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About The Scio tribune and Santiam news, consolidated. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1917-1919 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 19, 1918)
* • <• f . e. • ’ -V ■ « •• f t < ** Ì e #3 .*«^5 *»■• * A I s ♦ .4 * V* « >*♦1 * I * «• « « *5 ♦ G. H. Smith made a buameaa trip Did you get your Xmas tree’ Have you secured your Red Croaa i to Albany Wednesday E. E Wert and W. Angel were i button for 19)9’ , Scio shopper« Tuesday, Tom large made a business trip It * m Mr«. Harman's »m who to the eoun’y seat Tuesday J, F Wesrly went Dainty Xmas cards and folders at Sticha'a. « Tuesday afternoon. AI tan y , died in Montana, not her brother, so The Tribune is informed. to R. E i*«**ry made a businemi trip ' The Scio mill i« about the bmurvt , to B<>rtlar.d last week. place in Scio. The dairy calls for For sale— Pure bred W alker Foxhound much the flouring mill produces pups, 3 months old; will furnish papers; If you cannot decide upon what For prices write George Gabriel, Wat ( to give your boy or girl for a Xmas erloo, Oregon. It F. D. 1. 14 54 Mill street is the butt of genera) present, give a thrift stamp. ridicule by farmers. They find such Conrad We« ten house, who ia sta looking after buMOem matters in Scio Tuesday, in a hurry a* usual. K of B. The boy« held a tonal bee at their hall Tuesday evening at the conclusion of the Ibdge session, ha« not yet been est man in the alate at the time of Iasi evening from Fort Steven« He was in the hospital nearly all the hia death. street claimed. time he was al the fort. We make a specialty of Friend The state highway commiaaion's •hip. Engagement and Wedding plans call for the laving of the Al Ring* F. M French & Son. Albany. bany-Jefferson highway thia year Oregon. We will have more confidence in the ('all at Ketlv’a Drug Store and statement when we ace the ravers get a Nyal weather chart calendar; It ia too far from the they are absolutely free. 18 2l al work. Electric light globe« and fixtures st Columbia highway. In a letter from IJeutenant II W. Murriaon's. The motor truck is here to stay an<l roads must tie builded to l>ear them up. Magnetic treatment wholly with out drugs, every evening after six Dr J. o'clock. Consultation free. 4»tf Murphy. Scio, Oregon. Mr». Bertha Bowen, formerly Mias Bertha Smith, came down from Not many, if any, of Scio'«soldier boys will eat their Christmas din ners with home as the boys folks, The Tribune family a Red Croaa fdr sticks knit by the late mesa of line tender mustard greens the kindness of yesterday, Archie Lindley ad ver’ last week as a memtier of the Red Croaa for 101V. and your S is sure to be used for a good purpose. For sale Well seasoned sawed oak posts. A. P. 11 irons, Shelburn. H tf For «air Registered0. I. C. hogs. Delt»crt L>ng 13 Wsist W »T< HEs For ladies and gents —we have the Elgin and Waltham, but make a specialty of the “Lady Gruen" the little wonder for the ladies and the nun-breakable "trench" watch for the soldier boys. See your maguines for a description of these wonderful little watches. F. M. French A Son, Jewel er« ami Engravers, Albany. 5-18 has walked due to for sale potatoes The Ira Bilyeu returned from Portland Monday evtning. Ira waa a dele sale Mi«« Audrey Berryman of Jackson If you want to know what ville Illinois, who wm assistant prin Rolla «aid when he "came to" aak cipal in the Scio High School during him. the principalship of Brof.O.V. White, Taken Up.—I have taken PICTURE PRINTING We are prepared to take your pictures, develop your plates, films, film packs, do your printing, enlarging and framing \X e charge nothing for developing films or plates when twelve prints are ordered. e have had fifteen years of practical work in picture taking. If we can be of any help to you in getting good results from your kodak or camera, we will gladly give you pointers. All work guaranteed and done promptly. J. F. WESELY OREGON We do not carry any cameras or camera supplies nrr il««» nmx-niiia FaaaitxKT, W, F. Gill. Hmarrvar, D. C. Thom« J. J.Harrte«, W.F.Gill, J A. Bilyeu, J. K. Barnaa, Mr«. Jennie Warner. »MOH and Fern Thuae this time dunng her vacation, visit Tt> SGIO ROLLER MILLS IN. AT>f> II»:. KM1IKK KMX Our Flour is a« good as any made in the Willamette Valley friends on her High School of Moscow. Idaho, is at fourth birthday last Friday were: Give us a trial SCIO Little Miaa Lota Thayer entertain now a teacher of mathematics in the ed four of her little A’lA’/Z ) S.K'K GUARAXTEED Ardeth ing her many friends at Scio. Shelton, Lucile Thuraton and Frances Bilyeu. Dainty Huber lee. a Canadian soldier, is refreshment« were visiting relatives in the vicinity of served. Scio. The Tribune ia unable .o say Fred Jones got the thumb of hi« whether Mr. lee is yet a soldier oi left hand In a place where it ought has l>ecn discharged. He is a citizen A The Tribune's printer has 14« acres on the headwaters of the Yaquina. four ipiles from Nashville on the C. A E. with 5-room house ami good barn that he will trade for smaller place near Scio. Having unlimited outrange this ia fine place for stock. Good «oil. County. Oregon. Dated December 11, 1918. E. C. MEADE NANCY D. ARNOLD. OTTllMhTRI.Tr ANI» JKWELM Administratrix of the estate of Harriet 239 W Second st. Albany. Oregon Milter, ttawaasd. way back home? reach her« Friday or Saturday. half She I to. pieaent • hit i eye need« Such was the experience of Rolla registered Durham not to have been last Thur »lay. He of Canada, having a homestead up bull. Inquire of G. A. Griffin, Scio. waa endeavoring to throw off a belt, there. Poultry will be received at the Scio which he had done hundreds of Some people in Scio are learning Produce Co. any day in the week except times, became careless and hia thumb some things about law these days, Saturday. Saturday receipts cannot be wat caught and broken. of which they have heretofore been •hipped until the following Monday and The logging (donkey) engine that ignorant. the coat of holding the poultry over must be deducted from the prices paid. the Scio Digging A Lumber Co. Christmas is near. The Tribune moved from West Scio to the mill holies i Scio Produce Co. 8tf il may tie enjoyable to all. For conaidcratnm of : Mrs. Jaa. A. Richardson. The Christmas trade ia on though ad did the buaim-aa We are told gate to the K. of B. grand lodge many people seem to be buying all of the apuda were «old anil the and after which he visited relatives light. coal waa but 25c. It pay« to adver al Kalama. Wash. Cheat ared for sale, or exchange tise in The Tribune if you want tc> News of the death of Ernest for oats. Enquire at this office. «ell anything. Rucker, who was in the U. S. serv The Scio Produce Co. is in the market Query: What does it aignifv if a ice in Maryland, was received the for all kind* of poultry, veal, dressed person drives an auto to town, then first of the week. The body is now hogs and rabbits for which the highest forgets all about "Lizzie" until he en route home and is expected to market price will be paid. 8tf It will cost you a I to lie enrolled careful MAH. <>1U>EKS ol’K SPIX’IAI.TY enjoyed Aunt Hettle Miller and a helmet b> tiaed some a Notice ii. Iw-rv-by given that th«- u? <!«-. - •igne>l was bv order of the County < <>urt of the state of Oregon, County of Lmn. on th» Sth day of Iteccmber, I91M, duly appointed Administratrix of the estate of Harriet Miller, deceaasd. All person« having ria on« agaumt the estate of said dtweased are hereby no- lifted to present the same, with the proper vouchers, wi bin six (6) month« from the date of thia notice, to the un- dersigned at her residence at Scio, IJnn Mill City Saturday for a short visit at home. hia gratitude and thanks to the Scio Mrs. Ficklin for fuller, the «•)«•« arc the will allow hi« child to develop with out parents he expresses and home folks were hoping. Thoma to hia prepares A leh-gram from Ixruia Borovicsi channel through which an education ' he has landed in may I* obtain**!, surely no parent ' New York and is on hie way home The ideal gift a box of Ruaaell with home folka. Lebanon people are not pleased A Gilbert chocolates. For sale at Oscar Eichinger has sold his 1917 with the late schedule of train ser Sticha'a. hop crop and finished hauling them vice from Albany. Delicious pickled pigs feet at the to the station Friday. Mrs. Ebza Crabtree. who ha« been Sanitary Market. The burial of Frank Miller's wife, in poor health for some time, ia up Dr L. W. Hom. veterinary surgeon, who died of the flu, took place Sun again and was seen on the streets graduate of Chicago Veterinary College. day at the Shelburn cemetery Open Stayton, Oregon. Rhone 1522. 3tf of Scio Friday. air aerviers were conducted by Rev. For sale Tan tons of first class cheat Mrs. B. I. Thayer and mother, W H McLain. hay. will place it aboard the cars at .Mrs. Dock, and Mias Lois Thayer The death of N. C. Buraon, whose Goltra elation at 124 per ton. baler's weight. Inquire at The Tribune office. home waa neat Halsey, occurred last were motored to Albany by Mrs. C. F. Thayer last Tuesday. Th« premium The Tribune offered week. Mr. Burson wai over 102 John S. Sticha returned home some weeks ago for a muddler road years old and waa probably the old than Mill If education better living, anti announces that tioned at Camp Lawia. spent Sunday mud nowhere else. Agmteistratsr's Nstlcs. Gaines of Crabtree. M C. laat watk i« «aid to lie alwiut the However, if you are in arrears for largest donkey ever brought to this your , «ulmcription to this pais-r we locality. will be glad to exchange a bit of Watermelon« in December In N. pai>er , for it; then we can enjoy that would ( Christmas with you. make people who live seven or eight latitude 44 is something up a hundred miles south of ua ait up Hog Bate of Dispatl. cow, probably and take notice. Yet theae melons Antone Ijtekner has begun re Owner can have the were gathered from a Linn county plevin action aguinat John Folia to You can't ' animal by paying paaturage and for garden a few days ago. recover a pig valu«*d at S15. this notice. T. J. Gibbons. Shel lieat Oregon for climate. Foltz filed an answer stating that burn. Oregon. 15 last summer lju-kner killed a hog We now have a limited amount belonging to Folia and in November of mixed candies for Xmas, ao place agr«>«><l to give Folta another Foltz your order early and obtain a good 1 quart stew cups ........................... :&c state- he turned the hog over the assortment. J. S Sticha. quart stew cups. Wear Ever, next day after the agreement. The regular price 11.42, special .. fl.OD The Tribune has blank applications case ia in Juatice Swan's court.—Al for auto or chauffeer license for 191*. fi quart preserving kettle. Wear Ever. reg. price 12 40. special Si 75 bany Ih-m-icrat. Send in your application at once and These prices are subject to stock on • void the rush. 17tf hand only. Special attention given to Xmas We also have the whole — luminum orders for candiss and nuts at Liberty family of which anymember will make Sticha'a confectionery. a nice present. If roa must ««II Jour bond« we Through an inadvertence, when We have one lot of various sited small will buy them. putting into type the names of don Hugs at tbs old price, will make a ape J. M. A H M. HAWKINS. ors to the Bohemian Alliance fund rial discount on Furniture of stock on Albany, Oregon. hand, we have many things that will the following were omitted from the make nice presents. $6 liat. Albert Young. Ignat* Faltua N I. MORRIHON'H HARDWARE OUR GROCERY DEPARTMENT FOLGER S (joldenGate 0 tea 2 Is complete and (Mil* stocK fresh mid clenn. We carry a full 'Pen, Co ffe e. ('aimed Goods, fact, everything for the table. line of Spices, end in ncvtletl CEYLON G light colored Jersey '• ten yeara old. Bonde and (Karies Chra STORK » Scio Produc? Wants Your • y z- V 1 i < tr » - Will pay Cash lor Eggs, Poultry, Veal, Hogs. Hides Will buy Cream in any quantity and pay the highest cash price fot it. Let us get acquainted. If you have a grievance make it known and we will endeavor to rectify it. Bring U« Your Ca«c«ra Bark We will Rive you a Square Deal , FRED GISELMAN, Proprietor Jk I 4
