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About The Scio tribune. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1919-19?? | View Entire Issue (Sept. 2, 1920)
01A r..*L2- PUBLIC SALE As my « lease expire* this fall I will offer st public sale at 6.M " a a .. - •> milts vast of >cio, on the Grandma Fleming's place, S 1-2 south bank of Thomas Creek, j '* SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER * IF YOU WANT to buy or trade for 14» acres good stock land near headwater* of the 1 equina tn Benton countv are The Tribune's printer JL_ t<J*() 23 Head High Grade Dairy Cows All % « tt Geese. I »••t Work Hames*. 1 Light .Milburn Wagon. 1 2- h<>r«e spring clip Cultivator, I new 6uo-ln Iowa Cream Separator. I 3- horae Stover <»a« Engine, I naw Ibck’a Cutter No. 6. I IO-gal!<>n Cream ‘'ana. 160 roda barbed wire. 36 rod» Poultry Netting. 1 Washing Machine. 1 14-inch How. A few small article*, T erms of S aijc : All sums of $20 and under. cu*h. All turn* over $20. 4 months’ time, bankable note at H p*-r cent interest. The Ladies Aid Society will furnish lunch at noon. R. C. HETTIT. Owner. A. L ffTKVKNSON. Auctioneer. S«w» S tate B ank . Clerk. OREGON NEWS NOTES OF GENERAL INTEREST Principal Events of the Week Briefly Sketched for infor mation of Our Readers. Former residents nt Minnesota held a basket picnic at Hal. ni Tuesday. Irrigon Is to have a new school building. Bonds for *40.000 have been voted and sold. The potato and wheat crops In the Th-achute* valley will be unusually heavy this fall. John M. Jones of Portland has re ceived a recess appointment as post master at Portland. Recent fires, with an aggregate loss of *6000. caused clltiens of Malin to call a meeting to organise a belter fire department. The Altiany cannery will bo *a larged at once by the construction of a new structure, 60x90 feet, for * fruit and berry preparation room. Henry F. McIlwain, of Eugene, who lias been ea-rlously III for a number of months, shot bliusslf through ths tempi«- and death followed Instantly. Vivian 1«. Puntcn. aged 46. farmer of (’amp creek. near Hprlagfleld. was stabbed to death during an alterca tion with William R. Elliott, a neigh bor Records of the submarine mlns tar get practice just completed at Fort Stevens Indicate the phenomeaally high score of 98 per cent on the figure of merit. Nine boys and two girts, whose ages ranee Troni eight to 16 years, were rounded up at Haletn on char*»* of committing petty thefts In different parts of the city. Mor» i han 75 pvr cent of the motor vehicle operators’ licenses, based on a total of approximately 165.000 appli cations received have been Issued by the Secretary of state. For lb- first lime in the history of the th-g»n Chy Manufacturing com pane of Oregon City tt cl<«-d for two weeks to allow employ«« and super intrndenta a vacation. The demand of the Northwewt MUI era* association for a 46.000pound car load minimum on grain products ship moats has t»-eti granted by th« Oregon public service commission. First Lieutenant Mayloa E Scott. 7th field artillery. Camp Lswla Wash . has bMhi detailed as assistant military instructor at the Oregon Ag ricultural college. Corvallis Application has been filed with the state engineer requesting state guar antae of Interest on bonds In the sum of approximately $15000«« voted by the Talent Irrigation district. Certificates of nomination In behalf of Janies M Cox for president and Franklin D Hoossvelt for vlccprrsi d*nt bare been received at the offices of ihe secretary of state at Hsl-m The prune drysr constructed at Hberldan this summer la now com pleiad The dryer, posting ***.00*, is of 40 tunnels capsclty. sad Is said to be the largest dryer In the state Just outside Corvallis is ths chicken ranch of (1 B. Coon, who has a pullet that has laid an egg each day for ill consecutive days The previous w->il-J vs daya t L, FT. <(L ".»* Ä q; ORE. -••-I. ~li rS • Following an In»■ etlgatlou held rw cwntly the Oregon public aervlcw com mlMlua haa roedved a letter from official* of the Sumpter Valley Rail road company to the effect that all fire tiaxard« a!»u* the linen of the corporation had t*‘<n ellmlniui-d It wa* charged that noverai fir>* had been atartid along the Hu in pt er Vai ley rallroud through the car*-l> «ntirea nt It* employ"«. Ituie«* the munly court of Waaeo county obtain* within a r> anonable lime righi» of way for apprmtmatety one mil" of road nceenaary to ronm-cq up the ('nlumbla river highway with the ntaie bridge acro«* the Itrnrhut«-* river, J M l»ev«rn. attorney for the -late hlthway department, will lu*(l- >uie legal proceedtags to cr>nd»mn the land n> « • «ary for the * u « v » mi of th* project Th I* announcement wna made by Mr. Ib-vcr* following a wtfrrrsfe with m<ml* r* of lhe «tato highway comml*»tun la Portland i W. A. Kwtng. A. K, Randall President View I’rra. E. D. Myers, Ca»hicr »tart a bank acr>’«int today and orovide for your future. You will And a checking ac count wry convenient fur your l>u»in«<Mi trwn»actmna We pay 4*4, intercut on time drpoait». TACKLE US FISHING TACKLE BATHING SUITS (for thv* whole family I CAMB EQUIPMENT BASEBALL and TENNIS SUPPLIES FIREARMS. AMMUNITION OUTDOOR CLOTHING and SHOES. SWEATERS. SHI RTS FLASHLIGHTS. KNIVES THERMOS BOTTLES SAFETY RAZORS. BIADE8 I *1 K >T< Ml KA 1 M IS E d«> all kind« of amateur kodak ftninhinif. 11 Ini W And Other Articles You Can Rely On ing. If you have any trouble in gi-fting good rvault* out of your kodak or camera, call >*n us; we «'an no doubt help you with guggerdfona that w ill hel| you get results and g'^sl. clear picture». We have had over 2<> year* experience in thia work »» n«i doubt can do y«>u some g«KMl. S<> Is* not backward in asking for help in this line. Your kodak« «-xaiiiined ft«-«*. Our price* are as follows, aluu\>» anh on delis erv <>( your work; please remember this; HAUSER BROS. “Where Albany, Everybody Salem. Carvsllit, r. amwi-MAN dwelopintf, copying, enlarging anti |>hot‘"graph Sa tn plea of our work <>n hand ft>r your m«p<*rtion. Buys’’ F.ugeae JOHN KLkACMA PRINTING Real Fatate Brakcrt SCIO - - - 2jx3|, or smaller, 40c draen 4x5. or smaller, 50c do&cn 3jx5|, and postcards, 60c dozen I OREGON l in V KU >1'1 NG Film rolls, any «izt*. 10c each Film pack*, anv size. 20c each Blate* up tn 5x7, &c Blate* almv« 5x7. 7je Office with the Sci«> l’r<»«hict Co., Mill »irt-vl. I 1st your farm with us and wr will sell tt for you. Causi commission charged. Glselman A. Kukacka IO .Mail orders M»lirltv«l and attended to promptly; must I»" aco'mpnnie«! by cn»h; any oyer remittance will be promptly returned. We thank you for pa*! an«i »olicit your future ¡latrvnage. Yours for go««! work, \V KSKI ,V'S Meat Market s I’f I >I< > HOLECHEK BROS. We wunt to lr«at the [mopfe right and will welcome nit* and new customers, selling iirst-clasa meat at the most reasonable price». We buy Veal, Hog» ami Hides, paying good prices. Give Us a Call I SCIO CASH FEED STORE THE ilol'Slol-’ QU Al.11 Y Carries ■ line of the bent f««xh on the market, knowing from «xn-nence ax ■ feeder that quality is the im|M>rtant [mint to eon*i«i<-r in buying fee.1 «-specially for the hog, dairy cow, laying nen or young stork. We also exchange Fisher’* Blend Flour a »trirtly Montana hard wheat flour) for wheal. We need am! ark yuur patronage. J D. DENSMORE The Cletrac way Makes Farming Pay B.'.'A.'I BARTU MOTOR CO WE HAVE .EVERYTHING OPTICAL KVE >I RAIN I* the cauiw of many HUMAN ILLS BANCROFT Optical Company 313 W. 1st St . Altiany • » ■- ■ .«-A* V.1’' FOR Coyotes ar« becoming common In ion» parts of Goon county and an effort la to be made by residente tn the pest ridden districts tn have the ronnty court establish • bounty tor the animals. The hydrographic survey of the Cmpqua river, which I* below made by a Halted States coast and eeodette «urwy party *tst|ou"d at Gardiner la charge of O. W nwaiuaou. <ovi rtiru< ot engluvwr. la n-arln^ <oinpleUou. There are 400 Inauranco eiunpanlea operatine In Oregon at pr-s-nt. while the aggregate liernae fava and prem luma race I red by th"- alate amount to *776.000 annually, according to A C Barber, state Ina urn ore «omnil»*lon*r Approximately 400 out of a flock of TOO sheep belonging to J H Hinton, stockman of Hamilton. Hrant county, died recently aa the result of eating lupine, a potnonoua weed, according to Or. W. H Lytle, state veterinarian Farcy Cupper, state engineer, haa assembled about 1£ photograph« of Oregon rwclamation projects which will ba on display at Beattie during the Irrigation and d»v»-lop«u--nt con grace which convenes there Septemtx r 1« and 17. Rotund of approximately 411.000 covering shipments of asphalt to the stats highway commission during the past seven years will be asked In a petition to be filed with- the Intej etale commerce commission within the next fsw days, according to C. E Lytle, traffic expert for the state highway department. To meet an emergency among turn ber manufacturer* on Coos bay an agreement haa hern reached between several of the mills and the Four L’* for a straight reduction of pay of SO cents each man. thia reduction to be temporary and to rule uutil the price of lumber products Increase so that ths present wags can be put Into affect again ‘■•V -e rh L**< ’.T" V Day or Night SCIO * - “•«♦** n-'C xVjy ‘ (alls Attended I 7 Cow*. will freshen in August •• «« early September 4 ■a «4 6 •* < ictota-r 6 earlv winter & spring 1 registered Short Horn Bull, milk ing strain 17 head Du roe Shoa!«. 3 and 4 mos. - old; average weight 100 lbs. 6 Brood Sows; farrow by Sept. 12. 1 retfiwU-red Duroc Boar. 15 head «if Ewes. 1 black Mare. wt. 1100, 9 yr». old. 1 bay Horse. 1160. 1 bay Mare. 1060. f ” ’ 4 -'-.Ä. ••-. ’^Fvka w V L DR A. G. PRILL Plniciai ani Snneoa Al K>:i4*> A. M., the following per»ot*ai property; Tuberculin teateti. Ranging from 2 to U years old. bred to registered Short Horn bull, milking strain. v . SCIO GARAGE Apex and Master Truck*. 1 to 5 ton* Racine. Ajax, Diamond and Crescent Tire* and Tube* Accessories, ( bls. • !iitml (¡iinoliliv General repair ami overhauling Work Guarani«v«i VV. L. COBB, Proprietor. i-
