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F. T. Thayer was in Albany Tues­ Ai*.- sufi un u^ubkt may communi-
H. A. Baliin was in Portland Fri-
C-T-C Tire« are made In Oregon.
cate w th Ensign Lee of the Sal­
day on business.
»day and Saturday on business.
Try one. Sold at Ford Garage.
vati-n Arrdy at the White Shield
Mm Owew Cyrus of Portland visit-
J. D. Densmore was In Albany oq
W F. Gill and wife, end Don
Home. •»' • Mayfair Av»., Port­
ion«!, Oreitoa.
McNight and Josie Ko tan spent Sun­ 1 ed at the Cobb Cyrus home over the business Tuesday.
day in Salem.
week and.
Mr- R M. Cam was an Albany
Paul Lardon and wife spent the M- ’yb'Linil
—The Fed-
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Listen! The C-T-C Tire is a home
• tal I .a nd Hank of Spokane. Wash .
visitor Monday.
Hev, You! Try the C-T-C Tires week-end In Salem.
i made article. Buy one;keep Oregon made io Oregon and sold in Scio st
st I make loans through the Forks
H. A. Ballin and family spent the
Leonard Gilkey was In Albany
Santiam National Farm
money in Oregon. Sold at the Ford the Ford Garage.
week-end in Portland.
Tuesday on business.
I an As* xiation in amounts from
Garage.
III " to 125.0110. for a period of
Ralph Hollis and Roy Hogland
Edwin Holland went to Portland
Little Donald StaJcup. who has
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l* vram. >n fi mt morgage
The dance at the Richardson Gap were io Albany last Thursday night
last Friday ta take tMe examination
wcurity
Inquire ofW H.McLain.
been quit« ill with measles, is now haII and at Weelev hall last Saturday oo a pleasure trip.
for cream tester, and passed with a
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lreas . route 2. Scio. Oregon.
able to sit up anm«>.
night brought out Irrge numbers,
July 17-p.
I)r. C. Flej and daughter. Anna, high score.
and
reports say all had a good time
Fred Bilyeu and wife and daughter
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aod Glenda Scott of Albany were
M Hays and wife of Albany and
went to Eugene, Springfield and
E. D. Myers end wife and J. S. in Scio Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Chaa, Smith of Canada called la Ibi Cirent Caart of Tbo SUta of
other points Sunday and report a line Sticha and wife toured the south
Henry Hassler paase-i his filst on their eon and brother, Cris Bilyeu,
Ortfsn la and For TI m CoMty of llaa
trip
half of Linn county Sunday and went
milestone last Sundav. Ilia daughter. last Sunday.
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DenHatot No 2.
The Scio condenaery is now work­ on to Eugene, returning late io the Mm. J. H. Merrit, gave him a birth-
Mr.
Abel,
of
the
Lumbermens'
evning.
Rii«-y Shelton, ' Plaintiff,
leg on a governmen order that w
! day dinner in honor of the occasion. Indemnity association, of Seattle,
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require two nr three works to fii
Mary l
E A Wagner and family came over
^chmwieka and
Henry Haasler and wife and J. H called on the Scio Logging & Lum­ Chris Sehmalcka. her bus-
and is using all the milk it can se­ from Dallas Saturday afternoon to
band, Flor ■ • - E Wither-,w
Merrit and wife attended an old ber Company Monday.
cure
ri-matr over Sunday looking after
. /
•ml Norm an With, row, her
! time party which was given
at
M im Glenda Sumerlin of Portland husband; t'yru* llolsclaw;
buAtn«-*-* ami to viait friends. Mr.
Knights of Pythias hall in Lebanon has returned home after a visit in Lee Yale < and Sarah Yatea
Wagner says conditions look fine in
Al* wife
Lah'syetto R.
last Friday night.
Scio with her sisters. Mm. H. A. Y ate* ar id l.ucill/ Yates.
his new field.
b - wif,-. William J. Yates
Wilbur Davis of Albany is now Ballin and Mrs. Paul Lardon.
•nd Gracv Yates, his wife;
A number of the friends of Mrs.
Jo« ph Yat«*; Maude M.
High Class Photoplay, Only
employed on the Tribune, having
Sinaoas
Alva Rockwell, of Echo, who has lor.- am! Frank Ixing, her
John Legner gave her a linen show­
accepted the situation, beginning been spending the winter in Cali­ hu»i> e d. .’ti Ila Fix and E
er last Thursday. Many beautiful
If better pictures are made, the
Monday. Mr. Davis is a young man. fornia. is spending some time with A Fix, h> r husband; J.
UioHM will show them
and tiu-ful articles wire given, thus
Edgar YatiM and l.aura
and anv favors shown him in behalf his brothers here. John and Charlie. Yatea, hi* wife; Emma
showing the people of this old world
Announcement Extraordinary!
of the Tribune will be fully appre­ Alva was a pleasant caller Tuesday ! ate*, and also all other
are not unmindful of others.
p- mofis or parties unknown
ciated.
S onda v-M<*Mt*AY-Tuasi> st
claiming any right, title,
at the Tribune office.
W kdnkmdav , F kb . 3 4 5-6
<>. W. Has«lcr and Hickory Craft
estate. Hen or interest in
W. E. Arnold ha« about finished
Denny William« of Portland is the the reel estate described in
killed a wild cat Tuesday morning on
The super production
the Complaint herein.
moving a house onto the 10 acre*
rui-st of the families of H. A. Ballin
the Charley Craft place. They will
Defendants.
he recently purshased off the old J. and Paul lardon
Mr
Williams
receive a bounty of |3 for killing it.
' M >i» E. .■'i htnadeka, Chris Sch-
B. Couey place, and will soon move
will play outfield with the Boston aiadcKS, ' Florence —
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besides probably that much for the
-itherow,
thereto. Mr. Couey has renter! the
Cyrus Hul»clsw,
Red Sox thia season and is now en­
hide Wild cats are decidedly a men­
Lain
t>' It Yates, Lucile Yates,
Arnold place in Scio and will move
route to the training camp.
ace to goats and young sheep.
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Yat<-«, Grace Yates,
there as soor as Mr. Arnold vacat« ».
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\atc-. Maude .M Long, Frank
The Globe theatre in Albany has sec­
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IT. A. iix. J. f dgar
Dr. and Mrs. L. M. Jones and son. *
Last.« Yates and also ail other
Dr. G. F. Korink of Stay ton was Mason; Mr and Mrs. Herman Eck­ >*
ured the great picture “The Hunch-
or
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r > arti«■» unknown claiming
back of Notre Dame." for four days, in Scio Saturday, on a business mis hardt; Misses Bernice Morris nod *
IH'«-. v->tate, lien or interest
. <>tate described in the CMS-
b ginning Feb. 3rd. This is one of aion. and incidentally called at the Gladys Rarfoot, and Ernest Rh nart I th< r.
. plaint herein:
the great pictures so far produced, Trlbtne. The doctor is president of of Portland were guests of P. H:
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NAMEO! THBSTATKOF
With L on C haney .
. (»Rr’.ON', Y- u and each of you am
and the theatre should be packed at the community club at Stayton. and MacDonald and wife Sunday
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d to a; |M-ar anti answer
all iierformances. See the ad in an­ says he would appreciate a visit of
tt<> corn).taint <<f the above named plain-
POPULAR PRK'ES
Mm.
M.
J.
Ficklin
has
returned
the Forks of the Santiani club to
other olumn of this paper.
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al' ••• entitled Court now on
ierk of naMi Court on or
from a five weeks' visit with her
Stayton.
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t day of January, 1924.
daughter.'Mrs. Julia Bilyeu, and son, I
' • - >l'r l»-t day of the time prs-
The city council met in s(<ectal
Lyle J. Ficklin, nt Kalama, Wash . i »< r ! i <1 in th- order for the |>ublication
session last Saturday night and ap
<1 th>« aummona. and if you fail so to
and reports that Mm. Bilyeu an<i l.yl»- .<l< • ar ao 1 ari,w<-r the plaintiff will ap-
proved the city budget, which has
are doing fine in the restaurant they pr to »« d < ourt for the relief demand-
RELIABLE UNDERTAKERS
lieen forwarded to the county *»•■•
<•«! in
j . otnpiaint, to-wit:
recently opened.
All funeral* given personal attention by Mr. lx» we
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uf said Court ordering,
•or for extension upon the tax rolls
Services and Trices Guaranteed to Satisfy Every < usturner
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<•' ■ d-'-’reeing that th«- plain-
The
taxpayers
of
the
school
distict
and
Die picture last Saturday
l.a>ly Attendant if «I« *ire<k
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■ i iCtwi ,« the Owner in fee
N. 1. Moaaisoa
N. <!. Lows
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of t
following described real
will meet at the school house on Feb. Sunday at the Peoples theater
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I'hons -Pay. 397
I.«-ba non
j pr-
rt ■ i.uated in I inn County, Ore-
9th.
at
2
o'clock
to
approve
the
Equipment
one of the beet comedies that hai 1S* gu i, t<- wit;
I'hone—Night. 396
l'hune 9
school budget for the coming year.
been brought to Scio in a 'ong time, . '
\ ■ I., i X'o. Five 15) in the City of
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<'■ mty, State of Oregon, as
and this week “Grump»." with Theo­
th
■ iptieam and la designated on
dore Roberta, will be prtrenu-d. * b* r' f 1< «1 plat of the original survey
Roberts is always good. an I no doubt >f •u ! i ot »< un tile and of record
<• ”f the Recorder of Convey-
a full house will reward the »bowing •“
■ >‘l for -aid G'unty and State.
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ning at the Northwest
of this picture.
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1 ! it No lour (4) in the City
iot
n County, State of Oro-
Cleanup of the Roosevelt highway ipo »« th- -.«ma appears and is deaig-
In Tillamook and Coos counties, of t«h t■ d upon th« recorded plat of th«- or-
y
.< -f said city now on file
the Mount II imh I loop, exclusive of •i
t <t r.« r«l in the office of the Ke-
the White river bridge; of the John «>r l. r of Cut.veysnces in and for said
Day highway to Unity u<td of The County fc' d "t.it* ami running thence
■ng tl-, W«-et ta>undary line of
Dalles California highway In Klamath $> <t
I <>t A dtatance of Thirty-six 136)
county was adopted as part of Its 1934 to
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>• Last One Humired (lOU)
program by the stale highway com­ 5 •>. 1 •' • North Thirty-six 36) feet
n th« North liti«- of saal lj»t; thence
mission. In session at Portland.
i fi • t aloi !■ Ihr North line of said Lot
I Qn Hundred ltai| feet to the place of
¡■»ginning.
¿That you and each ut you will be de-
O-. cd to has« no right, title, estate,
i lie t or inter« st in or to the airave de-
2il ««i real property or anv part thero-
und ’J«»t you wk I each of >0« will be
Board Wanted In private family
■ v»r dprrtu u. i enjouux! from as-
by young man. Inquire at the JrriiegM akiiir thereto whatsoever
St I
u o roe i*ill t* taken against
Tribune office.
vtu for such other ami further relief as
For Sale Angelus Player Piano, ■hy be proj er in the premises,
I l«is sumiuous « lubbshwl in the Scio
with over 200 rolls; mahogany
' i i ibo. o t»v oni. r of the Honorable Geo.
finish. Price 4.150. tall at Joe * ■ J-.' ». . S', Ju ge of the above rnli-
Schwindl’s.
I t '< ’ t’u .rt, t .« • and eiit< r<*d on the
i9th day f December, 1923. wherein
! For Sale —Eight hens and one cock- his • onns» « h ordered ami directed
rel; Griffin strain Mviwdotr I Ube pub'iatMd once a week for six
Prise winners. Price $2 OU each. I«' oscAUl'.t anb mmcvu UVS weeks, be-
,ng -even '/ o Vly publication» thereof.
Call Paul Ijtrdon, Scio, Oregou.
The ’'te i f th. first publication c/;
For Sale Anybody wishing gram* 'his »..a n., a u» tl*- juth day of Decew
t. J‘J j u»i th«, date of the last pub a.
feathers can get them for II (Ml a h<
cat •*» tt-erv«^ le the ,l|w| <|ay of Jw ,u.
pound; firnt cla»« feathers. See 8 T k I
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Mr* R. C. Pettit. Brio. Or.
27p
Nil ! A MARf .g.
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Wanted Good milch cows. other
Ci
than Jersey a. which will freshen
1‘lah
between now and May; u I m > waul
a few goats. See Emil Holub, I
Scio, Oregon.
For Sale— Hanner carriage, rnn ,»niv i
150 miles, go<>d as new; also hack
harnem
W ill sell, or trade fur
g<x«l cow. See John Sliliernagel,
route 1. Seto, Ore.
25 p.
EGGS FOR HATCHING from hewa'
that made a fl,>ck average of 241
egg* in their pullet year. Mated
Cockerels from a hen with a trap
nest reord of 275 to 29P with
sires dam a S99 hen. Egg» >•*' each,
one or 1000 Guy Me Knight. Scio.
ttte
Attorneys for l*U tMig.
T^dlvsa of Allure y( for
ny, Oregon
Better Than Trapa For Rata
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