn County, on suspicion < f this disease, under Oregon. penalty of fine for fail re to do so. In th* matter of the «-state of Jackson Ry order of the City Council. A. Bilyeu, deceased. W A EWING, Notice to all wh«-m it may concern is hereby given that th* undersigned ha* Recorder. Milk A* An Energy Maher Acknowl edged by tnlpbullder*. for all kimto of poultry, veal, dressed The Tribune family is indebted to flecaua* Portland and Seattle ship hogs and rabbits for which the highest I George L. ’ Sutherland for a large builder* make a scramble for the milk market price will be paid. 8«f banana squash lie evidently d«-«* bottle* when th* noon whistle blow* Farmers are carting off lota of not intend that the editor shall go they are becoming famous and to th* fact that they drink milk I* attributed mill feed these days which, with hungry. their ability to do better work tbas battar pastures is increasing the Mrs. R. R. DnLorne of Portland, any other shipbuilders, milk flow. Now com*s Han Krnnclsro showing waa in Scio the firs of the week. For sale- Well seasoned sawed oak she. too. has taken up th* habit The posts. A. P. IIirons, Shelburn. M if She with her family expects to move Pacific iMUry Review aay* "one dis : to Scio’in the near future. tributer alone supplies 1.W0 quart* Our first real fall or winter rain dally to men In th* Union Iron Works," Lost Between the residrmce of although, the review adds, "tn tian must lie dated Sunday, Oct. 27. W kist W*T< III * For ladies and gents J L. tola van and Scio a pair of Francisco, the milk drinking habit is •—we have the Elgin and Waltham, but gold rimmed spectacles. Please still in Its Infancy " Here* another make a specially of the "I ady Cruen” argument for keeping up th* dairy the little wonder for the ladles and the leave al Scio Tribune or’ er. herds. Th* milk hottie I* backing the non breakable •'trench" watch for th* beer can off th* map Time waa D. C. Thoms say* the mill can go soldier boys. See your magazines for when the men of the Iron work* would a description of these wonderful little hang this week. He is out after have "ru*h«d th* can" aa they termed watches. F. M. French A Son, Jewel that election to the legislature and getting their beer. ers and Engravers. Albany. 5-IM Monday morning’s mail failed to bring us the Morning Oregonian. While Oregonian readers did not say it one could see a d----- it exprewr- ion on their faces. notice to th P i W ic TU mm for Representative. • see Shoes have *<-ne up In price but we buy them They are a necessity. Yet milk, the food that is necessary to everyone, because It goes up. I* too the diet. l»*'t that a little Inconsistent T W hat value do you place on your Riley Shelton and Walter Bilyeu two eye«’ were doing *om<- volunteer work on Regular, scientific care is neci-Marv the north end of Main street Tues to the preservation of eyesight. day in the way - f -craping gravel E- C. MEADE into the rut* which had formed. OIToMETItWr ANI» JKW K1.ER PUBLIC AUCTION I will offer at public auction on what i* known as the Burton Farm, situate 3 miles south of the Jordan • see We must have pur* fresh milk. store, commencing at 10 a m.. on Count It economy to see that each SATURDAY. NOV. 2. -blld In the family ha* at least a pint the following listed [«erwinal prop- >f milk a day Get th* milk habit Kncourage the dairymen to keep up •rty: tie dairy. He I* willing to do bls share Horse, weight 1200, age 10 year* »ut he can't do everything without co Horse, weight I'»00. age 3 years tperation Mare, weight 1000. age 4 years Th* self denial of the Americas 4 Cows with spring calves tome, added to the effort* of the 3 Steer* American farmer, have removed fear 2 Bull* ’rota the minds of our Allies, for this Heifer. 3 years old rear, at least Let'* keep it up 8 Hog* Hoosier Grain Drill McCormick Mower Hay Rake Milburn Wagon, double box 14-inch J. I. Case Plow Hay Rack Spike Tooth Harrow Myers Hay Carrier and Rope Double Shovel Blow Buggy Set Double Harness Set Single Harness And other things too numerous to mention. 239 W. Second xt. Albany, Oregon Anyone Vaitm FarmtareSiieiili Visit linkway’s Furiiitiih1 Slait ALUANY We buy and sell new ami secund hand I umiturv THIS IS THE WAY TO SAVE There i* probably some article or ar- liclra in ptMwroxion of .»very family that to of no u*e U th«- owner which may be turn«! into cash. It i* so much money found. You can put it into boad« or ■tamp* and help win the war. WE WANT all kind* of junk, all kin<ls of metals, rubber and the many other thing* going to waste. Grain and Potato Sacks for sale THE PACIFIC JUNK COMPANY Bell phone 401 R Home phone "r.-r- E. Rogoway. Prop. Second a Raker Railroad I ime Table Arrival and lleparture of Passenger Train* Woodburn-Springfield Branch WEST SCIO North South 7:55 a.m. — 5:19 p m. Corvallis A Eash-rn Term* of Sale: All sum* under MUN KERS 310, cash. 110 and over, bankable To Albany 8:11 a m notes. 1 year at 7 'k interest; 3% To Detroit 1:34 p m discount for cash. No property n- Motor service discontinued. moved until settled for. The above property belongs to Henry Neal. wh>> is now in the ser vice, and probably in Franc*. JOHN NEAL. Frank Shores. AucuoAeer. Riley Shelton. Clerk. Don't turn that old. worn out horse in the pasture to "root hog or die”; we will pay v<»u all hi* hide is worth and take him away. Sanitary Market 10 2t The Tribun*'* printer has 148 acre* on the headwater* of th* Yaquin*. four miles from Nashville on ths G A F.. with 5-room house and good bam that be will trad* for smaller place near Seto Having unlimited outrange U ms is fin* ptor* for stork Gand aaA. Attorney •» Law t • 4*
