The Scio tribune. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1919-19??, August 17, 1922, Image 6

Below is the OCR text representation for this newspapers page. It is also available as plain text as well as XML.

    <r
I
LOCAL BREVITIES
1
R. A. Scott will hold a public
R C. Pettit was <>ne of th* peas­
The best 'in* of vegetables io Scio
the Tribune office Auction August 29th.
«rill ba found at the Meadow Shade
Dr A. G Prill and wife wars Al­ Dairy.
ant caller* at
Monday.
N*w supp I » of Work Shirt» just
See Laster B»iy«u's sale ad io this
received.
I he price is naht. Get
paper.
your needs here. J. F Wesely
Ross Hihler came in Saturbey for
E F. Gilkey. Alvis Gilkey ami
a short visit w.th relative*.
Misses Pauline Sims and Frieda
C. K. Kendl« i« installing a band»
Thayer were Sunday visitor* in Port­
saw in his blacksmith chop
land.
Joe Dolezal and wife were in Al-'
H. L. Ratlin and wife and son and
hnny Saturday on bumness
Mias Mildred Coury went to Fort­
Mrs. Katherine Kester spent a land Saturday an* I rft urned lura-
part of last week in I’oriiand
I day.
Heler4«nd Albina Dpbrkovsky were
The Albany canner* will not oper-
in Albany Monday on business
ate this year, according to a alate­
Wm Rhoda went to Albany Sat­ menI by the ne* owner*. Salem
urday to •«* how fast th* town was ; people.
growing.
Mrs. lullie Hiblcr sn<l son. Uonel,
Will Holfiich, of Albany, eame up of Seattle, arrived Monday by auto
Monday to witness the F’ordson dem­ for a week's visit with the former's
parents, M. C, Gill and wife.
onstration.
bany visitors early Monday morning.
John Miller and wife came up
from
.Marion County Saturday to
8*11 vour barrlea to th« Winner
Producá Company, at Scio or J*ffer-j visit Mrs Miller's mother. Mrs L.
W Pomeroy
eon.
Eunice Knauf and Verda Oeder.
Lyle Fickbn came up from Port­
of
Silverton, came over Saturday
land F riday evening for a abort vts-
for
a visit with Mr* Art Kbetton.
it with hit mother.
the former being a niece of Mr*.
Jim Studnicka was up fron Jeffer­ I
Shelton
son Monday, wherr he la managing
the Winner Produc* Co. branch.
I C. A. Ramsden, of Portland, was
O « Hutchison, of Portland, is here over Sunday visiting at the J.
visit in* relativ*«. He was at on* D. Densmore home. Mr Ramsden
ia a Radio man and looked over the
time in I he hotel business in Scio.
Radio outfit of Johnnie Densmore's,
J. T. Funk came in Monday tn and took a |>art of the equipment to
the Ford demonstration and while Portland with him for adjustment.
her« found time to call at the
Tribune.
i
Joe Bartu was in from th* farm
Friday on business
He is driving
Saturday night is the date for
Mr*. Dave Patterson, of Albany,
t on« of the big truck* for the C*m-
arrived yesterbay for a visit with anuthei big dance at the Z C B. J.
Fox S ai ■ Good straw.
Inquire
cron sawmill.
hall
Arnold otchestra will furniah
relatives and friends.
of F. T. Thayer, Scio. Oregon 2c
Federal Tire* are now cheap in
4
th« music. Everybody Invited.
Firestone Cord Tires. soxsj. at
price but not in quality — 516-96 F or S aij ( 16 inch fir wood. Sea
Losie Bowerman and son. Ralph,
Vilas Arnold. Scio. Orsgoo.
2p
512 46. Get them from th« Itartu
and a tube free. Get them at
of
Portland,
came
up
Saturday
to
Motor Co., Scio, Oregon.
Cows for Sale—All giving milk
Hartu Motor Co,
hear the debate.but were disappoint­
some to freshen soon, inquire of
Mt*- Mylo Bartu has gone
W. L. Wolcott and E B. Titus,
ed Mr. P’ercv failed to appear.
G. L. Flanagan.
ltf
Santa Crux.
California, for
j of near Sandeimon's b> idg*-. came in
Lost. Strayed or Stolen- - Black Gor­
month's visit with her folks
John Ciclan, an Oregon pioneer,
Monday to ace the Ford*«! demon-
don Setter Dog from its home in
died
at
the
home
of
a
»oh
In
Ait>any
I st ration and to do some trading.
Heat prices for vour canning
Richardson Gap. F'inder please
peaches If ordered through Meadow Saturday night and was buried Taea-
notify J. D Densmore.
J M. Swank, of Tallman, came
day morning. He -ame to Oregon
Shade Dairy. Order now.
over Monday to ace the Fordaon B ring vour FNergruen Blackberries
I in 1M7.
to C. W. Hodge. We are receiv­
Sam Stoller and 'wife, Mrs. Will
Power demonstration, and while
Arthur Griffith, the founder of
ing in the J. F Weaely express
Sims ami Mrs. J. N. Long were
here called at the Tribun* office.
office
Square deal to all. Mar­
i the Sinn Fein In Ireland, died of
shopping in Albany Saturday.
ket price paid. We pay cash. 2c
Winter
is
coming,
and
not
far
Roy R. Gill,of Spokane,arrived Sat­
• heart failure last Friday in Dublin.
Ed Jones and wife came over from
urday for a wr-rk s visit with his
> He was said to be the strongest of distant. Get your rubber boots, For Sale One 16-inch Syracuse
Shelburn Saturday oi business, ami
wool overahirta. underwear and
chilled plow, one 12-inch J. I. Case
parents. M. C. Gill and wife. R»y
all Irish Free State leaders.
while here called in to see the editor.
steel
plow, one double diac plow,
Army
blankets
at
the
People
’
s
Store.
« viee-pt< si<*«mt and general man­
There are I ut four vacant house*
one good hurw and buggy, one
William Brenner hied himself
ager «1 fie Holley-Mason Hardware
it is reported around that sheep­
in Scio, at the present time, and as
young mare weighing about 1200.
Co., of Spokane, and at one time away from work long enough Sat­
Inquire of Arnold Boyanovsky. 2c
soon as school opens these will be men are now offering 59.00 to
was editor of th« Scio Tribune, then urday to go to Albany amt transact
taken. Many changes have taken 510.00 for good breeding ewes, with Hoppickers wanted - For largest
known as the Santiam News.
a little bumneea.
place recently, in selling and renting. prospect of being worth more mon­
ranch in Oregon, We furnish
wood’ water, ti nt, or room, for
ey in the near future.
Charley Goin» and S. H Goins I
families, straw for bedding, and
At last the highway is to be psv-
were in Saturday to attend the de­
pay SC per box. Write for reg­
ed
through Jefferson, according to
istration card and circular.
Fried Chicken Dinner
bate. but there was none, owing to
F.
Clemens Horst Co., Indepen­
the
Jeffersou
Review
of
last
week.
the absence of Mr. Pierce, whow
dence,
52-1c
wife was ill and he ha I gone to h«r It is surely needed and may the
From 12 Io 2 Snuday
work program rapidly.
Money tn Iatan at 6i'F- The Feder­
bedside, at laitirande.
o**e«e**e*oooao**e*****eoo
al Land Hank of Spokane, Wash ,
Don't forget the Scio Tribune’s
tester Bilyeu is advertising his
wiill make loans 'hrough the
| liberal offer. By paying all arrear­
I personal property for sale prepare
Forks of the Santiam National
age*.
You
get
th«
paper
for
the
Farm I. an A»*>ciation in amounts
lory to moving to his ranch in Mon
from Slot) to 110.000. for a peri­
next
12
month*
for
51
26.
This
al
­
J tana. He wants to be close to the
od of 5 to 33 years, on first mort­
Help
I oil wells thercatemt* and protect his so applies to new sub*c Tiber*
gage security. Inquire of W H.
I interests. Die sale occurs the 31al. your home paper to become better
McLain. See.-Trees , rout« No. 2
by giving it unlimited support
Scio, Oregon.
Viscount Northcliffe. the eminent
You will appreciate the su|>rrior quality of CHERRO' Flour when you
kite ami light bread it makes, with that natural nutty flavor.
English newspaperman, died Monday
of
a mysterious diw-sse contested
• Ask your Grocer for CHERRO Flour.
while in Germany, and a publici
RELIABLE UNDERTAKERS
burial will be accord«-*! him today.
CARRIED BY
All fum-rala given personal attention by .Mr. I owe
He was a power in Europe, despite I
Services and t rie«* «Guaranteed U> Satisfy Every Customer
society's opposition.
lady Attendant if deaired
|
Oc
1
• y
r
£ 1
*
»
Cherro Flour
LOWE A. MORRISON
J. B. COUEY
Cherro Poultry Feeds
? **
The quality of a finis tux I product depend« upon the quality of th*
separate parts it la ma<k* of, and how it is made. The manufac­
turers of t'Hl KKO Poultry F’l-ois guarantee that nothing but
th* beet, purest and «leanest product» are used in the manafac-
turv of CHI 1*110 Poultry Feeds
Carried by Scio Milling Co.
HURRY!
‘Time Di aws closer to the end of
our special subscription offer of
$1.25 if all arrearages are paid to
date, the offer being for one year
in advance. 1 his also applies to
ne<v subscribers. Hurry! Offer
ends Aug. 31 at 6 p. m.
The Scio Tribune
Fidwin Holland,
son of Mrs. Feed
rented the house
land occupied by
N. <!. Iowa
lelxrton
Phone *
Equipment
>••••••••••«
WHEN AND WHERE?
of Portland, a
Roadarmci, has
formerly owned
late Mary Ann
Richardson, and which G. W. Mur-
; row has recently purcuased. «nd
will move heie In a few days.
i
[
Thus Smail, wife and children, .
1
A nene and Torn, spent Saturday In
All>any on business.
Ihey brought :
home with them their daughter and
sister, Mrs. Sigbert Myers. wh*ee,
husband met his death recently in ,
Albany whi n he came in contact
with a live electric wire while em­
ployed by the Mountain States Power
Co.
F'rank Bartu. Sr. and John Ager
have t»een elected delegates by the
local lodge. Z. C. B J., to represent
it at the 5th convention to be held
in Omaha. Nebr., Iiegmning Scut. 6,
and lasting five days. This organ i-1
Ration holds their convention every
five year a They will leave here on
August 31.
Mrs. Fred Hilyeti won one of the
priies offered contestant* in the
Fordaon parade on Tuesday.
It
was an autn mirror, ami was given
for th* heaviest person in the parade
—no. it «ras not herself, but Grant
Pirtl«, who was in her car, that
gave her the prise. She could not
use it. so gave it to Mr Pirtle, who
own* th* St. Franc hotel.
Ante
N. I. Moaaiaos
Phone—Hay. .W7
Phone_Sight, ;«6 ;
*♦♦♦♦♦•♦•>«
W ith Mukil* Age romes a full appreciation of what money is for. With
the nn»takes of youth behind and the nerds of el I age ahead, the impor-
tance of «aving shows up unmistakably tar !»*• not wait for middle are
—start to save today, (»pen an account, by mail er personally, with the
First Savings Rank and your money will work for you
The First Savings Bank of Albany, Oregon
W!j„z,v'
GRAIN
at market prices
Will have Grain Bags and I wine for'
you when you need them.
When Y our Hogs are Ready for Mar
ket, phone 367
Densmore’s Feed Store
■
%