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About The Scio tribune. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1919-19?? | View Entire Issue (Nov. 20, 1919)
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Don't forget th« Parent-Tsachei ' 26. commencing at 10. horse«, cattle, » U> 1J A M, 1 to A P M • ferson, October 80. Uncle Frank gathering tomorrow evening. hmm, AHMtm •hre-p. hog», poultry, farm machin enjoys remarkably good health for ('ne door north of P<*t<-fl!ce ery. implements and tools. Part of Mr«. J. W Parrish waa an Albany Ship yxir hogs, cattle or aheep one of his great age. livestock is registered. Free lunch thru Linn County ( «-operative Ship SCIO. OREGON visitor last Friday. Mrs. F. M Arnold is visiting at at no«*n. bring cups. ping Association. W« will load out Mrs F. M Arnold made a busi H F. LINDMAN. at your nearest shipping point. Call her parents home Mr and Mrs M. nc*« trio to Alluuiy Monday. F. M Sh»res. Auctioneer. J. C. or write W M Cook. Manager, Al- ('. Gill. From here she will go to * bany. Telephone 166-J. I 10* J. H. Hildreth made a business .Mill City and join her husband who Mayer. Clerk. All makes of Safety Raxors i at visit to town Saturday. is president and manager of the new Football. * Kellv'a. W. A. Ewing. 4. E. Randall Mr. and Mrs Mylo Itartu went to Mill City bank. (Continued from page 2.) President Vice Pres. WANTED Portland Tuesday, returning Friday The H. M Wwie Drag Saw ia backed ful drawing card to the young man E. 1*. Myers. Cashier AT TOP MARKET PRICES Mr. and Mrs W. E. Arnold spent by a reputation of M year*. ' football fan. He is an admirer of IKXLS CATTLE AND VEAL A Mr Neal has purchase«! P. H the winning tram and asturrs to bej Sunday at Ali>any. Phone SANITARY MARKET Mrs. E. D. Myers spent a few MacDonald's r Interest in the black ! a member. If he ia a good player,1 Mart a bank account today and smith shop and now is in charge of or is of promising material, the col provide for your future. days of last week in Portland. the same. ime. He lives on Pentland av lege will make ebnditions as favor- You will find a checking ac V. J. Philippi returned Monday count very convenient for your enue in Mrs Pomeroy's house I aide as possible in order tn secure DR. A. G. PRILL from the southern part of the state, business transactions. W« pay Harold Hamler has enlisted in the him as a student. Indeed, some of Inten ti on time deposits. Mr. and Mrs Jess L. Rodgers Plwciai ani Sornoi U. 8. field artillery and will be sta the young men of thia claaa regard were Allamv visitors Saturday arui Calta Attended tioned down on the Mexican border. footltall as th«* principal feature of attended the Sousa band concert. Day or Night He had been employed at the Camas hie college car«*er and too often is so Mr. and Mrs. Joe Borovicka of paper mills for the past two y«ars. encouraged by the college faculty. ORE Portland, »pent Sunday visiting rel WE HAVE S|»rt ia a nere-aeity to the school Elhil G. Arnold has been appoint ^EVERYTHING ative« here. ed a member of the grievance com boy or college student. He needs OPTICAL Mias Ruth Muller, domesticscience milter of the K. P. grand lodge of the physical exercise which sport teacher, spent the week end with BYB STRAIN Oregon by the grand chancellor. provid««. At the same time The i her parents at Corvallis. la the cause of many Tribune believes this requirement \rrival and Departure of Passenger Julien A. Hurley, of Vale. HUMAN ILLS Miss Anna and Joe Kotan were Traina Th» United Slates government sp«-«-i can be.'provided by a less haxardous. If your eyca give you trouble, or transacting business in town Thurs flrs the It. M. Wake I'rag Saw a»»tan- less brutal pastime than football. Woodburndforingfleld Branch your glasses are annoying dartl. It. M. Cain has one on display in day. WEST SCIO See t'a his show window. DR. C. F1CQ LOCAL NEWS BREVITIES DENTIST Railroad Time Table The ladies Aid Society met at the With one druggivt sick ami in the church house Thursday afternoon to hospital and the other waling the start with their winter’s work. burning sands in Portland, together W. A. Ewing and Jeas Rodgers with one of the floctora alisent. the went to Portland Tuesday to attend health of the community shouM be the stock «how. materially improved this week. Itartu Bros are moving their ma John Kelly. John Frost, E. C. chine and work shop to the front of Peery. I). C. Thoms, Jim Johnson their garage. C W. Bragg and Dr. Prill went to I*on'l mis» seeing the excellent dis Portland Tuesday to attend the Ma play of fine statkHierv at Kelly'«. sonic Shrinera convention. All but € A Everett is confined at the Dr. Prill are rookies and will cross Scio hospital and ia destined to re the burning sands for the first lime main there for several days more on Dr. Prill is a sort of bell wether account of an abscess in the mean chaperone of the party, for he haa time Mrs Everett has sole chargo of tiren a Shriner many moons. Inci the store. dentally they will take in the big Should the city lighting system stock show. go into private hands the cost of street lights a« we now have them IMPORTANT NOTICE. will l>e SI00 |M-r month. WANTED (train Hav Potuto«*» IIK.HKST MARKET PRICE few xÀ Miss Birdie Brenner and Mr«. Truman Richardson, after a visit with relative« in town, left for their home at Dole. Wash . Thursday. ■ \**i r , : ‘■J Chartaa T. Shew of Dalia». Ore., ia s|x-nding a short visit with his sister, Mrs II B. Shope. Mr Shew has iw-en engaged in the confection ery buainraa at Dallas. LOST Saturday night, Nov. 1ft, on the Santiam road lietwren Albany and l.ake View church a black leath er traveling tmg containing Eastman kodak, ladies' clothes and toilet ar ticles Finder notify Curtis Cole, Hub Stock Farm. H. F. D. No. 8. Albany. Oregon, and receive liberal reward. 14. It k ¡Y I -V Attention. Ford Owner«—Can fur nish and install a few Ford starter« now; order yours today. Ford Gar« age. Fred T. Bilyeu. i 7:66 am. 6:09 p.m. Corvallis A Eastern MUN KERS To Albany . 8:11 ■ m To Detroit . 1:44 p m Motor service discontinued. WE CAN RELIEVE YOU BANCROFT Optical Company 813 W. 1st St.. Albany Phom- 461 M.G BEEP Office Albany State Hank : ¡ VVU ASIZING »ATTKKY ÜKKVICK ALBANY. OHE. AUTOMOBILE OWNERS ATTENTION! We Are Prepared to Do Your Over hauling for Next Spring All Work Guaranteed to be Perfect Attenlioo Mr. and Mr«. J. D. I lenamore went Ui For land Tuesday to take in Having sold my interest in the the big «lock »how. They will re Wilbur Woolen Mills at Stayton. turn Sunday. Oregon. 1 will sell on Saturday af Sunday the Scio Mills people re ternoon. November 22, 191». in the J K. Gardner building in Stay ton. moved th«- gravel from the head of Oregon, my stock of manufactured the ditch which prevented the water goods, consisting of Blank-ts, Dress from flowing into the ditch freely. Goods, Cloakings and Mackinaws. Fred J<mea is Iwissing the flour Hundreds of yards of doth made from beat Oregon wool 40‘v less mill while Manager Thoms is tread than regular selling price, to clean ing the hot «and« in Portland. up and cloae out. you lake the goods Hill Gorger of lone. Ore., waa in at bargain prices we pocket the loss. - town Monday visiting old friends as DON’T MISS THIS SALE Bill used t<> live in thia vicinity. North South If you cannot call, •«•nd your work by insured mail and we will notify you at once what the coat will be before doing work. You can pay the poatmaatrr upon the receipt of the work. SIGURD LANDSTROM If you have work lo lie done bring it in now to avoid the rush BARTU BROS I'hone 4152 ( HKVHOLXr AGKNtT ACCES* >I<IKH Jeweler and Watchmaker LEBANON, OBE. SCIO CASH FEED STORE Can supply your needs in horae, dairy, hog and chicken feeds at very reasonable price«. If you are looking for an ircrea*- in the milk flow from your dairy herd, try Sunnybrook, the best dairy feed on the market A trial will convince you that Fiaher's chicken feed« have noe«|ual. t Our price« for HARD WHEAT FLOUR will compare very favor ably with any dealer's price« in the valley. Come in and tee uh whether you buy or not. We n«-ed your patronage and rvpeet- fully aolicit a «hare of your trade J D. DENSMORE eeeeeaaeaaeeaae A WADE docs 10 mens work Î. Saws 25 cords a We have just installed a new oxy acetylene outfit and are now ready to do all kinda of welding and bras Ing. H artv Batis Wilson strawberry plants |ft per 1000; four varieties European grape* strongly rooted. 25c each. 18 St* John Chytil. Scio For »air Al~><it 2ti *h<>ata. 7 weeks old. good pigs, at IN each 18 2t F J. Kula. Scio. Four stray sheep can be had at my prviniM-« by owner proving his property ¡»nd paving all coats T homas S maii . ■ A .
