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About The Scio tribune. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1919-19?? | View Entire Issue (Jan. 18, 1923)
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Franklin Gilkey and Harold Hough The highway from Jefferson to saw the basketball game in Albany In our issue of February I, 1923, I rid ay night, when Scio defected Albany was opened to traffic Mon the Tnbuue will start a sale cam day. Large slabs of the pavement the Albanyites. paign. listing real «estate, or any- were wash-4 out during the flood. . The Sdo Business Men’s Associa ~~~~ j thing else that the cititene of this Some day the higuway there will be! tion will meet next Monday night. .’ community have for sale. Thia on stilts, which will afford the only . Election of .»dicers for the ensuing j selling campaign is for the purpose safety from washouts. year will occur. ¡of letting the world know what we Saturday transacting business Geo. Warwick and a Mr. Tin lall For Sale A young team. Cheap were up from Brownsville Tu< *-!«>’ if taken at ones, Boe Mrs. Nell lUc on business Hollis. For Bak- Fox Terrier puppies, baled straw and potatoes. Cha*. Chrx. route 2. Scio. "Meadow Shade" makes Good Bread Better. For Sale-About 60 tons of good D. E. Copper, of Lebanon, WM mixed hav. balwl ready to go. over the last of the week and h i>«- i Inquire of G M Bilyeu. Scio. Or in Invoicing the stocks at th«- mi l. egon 23-p. N. I Morrison attended an Odd Two months old thor oughbred Duroc Jersey pigs. In Fellow fuuction in la-ban - M r «> An agricultural fair will be held i have here and how they can get it. Just installed a telephone, (all quire of Frank Bartu, Sr., routs 3. night, and says he had a line tin • . in Corvallis at the O. A. C. on Feb- ; The servie,- in a measure will lw en- me up when you have baggage to Selo. Oregon. 2S-t2c ruary 9 and 10. and eminent men [ tirely free to the user, the Tribune Several from here went to J«-ffer- haul to or from West Scio. Wanted A live male mink, if in from Washington and California, a» taking Its commu-mn after the son Sunday to see the damage <i «>e Sam Stoller. good »hapc and not seriously hurt well as Oregon, will be there to farm or the article has been sold, Will pay SI0 for him. delivered by the flood to the highway an i it J F* Wisely went to Salem Sun judge the exhibit» and the work of We want t be the means of bring- to Quincy CrumM. Shelburn. Or., was some damage div t > v it his brother. Ed. and Joe the students. Many humorous «ide mg the buyer and ■< < r t gether, in 15 days from Jan. II. 23-p Ed i» now staying in Salem, Fred Bilyeu went to Portland Young shows will be staged, ami will in amt let them make their own deal, For Sale Die Maple Spring Farm Tuesday to bring back a new F r«i and 1« getting along fine free for all contestants. If you are interested, and if you is for Sale. 163 acres Anyone touring car, which has Ix-en | r- J. U Merritt, who lives on route wishing to buy. will gl/e satisfac The Stayton Mail last week cam«- j ! want to tell your farm or other three, came in Saturday on business. | tory terms at 5 per cent, See chased by Wm. Reed out under trying circumstances, i i stuff, ,lul this will t»e your opportunity. Frank Hummers. Scio, or write to Hunt Bros, have purchased the Hr is not a frequent visitor, being --------- 1 in and talk it over with us, oecaaioned by the flood. The city I C. II. Wain. Junction City. Ore. Albany cannery, according t-« th«- t> busy with hi» work on the farm. of Slav ton was without lights and j understand the proposition from its 17tf. Albany papers. This cannery is The b.i-ketl>all game sehedu'ed power all week, and m the Stay ton every angle and then you will know playing hide and seek, in seems. f r nt I H»t Friday night, was Mail u«* a .linotype to »«-t it« r«,«d whether you want to ‘ake us on for A -hearing before a sheriff’s jury a trade. There is no catch to this— N. I. Morrison was in Jeffct >n icanci iiod because of no lights, the ing matter, and electric melting pot was held in the circuit court room just a straightforward busi nessi at the court house Tuesday after- Monday on business We arc inform- light ; ant of that rity having been to melt the metal, one can set- how transaction and you are the seller. noon to determine the ownership of ed that he was called there to fig- <1 am aged by the flood. it was handicap) ed. The Mail say* l. ’ ume in today. a sum of money in the bank at ure on the installation of vaa light- Mrs. R M. Cain and son Clement a gasoline engine which it tt-mpor- Brownaville which the Firsa Nation ing plants In several stores which went to Portland last Friday on a arily Installed to run the pres* was Win» From Albany al bank of lebanon »ought to attach are replacing electric service there I businees mission They were ac- like a mule -stubborn, and hence it on account of poor service. in legal proceedings ina suit against c impuni-<i by Walter Holechek, and was only a 5 page paper printed on In a fast game from start to fin on the job press. J. H. N»wland. Elvira Newland, The Shelburn creamery is In-call went down in the Cain sedan. ish. the Scio High School basket«*?™ wife «if th«- defendant, however, ing another pasteurizing machin« Work is progressing slowly <>n th«- defeated th«- Albany team by a score The I «all team goes to Cor- claimed that the money was hers and to receiving a big suppb -f valli» l-r: i»> night to meet the Cor-1 rehabiliation of the Itallin mill, of 13 to 10 on the latter’s floor last and wa* only held in trust by her butterfat, so we have been inf rn vn il . ! tn battle» royal. If the east of town, on account of the in Friday night. In the first half, husband Albany Democrat. ad. Ason of the proprietor >f ti- bov- <;<> as well there as they did in clement weather. We are inform- however, the Albany bunch had the Mrs. I. V. McAdoo visited her creamery, Mr. Murdock, ha» m«>v«-i Alitanv, t«-y will again bring home ed that 50 or more men would have Ix-st of the argument, but wh«-n sister. Miss B A. Whltecraft, in Al to Shelburn and has taken ehaig*- lxs-n at work there now if condi the second half opened the tune the bacon. of the plant. bany during the week-end. tions had been vu th< « <■< . j have changed and the locals walked away Grandma W« -- ly. mother of Joe. been placed. Rumor al« i has it i with the honors There was no It i -loh an«i John, haa returned that the mill has just clo--d an or J particular star upon the part of from Far ma. where «he and Mia* der for 5.000.000 feet <>f lumber, Scio Friday evening, all doing meri R ■ *l» nt the winter. Rote is «till and more in sight. This out ht to torious work, but Mason, a guar«i in Fa«- ma, and wilt pr<«bat>lv return give stimulus to the citizens here to for Albany, wa* easily the star for to Scio in the next month. get busy and lend every encourage his team. It was a good game. J. C Keller. who has been manag ment to this concern, for the bigger : and clean throughout. ing the M . Mill & Elevator Co for the |hi«t 17 m<>nths, returned to his h> me in Lebanon Monday. He says h growing by getting more people well. ho is glad to be relieved from the There is already 10,000 Chiropractors in the arduous duti«« in running a mill. F oh S alk re . • ,4’ * V " i CHIROPRACTIC TALK United ltates, and over 700.000 people are under their care. Chiropractic is a Science. Bused on results obtained for others, if it will help others and you suffer from pain or dis orders of the stomach it will help you. FARMERS e Mr- J- -.- I I Bilyeu was in Al bany >-n business Monday. She ayp they were working on the road ju«t -nth of the Riverside school, filling in th«- places that had been wash« <! out during the flood, and while the r<>a i is almost Impassable, it will soon be alright. Clean up Sale on Lumber We have a large stock of No. 1 and 2 common to be sold under market prices. First come. First Served. The Secretary of State. S. A. K- r. i « j rts that only about one- third of the auto owners have to date Mipiied for licenses for the year of 1928. there probably will not le many more applications De- cau -•! of the high rate, and the leg- iMature di<«uld take notice of this mild remonstrance. II St« |>an«-k wm in town Satur day and reports that on hi« farm, and along the L'rabtree creek, a large tree l< Iged between two oth er tree« and the current so whipped the loose tree atx>ut until it uproot ed the other two and all three were larue ti ••«•«. Nothin« seems to equal water in doing damage. Consultation Without Charge. Find out if your case is in our realm. Drs. Scott & Scofield SCIO HOTEL MONDAY WEDNESDAY From 9 to 11 o'clock FRIDAY In our rep rt of the talk of Miss Jill Cosaley Batt, in which she men tioned the name of the island in the ■outh ««-as which she visited, we miaunder ’««id the name, and called it Holo. Miss Batt has written us snd says it was Tonga. We are glad to make thia announcement of the correction, for it was clearly misunderstanding of the word. The Lebanon Criterion is now 4 i .ue twice .«week publication in stead of a weekly, the change hav ing been made very recently. While the venture proves the progressive ness of the new publisher, we doubt the wisdom of the change. Times are not ripe for changes of such nature, but we allow he knows wbervt.f he has made the < » 1I i I - • < • I • Scio Logging & Lumber Co. ......... ........ * ST. I JIT SOMETH I AG ’ If you would mat«' ingress st. mg worth while. There to i ott mg you ran »tart that will contribute more to your pro- greas and happiness than « Money in the bank «•rest«» > asm and enthusiasm ‘ orki." Start a bank account and keep it growing. 1 : The First Savings Bank of Albany, Oregon ; E "WHERE SAVINGS ARE SAFE" THE SCIO HOTEL Restaurant in Connection LOWE &. MORRISON RELIABLE UNDERTAKERS All funeral» given personal ¿Arntion by Mr. Lowe Services and I nces «.uaranteed to Satisfy i very Cmtomer I ady Attendant If desired N. C. Low« N. 1. Auto Iwbanon I'hone — I IS? Equipment H m NW B I'hoo«—-h ight, 3P6 ■4.^
