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About The Scio tribune. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1919-19?? | View Entire Issue (June 1, 1922)
| Notice that the undersigned will sell at public auc tion to the higtwsl bidder for ca»h Notice ia hereby given LOCAL BREVITIES ! A. A. Bender was an Albany busi ness visitor Saturday. In hand one iron grey gelding. 6 Picture printing and enlarging year« old, and branded with the quickly done. J. F Wesely. letters JD connected, un the left stifle, to satisfy a lem in favor of L L. Thon as was a business vis $42 60 and the costs and expenses itor in Albany last Thursday. of thM sale, said sale will take place Bring your Kodak developing tn at the William Brenner feed barn us work dona right. J. F Wesely. in the town of Scio. IJnn County, J. D Densmore was looking after Oregon, on the 3rd day of June, his butane«» interests in Albany last 1922. al the hour of 10 o'clock am. Friday of said day. Dated this 13th day of May. 1922. D H. Fleece, county commission C. M. Kendall, er. was in Scio on official business Shcrriff of Ijnn County, Oregon. Mondav Hy J. N. Weddle. |)eputy T. L. Dugger returned to I^*ba- n>>n last night, after spending a few days in Scio. We have I- verything pvt Jeff Myers, of the Kingston neigh borhood. was a business visitor in Sew» Thursday. st MAIN Is the cause of many J S Sticha has com pie tel paint ing his home and it now looks like an oasis in a desert. HUMAN ILLS BANCROFT Nelson Crumea. of ls-banon. is visiting hi« brother, ljuincy Crumea, northwest of town. Optical Company 818 W. 1st St,, Albany DR HCQ DENTIST Office Hours I ■J to 12 A M 1.30 to £> F. M ('. C. BRYANT ATTORNEY AT LAW 2i»l * New Hmt National Hank liklg ( OREGON ALBANY Dll J w. COIN. Veterinarian. Authorised Auction Sale and Interstate Inspector. Phones: - Palace Fred shed. IM J Residence, MM) R ALBANY. OREGON Corned be«f and cabbage! get your corned beef at the Sdo Meat Market Report on Gymnasium Al a meeting of the Gymnasium ommlttee Mav 29. the fullowing Rose and Mary Wesely left Sat report on finance was made. urday for a short visit with friends Total amount of assets ...... 82600.00 in Fortland. Cash paid for bonds .......... 1548 00 Warren J. Burden, of Fortland, formerly of West Scio, is here for a Material and labor paid in short business visit Unpaid to date ...................... 557 00 (Teo Kruger and wife, of Crab Total liabilities to date ..... 82500 55 tree, are the proud parents of a Scio lx«g A Lumber Co...... 1660 DO baby boy, born Mav 8. W J. Chromy....... ......................4K7 00 Oscar Hutchison is in Scio for Truss Rods......................... 148.65 Decoration Dav. Mr Hutchison Hardware ................ ................ 50.00 is a resident of Fortland Labor...................................... 260 00 The city cuoneil meets tonight in Probable extras, (lumber wgular session All who are inter and hardware) ......... 66 00 ested are Invited to attend. In order that no indebtedness Give yourself a g<> <1 time at the might tie incurred, it was decide«! dance at the Z (' B. J. hall Satur that only that part of the building which needs to lie protected should day night. June 3. Good music. lie finished at this time. Mr Bailin Milo Bartu was in I’ortiand Sat uf the Scio lx«g A Lumber Co., has urday and brought out a new consented to withhold the flooring Overland 4 car for Wm. Kuicken.; temporarily co that that amount on route 2. may I n * used to finish putting on the Joe Oupor, wife and giardson. roof snd to paint the structure. Earle Stan, drove to Silverton Sun It will lie noticed in the above day. Earle will stay with his statement that the expense for labor 1 father. H A Man, this summer is only about half the normal am-j M McBride, of ' Sth Silver Medal dub for his fine the same being recent tnp of the of the ü 8 Unn <f"un,T u Shedd, gets the from the Jersey Jersey bull, the awarded on the Jersey breeders Can*la thro««h r You’ll Find Your Want to PW ha» •»-< »O;M aUv as» 1 " —— For Sale An extra good milch cow. !«e«.nard Gilkey For Sal«* At a bargain, one Briscoe roadster, »tarter and five good tires See Fred Bilyeu. Found in Richardsons Gap. a lic ense plate Owner give number and pay for this ad. Tribune. Help Wanted Men to cut wood. 75 cents to fall and saw and 75 cents to split snd cord the wood. In« quire of Fax Thayer. For Sale Good steel range with reservoir. ch«-ep for cash. See It at Densmores feed store. Chas Chrz, Scio. 33lf •‘or Sale One Doroc Jeisey low, bred to full blood Duroe Jersey boar and due to farrow about June 14 Ser R E. Peery, ruute 3, Scio. it F. W Haskell, wife and daughter I "unt. Thia is due to vol. ntrer Wanted rw» or three good boys or girls in every <r«>mmunity to There Roy Crabtree, of Jordan, la the Luella. of Frndleton are visiting at labor, chiefly uf schoolboys take subscriptions for the Tribune. proud |>->»«-ssor of a new Buick, the I. V. McAdoo home this week. him just Iwcn a stage in lhe build If any on«- ia interested, please They drove down, ami spent Decor- ing when boy lalior could not tie purchased in Albany last Friday. come in and make arrangements anion Day in W • Iburn with rela uwM. Manv men volunteered assis to g>> to work. Attractive price W H. Young and wife drove over tance in raising scaffoldings, planks tives to each solicitor. from Camas. Wa*h., Monday to and trusses but when the rafters Say. gents, do you know you can I spend Decoration Day with relatives ■’or Sale l>crrick fork and 28 feet were put into place even adult vol-! of steel track, all complete; 11)0 get a pair of dm*» -floe» for 15, a and friends. unleers could not be asked to help feet j inch rope, nearly new; 9 pair of silk sox for 50 cents, or a Now is the time to apply Arsen inch I-horse steel plow; 5 plow 1- and a crew was hired temporarily. pair of lisle sox for 20 to 25 cents, ( ate of lead spray. We have it. and horse cultivator; 8 foot barn door An adequate crew costs from 820 silk knit ties, the very latest, fori with rollers and 16 feet of steel will give you the benefit of our bi 125 a day. Bondholders and 75 cents at Coury's’ track. 1 old mail cab; 1 tongue knowledge. Get it here. others interested would do well to buggy pole; 1 (¡-hole Charter Oak Mrs James Richardson, of Amity, J. F Wesely. boost for volunteer labor as much cook stove For all or either of a former resident >>f Scio, writes as possible in order to stop this above, see Rolla Shelton. Scio, County A pent A. C. Heyman re- that she ca' not get along without Oregon. 41tf. drain which must be met with fur-1 p< rts that farmers in the Houston the Tribune, and will now receive thrr bond sales. and Berlin communities have been it regularly. She ha« n<>t taken it It ia unnecessary to expect bays cooperating to their full power in for the trnst two years. to do ail the volunteering. Men eliminating of 'he Canadian thistle. Hjermstemi & Riddle are the pur have considerable idle time that J. N. Weddle was a visitor to In« chasers of a Hupmobile touring ear they could without harm to them •I. ndenc*- Sunday to ■*« his brother and a Ford truck from Fred Bilyeu.' selves contrii ute to the good of the E A Weddle, who is a barber there A short time ng > they purchased a community. All have boosted very and who has I wen sick He is now lord son tractor and a full set of nicely sj far. able to lie up and around the house. equipment from .Mr Bilyeu In the future, the proudest people J. F Wesely and family, accom- will be those who helped most. The appraoch to th«- bridge across imnied by his mother, will motor to THREE REASONS the Willamette river at Albany, on Anyone who can drive a nail can be Portland Sunday. Grandma Wesely used from now un in finishing why you shouki have us examine your the Benton cuuty side, w as damagt-d eyes. First, we give a scientic exam- will proceed to Stellacomb, Wash., gables. roof ami shingling. Do not by fire Monday evening cause,! by | mat ion, second, wr never advise glasses where she will visit with her son, unless they are really needed, and Ihmd. ditbrin under neath catching fire watt to be ask«*d if you Dead glasses we will have them Ed. from a match or lighted cigsrvt : tnaiiv under our (ersonal supervision. The county boundary board has The Southern Pacific Railroad has Mr. and Mrs. George Bilyeu were ruled that the recent Union high announced a 25 per cent reduction in Salem Monday to visit their school election at Brownsville was in fares to many points on lhe coast grandson. Georg«* Hart, who is at illegal tiecause of irregularity in the ami is thereby ms king a bld fur lhe the Tuberculosis Hospital. He had petitions II is said another election patronage of the travelor. The S.F. just pas*«‘<l through another hemor* will I m * held, the first having carried is one of the heavies taxpayers in rage and th«- doctors say he cannot Linn «munty and is entitled to the HAROLD ALBRO, The memlvers of the Jersey Jubi stand many more of them. patronage of our citizens. Manufacturing Optician lee procession visited the S. B Holt Gov. Oloitt h>«» removed C. E. farm on its last lap toward Salem, Gates.of Medford,from 11 m * state fair ♦♦♦eeooooooooooooooooooeeeooooooooooooooeoooooooooo! and found the genial proprietor board, to liecotnr effective today. It ready to meet them with a held is said the cause of removal is Mr second to none. Mr. Holt takes a Gates' activities with the Ku Klux RELIABLE UNDERTAKERS I>ack M-at for no one. Klan. He was ap|»<>intrd to the All funerals given personal attention by Mr Lowe 1 Ser vices and I ricee ««uaranteed to Satisfy Every ( u»torner Sunday was one of the davs that state fair board about a year ago. l.a«i) Attendant if desired turns the citizen from his lethargy A profusely illustrated booklet, N. C. Ixiwo Auto I- Mosaisos ' itnd makes him hunt the highwavs lebanon r - _» Phone -bay, S97 ' printed in four colors ami contain ! Phone» Eqmpaeot Phone—Night. » and the by-ways for recreation, wnd ing detailed descriptions of summer, ooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooeoooooooooooooo, Semites were scarce tu their home mountain and beach reoorta in Ore town Sunday —Some sight seeing, gon has just been issued by the some fishing and others visiting. Sout< ern I’acific Company Thirty An error in the ad of C. E Ken- thousand coi|w*<i of the |>amphlet dle was <>ne of the things that some have been printed .«ml are being times happens in the best print widely distributed throughout lhe shops. and we are no exception. In country ^.^.7/leaäe O. F. Korinek Veterinarinn STAYTON, • - - OREteOX < alls answered l>ay or Night Tuberculin 'testing hoim T,rM A great surprise for the home knitters of Oregon, but still a fact. Further more. this yarn is al*solutely virgin wool yarn; the wool was grown in lunn countv soki by Mr. Senders to the Ore gon Worsted Company (mills located at Sellwood), made into worsted yarn by Roy T Kishop. son of C. I*. Bishop, proprietor of the Woolen Mill Store of kalem Oregon knitters try this tarn out. All colors. per bail of 2 oxa Samylrw sent on application. Address ('. P. Bishop. Box «.«. Salem. <»r«-gun, Cherro Flour! la being u «si more and more by |mrti ular bread lutkent. Don't say you cannot bake good bread if you have not used CHERRO flour try it and nee how easy it ia to bake with CHERRO flour, aa every sack is uniformly r illed from the beat hard wheat Carried by J. B. Couey assess t as sssaas si x aaaaa LOWE & MORRISON DENSMORE’S the price for resetting No. & horse- shoes lhe price quoted was "82 55”, when it shoultl have read "12.25"— « difference of 30«' saved to the i customer. The stores of Scio dosed nt ten »dock Tuesday morning for the lav. it being Decoration. Many went to lhe local cemeteries, and others took in the exercises at other points. It was a glorious day for the occasion Scio has but one G. A R man left. W. S. Carpenter, and he is past eighty wars. Verily, the old boys are passing from among I us l/l the Tribune do your printing. Cherro Poultry Feeds The house of quality for Seed, Feed and Hour. Are Best - Many scientific poultrymen have reported to th«* inanfac- lurera of CHERRO f»*«*d that there ia no poultry feed on the market that equals CHERRO in quality, and thepric** fo a little leas on accouat of Iraa freight. — If you have n«it tnu-d CHEK- RO. try it and be the judge. Carried by The Scio Milling Co. We have a car of LESLIE SALT in trnnxit. and «•♦*♦* it before Qtiytng elsewhere. Be sure When your hogs ara ready for market, phone, write or see J. D. DENSMORE ..... 4
