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About Intermountain tribune and Linn County agriculturalist. (Sweet Home, Linn County, Or.) 1913-1914 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 25, 1913)
S. V. Blodgett, of Lebanon, came We make a Specialty of Friendship, Engagement and Wedding Rings. F. up Wednesday in the McHaffiie auto. M. French & Son, Albany. Heavy frosts have been the" rule Roe Smead and family, drove over to the Scio fair, Wednesday morning. Oliver McClure and family went toiSpringfield, Saturday, for a short visit. For Sale—21 shoats, will weigh from 75 to 100 pounds. See ,me at once. John T. Russell. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Brady, of the Big Bottom country, came down, last Saturday. Drs. Lowe & Turner, opti- "»gsy cians and optometrists, will be at Hotel Lebanon October 2. Consult them about your eyes and glasses. W. H. Putman and family, Henry Slavens and family, Councilman Smead and family and Frank Ma lone, are attending the Linn county fair. Copies of the Intermountain Tri bune in wrappers. 5 cents each. Send a copy to your friends else where. It might result in a new citizen for this locality. Doctor Luther reports the arrival of a fine large pair of twin boys at the home of Mr. and Mrs John Brown on Sunday, September 21. The mother and boys are doing nicely. S. V. Blodgett, of Lebanon, ac companied the -A. A. White party to Foster Saturday. Dr. Geo. Collins, of Albany, came up last Saturday, for an over Sunday visit, with his friend, Chas. Sam W. Dugger, of San Francisco, Lyons. blew in on the Tribune family, last Fred Quippe, an experienced Monday. Sam is a member of the miner, came up Saturday and went Naval Training Station band, of on the following morning to the Goat Island. His visit to the old Santiam mining country. folks, was duly appreciated. The Foster public school opened Mr. A. A. White, who has invest the Fall term, last Monday, with ed somewhat heavily in land at F. L. Gilbert, of Sweet Home, I as j Foster and above there, came up teacher. via auto from Portland last week, Bert Templeton, one of Browns for a short visit to Foster. Mr. ville’s substantial citizens, was look White expects to remain on the ing after business matters in Sweet coast for six weeks and will make Home, last Monday. another visit to this section, before In all small towns where every his return to the east. F. B. Knapp one knows all about everybody’s accompanied him on his return to business, adverse criticisms are, too Salem. often, made. If you cannot say The Sterling Milling & Warehouse something good and benefidial of a Co. of Brownsville, Oregon solicits neighbor, it is a good plan to say your trade on every thing in our nothing at all. line, we can please you in quality The old-fashioned custom of the and price, we carry a full line of chirivari prevails in Sweet Home, soft wheat flour, mill feed, ground whenever a marriage occurs. It feed, wheat, oats, hay, grass seeds, matters not if this little attention red clover, Alsike clover, white is dulayed somewhat. Nobody is clover and poultry supplies. Give slighted. Several couple received us a call when the city. Chas. this kind of a serenade, last week. Sterling, Manager and owner. We Sell in the Sweet Home valley, this week. Quite a number of hunting par ties have passed through town, this week. The High school building is mak ing good progress and will be en closed in a short time. Sweet Home schools will begin next Monday. Rustle up your books, bdys and girls. General Merchandise Dry Goods, Groceries Hardware, Etc., Etc. For Sale-Driving or saddle horses, good fair quality. Inquire of M. G. Reed, Sweet Home, Oregon. Chas. Wiley and Henry Thompson, left Thursday morning for upper Canyon creek, bound fbr a week’s hunt. -AT REASONABLE Material improvements are being made to Sweet Home’s meat mar ket. Mr. Thompson intends to make it a first-class’ market, not only for fresh meats, but for poul try and eggs as well. PRICES- The Highest Market Price Paid for Country Produce All danger of timber fires is now past. Unless there is an unusual amount of dry weather, a fife in the timber would be impossible. Sweet Home beef cannot be sur passed anywhere. The Tribune family has been supplied with steaks which would make a city gourmand smile. • k N. R. Watkins Sweet Home - - Oregon BIBLE BARRED OUT OCEAN-TO-OCEAN Dr. Luther, by means of a gaso line engine and a system of piping, has an excellent small irrigating (Continued from page 1) plant hnd his garden gives evidence don’t believe it is. But in reading of the fact. it in the schools it would be im If you have not paid the last half possible to escape the fact that the your taxes, you had better get busy. teacher’s authority or personality Taxes will be delinquent after the would throw something into the first Monday in October. readings that would have an un In any direction from Sweet warranted effect upon the child’s Home there are fine crushed rock mind.” roads. In town, the streets are paved with boulders. Something Almost every day demonstrates wrong in some way. the need .of a bank in Sweet Home. (Continued from page 1) coin and Denver Transcontinental route, 636 miles; the River-to-River road, from Davenport to Council Bluff, Iowa, 236 miles; Tri-Cities Rock River road from the Mississ ippi river to Chicago, 180. miles. The greater portions of these old routes are still in good repair. Intermouutain per year. Tribune Our lines include everything that a man or boy wears, from 5 years to 75 years. We can especially recommend our $ 12.50 Oregon Cassimere, absolutely all wool suits to any man wanting a good serviceable suit Whenever you are in need of anything in our line, write us a letter, explaining what you want and we will send it Joy Parcels Post, prepaid, by return mail. May we see you this fall and supply your needs for winter wear The Blain Clothing Co. ALBANY - - - OREGON $1.25