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About The Scio tribune. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1919-19?? | View Entire Issue (Oct. 30, 1924)
The Scio Tribune rage » General News tana. left Saturday for their old home at Millet. Alberta. Can Mr. Schwarts has a 400 acre farm there We are sorry to loan thia e«timable Oct. 25 family from our midst Jot* Prokop.who ha» been at Hood Ernest Kelly and wife left Mon River for a month picking apples, day for Richardson Gap. where Mr. returned home Saturday evening. Kelly is employed. They spent last Ed Roedigger, who ha» torn liv- I week here. ing on lhe Price place, ha» rented Joe Kitchen and wife of Albany the A R Mclhmald farm and moved spent the week end al Ered Me»- hi« family there last week. It to pelt's. reported that the Scott Hawk fami Russell Kelly »nd wife of Albany ly have moved to the Price place. ‘ attended the social at tiie school The H. P. Rigg» family and Dwight house Saturday evening and visited Rigg« and wife have moved from their parents. J. II. Kelly’s, over the Huntlev place to the Joe Kitchen Sunday. place. The Thimble Club had a pleasant beyond Jefferson. Sunday afternoon. A large crowd attended lhe Fred Schwarts «ale Friday afternoon Ben Sudtell wo the :*ueti*i Most of the things brought a g, price. <•*<•. pt th« cow« and horse. GILKEY STATION OQTLAND OP EGON'/ Nov. 1- 8 The A. M. Byrd family of Std spent Sunday with Mrs. Byrd*» tie- ter, Mr». J. II. Kelly. Mrs. Katherine Kester and luahne and E. F. Gilkey of Albany vim ted at Orville Gilkey's Sunday. E. F. alto visited hts «uter, Cora Smith. Ira Robinson, recently of Corval lis. is working to Leonard Gilkey, who it u bu a boy killing makes getting th- .mu county ea hihit ready to take to lhe Pacific Ered Schwarts and four sons of meeting Thursday afternoon at the International Wednesday morning. thia place and a daughter. Mrs. Sel pretty new home of its president. ma Bu«h and two children, of Mon Mrs. R it. McDonald. Eighteen were present. Mrs. Dwight Peter- .jP Subicription Bsrfiin son and two children of Scio attend ed. Mrs. Werner Yunkcr was re The Scio Tribune and ceived into the club. When the roll Portland T egram one . was called, the hostess requested year for $4.75, Offer I each memtier to state why she likes ends Oct. 31. to come to club, instead of respond * - 3 ing with her name. Numerous rea J • u sons were given. Walnut contest« were staged and delicious home « made candy served by the hostess » > The neat meeting will be with Mrs s J. H. Kelly in two weeks. □ Many from here were in Albany O >. Saturday. J. G. Holt and wife, Mrs. thcar G >ar an<i S P Crenshaw attended Subscribe now, >1 75 tier year. services at the Vaughn school house. / AMERICA'S LIVE STOCK CLASSIC itrw, Ik* tWtUr Ifktemo- W thogi f«*«sr»t^ iuUr<Msn»dln Aw»‘ a. »Mr» l oo trv ftfew. laaaU Ask the Tribune about clubbin«» • o rates Send Us Your I • •* s 2> 1-Ë i_ -a 5 ec ® .* — s - c ■ Mail Orders ) For Prompt Service Kelly’s Drug Store BED Just Arrived! SEE THE SPRINGS MATTRESSES BLANKETS l ull line of men’s wool shirts, underwear, socks and glovps; children’s and ladies’ knit caps LANG RANGE Come and see us as we need and appreciate your trade. Our prices are reasonable in all lines considering quality of grxxl», service and accomodation. Demonstration at the International Stock Show Portland, Oregon, Nov. I to 8. Yours to Live and Let Live" J. F. WESELY, Grocer '«a I Z y H IR fathers’God. to Thee, □d Author of Liberty. To Thee we »mg Long uwy our LmJ be bright With Freedom N holy light. Protect u» by Thy might. Great God. our King IMlTH - LAMVa m I I Bilyeu’s Confectionery We Are Human the Same as You Ice Cream Soft Drinks Fruita—Candies Lunches Tobaccos I Bargains for Saturday Hamburger. Spec 11 2 lb« Ttp ¿DC tne to pay or give a reason why. Sausage 17jc lb. special 2 II»..... TIL. Jvl Sanitary Meat Market N. 1. MORRISON i Shelton Bros. Will pay Ip- urwler Portland price« for iirr««ed h<>tr» under 1®> pound». Thl« 1« l,C mor* than you can get by «hipping them yourwlf. The Scio Cash Produce WE ARE PAYING FOR LIVE POULTRY: .15c Heavies..... Iftc to 17c Light» .... 8g to 10c We have installed our Cream Tester, and are ready to receive your Cream and pay you the top price. Highest Cash Price for E^s, Poultry,X\al, etc Service with a Smile Open Wednesday and Saturday nights until «-30, other eve nings by appointment. Will pay lc more in trade for eggs. Full line Ferrfsand Flour A variety of weight« and eolora in both wool and cotton lit uikets at reasonable prices, when quuiity io considered. To see them is to want one. Come in and look then» over. The Peoples Store 306 X Yes l-et’s keep the dairymen on top Nearest Service Is cash and ask thorn* who ate owing Fred Mumpers, proprietor. Wool and Cotton Blankets Be Sure and Vote I Broilers scio , I »¡Kill 'N J. B. COUEY, proprietor GILL CO one ia owing you, you want your money when you need it. I need I h Our OvJn America A new line of Ladies’ and Misses’ Shoes and Children’s School Shoes Priced at . . . $2.50 to $3.50 IF R. M. CAIN . • Just Received HIBLER I .a nit and Universal Range« Beat Made Service Now ia lhe time to have your motor reconditioned and a general overhaul. We use genuine Ford parts. How about that leaky top cover and side curtains. We have ’em. Ford Batteries. 1.3 plates. Sift.50. Four cell Hot Shota, $2 40. Ford rear view mirrors, $1.50. Windshield wipers. •1.25. Our charges for Ford Service Work are based on a time study for all operations. Our prices for genuine Ford parts are the standard prices. Thia gives you the minimum basis of coat,and there« fore establishes the claim that Ford service is the moat eco nomical aervice. We Solicit Your Patronage. FRED T. BILYEU FOR GENERAL Blacksmithing See L O. PORTER Horseshoeing Tire Setting Priera Reasonable Phone 27, Scio, Oregon The Ford Garage »T-ÀCÌ* The Scio Tribune can print your Sale Bills or any other copy. Why go else where? The Scio 1 ribune is ready to Crint any news you mav have, so send ring or phone it in. We can give a better paper if you will do this.
