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About The Scio tribune. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1919-19?? | View Entire Issue (May 24, 1923)
fill > LU IHHUFhr ■■ v*ï ' J *^?Mr |9 > f X ’’’ Z j :«»• The RHo Tribune Country Correspondence Page 3 Educated Ponies Dog Actors Champion Riding Goat Novel Acts Funny Clowns Performing Monkeys Coming Wed. May 30 Golden fill AUI ÇI west onuno Not a Carnival a Clean Show Two Performances, Rain or Shine, 2 & 8 pm and Lew F. Cullins Our motto is not “How Much" but “How Good" Scio City Park on Wednesday Trained Animals and southern Washington All combatant branches of the army will take part, and pyrotech l'. S. land Offie, Portland. Ore. nics will light the heavens like dav May M. 1923. for the spectacular charges and May 22 Notice is hereby given that George counter attacks, is the word coming I ' orry, of Scio, Ore., route 3, who, G. L. Sutherland and dear wife from the college city. < n August 6. 1916, made Homestead I tr N<> <<f>9l6. for the NE'j SWk. made the Santiam Farm a pleasant Ml SW>t. SW'. SWlg. «nd SE', visit Sunday, having a tine time. SW Section 9, Township 11 South, I; > . . 1 East, W. Meridian, has filed Late in the afternoon Ardell Brock High School Notes ' uf intention to make Three-Ysar and M im Bonnie Sutherland drove I ■ !. to establish claim to the land in to escort their parents to their !■ .-rilx-d. before the Clerk of home May 23 tl tN.ii ty Court for I.inn County. at Clarence Lovejoy and wife of Dai- A|i. s Oregon, on the 36th day of A very interesting urogram was laa pullet! m Saturday afternoon to furnished by the Shelburn school for June. 1923. I Inin .nt names aa witneanes: spend Sunday with the old folks. th«1 benefit of the parent teachers’ J< I, I'av.iiport. of Scio. Ore., r. 3. Mrs Martha Smith of |>ebanon meeting at the school houw last R rd White, of Scio. Ore., r. 3. came in Friday fur a few days' visit Thursday evening. II ct Schmidt, of Scio. Ore., r. 3. The Hirers for G • I i » m « Webb, of Scio. Ore., r.3. with her sister. Mrs S. W Gaines the parent-Tcacbers’ Association for Aisitsnaa bwwis . She had Iw-en visiting in Scio with the coming year were elected as fol Register Act 6-9-IS her Mster, Mrs. Reiw-cca Morris, and lows; Mrs. John Suns, president; sister-in-law. Mrs. Elixa Crabtree. Miet for PltllCillH, DtJiflBMl Mis* Elsie Limbeck. secretary, Re- George Griffin called in Sunday to Is-cca Morris, chaplain, and Mrs. J oi ih nitrir enjoy our camping, eating u few W. Miller, treasurer I S Land Office, Portland. Ore. bites of roughness A numtieruf High School students May 10. 1923. Elmer Griffin called in at a late attended a party tri ven at the home N in. is hereby given that George As dmm r was over, of Harold llellev laut Thursday eve- 1> b of brio, Ore, who. on Aug, hour Sunday 1.' ■ • s, mail« Homestead Entry No he had to make out with eating the nmg. . f.,r the NW| -W| and SWj SWf scraps The Eng. Hi eiaiM are all work rownsMB 11 > . Range 1 E., Santiam Farm is billed for a full ing hard on their book reports in or- W t.rulian. has tiled notice of inten ts ! I . make Three-Year Proof, to re- house next Sunday, th* 27th. John der to get them in liefore the ci oar I -h claim to the land above deecrib- Swan and wife ..f Portland, 1 Jells-rt I ark at County < atari lav Yergan and wife of Butteville are of school. A Jest was given in economics I mty. Oregon, at Albany, Ore., on the list; Clarenae Lovejoy and Monday morning. I ty June, 1923. wife of Dallas are eifrulled, and I n mt names as witnesses; Several High School students at I I *avenport, . “ ‘ Ore., “ of * Scio. r.3 * Geo. Griffin isixp -t. ! a« a gm-st tended the play. “The Gypsy Rover", I’ ford While, of Scio, Ore., r. 3 I Dinner will be served with boiled at Crabtree, Fridy evening (I . r K. Howard, of Scio, Ore., r. 3 l i t ■ diet ‘■chmidt, of Scio, Ore., r. 3 potatoes and a few rhubarb tops, i’lay practice on the three short pepper sauce and "hhnkv’’ m Ik. AiaisMUsa Swara, I hey playa is progressing nicely, Register. Act 6-9d6. The Scio hotel was w«dl represen will be given May 29th ted Sunday at th* Santiam Farm, as The (»hysical training clusecs clean Mobci Hr P i M icj II h , Bsgartmial if Landlord Chandler, Mra. Fuller an i ed the school ground Monday. mt iBitrHt daughter, her nephew and niece, A test was given in English ill l . S. Ijmd Office, Portland. Ore., called in for a supply of vegetables Wednesday. May 7. 1923. and a square meal of strawlierries, Rev. Parker gave an interesting Noli..- is hereby given that Josef a* it was the first of the season. We talk on birds to the students of the 1» ■ tai. of Scio, Ore., R. 3. who on Au,. .st 1st, 1916, made Homestead all enjoyed ourselves similar to a school Monday morning. He had E try N'u. 06180, for the Lot 2, section drunken negro at a dance. with him some specimens of birds, 1" -. range 1 £., W. me- M. C. Gaines and his clerk of among which were the mocking bird, ri an. has filed notice of intention to Crabtree called Saturday to s-e if grosbeak, oriole, and the american in.i. three-year proof, to establish his father was still alive us he hail • he land above described, be- dipper. fere th.- clerk of the county court for not seen him the past month. He also gave an illustration of nat al Albany. Ore.. I i ity. Oregon, i, at Albi The old man is having a tune with ural and intelligent selection, show o:> th. 21»t day of June, 1923. the wooly aphis, ha l to whitewash ing that intelligent selection is supe Clnirr. .nt names as witnesses: all my ia-as Munday with ait- acked rior to natural selection J< ■ Bartik of Scio. Ore., route 3. John Rockwell, of Scio. Ore., routes. lime. Quite a job, aa he has out u The Cantata, presented by the pu Ei -let.anek, of Scio, Ore., route 3. fine lot just la-ginning to bu><>m. pils of the grade* under the direc t rank Holub, of Scio, Ore., route 3. Unde George Bilyeu and wife of tion of their teachers. Misses W irth, Act 6 9-16. Autoon Hwang Scio called in Mmiaay afternoon for Eckert and Skei. was given before a Register. an uld-fashioii' l time and recruit up small audience Friday night. Twen on a supply of onion -wed idiMDisiniiri litici ty dollars was realized and turned Our milk hauler had quite a time over to the gym fund Not >■ is hereby given that the un This was d< i - > ni has been duly appointed by near Elmer Griffin’s Monday , as be greatly appreciated by the Student th i lointy Court of l.mn County. Ore- ran off the grade <<n his return trip, Body. Ì > iminutrator of the estate of H. miring up to the hub. Lao hours A big Carnival dance will be giv . Cary, deceased. All i- rsons having claims against to prize out, aa he looked back to st** en in the gym Saturday night. June sani --tate are hereby requested to if he was losing some of his cans. 2nd with many special features. m lent the same to the undersift <1 at Elmer Griffin is preparing his Don’t forget the dates. May 29 !.■ r< »i lence near Scio, Linn County, garden He maars regular tripe to and June 2nd. Ore. >n. duly verified aa by law ra il s.,! 1, within six months from the date Scio. 1 fear he has a few strings of wool in his teeth. I am riot able to of this notice. Mrs. E. H. liobaon and Misses F uns G. Ciav, tell without my specka. He ia on Vella Brenner and Dorna Weddle J. A ntrator of the Estate of H. the lookout for some widow who attended the show in Salem Friday Cary, Hecrased. wan'.a a good home night. They way thev arrived in Wl llllkovxlit W’»«TT, PIE EATER. Attorneys for Administrator. time to see the first show, but the I <ition 'lay 3, 1923 crowd was so large they could not I ».t i ubUcalk* May 31, 1923 Military Tournament gam admittance until the second - — show. We imagine such a sight Three Army airplanes from Van in Scio might give John Wraely a couver, Wash., will carry news of stroke of apoplexy. the military tournament at <) A. C. On Tuesday evening al the St. A, are |>aying f.o.b. Portland. May 26 over the Willamette valley, Francis hotel in Albany the boy scout Three prises also include sowing handbills in every town Fri- councils from BroWnnqille and Al- Monday's receipts day ami Saturday. May 25 and 26. bay an<l a representative from Hal- I ancy Veal .................13c to 1 Sic Requests for 12 large bat tic planes *ev met to perfect the council organ Tep Block Hogs ..................... 12c to take part in the night sham bat isation for the county. Heavy Hens................... 22c tle on the outskirts of Corvallis have 1.1.1 ' Hens ___ . 19c to Sk Mrs. JuneM. Page, a former res Springs Rocks and Rede. been sent to the headquarters of the ident <»f Alliany. was fatally injured 11 pounds ........................ 28c 9th Corps area in San Francisco. If in an automobile accident in Eugene leghorns. H pounds.......... 24c dispatched, the planes will leave Saturday evening She died two II •• have a good outlet for heavy Crissev field. San Francises«. in time hours later without regaining con- and off grade hogs and veal. to arrange landing places near Cor aciouanees. Write for tags. Try us for quick vallis, so night landing will be pos returns. - W. E. Evans of th«- Tennessee dis sible. trict suffered a badly wrenched ami Outgrowing the armory, the mil dislocated right arm last Monday itary tournament will tie put on while cranking his tractor. 2M W«>ba(te< J< POSTLAJtO, ML from 7 to 10 o'clock m Bell field, Mrs. E. V. Hud kins aged 72. died with flood lighting from the top* of at her home in Allmny Monday the great grandstand on the west W» want your and the bleachers on the oust Thw morning following an illness of sev huge smooth* football gridiron wiM eral yearn. Walter Barton. aged 56, died of furnish an excellent, footing for tkw __ _ trouble _ a at _ . a_ hw A. ______ ’ Shedd horses in the mounted events, ana la heart home near W ill pay- the highest market pries. See the seating accommodations wd. Friday afternoon. us before you soil. take care of the thousands of iwt- Mrs, Polly Scott of Waterloo cele- SKELTON & COMPANY ora pouring to from over Orago» brated |>er 74th birthday May l»tk ndlci tic • Micim«, ItHrtMM k th ixnif Produce Shippers! santiam farm news L : Qf| lViay JU lVI«^ Wire Fencing Colorado Special A few aim file truths that tells the superiority of Colorado H f/v h'encini: First: Made from a springy wire, sufficiently hard and vet pliable enough to lx* easily spliced by the fence builder. Second: The life of the wire fencing is in the galvanizing. Every wire in t' lorado Fencing is smoothly and evenly coated with the l>est quality of spelter zinc that money can buy. Third: The lock joint, the ingenious construi tion of the knot thRt join# the bars together; no chance for slipping or •tiding. Fourth: The tension curve, which is placed in the line wirea at regular intervals, haa a perfect triple curve ai d not •imply a crimp. !» bar Culorailo Special, 20 rml rolls ....... . y bar Pueblo, 20 rod rolla .......... » bar Colorado Special, 20 rtxi roll»............ Hardware Foraitare $9.40 7.70 7.40 E3 |\Z| I 1 ■ I V I a O I Cl III G. C. UK YA NT City Dairy’s Attorney at Law 553 Second St., Portland.Oregon We want the farmers to ship ua their Oregon Cusick Bank llklg. ALBANY OREGON Eggs and Cream W. A. Ewing, T. J. Munk ere. President Tr«-». E. 1>. Myers. Cashier Highest Oregon Quotations paid, f. o. b. Portland The Scio State Bank The concert given in Albany Fri day night by the Whitney boys’ ch >• ru» drew a large crowd. Doe« a General Banking Buainesa. Interest paid on time <k*|>osita. Royal Cords Rank First United StatesTires © are Good Tires ANNOUNCEMENT—There we. . shortage of Royal Cord Clincher I ires year. Production ia doubled thia year. Demand more than justifies this increased production. Whenever you have a chance to buy a Clincher Royal— take it. Moore Produce Co. Fat Lambs Where to buy US.Tins The Scio Garage, Scio. Ore- J
