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About The Scio tribune. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1919-19?? | View Entire Issue (May 17, 1923)
I The Scio Tribune Country Correspondence ------............................ fr hMwtìM, it IM («Urtar U. S- l-aml Offlc*. Portland. Ore. May 10. IM. K tire to hereby given that Georg» I) nf • do, Ore. who on Aug. 12. I9IH. made Homestead Entry No ---• . for th» NWj and 8W| HWJ nshlp Ils. Rang» I E., W Mm han, has filed notice of Inten t> to make giree-Year Proof, to •in t<> the land above deacrib- • >!. ix-forr the Clerk of County Court for I. County, Oregon, at Albany. Or»., <>< I he jrlth day of Jons' 1923 < ' niant name« as witnesses: John I, Davenport. of Scio, Or»., r.S R. - ».ford White, of Scio, Or»., r. 3 Oliver K Howard, of Scio, Or» . r. 3 H« Iosin. -s-hmidt, of Scio, Or»., r. 3 Atsissuaa Hwaaa. Act 6-g-ltJ. Register. if Malic« for PiNtcitiM, IM iMidtr U. '. Land Office. Portland. Or».. May 7. 1*3 N.-tu-e >■ hereby given that Joeef D-irxal, of Scio, Ora., R. 3, who on A «t 1st. ISIS, made Homeetead I try No. 06160. for the Lot 2, section range I E., W me r f H I. has filed notice of intention to make three irr<- year proof, to establish claim to t the _ _____ land above described, bo fore the clerk of th* ceuntv court for I inn county, Oregon, at Albany, Ore., on i t- ¡»let day of June. 1923 Claimant names a» witnessee: Joe liartu. of Scio. Or».. route 3. John Rockwell, of Scio, Or»., route 3. Ed -tepanek. of Scio, Or»., rout* 3 rani Holub, of Scio, Ore., rout* 3. Act ti 9 lt>. Ai.sx»si>«a ''»»»a Register. Mmmisirtltr’i IKlci N..tire is hereby given that the un til r .» >ed haa tieen duly appointed by i irt of l inn County, i»r«- K-on. udmtniatrator of the estate of H. J. Cary, deceased. All i—raons having claims against smd estate an- hereby requested to fir- -nt the same to the undersigned st ns r near Sri«, l.mn County. <»rt. - , duly verified as by law r»- quir- I. within six months from the date of this notice. F ssnk G. Qaav, Adm.iiistrator of the Estate of H. J. Cary. Deceased. VS irinxiMii 4 Wvxrr, Attorney« for Administrator. I -t p i ¡nation May 3, 1923 I . put dication May 31, 1923 Produce Shippers WE WANT Your Hogs, Veal, Poultry and Eggs If you want your cheek back in a hurry, »hip to Moore Produce Co. .iM Wathiofioo S<. POI TL AMD, MI. l<on SALE JORDAN ITEMS ****************** • • + + ♦ • • •♦♦♦••••*••••••••*••• U May 15 Jack Shelton wsa a visitor at the Mrs Will Mespelt I» in Portland, Nancv Bilyeu home Thursday where she went last week t» have Will Grime*, who accidentally in her infant son treat«! for eesema. jured hi» face while slashing. is able Mrs. S. B Holt was h<>ele* Sun- to resume work st the mill. * day at dinner, honoring her hus- Mias Mura Rundt was a Salem | band’s birthday, which occurred on ■hopper Wedne-xlay. Mrs. Hal Shalt >n of l.\->n» was a Monday. Those present w. re: Miaa Nora Holt. Mrs. Elmer Whetstone Jordan visitor Friday •ml Lloyd nf Albany, I N Lemon The pupils of District 124 have am! wife of Corvallis. Er«! Sommer been quite busily occupied with ex. and family. T. M Holt and wife. S. amination« the past few days. B. and Melvin H»lt and the hostess. Aunt Olli* Shell -n. who fell ■nd Mrs. Minnie Smith of Albany broke a limb recently, is not ao well spent Sunday at the Fred M espelt as might lie, we understand. home. Quite a number from surround- ing vicinities are enjoying the da«- (tester Smith and wife of Anacor- aic scenery and fine camping facili tee, Skagit county. Wash., arrived ties on Thomas Creek the past week Thursday by auto to the home of A very g<a>d turn-out at our bas their cousin, Mr». Ix-mard Gilkey, ket picnic and school meeting Satur for a visit of several days Tuesday day. there being five the six d>- they and Mrs. Gilkey are leaving for trirts rvpre-onte I and winch n nit- California. They expect t* visit favorable response for a consolida '•acramento. Tulare, Freano. Santa ted school in the near future Ana and Is* Angeles, an i return in B. F. Cole and wife. Haman Shel about three weeks Mr. Smith is ton and wife and perry Bilyeu and recovering from having broken taith family, all from near Crabtree, vis arms in February while working on ited <>ur community Saturday a line shaft in a shingle mill at An Oregon Mist acortes. This is Mr. and M rs. Smith's first visit to Oregon, and ••••♦* ****** * * * * « the first time Mrs. Gilkey ever had the pleaaure of entertaining any of : SHELBURN NEWS her own kinsfolk. ! May 15 GILKEY STATION Mrs. I. V. McAdoo May 15 Attorney at Law Cusick Bank Bldg. OREGON I am in the market buying Mohair and Wool Bring me your Mohair and U o. I will treat you right. G. E. Rodgers, Scio, Ore. Sark» and Twine W<- want your Fat Lambs « ill pay the highest market price Se» us before you asll. SHFI.TON At COMPANY City Dairy's Second St., Portland. Oregon ^* * ****-*-***** * ******* *-* * *^ Misa Serfting di-u-d her school at ' SANTIAM FARM NEWS ! Shelburn .Monday evening with a ***** ********** • + splendid program by the pupila and May 15 several special numtiers. Our Sunday school and church Mrs. J. L. Oglesliee relumed and the big baaket dinner was a from Grass Vailey Saturday even ing. where she had l>een vioting her grand success, as everything was in harmonious accord daughter, Mrs. Earl Ru-wll E«l Kalina and wife spent Sunday John Wolf’s have purchaser! a with the family of their brother-in- new Star car Alfred Powell and wife attvnderl law, Ed Steoanek. near Larwood. Geo. Griffin is sure a iadirs' man. the last day of Junior Week-end in as he took a full load of Rebekahs Corvallia Sunday. Earl Gooch and wife have return to Mill City Saturday to attend the ed to their farm for the »umtner. R«?hekah blowout. All had the time of their Ilves, with two big suppers They have been living at Toledo. Joe Bennett and wife of Corvallia in one night. Mr. Weaver's wife and onv child were visiting at the Marion Brown home last week-end Mrs Bennett is down with pneumonia. Mra Coral Lucas when rushing to is a sister of Mr Brown. Carl Follis and wife of Stayton get started to the big baaket dinner spent the week-end with Mrs Follis* Sunday and in attempting to crank her car it back-fired and broke her parents. I-ee George's C. D. Oslmrne and wife ret urn« j •rm near the wrist. Dr. Hobaon Friday from a trip to Vancouver, was called and «et the fractured lame. A« her husband is away from B. C. home, this is a hard blow on her. She ha« the sym|»athy of all her Several pieces good used Furniture, cheap (!. C. BRYANT neighbors and friend» who are sorry to learn of her mishap Clifford Kelly, who has l*«-en visit ing relatives and friend* here wince last fall, left last Saturday for his " ........... Straws ! 33- The coolest. airiest, moat comfortable Straw llul made Straws that will hold their rolor and shape and give a good ac count of themaelvea at the season’s end. Buy Your Straw Today This is National Straw Hat lleeh We want the fanners to ship us their Eggs and Cream Eoa Saut—Old papers. 10c per ' Mrs. S. W Gaine« treated the old man to a fine strrwtierry pie Sun day. which the old fellow relish«! e»iual to a pig in a pan of milk. Riley Shelton of Scio called in Saturday p. m. for a «hort chat I assure you it was a treat to the old i»y. E H. Hobaon feared Riley might get lost or bewildered out here in the brush, so call«! in and escorted him safe to Scio. Our eool. cloudy weather is fine for a world of aphis, and they are already quite numerous and -sure to damage the crops; fine weather for rust. Geo. and Elmer Griffin made a run up to Billy Richardson to see ■bout wh n to shear their fine sheep. Santiam Farm atill haa a ton of fine hay for sale The old man renewed his old trade Tuesday of peddling hi» vegetables, as he has a fine garden. The weeds in his two-acre garden would not make a good custard pie. PIE EATER. County Paragraphs LAIN CLOTH IN V co Highest Oregon Quotations paid, f ab. Portland bundle at the Tn home at Poet. Ernest Kelly secom- panied him. Misa Leona John»t->n ha« been spending a few days with her Mater at Powers. ALBANY. OREGON Equipment has been pui chased with which to drill for oil in lane county. After a 32 years business career George Evans has sold his hardware ■tore in Brownevilie. F.va«e I Pure-bred Bulls Valuable Asset Dairy Herds from Pure-bred S r»s » ow an average n- cream- of 4B per cent in linaticial returns over dairy heids produced from scrubs, according to u. S Ik-part- incut of Agriculture. Start the New Year with a pure-bred bull at the head of your dairy herd. Oregon Milk Company • ' ‘ ■*/ iç <? Condensery, Scio, Oregon Wire Fencing Colorado Special .4 feu’ simjtlr truths that tells fht sufH riarity of Col ora» to H ire h’endntf: First: Made from a springy wire, sufficiently hard and yet pliable enough to be easily splicvd by the fence builder. Second: The life of the wire fencing is in the galvanizing. Every wire tn <’ dorado Fencing is smoothly and evenly coated with the beet quality of spelter tine that money can buy. Third: The lock joint, the ingenious construction of the knot that joins the bars together; no chance for slipping or sliding. Fourth: The tension curve, which is placed in the line wires at regular intervals, has a perfect triple curve ar.d not simply a crimp. ’.I bar Colorado Special, 20 rtxi rolls .......... $9.40 7.40 Scio Oregon Hardware Furniture started in tiusinesa when only sixteen proximate bids amount«! to 312,500. Work will l>egin at once as the build■ years of age i ing must lie reaiiy for occupancy by The date for rhe annual strawtiery September 1. festival and rose sh<>w at Lebanon has not yet liecn set hut it will prob ThcAlbany coopvrativr asam-iatlnn ably lie held the first we-k in June is Iteliev«! to have the dee|M-«t well Contracts have been let for the 1 in this section of Oregon. new Mill City high school. The ap- 1510 feet deep. It is now Its used’iirneAgain United StatesTires a re Good Tires he T 30 x 314 "U sco ” is still the fabric money's • worth of America. If your dealer tries to sell you some thing else he won't be surprised if you tell him “No." “UecoV’are built by the same people who make Royal Cords. This fact count». Mere to buy US.Tlres The Scio Garage, Scio, Ore.
