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About The Scio tribune. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1919-19?? | View Entire Issue (Aug. 28, 1919)
: T» f 'J, * ’ W so. - CK«. < •- - •- .-'rss. • AZ- ire J»-,. ? • • * **• ' a « •' •.> ■* 4b F* It to Mui fighting the forest fire* Mr. and Mr*. W -D. West of Med to costing >36.000 a day. LOCAL NEWS.BREVITIES food were Sci<> visitor*. Sunday. Mr*. We*t 1« a «later of Ed. Mver*. Tractor plow* will soon become a Mr*. Archie Lindley and baby left part of almost «-very farm odUit. .M McAlpin of Albany waa in Friday for a month ‘a vtoit with her Mr*. Mary Hodge* of Camai. town. Monday. •later, Mr*. Ray Smith, of .Montana Wash., to visiting her mother, Mrs F. J. Ih-nnev was «hopping in Hop-picker* arc acarce thia year, Art Shelton. town on Wmlnenday due to the fact that evergreen black Manager Thoms to seriously think Mr and .Mr*. Z J. Clark motored berry picking i* far more remuner ing of gilding auxiliary power to the ative. to Allrnnv, Saturday. flouring mill. » • * «.« ? TdF* ■a ■■* > « « • »•' ■ aA.. «■■■Xi • -»-«Mb ! •• NEW DR . A. Q PRILL nvuciai aii SaneoB Millinery Cali* Attend««! Day or Night SCIO ORE -;- On September 10th I Will Opra a New MdHaery Stare 0 H. <vru« i* I««** of the gram! Among th«> marriage license* in Our garage mechanic* are all Wednesday's paper appeared Ml» working overtime, these days. jury in Albany, this week. At Ì. W We»«-ly** Slur* I will Mr and Mr*. V. W. Arnold mo Ella Hanaford's <>f thi* city «nd Three shops are all busy. have ev«-r>thir< in the lale«t st J lee Fred Curran of Portland. in milluwry. Cail, *ee what I have tored to Albany. Tuesday. Hagry, the jeweler, ha* ju*t re- Mm Mr. and Mr« John Neal. D. C. Th«»m* was looking after ceivi-d another nice lot of fine Ma Geo. Westenhousv ami Kenneth left her & Grosh pocket knives. business in Albany, Monday. Mr* E H HOBSON, Scio. I am in the market For co«a Monday morning bv car for a week ’ * with young calve* at their Clifford Harold was transacting Another week of good wi-ather »lay on the coast at Tillamook. a idea, or cow* to toon come business in town on Tuesday. will tie sufficient to house every Manager Thorn* of tin- Scio mill« Freeh, limited amount. Alko Get y»ur mineral cila at Kelly'« crop, «ate |>iiato<-s. The weatlier think* he will have to build addi will hantile ymu IxseF or Feeti ha* certainly tx-en ideal for harve*tt drug «tore W«- have all kind« tional warehouse, faeiliti«-» if wheat er sluff and pay the hittheal Of mursc farmer* can buy trac T. K. Sanderson, in former day* continues to come as it ha* thi* tor plows thia fall. It takrs but j market price. our dentist, was in town. Friday. year. thr«>v or four loads of wheat to pay FAT HOGS WANTED Druggist C. A. Everett was oa Mr* Fred Bilyeu and daughter. for one and many farmers have a the sick list the first or the week, Optical Company •‘Fair Dealing" in my motto. Virginia, and Mi«« Jeanette Walter« St 1| W l«t St . Alliany Mr. and Mr*. M. C. Gill ami M im returned from thrii trip to Crater dozen or more load*. Phoneme* to 7 30 a. m. amiaftcr 6p m. Grace left Saturday for a camping The Fordson tractor dem«n»tra Don ’t Buy Glasses Lake. Monday. An enjoyable time THOMAS LARUE trip. tion drew quite a numter of inter buy and demand was reported. ested people to town the fl rat half Thowt formerly getting magazine* ( Irt-gon Scio RESULTS Mr. and Mr*. Joe Bvtovicka re at th«- confectionery, can m«w find turned from their honeymoon trip of th«- week. A numlwr of sale* We Will Guarantee You were made, a» may lx- *ren elae- them at Killy's. THF. RESULT* to Newport, Saturday evening, and Alao That You Get the Right Mr. nod Mr* W. E. Arnold and left the following morning for their whege. Frarms and lenmxi for The few caar* of «mallpox which niece spent a few day* at Sodaville, future home in Portland. Sty to and Comfort affected our town people seem* to returning Monday. The families of R. C. l’«-p|>«-rling. PHONE 461 Mrs. E. Ada Barr, nurwe from W. 0. Fillpol anil Frank Pruitt Io« ulxoit «tamped out. The infec HOLECHEK BROS. Corvallis, w is visiting Mrs Kester drove by way of auto to the e<>a*t tion wa* brought here from Crab tree, where some A litany people at at the ho«pital thi* week. We want to treat the people Saturday morning, n turning Mon tended a dance. right and will welcome old The contractors f >r building the day evening. They report having a and new customers, Helling Ali«any-Jeff<-r«ob road commenced good time, although the weather Card ol Thank*. Hret-claHH meat at the iiioet waa quite cool. hard-surfaciing th*» wook. Office 11 «um : We desire to expreaa our sincere reasonable price*. Muat have taken at least i!l fKio A tiny babv shoe was left at this thank* to our friend* and neighbor* » to 12 A. M. 1 to 6 P. M. office. Monday. 1 he owner can have to pay for the wheat received at the We buy Veal Hogs and for their sympathy and aid in the One door north of Ptwtoffic* M’ ik - by ca Ung at The Tribune. Scio mill*. Monday. This would have Hides, paying good prieei». death and burial of our eon: glao for Chas Vsetecka. Mike Bilyeu, Sam busted The Tribune man and. we be the many beautiful floral decora SCIO. OREGON ZywH-tt and J. F. Kukacka each pur lieve, Tip Humphrey of the Jeffer tion*. son Review, could not haw stood Advrrti» in The Scio Tribune and get chased a tractor plow thi* week. M k . and .M rs . P auc H artink results. Th* Scio Tribun« |1.50 the yesr. the strain. Mi»s Marie Bauman left for an ATTENTION BANCROFT IO Meat Market DR. C. F1CQ DEHTIST Give Us a Call and F' / '•1 J Manager Parri»h of fhe light and extended visit with friend* af Yak water plant flushed the fire hydrant* ima. Wash . Wednesday morning. Mla«e* Lovina Bauman ami Mary laat Sunday. a<> that the water Graham of Salem spent Sundav at main*, hydrant*, etc., are ready for a Are which, we hojie. d<«e* not viait the home of tbc former's parent«. ua. Anyway, («-opte should be very Thi« we,-k is the big w«-ek for re careful alxiut Are danger* thi* dry ceiving gr»in at the Scio mills. If weather. The Tribune bad to i«ay the bill*, Mr*. Ih-rthn Bowen ami husband it would be busted. arrived Saturday cv«-nlng from New- Barta*r W««ddle took a run to York. Mr Bowen has just tx-en re- Portland the first of the wo-k. IraM-d from the army and waa met During his ahw-nce Barlwr R«>l Mor by hi* wife who recently left to join ri* had charge of the shop. him on a trip to her mother. Mr* Our fl»h iM>ml will still hold wa- W G. Sn ith. ter which was demonstrated laat A billiard and pool room may be Sunday, when Manager Parish wa* established in the building ju«t flushing <ut th«- Are hydrants. north of the hank, at least an Al With every >iw«-lling and bumness l«ny party wa* here .Monday look room in Sei» occupied and the de ing the matter up and stated he mand not yet satisfied, i* rather in had wcur«-d the building. The high dicative that Scio fit growing license dcmand<-d by the citv mt-nw-d Mrs. J A Bilyeu of Albany, her the only drawback. eld«xit daiight«-r. Mr*. Maud Conno- Three men ami a wood-«aw cut a way, of Hood River, and grandson, cord of wood in front of The Trib Gail Jone* as chauffeur, of Altwny. une office. Wedne«dity It took about came over Monday. one hour Io cut the coni. Of course, Game Warden Hawker and a dep no money wa« made on this job. Il uty fish warden were in town Sun ought to imve been done in 20 min day. Their buaitN** wss to instruct utes; but if s «aw is not In order the mill company to buifd a fiwhway and men do not put wood to it a* at the dam. just aliove town. they Hhouki, the cost of sawing come* high to *ometM>dy. Mr. ami Mr«. Thoma* Bey nobis F amily A »U’ement tMued by the «tat* hanking dapartmeat on tke b*«l« of the call <rf March 4, ah«*» total de- po«IU In all banka aad trust compa- ale» of Oregon «mounting to •Sf 4J Thi» 1» aa lacrea«* over March 4. 1*1». of S»JtO.*U 76 Nlewvrt A Kb*«trt>m. of Halem. and M W. tx«rea*. of Portland, are the •urrrvsful bidder* <»n two building« to b* constructed at the »tat* Inatltutloe for th« feebleminded. The Salem firm will build ’be boy*' dormitory at the contract price of 126.411 and the Portland firm will coaatruct the com bleed hospital and dormitory al a eu*t to th* «tale of OFPOITMHITY T-> get a registered gelt brood aow at the price of a Y“>ri hog. I have some very fine Ihiroe or Berkshire gelt», weighing |on lanind« and up. for >aie at the right priew. Al»o have »ome cro*a Dome-Berkshire pig» for »ale. Am leaving ranch and will »ell you choice of 70 head of real hog*. J. l>. D inmmokk . J • > '..« ♦ « ♦ ♦ s might come handy in rainy weather, when the road« art- bad. which I will close out at lean than the factoiy price New Good* Arriving Every Week. R. Successor to v CHAS WESEL1 I TA 11 hrsMil PrtHrty Fir Sale | have a team of home«, a milk cow. I«’ white leghorn chtckena, four month« old. 60 barred nx-k chn-ka. f ir month« okl. II laying hen«, houMchold gooda. nearly new, farm implement« and ■mall tool». which I »ffer at private ■ale. Call ■ml «rr the property or write me. FRANK W CLARK. E L. McKern. Geo. Crawford and R 2 Bo« 97. Scio. Ore. and daughter and Mi» Dolly Daly came up Saturday for a few days' W. W Crawford came over Monday visit at the Daly home. Mr. Rey from Albany to demonstrate th«- nold* returm-d on the following day. Fordsun tractor. The truck failed W. H Hogan, an Albany capital- to demimstrate over, ao they had to tot. wa« a Scio visitor, Friday. He get another truck Imfore they could McKern, with the reports the road from Albany via make the trip tractor, arrived here about 2 p. m . Sanderson bridge to Scio, in fine and the first demonstration »»• condition, while that via Jeffersow given about one-half mile south of to a ' fright." . • town. Our aoldier l«oy* have about all Our hotel has a number of »treet ret urn««! Only two, so far as we chickens, that is to aay. chicken* not know, have failed to answer the kept in a coral. Monday morning home roll call. Bc«t of all. they one of the young white leghorn have all returned, save three, who cockerel* stepped into the front were called bv death. door of The Tribune office ami gave The Albany Democrat ha* con forth a lusty crow. Whether this tracted for the newly invented tr *- aforesaid crow waa a challenge, a photograph aerviee to commence weather prediction or a political about Sept. 1. This invention make« prognostication, we will not attempt it possible to *rnd photographic pic to **y. Hut we did ■ay to the tures over th«- wire just the same as young*ter: "Get out of here, you inani ting devil!" Aa automobile« are taking the place of hack*, buggie« and surrey*. I have on hand a good Hack and Surrey, which "-ale. A high HoGtrin Bull Calf for Hal*. gra-lr. flrat-rla*« animal it> «very re "IvX-L W T. I.ASWOOD. ¡S-t ’ If you have to retn«»ve (or peer over pair reading glaaae«. or if you have to fuss with two t>«irs of glaaee*. you. too. nee«i KRYPTOKS. An early conralta- lion with us will result to your advant age. E. C MKADF. Optometrist. Campine Chicken* 1 have i', dosrn of Campine hen* for «ale. They are I year old and are good in every rvpect. C. C. Bit vrr. At th«- ( orfee1lonery Store. For «ale ' 200-acre good «lock or gram farm Alw> good cheat hay in the ahock. F. J. Kula. Shelburn,Or. DR. E II. FKiBSON PfcniciBB an S oumb Office on Main street, at the old stand 8C1O . . ORKQON 4, >» HazelwoodCo At ^Shelburn We Want Your Cream, Poultry, Eggs Veal, Hogs, Etc. Highest Market Prices at all times We pay Cash same day as delivered Come and see us HAZELWOOD COMPANY F. GEISELMAN’Agent Shanks Building Shelburn. Oregon 1 -.
