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About The Scio tribune and Santiam news, consolidated. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1917-1919 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 30, 1919)
■M Hip. hurrah! The nicture «how may open next week. LOCAL BREVITIES 3I u Mrs. John Sims went up to Mill Cltv on a businm« inn Tuewiay. Dr. L W. Hom. veUrrbiary surgeon, grailusle of Chu ago Veterinary College. Stayton, tireyoo. Phone 1522. 3»f Health Notice. The city of Scio and vicinity are Clarence Pepper received hi« dis charge from the army and is home comparatively free fr«»hi influenza st the present dAte Mr, and Mr«. Don McKnight at No new caars are Xdeveloping and tended the funeral of Mrs Tra«k at those ill are rapidly fecovering Fox Valley Tuesday Should thia modition continue the Louis Borovicka contracted flu in turn <>n public meetings, dances, Portland on hi« return from France shows, lodges and private (>arli«K It is hoped he can come home soon will I«» declared off on Friday, Jan Rev. William Kramer of Jordan, uary 31. was transacting business in Scio on By Order P-oard of Health Our old friend, Mr. Davis, ths piano tun»-r. wa» m town Monday, crippling alxiut with a cane, causrd Monday. by an automobile accident. Cider Press- The Tribune haa a Th«- Albany Ib-rald of Monday buyer for a eider pre«» in good con «ays "Fred Ficklin moved to Scio M im Neva Thayer left Saturday dition. Have you one for »ale? today to make hi« home." for a few weeks* visit with relatives The Shelburn school is again closed over in Washington. ¡on account of the b-acher. Delbert The Scio Piudiice Co. to in the market Long, having the flu. fur all kind» of poultry, veal, droesed William Wirth of Jordan, who re hog« and rabbits for which the bigbeat market price will be paid. Stf cently received his discharge from Sam William«, recently discharged from the army, 1« visiting at Her» Dr. Nicol, the Ix-ban<>n veterin the army, was in town Saturday. Mrs, Endres of Jordan, was in man Shelton'«. ary. was in town Monday and left Scio Saturday. She ha« beM busy hi» professional caid with The Tri Mr«. Varda Shelton visited her nursing flu patients and reports ail parents. .Mr. and Mm. P. Bilyeu, bune. which may be awn elsewhere cases above about well. in this paper. last week. Poultry will be received st the Scio Produce Co. BI>V «lay in tlx week except Saturday. Sauirdsv receipts cannot be shipped until ths foBowiiig Moodsv and the coat of bottling me poultry over must be deducied from the prices paid. Scio Produce Co. tttf The Tribune acknowledges legis lative favors from Representative Charles Childs. 191X Grant-Six. 5 i>aaM-nger, Stu- debabker-four. 7-i»aaaenger; 191N Ford touring, 1915 Ford touring Fred T. Bilyeu. Ford Garage. 24 Sheriff Kendall Is Atting into his new position just like i>aper on the wall II is the general opinion of men atx>ut Allmny that he will make I an excellent sheriff Representative Thom« drove hi* car from Salem Saturday morning, and returned Sunday by way of Corvallis where he visited "Daddy” Young. Mr» H. A Stepanek returned on Roy Crabtree was called to Crab Sunday from Portland where ««he tree Saturday by illnew of hi« father. visited her «later, .Mia« Blanche Ko- Mile« Marshall of Astoria, iashak pecky ing hand« with Jordan friends Mr«. A Shank, of Shelburn, who JoM-ph Rowein is ill with rheum ha« l<een ailing for the past year, atism and heart trouble. died at the family home Monday. .Mr« F Pepperling called on the Mr. Shank 1« the railroad agent at Eink girl» Tuesday Shelburn. The many friends of Mr«. Louis For second hand car bargains, see Trask of Mavville. were gained to Fred T. Bilyeu. Ford Garage 24 hear of her demise The funeral The trial of Henry Albert, one of and interment al Fox Valley, Tues the rich flour and cereal manufact day. We extend sympathy. urers of the Pacific Coast. 1« now on O rkgon M ist . in the U, S. court in Portland. If the charge of espionage alleged 1« . ■■ .................... true, hi« DToperty should lie confis SANTIAM FARM TOPICS cated and he he sent lock to Ger many and never allowed to enter Mr«. Jennie Lovejoy of Dalia«, re U. S. territory again. turned h*>me for a vi«it with her A. T. Powell reports that the ex mother, Mr«. S. W. Gaine«. pectations of people about Gale« are Eldon Griffin came up from Cot tage farm to «pend a few da vs with vidnitv. grandma. Mrs S. W. Gaines, and to Representative Thoms came up get away from the flu. from hi« legislative du<jr» Saturday Oscar Fiilpott and lady called on to aee if the boys were® he« ping the home fires burning brightly. He Pie Eater Sunday for seed corn as thinks some read legislation will be he will plant 25 to 30 acres great relative to the mines in that We mi'.e a a««»1 ale* of Fiknu •hip. En .</ • *t and Wedding Ring» F. M. French A Soo. AH^nv. Oregon. The bill rt**’raining does from running at large unmuzzled will. If enacted into law. put to an end the enacted worth while at the present night incursions of sheep-killing j session. dogs The flockmasters can then' For «sic Ten ton« of first class cheat sleep undisturbed. ■ hay; will place it aboard the car» at Wool yams made in Oregon for Goltra station at 324 per ton, baler*« hand knitting. We have just in a weight. In<|uire at The Tribune offi. e. new supply Bishop's fleece yarns, in There is an attraction about the khaki an«l oxford gray shades Or county treasurer'« office which did ders by phone or mail promptly filled. not exist before the first of the Salem Woolen Mill Store, vear Miaa Powell may be no bet- Sab-in. <tegfari ter bookkeeper than Mr. Francis, A bill ia in the legislature increas- ing the s(M*ed al I owe«! automobiles | but then you know she is a woman. from 25 to 30 mile« an hour. Will ' and for that reason adds just a little this law enable auto«, which can more pleasure to your visit to the barely make 25 mile« per hour, to treasurer's office. run 30 ? Wanted A 250 or 300 -egg Incu bator; or two I5t>-egg size Tell The Tribune what you have and the price for same. 22 4t House bill Ifl2 has for its purpose the prevention of baiting ducks on or about the Columbia river. The| i bill should liecome a law. Thete is scarcely a duck in the upper valley where there used to be thousands, •imply D-csuse the Portland pot hunters bait them on grounds con venient to their Sunday hunts. Now listen and you'll hear th« Portland game hogs squeal. Am in th« market for wornout and old horse« past usefulness. J. 1) Densmore. RIGHT NOW. If you wish to get well. It matter« not what ail« you, 1 am «um I can help you. 1 hove helped thousands to be come well. You can eoo me at my homo from * a m. to 9 p. m. DR. J. MURPHY. BXf “ein. Oregon PLENTY OF MONEY to loan on good farai»; low interest rslae; five years tint*; privi'e^e to pov klOO or multiplo no any hi terest dato. Call or write J. M. and H M. Hawkbia, Albany, Oragon. Elmer Griffin, after two weeks in Lebanon, 1« home again, Dave Horsburgh «old six head of registered calve« for I960 Miss Margaret Brock returned from the state hospital, where she wm working, and will stay with her mother. Mr» Sutherland, awhile. Some one, thinking it cheajier to steal than buy, walked in and then walked off with some of the old man's famous seed corn. Mrs. Ed Bowen (Bertha Smith) is visiting her mother. Mrs. M Smith, Now that spring weather is be ■f Raccoon Hollow. Her hust>and ginning to show up The Tribune’s ia at Rrooklyn navy yard. N. Y. fisherman printer is getting nervous Alexander Smith of Stayton, was and anxious to cast his line up«yn the here Monday helping brother Will waters. He also longs for the re replenish the woodshed. turn of his side kick, that they may Ih-an Turner is working on the amble up Thomas creek and lure flume of »he Scio Digging A Lum the big ones from their hilling ber company. place«, To tell the truth, the editor Several of our soldier boy• have wouldn't mind having trout for his been discharged at limp Lafcia and breakfast; and there are others returned home. PIE EATER. Cows for Sale Owing tn the fact that I am unable to do the work l iau or'i.Notx«, necessary to care for 7 cows, 1 am Notice to hereby given that the un- offering 5 of them for sale, buyer to make selection. They are all first -leroigned has t-een by the county court class c<>wi and I offer them for sale of Linn County. Oregon, appointed ex only because of my infirmities. Eu ecutor of the last will and testament gene Gerard, two miles east of the •nd estate of E. C. R.aigers, deceased. Al! |w*rsons having claims against said Jordan store. 24 4t estate are hereby notified to preaant the Harrisburg is hard hit with the aame to the undersigned at his real- epidemic of flu, no less than 200 dence In Scio. Lian County, Oregon, cases l>eing rrp«irted in the town with proper vouchers therefor within nod surrounding country. Unable •lx month» from the date hereof. GEO E. RODGFRit, to secure outside help the people are Eieculo of the laat will and testament having a hard time tn care for the and estate of E. U. Rodgers. |>eeeaaed. many rick. I. m < HRI, M&t Young Bull Taken Up.—A young bull came to my place about one month ago. which I have taken up. The animal ia not yet two years old, ia marked as of Holstein blood with a alight strain of Jersey. Owner can have animal by paying eoet of his keep and for this notice. A. M. Pringle, of near Providence 24 Attorney for Exscutor. Liberty Bonds If you must «ell your bonds we will hoy them. J. M. a H. M. HAWKINS. Albany, Oregon. • : Advertise in The Scio Tribun« and get result«. AiTfiie Waitim Forutart Stuoli Visit Kogüuaj's Fumimi* Shue ALBANY Ur buy an<t sell new and Furniture sctoth I hand Man eye defects are hereditary and Increase through neglect. Parents who keep «train off their own eyes and do not hesitate to put glaasrs on their children (when they need them) will lie repaid by the good eves of their child r« n'schildren THIS IS THE WAY It) SAVE There is probably wmc article ur ar ticle« in poMv«»i<><i of every* f»mtly that to of no oae to the owner which may be . turn««! into rash. It to so much money found. You can pul it into beads or i «tamp« and help wm th« war. Wf WANT all k nds of junk, all I kinds of metals, rubtier and the many ' other things going to waste. Grain and Potato Sack« fur sale I (. MI.AD1 omtmuTKiirr^Nh jkwkiacr THE PACIFIC JUNK COMPANY Bell phone 401-R Albany. Oregon E. Rogoway, Prop. 239 W. 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