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About The Scio tribune and Santiam news, consolidated. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1917-1919 | View Entire Issue (April 3, 1919)
.. - • ' /» V -to *<. -i.’• a «ei , • ■ 1 <■ **' < 1 • 9 Glen Clark »pent Sunday vifiting home folas LOCAL BREVITIES Mrs. A. B Newton of Albany, made a buaineaa trip to Scio Friday. ......— *1 Mik« Svoboda ofAlbany. visited Tie hauling hu again commenced. wtth th* Borovicka family last week. Our frog pond is a thing of the Hart Bilyeu went to Portland on past gon-- dry and soon dust will Wednesday. fly. Mr. and Mrs. John L. Kelly m<>- Quite a numl>er of Scio people toird down to Gervaw Sunday. went to Albany to w-c the war tro Conrad Wc«tenhou»e has waived phies yesterday. hi* discharge from the army and is The month of March verified the enjoying home life again. oft quoted "Come in like a lion: go Mr. ami Mr«. Rudolf Weaely and out like a lamb" this time. M in R om Weaely motored to Al- Farmer» are too busy to come to bany Friday. town and <<ur merchants complain of •lack bu»irw»s. Mias Lucile Weaely, who is •m- If the weather remaina gw*»! The ployevl in Albany, spent Sunday with Tribune man will wear hi» atraw hat home folks. (an old one! next Tuesday. Thia ia Mr. and Mr«. Hiron». Mr», Gooch written Friday. and M in Christine Shindler were Any on« who 1» interested in Chevro •hopping in Albany Friday. let ear», call at the Dairy City Garage Mr. Sheet» and «on, who »old nut we will take pleasure hi showing the car to you HAttTU BROS . Mtf to Mr. Mrrdian. left for Oakland. For Sale One Mt of heavy team har- California, Friday evening. n«*», met 19» will «ell for Mil HarneM Mr». George Rodgers and Mias ha» been used four month^. C»U me on the phone. John F. hukacka 33lf Gladva Rodger» motored to Albany I I •<•,»' ' ■- r Jr, Saturday morning. For Srle A »addle horto. Inquire of William D<>brk< f»ky. John W Moore, of the Gates Mill potatoes Wanted Phone or write Company, wan shaking hand» with Balsiger and Son, Jordan, Or. 32 2 Scio frivnds last Sunday. Hay for Sale Charles Chrz re ports that he has hay for «ale. Roll Morria who has l»een work ing in Portland f<»r several weeks, Get your formaldehyde at Kelly’« came up Monday, lie »ay» the Drug Store truut season is too alluring. Now i« thn time to uae Woodlark Oliver Morgan had hi» furlough Squirrel l'oi*in, for »ale ¡fl Kellv's extended ten days, »so he will not Drug Store We do tire vuhm alng. battery work have to leave for San Diego until work «nd general r<-|«iring. All first- next week. <-|* m work Drop in *n-l get aci|U«lnt- Errol Sims, who saw service with liAHTl IIR‘W. an aero squadron in France, arrived For Hal» Goal young horse, sound true and four year» oil. Al«o twofrmh home this week with hi» discharge cows. It. H McDonald. 32 41 in hi» pocket. For Suit* 140-egg "Sura Hatch" Mr and Mr» Wall Bilyeu, M in incubator and a large Imby peram Daisy Buckner, M. C. Gill and T. A bulator. Mr». Ardee T Powell. Richardaun were in Albany Wednes Oct vour Ash; g or hunting^icento of day to see the war trophic«. Ji. I Morrison, S>-io; you don’t have to go to Albany, John Miller and family of Marion We make a «p-cialtv of Friend county near Shelburn, were in Scio •hip. En-iagement and Wedding Rings. ,F. M French A- Son. Allmnv, last Sunday visiting Mr. and Mr». E C. Sbelt<»n and other relatives. Oregon For second hand car bargain», are Mrs A J Bilyeu and family left Fret! T. Bilyeu, Ford Garage. 24 for their new home In Albany Fri The Scio Produce Co. la in the market day. Sdo regrets to lo«e this mo»t for all kind» of poultry, veal, dressed reapectod pioneer family. hogs anti rabbit» for which thr highest market price will be paid. fitf Dr. Prill is taking advantage of theSwason and ia out early and often after fi»h, but he doean’t »cem to meet up with the boy« who would ■ell. Poultry will be received at the Scio Produce Co. any day in the week except Saturday. Saturday receipt» cannot be shipped until the following Monday and the coat of holding the poultry over Die agnior c I« m of the high school mutt be deducted from the price» laid. will perform at the People» Theatre Scio Produce Co. Htf ISIS Grant-Six. 5-paaaangar; Stu* debabkvr-four, 7-passenger; 1'JIH Ford touring; 1915 Ford touring. Fred T. Bilyeu. Ford Garage. 24 tonight in the farce-comedy "A Poor Married Man." A full house I looked for. is * Clifford Yarbrough, a nephew of The Tribune has blank application» the Shelton family, »pent Tueaday for auto or chauffeer license for 1919. visiting relatives in town. He just herd in your application at one« and recently arrived from France. avoid the rush. !7lf Mr. and Mr«. D. C. Thom» went COBB’S AUTO TRUCK Mr. at your servicu, long or short haul»; to Albany Monday morning Call at Waaely’a gat age. Thom» with E. C. Peery and Riley •For Sal» Immediately I will »ell Shelton were delegates to attend the at S2o per head. 40 milk goats from Albany good roads meeting in the f to i pure bred. I am somewhat arternoon. involved and want to get free. If It ia reported that the Scio Dig you want a milk goat, now ia your ging A Lumber Co. truck recently chance. Dr. J. Murphy. The Tribune’» printer ha» I4M acre« leaded fire tons on their truck. The on thr head water» of the Ysquina, four gravel road would not sustain it. mile» from Nashville on the C. A E. One half or mong had to be un with b-room house and g<»«l ham that loaded. hr wdl trade for »mailer place near Scio. J R Gtxlde» of Mill City, writes Having unlimited outrange thia is An« place for «lock. Good soil. us that he has rented hi» farm and RIGHT NOW If you wish to get well, it matter» not what ails you. 1 am sure I can help you 1 have helped thousand» to be- You can see me at my come Well. bom<- from 1» a rn. to » p. m. »Mf HR. J MURI’HY, Scio, Oregon. MILK GOATS. I have lately pur chased a band of 70 milk g<ata. many now fresh and others soon to be. Three goat» are highly bred and will makegood milk- era. Price« rangu fr>»m |20 to 140. If you want a good milker I can supply trou. Dr. J. Murphy. Scio. Oregon. does not yet kAow what he will do. He may leave Mill City temporarily. Hi» very interesting new« letters will be miming for a while in The Trib une. but we hope when he locate« he will renew them. Three commercial traveler» halted in Scio Tuesday evening expecting to leave «ome money in exchange for »upper, but had to drive on over to Albany for the feed. They were Johnston. Mitchell and Hileman and rxprvmed the opinion that Scio was going bockward if it couldn’t afford an rating house or hotel OREGON NEWS NOTES OF GENERAL INTEREST — ■ __ ■ r____ _ _» iar»»l< E C B PLN cria oca»t 7.V.? j ? j PlTSICldl nF Unm (all« Attende«! l>ay <>r Night Briefly Sketched for Infor «nation of Our Reader*. More I1 • <!'• dr«o are et peeled to enroll tor boy«’ and girl»’ club work tn Oregon tht» year Gearhart Park, near Heaalde. 1» to bar« a new summer resort hotel re pre •online an Inveatinriit of lio.uoo Fite »lartlng In traah piled around the burner resulted In the destruction of the McKinley aaamill. near llend At a meeting at lleppner lodge No, 141. n P. O. IL, It was definitely de cided to erect a lodge home In Hepp- 6- r One thousand dollar« or mor« In jewelry »»• stolen by burglar» from the Median Jewelry »tore at Cottage Grove A fl.lMW.000 bond Uaur prop*»»«) In l.lnn county for road construction may h<- voted upon at the »|—< ittl «lection In June Buch high price« are being offered already by cannera and ahlppora for straw berries that it 1» aaid there will be very few Ix-rrhi for home con •umptlon An effort to secure for Th« Hallea the Pacific coast manufacturing plant planned by Henry Font, waa launched at a meeting of the board of director« of The Hallea chamtwr of commerce Mr« !t P Bolae. widow of a former justice of the Oregon supreme court and member of a widely known pioneer family, died tn Salem at th» home of her daughter at th*- age <>f 91 year« A Junketing trip thr- ugh the Pacific north «»at aa far an S< attle 1» under contemplation by the I'herriana. a tfalem booatera organiiatlon. which 1» n<>w arranging tei.iattve plana for a aummi-r eiruraion On Thuraday and Friday, at Fugene. will be held a convention of the Na tlonal Farm laan associations of thl» btale for th» purpoM of forming a •tat« association and to dlacuaa mat tera.of mutual Interest. The 11th annual convention of the Pacific Coast Ke»cu*> and Protective society embracing Oregon. Waahiug ton. Idaho and California. waa he'd tn 1’ortland Monday. Tuesday and Wednesday of this week. « DR. A. G. PRILL suo KRYITOKS will prove to be one' of your prievl<-«t posarwi->n«. The. clear vision which they give the | l>e«utie» of the world about vou which they op«*n up are a revela tion to everyone who ha» l<*n ac customed to simple reading glaaa*» or to tw<> pair. E. C. MEADE orroklKTKINT ANI1JKMEI FR 2%) W Second st. Albany, Oregon E_ A. wEDDt E ATTENTION I am in tin* market for cows with young calve» al their •ides, or ' owH to goon conte frenh, limited amount. Also will handle yoiH Levi or feeti er «tuff and pay the highest market price. - HARBER Sncr.Muior to Morri» Itroa. Phigie ina fi to 7 :M a. m. «nd after 6 p. rn. A pent Albany Steam laundry THOMAS LARGE Agent Allan) Cleaning Work« < Iregon SCIO. OREGON A'cio Market |{lW(iIVaï’s Flll'liilllll1 Slor« & /s.\oir Remi y for Rasi- nets A MIA NY We buy and »<11 m-w and second hand Furniture \V<* will kt < p nil kimls ofl THIS IS THE WAY IO "AVE frt*ali tn< ut» nini i.nv tl>.. Lioli i There I» probably Mm« artfcle or ar- IM-ll HM niNAlKl |.|)\ ine Digli- ' uh .,, in p,o» • .>n-f .-very family that eat price for Veal Floes And l,"‘f n<» u»*to tin- nwm-r Which may be ’ _ turned into cash. It is so much money llldi-M. We intend to main- found. You can put it luto I ond« or n . • . , »tamp» and help win the war. tain n first < I i « m uh al mar ket WF WAN1 all kinds of iunk. all »"■I -i' hi p»<ru.mg.. tin* public. l. G Grain ai.d Potato Sacks fur sale lALTUSAI'O. THE PACIFIC JUNK COMPANY Iteli phone 401-R Home phone 2227 ( E. Rogovray, 1‘rop. Second a i ¡alter ♦««♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ »
