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About The Scio tribune. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1919-19?? | View Entire Issue (Oct. 16, 1924)
Page 8 General Kew« The ¿cio Tribune » LOCAL BREVITIES j I | motored to Salem Sunday and spent the day with the Byrd family. Joe Prokop and Leonard Gilkey have been having wells drove by. Slate A McCune of Albany, who drove several other wells in this vi-. cinity. BILL BOOSTER SAYS J I. Kelly was an Albany visitor M >nday. Ardell Brock spent Saturday night and Sunday in Portland. DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE FOR Harry Johnston is able to be out again, after a several days illness. Prices Women’s Misses and Children's Clothing and Haberdashery Salem, Oregon County Gerk Mrs. D. C. Thoma attended East ern Star lodge in Jefferson Tuewday He lielicves in making a dollar of tax money buy as much a* a dollar' night. of private money. In keening with this belief, he will, if elected. a«k the next legislature to reduce the; salary of the office from $2.000 per , vear to $1.600 per year, which is' approximately an average of the sal- • arts* paid the various officers of Linn County. The County Judge, Cammission-1 E II. H»bw>n and wife of Salem visited at R. L. Hixson's Sunday af ternoon. Mr* R. L. Hix«* went to Port land Munday evening and returned Tuesday evening. Mrs. F. W. Haskell and children were over Sunday viailors with I V. McAdoo and wife. J. N. Weddle and wife visited Mr Weddle s brother, A. E. Weddle, at Independence Sunday. Charles Cramer and wife of Stay ton yisited at the home of G. W Mor row and wife over the week end. SHELBURN NEWS Don't forget the concert and pie social at Mt. Pleasant church tomor-1 l)c,‘ *■* Cool, Clean Milk Prevents souring. Avoid this loss by cooling quickly and keeping milk where plenty of fresh air circulates, preferably in the open. ers. Assessor, and School Superin tendent. which are more important > offices to the taxpayers anti harder to fill with competent officer*, than the office of County Clerk, are paid from $1,200 to fl.NOO per year. * I* not that unjust and unbu«tne«sl'ke’ ♦ $2.000 per year is more than ia necessary to pay to get the *atne | clans of service In the office as hrre- Thomas McClain and wife of Sa- lam spent last Sunday with hi* bro- time. thar, Charles and family J, N. Weddle. Frank Sommer and W. H. Mclmn and I M Rua«*»; Otho Wallace attended an I. O. O, made a business trip to Albany last F. convention at Stayton Saturday Thursday. toforB. Our County Assessor and n<x.order Bre both fully qualified to hi ) th* office of Clerk. vet they are »-undulate« to succeed I hem «elves at <B|Brlr, of $1,500 ami $1.600 per night. j, an unnecessarily large salary for ,he taxpayer* to pay for this office, you Bre to the fact that some ; dx vmrs auo. the present Clerk took . „ reduction of $500 per year rather than change to private lines of work. private individual or company A,1U|j think of paving 25% more ^igry than necessary to secure com petent help . ¡f you r-ally believe in economy ln,j endorse my program, a vote for lkrry Nolan wiU help yuu save d«d- |Brs in tax monew, (Paid AJv) night. Popular HENRY NOLAN Jess Rodgers and wife were Al bany viailors Saturday. row Shipley’s You’ll have a good Mr* Jane Wheeler and grandson Mrs Fred T. Bilyeu and Mrs of Lyons spent last week with her John Shelton are in Portland attend brothers, Ed. John an.I Ephraim ing grand Lodge of the Pytnian Zink. Karl Lents and wife spent Sunday Sisters. with her brother and family, T. M Mrs Nina Myers and her sister, Russell, Miss Anene Smail, were initiated in Messrs Spragg and Dixon of Al- to the Eastern Star lodge at Jeffer bany. route 2. spent Monday even- son Tuesday night. ing with W H. McLain. Dean Morris of Scio and Mrs. Ida While sawing wood for T M Rus- McRoberts of Salem were married sell Monday. Ben Watkins had the last Thursday in Vancouver. Wash. misfortune to cut the end off his ! middle finger on his right hand. Thev will reside in Scio, Grant Froman and D. B Me- which delayed the sawing until thev Knight were In Scio Monday in the could find more help, and then Mr, interest of their campaign* for as i Ruatell attended the saw and Mr. (Watkin* lheengine. Clinton George. sessor and county judge. Isaac Bennett and billon McLain as R I). Morn* and wife came down sisted also. from Detroit Saturday, and Satur Ben W atkins moved his family to day afternoon went to Portland re Salem Saturday so the children turning Sunday evening. would be nearer sch >1 during the W. J. Chromy and I. Hoagland winter. Mr. Watkins will remain went to Portland Monday to attend on the farm to attend the work. the grand lodge.Knights of Pythias, Mrs Ernest McCrae of Munkcrs as representative* from the local and her cousin. Hilda Hav. wh>> is lodge. teaching in Bilyeu «pent Sat urday afternoon with ¡1. O. Shilling Mr. Paterson of Albany has Oregon Milk Company Condcrisery, Scio, Oregon ******•♦♦••*♦♦»♦♦♦ •♦♦♦♦ ♦ * ••»•♦•♦♦•••••eeeeeeeeeese Notice of School Meeting a * further proof that $2.000 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to the legal voter* of School District No. 96 of Linn County. Oregon, that a SCHOOL MFI Tl NG of said district will be held at Scio City Hall, on th«- Slat day of October, 1924, at 2.U> o'clock in the after- noon, for the purpose of discuuing the budget hereinafter set out with th.» levy- I ng board, ami to vote on tn«- proposition of levying n special district tax. The total amount of money i.. .-d< iLv the sai l school district during the fis cal year beginning on June 30, 1924. and ending June 30, 1W2.'», is estimate I in the following bu-iget and includes the amounts to be received from the county school fund, state school fund, el<-.!>*ntery school fund, sj-ecisl district tax, and all other moneys of the district: BUDGET urriMATKti t.xrKNprruRKH Personal Service: Principals Teacher* ... • • e* «4 No. 1 2 1 I 1 1 1 .... .... ... ... Janitors Clerk Salary per year $ltk)u 1125 tot» 1UUU 9W 4fr> 75 Total Unno 2250 UNO 1000 trio 460 76 $7445 Total............... a.*.*««.*...** . . . a........................ Material and Supplie* Pigs For Sale- See Ed Pelan. Seto. Supplies (chalk, erasers. etc.»................. ................... Oregon. Price reasonable. 9-c Flag*.... » .. .................... ................... Janitor's supplie• ... . ............................. Notice No hunters nor hunting dogs allowed on our farm. Pro kop Brothers. lOp For Sale Baldwin Apples, at 50c per bushel in the orchard. See Carl Smith, route 2. Scio. Ore. ruai Light ......... .. Water Postage and stationery .. ....................... ... Total.............................. ... . ....................... 1 60 20 &0 220 96 30 10 $ 415 Maintenance and iUpa-r»: Chert Seed and Vetch Seed for sale. $ loo Building and gruuiHia House for rent on Ed, (*hrz place, • ion Total...................................... tx>ught Benton Arnold's milk route, and family. west of Scio. See Chaa. Chrx, Indebtedness. The Shelburn school directors re Scio, Oregon. chtf and I* moving his family to Scio. 1 A mi Warrant, and interest thereon They will occupy the Miller house on arranged the •«■ata in the schoolroom Farm Loans Money at 5} «■ with $ am » Total..................... .. • ... ..................... Saturday force> on. nominal commission; prepayment South Main street. 1.30 $ $ 180 Insurance; ..................... .................................................... priviledges after first year. Wm. The directors of the Forks of the Dandruff, failling hair and scalp Bain, Albany Ore. 8-c Miscellaneous; Santiam Farm Loan A-wocian held a disorders are quickly cured with a, $ 100 Domestic Science Supplies ........ ............................. busine*« m< eting at W. II. Mcl-am's For Sale — Potatoes, first class in 25 Printing and Advertising ............................................. few apcdications of the old reliable | every particular. Market price. Monday c. nmg. l.ucky Tiger Hair Remedy. Ask' 1 1» Total............. ............ . ................ . .............. . See Chaa Chrx. Scio. Ore. 4-tf. your Earlier or druggist today - • 500 Emergency: ...................................................................... 1 500 Wanted —100 new cuheerlbera. In money back guarantee. [adv] I 1. »816 GILKEY STATION I ducements are all the news we can Total estimated amount of money fur all |Hirposes during year I F stimatru R k < Kirra W H Dunn and A. R. Baker of get and 52 issues per year. Price From county school fund during the coming school year, Staio Portland were in Scio last Thursday is SI 75 per year. Oct 14 225 from state school fund during the coming School year.. on business and visiting friends. H E Rannelk and wife an»I son. MOO from elementary school fund during mining school year Mr. Raker taught school in this Cecil, of Prineville visile I .r the J. Any girl in trouble may communi Estimated amount to be received from all other sources cate with Ensign l**e of the Sal community a number of years ago.' H. Kelly home the 'a«t of the week. 2500 during the coming school year..................................... vation Army at the White Shield and married a daughter of Price The la<lies are sisters. Home, 565 Mayfair Ave., Port Total estimated receipt*, not including proposed tax Hm-'. Munker. land, Oregon. Miss Mtrle Bigham, teacher at KK< ArCH'l-ATIoN Wir. Mrs. D. C. Thoms spent the week the Oak View school, spent the week For Sale — Three dot n 2-year-old Total estimated expenses f r the year ....... 4925 Total estimated receipt* nut including proposed tax .... end at her home in Portland. Brown leghorn hens; also three end In Salem with Mr*. A. L. Brown, M-'r«» Pure Bred Roaecranz cockerels. Mis* Ethel Zysset spent the week Balance, amount to be raised by district tax ............... and visited Mr Thoma at the Salem Phone or write to Mrs. J. H. end at home. hospital Sunday afternoon If he Johnston. Lyons, Oreg. 10-lf Datad this 13th day of October. 1924 A. L Tiedeman and Charles Wein continues to improve as he is doing R icky hhrlton . Attest: C ora C ala van . at present he will be able to come berg are making a lot > f sorghum Walnuts —If you want Franquet Board of Directors. District Clark. Walnuts at 25c and 30c a pound. | molasse*. home next Sunday. =r leave your order now. Will de I Professor Watenpaugh of Scio liver about Dec. 1. See W H. Miawa Anna and Joaie Ko tan and was tn these parts Sunday, Bartlett, Scio, Oregon. 12p Emil Kotan attended the funeral of j Johnnie Tiedeman has gone to Mrs. C. F Sargeant in Salem They rheuma- The party who took the 25 lbs. of ; some hut spring* for his petite prune* from MarinnRrown’a returned by way of Monmouth.where His older sister accompanied ' tism wagon when hitched on .Mill str., they railed on their abter. Emma, 1 him. south side of the drug store, on and over the new we«t side highway Saturday afternoon. Sept 27. at 3 S. F. Zysset returred Friday from through Corvallis and Albany. o’clock, ia known, and if they are a deer hunt and brought one of the not returned to Henry Hassler in coveted animals with him. the next few days, prosecution J. H. Kelly and wife. A. L Kelly will follow. Thia has run too lone D • ~ . T—’L______ “d E H Keoy, wife and to be a joito. “A word to the 1 rintinfij to I nbunc. baby, and Rus**U Kelly and wife wise is suffioeoL" 10p : ! Bring Your If you believe in boosting the boosters, if you believe in helping an institution that spends its money at home, you will support the Scio I ribune more substantially than wishing it wel^
