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About The Scio tribune. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1919-19?? | View Entire Issue (Jan. 8, 1920)
. ..... .................................. ' FARMERS. ATTENTION! LOCAL NEWS BREVITIES Harold Hassler, who enllated In No serious injury has resulted to Look your machinery over and the U S service some two month« the fruit and berry crop du« to th« se» what extras you need and order Mr» C. A. Everett mad* a bust- ago. «ailed for tie rm any January 2. severe weather of last month I now. They will be hard to gel. DM trip to Albany Monday. Because of th« removal of th« 20 2t A W. Hagey went to Ieban<>n N. I. MORRISON ; A th if Wallace went to Mill City Tueaday evening and from there to mail delivery rout« from Thomas to * Seto, the Thomas postoffic« may be Sunday returning next day Albany on the following morning. Pigs for sale—Eight red Jersey Th«* Scio lagging & Milling Com* It to reported that our old friend closed. The postmaster has resign pigs, full bloods, will weigh 28 lt>« each. R E Mentor, on Lucas farm. pany is again undvr full operation. F. J. benny was teen walking on ed «nd recommend« cl<»sing of the I office. Do you remember when butter Thia to The state llrenw* for a 6-ton truck hto front porch Sunday l>M>king «ad. Otto Compton wmt was 20 cents a pound and eggs ten cheering news to 1120. cents a dozen? A surprise to in Mr«. Ralph Hamler to in town for to Oregon City yesterday where he store for you. "The Miracle Man" I Gerald Ha*uder ha* gone to Ore* expects to work a bit. Clifford to coming gun City to work in the paper mill. a visit with Mrs. Henry Haaaler. Compton threaten* to pull out next In buying merchandise, if you Wat . . . ■'■■•k* at J-tin Brno-f Shelburn ha* cm»- week <»n a similar stunt, leaving the want to save on your purchase» it Keily's mencod suit in the circuit court at city without anyone to hold up the will pay you to look «round and Hanker A. J. Job' ' of Corvallis Albany to secure title and pome«- get price«, and then look the second • light poles and awning posts. came over Monday to attend to hus- *i«>n of 15H acres of land near Sbel- time. There to nothing made in go John Dobrkovnky went to Port ing away to buy; you can do better burn. IneM matter* in Scio. The fribune regrets to learn that land last week. It is said that cer at home. Our lines are aa complete Mr. StoclHin of Albany helped in tain widows and old maid« in hi« and as good aa can tie had. and our stall a bcn»k».< <'p»ng machine at the Mrs. V. A. Mcknight, who went to locality were making life burden prices are right. McMinnville a *h<»rt time ago to Scio State Hank thi« week. N. 1. MORRISON some for him. In order to vscaj* 20 21 visit her daughter, Mrs. Coffey. to Mra. Carruthers of Portland ia the bunch the trip wa* made. He visiting at the h -tot of her parents, afflicted with an attack of «mailpox docs not want to become a leap year Mrs E. M. M»tt of Salem, and Mr. and .Mr* Frank Pr<»«profka. victim. Tires! Tir.-s! G . dvuar, Goodrich Mrs. L. H Mott of Fort Ward. and Diamond« Get that new tire ' who *j»ent the week end with Dr. Hav drain Potatoes Inslea* of giving yoar boy ar girl today. Ford Garage. 21 21 and Mr« 8. C. Browne, returned U> a um I um toy for Chrl»lm**_ «!*• blm highest market price or hsr a Wat gavina* filatati It will Our two drug tore» are al«»ul to Salem Monday morning. PIANOS A. W. Il. -ey has bargained hi* Rhoda. jewelry and watch repair property Have vou ordered your Ford car io a Bohemian • •••lety wh< -e pur yet? You need a Ford now. Order yours today. 21 2t pose i« tn erect a hall thereon. Fred Bily eu brought in three cars Dr. Prill was called to Marion for immediate delivery the first of Friday anti reports the birth of a the week; also a lol of tires He girl to Mr. ami Mr* E E Wert. has over SI 200 worth stacked in his Scm Lodge No 39. A F. A A. M. window. had work on tlu- third degree Sat As we go to press, Mrs. V. A. urday evening after which a sump McKnight of Scio, reporter! ill with' tuous repast w •- nerved, to which. smallpox nt McMinnville, to «aid to It to whlaiiered, Bro Th in« of Jeff I tie getting along nicely. erson lodge did ample Justice. The Scio flour mill to operated 16H hour« a week. They want*to grind Dance is much dour a* possible in order to at have the offal for our dairymen. Crabtree | a K e \(>U KEEPING THE HIRl>*"| Saturday Evening. January 10 Arnold'* Jan Band E, A. Weddle, who recently pur chased a barber »hop in Salem, moved h's family t<> the capital city the first of this week. Charley Warner i* ».me pilot. A There wasn't a more surprised ! man in town t*hristmas evening than I John Weaely when he «aw the crowd waiting to get into the theatre The house was simply packed, standing room even being scarce. There will be a show tonight. few day* ago the radius rod drop Mr. and Mrs. Charles Smith of the Allierla country were visiting friend* and relatives in Scio yester day Mrs. Smith a as turnerly Mies Nellie Bilyeu. They contemplate a Dvlsival Cream Se|>arat<>r at Mor trip to California. rison*«. 20 fit Taxpayer* will groan when they Suits 11 (Hi up? The first man and receive their tax statements this Woman got al >ng without clothe«. , year. Scio's quota will be 40 mill« “The Miracle Man or heller, that is to Say on the north Get your 1920 hunting and fishing ¡side. license now at N. I. Morrison's hard ped off on one ode and yet he drove his cur «evcrvl mile* with only one wheel to «t.-er by, and he doesn't know how he did it. 20 2t The follow ing officer« were elected Remove that corn with A. D. 8. : at the regular Sunday «chool elec new method c >rn treatment at tion day for the ensuing vear: A Kelly'« L. Plummer, superintendent; E. C. For Sale A bunch of pure bred Shell on. assistant superintendent; Duroc pig*, om registered Holstein May cel Long, secretary-treasurer; bull; for price* and pedigree write E Thuirand Hasel Philippi, pianists; H. S. Nolan, Lno rnb 20 2t Jeannette Wolter and Christine For *»«le cheap \ oswdine power Siimnler. choristers. wood aa .v. Harry • ■ >n lb It bat ray horse -I have taken up a A few u«cd car« for .de terms. gray horse wearing a leather halter; 14 tf W L. COBB. weighs about 1200. Came to my WANTED place January 4. Owner can hav« AT TOP MARKET PRICES the animal bv paying for hto keep HOGS CAT 11 E AND VEAL and for this publication. Jer<>m* Phone SANITARY MARKET Smith, near West Scio. 21 ware store. A lA A I — w Affi» A WADE does 10 mom work Saws 25 cords a day! A money-maker and hard work Barer for land cleaners and wood-cutting agatractvira, One rran c-iu move It from cut to cut. Simple and reliable, tow «will u> MT <■»-- tw ’• S. wan «<4 la wtorwaM *«Maa.d»«& r. watwma MB aUUa he« »lUa, >««i eaiters. past««. St*. teach th« Ixaoa of «arine and lavast- ment. CRE8CN NEWS NOTES OF GENERAL INTEREST Principal Events of the Wook Briefly Sketched for Infor mation of Our Readers. A LINEHACK. _ ____ „ . JL. DR. A. G PRILL PiTütlîl Rit $811681 ("alls Attended Day or Night ORE SCIO DR. C. F1CQ DENTIST WANTED be united. John I. Kelly becoming Mia« A Ralonia and Mia« Agn< « «ole proprietor. <’. A. Everett re Kufiwr Salem, were visiting « tires on account of continued iilm aa. few day« last week with Mia* Ethel PIANOS Pl.tNOn What shall 1 bay for a <hn»lm** present? Antwer: I have som« An» pta- o* they can l<» «--en at J. store at Scp^ . 1 am going low cut pnres in ordrr to cluew Ibuae piano» out by th«- first of January. Thoer am first claaahigh grad» pianos •ml w» invite you to com» m. •»• the I> i «{» ms awl gel our term* »'«I pne«-a. Office Hours ; 9 to 12 A M. ! to 6 P. M One .door north of Pootoffice WTO. ORFAiON » ,M. (1. REEL tifile» All-any State Bank WE HAVE ^EVERYTHING ALBANY, ORE. OPTICAL tfll i rpil . BAM W. A. Ewing, A. E. Randall President Vice Pres. E. Ü. Myera. Cashier BYE STM AIN Is the cauiw- of many HUMAN ILLS If your eye* give you trouble, or your glas»«-» are annoying See Vs WE CAN RELIEVE YOU BANCROFT Ths laundry workers In Portland are out on «trike. Htart a hank account today and Lack of labor 1« retarding progrws» prorate for your future. Optical Company In the IxMt Ijtke highway. You will find a checking ac 31SW 1*1 St.. Ail any Hood River valley haa one of th« count very convenient for your Phone 4SI b«**t potato crop« in Its blstofy business trnn«*<-lions. We pay Apple picking tn lhe flood River 4« Interest on time d<-|<wiu. valley will open about Heptember 17 ♦♦♦aeaaaaaeee ««♦♦♦•»♦♦♦»♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ *♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦<, Astoria, with IX ooo population, haa < > become th« second largest oily In the alate I Ian« county hops are being grabbed < > up by llrltlab buyers and exported to Agent for England A state wide advertising campaign Is b--.ng planned by lhe atate board of lhe Christian church The dale* for lhe Imperial Hhrtne In Portland next year have been fixed All Repair Work (>naraiit» «-«l at June 72. 31 and 24 Short ami long distance hauling jobs solicited linker now claims to be the largest city la eastern Oregon, ths populaUoa being estimated at »M>0 Marla A Miller, a resident of Linn county for the entire <1 years of her < > < > life, died at her home near Albany Helix. In t'mallll« county, with two paved streets, is the smallcat city In Can supply your nevtis in horse, dairy, hog and chicken fec«l* at Oregon to boast such Improvements verv reasonable price*. If you are looking for an Inert a*c in the Announcement Is made that lhe Eu milk flow from your dairy herd, try reka and Exrelator mine properties, near fiumpter, will be reopened soon. Pledges of l.iooo were obtained from Sunnybrook, the l«,-l ilairv f< » <1 on the mat k*t I’matllla county toward the new wo men's building at the University of A trial will convinv you that Fisher’« chicken feed« have n<> equal. Oregon On account of the lack of drying We have in «t-»ck Olympic. White Mountain and Fisher's Blend facilities hundreds of dollars' worth Flour; Fisher's Oat Meal and Pancake Flour. Come in and look of prune« are going to waste la Doug las county. us over. We have just what you need in feeds of all kind* A farm ot 224 acres situated near Brownsville and owned by George J D. DENSMORE Power» of Mbanoa was sold last week tor 424.247, »♦♦♦♦♦eoea a aee aeaeea ♦•♦♦♦♦« •♦♦••♦«♦♦♦«♦♦♦♦e «♦♦-♦♦♦ [hiring the week ending September f e»o»a»eeeae»eee4e4eeeee«»e«aaee«eaeeeeeee»4e4»»eew»o It, there were reported to the state Industrial accident cuinmlaslon a total of 4f.a accident«. Eamonn l>e Valera, nresldent of the Irish republic, will be In Portland No vember 4 to t, «nd will apeak at «ev era) gatherings. SCIO OARAGE Hartford I ires, Overland Cars and Panhard 1 rucks SCIO CASH FEED STORE Bartu Motor Co HAY WHEAT OATS Don't forget that I am in lhe market for your grain or hay when you get ready to sell. Will be loading out a !<»ad of hogs Thur*day. January 15 If you have *nv ready call me up. J. D. D bnmmnul « :: Announce the addition of a MACHINE SHOP To their <inrage tailroad Time Table Arrival and Departure of Paaornger Trains Woodburn-Springfield Branch WEST SCIO Morth «tu th 7:66 a m 5:09 p.m. Repairing all makes of car«. Day acrlylene Welding- Authorized Chevrolet Service. Vulcan'Hng Willard Service Station Federal and Oldfield Tires. Quick Servier Calls CorvaMe A Eastern MUN KERS t o Albany ______ 8:11am ♦ (.hit work is done bv gr»dii»tp<i mechnnim win» know the practical «i<!r a« well an the throrvtical T«> Detroit _ _ 1:44 p m Motor service d woo tinned. afM SSSSSSOoesseoosooossosassoessesoesoss x ossssss
