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SHELBURN NEWS
John L Kelly, our drug trial, has
Having <leci«l«-d to «put farming. 1
June 12
will sell the following personal prop«wt> added a full line of the Kurtnek
Mrs Martha Pvpperling was in
st my place, the ok I Garland farm, six stock remedies, and says he believes
Victor Lyon has returned to hit
Albany Tuesday on business
miles east of Seto, and 12 miles north
he found the best t>n the market
home for a visit after living in Cal-
R. A Scott and wife attended east of Ixibanon, near the Richardson
ifurnia for toe past year.
Gap bratgr on
W. A. Ewing. E D. Myers and
church in Tallman last Sunday.
TH HEE REASONS
J. D liensmore ma«le a lamin ess
trip to Mill City Monday morning.
why you sh«««iid have us examine
C< me t«> Scio Tuesday night, July
eyes. First, we give s sclentic exam
4th.
Big dance at the Z C. B J.
ination; second, we never advise glasses
unless they are really n«««.-«!« <1. and thiol, hall.
Remember.
if you need glasses we will have them
made under our personal supervision.
The Spanish War Vetrans. at their
^6. illeade
convention in Pendleton last week,
se ected Albany as their place of
meeting in 1923.
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Increase your milk production by
using one of several good brands of
fiy chasers, which we carrv.
HAROLD A LB RO.
Manufacturing Optician
J. F. Wesely
Mrs. C. W H»dge has accepted a
position as forrlady in the Ieban«>n
cannery. She will spent! her week-
ends in Seio with her family.
5M
£4
lxiuis Bowerman and son. of
Portland, spent Sunday as the
gui-sta of George L. Sutherland
Mr Bowerman is a pleasent gentle*
man and a profound student uf
economics.
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Rolla Shelton, wife and family.
Archie Ray have been namird ap-
spent Sunday at Fred RodarmeTs
Commencing at 10 o’clock sharp:
prasierw of the «-stale of Wilbur M
W. H McLain and family and
LI v esteak 14 hs-i of high grade Callaway, a minor
The estate is
Mrs.
T M Rusnell att«-ndod the
milch cows, sonw- fresh. some «tuning valued at S5.000
graduation exercises at the Willam
fresh. 1 reg^stcrvl Guernsey bull; C
head of horses ctMtsisting of i sorrel
Painters have started putting on ette university Wr«ln«-sdav. Harvey
mare weighing I.V«u or !4<S>. I gray finishing coats <>f paint at the Z C. Mclxiin eras one of the graduates.
horse weighing I ■
or 1400, 1 gray
B J building, and when completed He expects to enter the University
horse weighing 1300, 1 Intckakln Horae.
will
make the structure stand out of Iowa this fall.
2 bay mare* weighing 11'0 oach. 2 pu'S
tine.
It will lie grey in color
Emmalln* Cars m of Allxny and
bred registered !>ur«*c Jersey sows with
pigs; another brood *»>w with pigs; 7
Eldrnd and Marion bmg. S. L. Ixmg
A B Cain, of Portland, a brother
sbotee weighing about ’.«• pounds each.
and wife and son. Ronald. A. I*
of
R. M Cain, spent the week end
Imalementa and Vehicles Cham
Powell and wife and Maxine were
pion binder, Mrtorrnfck binder, hay here with his brother, and attended
picnicking along R<tanng River up
rake. Iwo-horw- cultivator, one horse the community club meeting at
shove Larwo m ! Sunday.
cultivator. H«M*«*-r drill, «ingle diac, Riverside Monday evening
He re-
two-aection harrow, 14 inch plow. 3-
Claud Churchill and family. of
turned to Portland Tuesday morn
hor«c disc, new John !>eere com bind
McMinnville, visited relatives in
ing
er. Reliance cream *»-|>ar*lor, 2 wood
Shelburn Sunday.
racks, 1 gravel H« m I. som«- chickens.
(’. C. Dickson, nationally known
Lunch will be served at n««jn by the
Jersey breeder, of Shedd, who mys
ladies of Providence church.
Bring
teriously disappeared from his home
cups.
over
a week ago is thought to lie in
Terms of Sale
’> • of i20 or I«-»»,
Davis.
California, a small town
cash.
Sums above IltO. six months
ivtsivn
Sacramento and San Fran
time on bankable not«-* at M per cent
F or Saut Old papyrs. 10c per
interest.
cisco %
bundle at the Tribune office.
WEDNESDAY. JUNE 2«
O W. G*Rl*ND, Owner.
A. L- SUWenson, Auction«-« r.
W. F. McAdoo and wi fe returned
J. C. Msyer. Clerk.
from Castle Rock. Wm.. last Sature
day and report Scio is a hustling
"Made Yesterday. Slid Today.
He says
burg beside that town
Meadow Shad«- Butter.
a creamery is the life saving con
Wanted 100 b >•anberry picker*
cern there.
at G. M Aupperly’e. Ij miles east
The first <»n the construction of
of Jefferson
Radio stations in your home sppears
A. R. Mc|h»nal<! haa Iw-vn e»mfin«-«!
this week.
Read it and dip t out.
at
the home of hi* daughter. Minnie
then pa* e it in your scrap-book,
b>ng.
with a summer cold.
each chapter will be worth many
dollars to you.
Verne Reev«-a is the prou<! t>>s«-»-
DR. I ICQ
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9 to 12 .«
Office Hours:
M.
1:.W t«> 6 P. M
C. C. BRYANT
Attorney at Law
Cusick Bank Bldg
ALRAN\
OREGON
DR J W. GOIN.
Veterinarian.
Ilenrv G. Shelton, chief of police,
janitor at the school house and all
around good citizen. returned Mon
day from Ashland, where he spent
his vacation with a sister.
He says
he had a good time.
or of a new F--r«l touring car. pur-
cham*«i from Frtrd Bilyeu last week
SjAlbert Randall. Daisy Buckner.
Voila Brenm-r and Mr J. S Sticha
made a flying trip to Cot-age Grove
yesterday, returning the same
John McFarland, of l«eavenworth. evening.
Kansas, visited at the home of his
Melvina Brenner is in Seio from
«nier. Mrs. J. D. Densmore, from Roseburg, assisting in the care of
Friday till Tuesday. He is return her m«»tber. Mrs Mary A. Richard
ing home from the Shrine conven son who fell and injured h«-em-if at
tion al San Francisco.
her home here last week.
Mrs. E. J. Callaway and son
left yesterday morning for Jun
Authorised luction Sale sial Interstate tura, Malheur county, where they
Inspector,
will stM-nd about two weeks visiting
Phon«-*:—Palace F«-«-«1 *-hed, IH4 J
Residence. ftUO-R
a sister. This will be their first
ALBANY. OREGON
visit to eastern Oregon.
E. J. Miller, who has a large
loganberry field near Turner, was
In Scio last Thursday, having come
to get some Imard« from our mills
He says his crop Is looking fine and
that it is one of the best in the
Mrs. J. F. Wesely and children vslley. He thinks th« price for pick
and Grandma Wesely returned last ing will be l(c per pound
week from a visit with relatives in
The state highway commission is
Washington
They report a fine at work connecting ui> th«* half
visit, and motored through snow on mile stretch just north of Alliany on
some of the mountains there.
the Pacific highway and soon will
Chas. Barta was in Scio Monday
Mr. Barta
transacting business
says he would come here oftener,
but tne roads leading into Scio are
not as good as those ¿ending away
from Scio, hence his visits are few
and far between.
O. F. Korinek
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HTAYTON,
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OREGON
I alls answered l*sy nr Night
Tutierculm Testing
I t T M3”
111,11 N Tkm
A great surpri-« for the home knitters
of Oregon, but still s fact. Further-
m«tre. this yarn is alwolutely virgin
wool yarn, the wool »as grown in I inn
county «old b> Mr Scmkr« totheOre-
Sm Wor«t«-<i Company imills l«M-ate<i at
■llwvod). ma«h- into worsted yam by
Roy T Bishop, M«>n of C. P Bishop,
proprietor «if th«- Woolen Mill Store of
Salem. Oregon knitters try this yarn
out. All «mlors. 45<- p« r ball of 2 oas
Ham pin- sent on appl-cation. Aildress
C. P. Bishop, Box 7k. Salem. Oregon.
Cherro Growing Mash
Fell with
CHerrs Grewing Ssrsteh
Gives ths licet results
Carried by
SCK) MILLING CO.
by going under th«- railroad not
over it a rule th«- highway commis
sion is following wherever and
whenever it can.
The McAd-m family attended the
funeral of an oh! time friend in
Salem Tuesday after i«»on. Mrs.
Jake Bauman She I came (Martially
paralyzed about se««-n years ago,
and thin malady finally claim«*d her
last
Friday
She was a kind
neight«or and a friend imi«-ed
No
children survive, but two grand-
The publishers of this paper do daughters, her husliand and numer-
not like to publicly remind soma of ous relatives survive.
its readers that they are in arrears,
Whi'e in Salem Tuesday attend-
and would not if it did not n«-v«l the ing the funeral of Mrs. Jake Bau
little money due it We sure would man. the editor notice«! many new
appreciate a little lift from them. business houses and residences in
Me are doing all we can to booat the course of erection ami remodel
this section of Linn county, and you ing
The Gray bell confectionery
know it lakes money to dob uainoaa and resturanl has lease«! the room
and booat. Can’t we have a ready until recently occupied by a drug
1 reaporaw to Wua request?
store aad is enlarging its bumneas
Charly Young. Tony Faltus and
Joe Wesely and son. Max. went to
Benton county Sunday to try their
luck at baas fishing and didn’t
have any.
They caught two or
three small ones and brought them
home and t> rned them loose in the
mill race.
Cherro Flour
have it pa*«d. It eliminates danger
F W Haskell ami family, who
have l>een visiting the family of
The farmer* around here are busy I. V. McAdoo, left Sunday evening
just now in laying by their crops, for Woodburn t>> visit Mr Haskell's
picking berries anP otherwise get mother, Mrs. Lucretia Haskell.
ting ready for a great harvest. If Mr. Hask II is an experwm e<l gro
we could just receive snaking rain a ceryman, and will comrm-nce work
record crop would lie realiz«-d, but ing for the Rn’h Grocery Co., in
more than average will result any Dallas next Monday.
how.
Mrs. G. B H, LaBounty, and Jiroch Sisters will do dresa making
three eons. arrived last Thursday
during the summer months.
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for a visit with her mother, Grand
ma Bailey Their home is in Aber For Sale McCormick Binder, in
deen. Wash , and on a former visit
good condition. Price f60. In-
quire of W. Brodie, ronte 2. box
one »f the boys ran a nail in the
7. Scio. Oregon.
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second fingrr of his right hand, and
on thia visit he tan a nail in one of Help Wanted Men to cut wood, 75
cents to fall and saw an«! 75 cents
hts feel. He has been suffering con
to split and cord th«- wood. In
siderable pain but is getting along
quire of Fax Thayer.
fine.
Stray«*«! 14 months old Jersey heif
er. black, half of he tail white,
J. N. Ixmg reports that he be-
white spot on forehead, white
liev«-« in patronizing home industry
under belly. J. S Warwick. Ip
more than ever now, liecause he
received a check for IH2 from hia Taken up A holstein heifer, about
14 months old. more black than
fivv cowa. He sells his milk to the
white
Owner may have same
cvndensery, and received the check
by paying for thia ad and pasture.
from then He says he flnds it pays
Arnold Boyanovaky
him better to sell the whole milk
lx>ganberry (tickers want«?d- Two-
(han to M-perate the cream. Can
and one-half miles northwest of
anyone beat this record' One cow,
Marion.
Inquire al Grapelane
he says, la-ats 50 p«>unds per day
Farm, route 2. Turner, Oregon.
Maae reservations n«>w.
Good
Sam Stoller and wife planned a
picking.
47p
trip to the coast which took them to
For Sale Mv ’’Cheerful” heater, a
Tillamook where they visited Archie.
real heating stove at a remark
Willard and Delbert
Ixing.
Of
ably low figure for cash
Thia
course they could not go without
stove ha* hardly been used, and
taking J. N. Long and wife along,
if y««u intend to buy a stove thia
tiecause the Long boys are their
fall you cannot afford to overlook
eons. The happy crowd had a spier
thia.
Call at the Tribune.
did visit, assisted with milking 3b
cows, which kept them out of mis
chief. The Ix<ng boys take 14 cans
of milk to the cheese factory each
Mak«-« such nm bcrml that baking is a
day, and are doing fine. Willard
pleasure
Aak fur I BERKO. Carried
Long also puts in 8 hours on the by your grocer,
road along with his dairy work.
John B. Couey
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