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About The Scio tribune. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1919-19?? | View Entire Issue (May 19, 1921)
V ? 4« .’Ä •• < «afe LOCAL NEWS BREVITIES Parent-Teachers tonight. Camera fount!. Call Tribune office. Fred Jones did a good job dolling up th« interior of the bank. The rains of the first of the week have <!««r.-- no material damage. Tomato plants If each. Calavan Wilfrid Lester Shimanek of Mill City waa in town Saturday. Editor Dugger is spending the week end in Albany. W. A. Ewing was on sick report the latter part of the week. For sale. a9 year old mare, weight about 1250. R. E. Peery. 40 It There will be a dance at Weeely hall Friday evening. May 20. with music by Arnold’s orchestra. , b XL'-to-l' line near Portland baa been decided Farm machinery at leas than eoat , Mrs. George Hovendon of Port mlaaton at a meeting In Portland May price. Prices on all farm machinery I 27. The total distance Involved In the have taken quite a drop. Wr have s j land spent the week end with her propose«! improvement la 24 3 miles. large stork on hand <>t all kimjs of farm niece. Mixa Esther Humphrey. The question of closing the Willam machinery on which we are willing to I Hoagland and sons have return ette river to commercial fishermen I take our loaa, the same aa you have hail1 ed from California and report Mias will be discussed al a meeting of the , to lake your lose on your pnaiucta. The Hah com mt s* ton In Portland thia week. I farmer ton't the only one who Dolly as improved in health. H. Salzl to bring has been for some Printer Brant went fishing last Sunday and caught trout enough to share with three others, one being ye editor, whoee breakfast Monday was trout fixed up by the hotel's chef in epicurean style. Men wanted^o split old growth Hr at SI per cord. Good wood and good ground to work on. H. S. Nolan, Lacomb. 40 2t There will lie no services at the federated church Sunday morning because all the church people and children are going to have a regular old fashioned Sunday-school picnic at the Franklin Butte schoolhouse. The children will be taken out, but they must be at the church before 9:30, It is advisable for older folks to provide well Ailed baskets for the occasion. Plumbing season to on. . Plumbing goods arc down almost to the pr>e«*a be fore the war. We arc prepared to give you prices lower than the ratalogu* house« on ail plumbing r-«li and can do your plumbing In a aattofactory man at th. lowest [Misaibl« price. All waimntod N. 1. MORRISON «• • ‘«I«*«* 1 have established _____________ __________ a freight truck line from Mill till City to Albany, making trips Drainage District. triweekly tri-weekly Monday. Wednesday Msdnewday Fri day-connecting at Albany with the P«wb!er P«>«bier truck line from Portland, Purtiand, pass paae- ing through Lyons, Jordan and arm Selo. Scio. In answer to the article in The •ng | Will gather up cream for shipment to Tribune last week on the proposed Albany. .My My freight charges will b« I«« can get freight «n- on- , drainage ditch in the West Scio dis reasonable and you tir«ly by trues to your door, ifyou if tirsly so trict, about all the landowners in •LX-. desirw. CLYDE RODGERS. 1 Lyon. Plana ar« now under way for another Work on the completion of the upon by the driving of a tunnel that section somewhere near 50 Jordan power and light project is through Elk Rock tor a dials nee of were at the school house Monday- expected tn soon be resumed. 1400 feet. Blds will he asked within evening to hear the matter discuss Turner high school will present SO days and It to hoped to complete ed. Prof. Powers, drainage engi "Tootsie’s Husband" at the Peoples the project next fall. neer at O. A. C.. made a report of Mining men of Homestead are tak theatre In Scio, Wednesday eve. May his preliminary estimates and told ing great Interest In the development 25. Admission 15* and 85* of the procedure necessary to take at the Red t-edge mine. 20 miles down Good pasture for a few head of the Snake river A company has been to establish a drainage district. It cattle for the summer. Write, or running diamond drills on the prop appearing that about two-thirds of phone 109 Scio. II. 8. Nolan. La- erty for months and it to estimated those would not be benefited by the comb. 40 2t that they have more than 430.000,000 ditch, they withdrew from the meet- Three fox terrier puppies for sale. worth of ore blocked out. The Iteschutes county court will u.g an I th«- rsnmimng one-third <!<• 40 31 F. J. Kula. Slid burn. favor a band Issue of too.<«00 for com cided to act and immediately look Members of the 1. O. 0. F., who pletion of the Itend Sisters highway •top« toward forming a district and can get away, are spending their and The DalleeCallfomla highway In building a drainage ditch. The O. time at Albany thia week. cooperation with the alate highway A. C, men and County Agent Hey Thomas P. Prospal blew in from commission. Il la expected that the bonding measure will be on the ballot man pledged themselves to rentier Portland Saturday for a day’s visit all the assistance in their [tower to at the special election June ?. with the folks at home. Lincoln county has decided to join maze the undertaking a success. Mrs. Cooper and am of Montana with l.lnn. I«ane. Itenton and Marian visited with her niece, Mrs. Mylo counties In a movement to raise a fund of approximately Itooo «ith which to FOR SALE. Bartir. thia week. hire an expert to rollec-t data on the Ten-acre tract just east of Scio on | Mrs. T. W. Dilley of Oroville. telephone rate situation for presenta county road; all cleared and priced Calif., spent the latter part of last tion to the public Mrvlce commission reasonable. One-half interest in blacksmith week with her sister. Mrs. Riley at the rvheartng of the rate caae. Bld* for grading the Mount Hood shop. Shelton. loop In Clackamas county between the E. C. SHNLTON. For sale, two good young Holstein I’lackamss Multnomah county tine and * Real Estate Brol cows; one fresh, one coming fresh the forest boundary al Zig Zag will bo toon. Ix'onaril Gilkey. 40 2l opened by the elate highway cum Martin Schneider and C. motored to Salem Friday home Mike Deutsch, who III and in hospital there time. • • $2.40 $1.75 $2.75 $3.00 Olympic Flour Golden Pheasant Hour Olympic Scratch Feed Olympic Egg Maker forts ars also to be made to open a The "country fair" given by the echool at Weselv hall Tuesday even ing waa attended by everybody and proved entertaining as well as a fin ancial success. •r • • • Vc A . Scio Milling Company The I. 0. O. F., encampment and tract of about too acres aa a horaesItB, Rebekahs are holding their grand Elimination of the high trestle on the Oswego Southern Pacific electric lodges in Albany this week. I am in the market for fat lambs and sheep. When you think they are ready call, let me make you a price. 40lf J. L. R odgkrs , S cio . > * « BOX SOCIAL. D. C. THOMS, Rec. and Manager O. E. EICHINGER. Prw. Riverside school close« May 27th. I A program will be given following Marsharn Albert Luca« waa born the sale of the boxes, pox-reds to somewhere in Iowa m his parents go to the school for improvement, were crossing the oiains to Oregon. Best Hard Wheat Flour Program starts at 8 p. m.. and ev- April 22. IHSO. and died at Rickreall, erybodv is welcome 'Oregon, April 20. 1821. aged 71 yrs. II months and 20 days. His wife The rod and gun club will have a preceded him 3 years ago He is shoot Sunday at 2:30 on the Faltas survived by five children: Mrs.Stella ranch. The members arc asked to Miller. Turner; Prince Lucas, Rick be present at that limo, aa a meet reall; Cora Lucas. Scio; Mrs. Jessie ing will be held to transact import Morton. Portland; Thomas Lucas. ant business. Vancouver. Wash,; »even grandchil Fred Bilyeu went to Portland this DR i. W. GOIN. morning after a flivver and expects dren; two brothers. T. D. Lucas of Veterinarian. Tillamook and B. F Lucas of Port to arrive horr.e this evening. Authorised Auction Sate vwl Interviste land. beside» many friends who Inspector. Oovernor Olcott has announced that He was a kind Phones:—Paiac« Fevvl >h«-d. 1H4 J he won Id appoint Frank II. Word of mourn hisdeparture. Resotene««, 5UO R Portland as a member of the state and affectionate husband, earnest fa ALBANY. OREGON board of pharmacy to sut-ceed Clyde ther and loyal citizen. Interment O. Huntley df Oregon City, when the waa at Dallas. Or.—Turner Tribune. Mill CH f MH! FlWfllt IÍH. latter’s term expires May 20 See fairies and children in "Mid Mg hotel to be constructed on the summer Eve” musical entertainment Columbia river highway near Dodson, about 34 miles ««sat of Portland Ef •t schoolhouse. Friday. May 20. ./it W/ i*«* ■' j « .♦ The commission has exclusive jurisdic ' have to take a loss. We are all in the tion over commercial fishing In the ! same boat and will have, tn stand the Willamette and is authorised to take loaa. Wr have the machinery to sell. whatever action seems advisable in the same aa you have your crops. ihe caae. :» 2t N. I. MORRISON Inspection by R P. Vantrump, coun ty fruit Inspector, of many orchards tn s Marlon county Indicates that prunes are dripping from tbo trees and that this year’s crop may be below normal Dropping la due to the recent heavy | mlns, according to the fruit Inspector Prospects for a heavy cherry crop were never better than at the present time LEBANON - - OREGON New tariffs ordered by the Inter Office phon« 52 -R S. R m . 3»-R 14 state commerce commission as the re suit of the refusal of th* quest of Puget sound Interests for a rehearing of the Columbia basin rate case, will la ef fective June 20. It to announced. The rates give a 10 per cenl preference to Portland »• against Puget sound They will apply to grain, hay. potatoes and general merchandise. Further reductions tn the price of gas furnished by the Portland tins A Coke company will be ordered by the Oregon public service commission in a schedule to be prepared by the state department within the next few days It was estimated by engineers of the public service commission that under tbe proposed new charges the consuls era of gaa will save approximately 1334.000 annually. Dr. P. T. Tweed, 01 M. Veterinaria» Sanitary Meat Market — - Dealers in —— Fruh and Cund Milts Pmltrj ud Vaal Do You Know Why Our Customer« Ask for Kryptoks? Hecauae Krvntok lenses and blanks are of the finest quality. Because Kryptoks are the only in visible bifocal and they give the greatest amount of satisfaction to the wearer. Golden Beauty scud corn, finest quality for sale in quantity to suit. Ed Kalina, Scio. 3b 2t Oregon Made Nome Knitting Yorns A great surprise for the home knitters of Oregon, but still a fact. Further more, this yarn is alwoiutcly virgin wool yam; the wool was grown in iJnn countv. sold bv Mr. Senders totheOre- gon Worsted Company (mills located at Sellwood I. made Into worsted yarn by Roy T. Bishop, son of Q. P. Bishop, Booton Mil*. Salem. Oregon knitters try this yam out. All colors, 45c per ball of 2 oxa. Kamplrs sent on appheation. Address C. P. Bishop, Box 76, Salem, Oregon. Optometrist. HAROLD ALBRO. Manufacturing Optician GLASSES FITTED BY Graduate Optometrist PR1CEB REASONABLE WE HAVE .EVERYTHING OPTICAL Private office for examinations F. M. FRENC H fit SONS ALBANY A EYE STRAIN la the cause of many HOMAN ILIT3 Riley Shelton BANCROFT Real Estate Broker and Notary Public Optical Company 313 W. 1st St.. Albany Jibstrafts Obtained, & a mined jCIO - - - The Scio Produce Co AND Mutual Cream Buying Station Will after May 1st be in their new location, next door to J. D. Densmore ’ k feeci store will I m « AND prepared to handle your Cream, Eggs, Poultry, Hogs and Veal ; at the right ¡»rice. Cream tested every day ami paid ! for. A'square deal to all. Give me a trial ami be • convinced. W, B. BOWSER, ; Manager «♦♦»»«»•♦♦♦♦♦«♦«««•«•♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦«♦•♦»♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦»♦«««I CHERRO FLOUR la a quality product. The manufacturers of Cherro Flour keep the word quality in mind first, last an«I always. A uuality product sells itself after once having been introduced Cherro flour is milled from the choicest hard wheat in an up- to-date sanitary plant, and is absolutely pure, wholesome and uniform. Housewives take great pride in baking Cherro flour as they are sure of good bread and they are well repaid for their ef forts. The quality of Cherro flour will never be lowered. It will be made better if possible. CHERRY CITY MILLING COMPANY. I Shelton & Co. Props SCIO. OREGON I OREGON «
