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About Intermountain tribune and Linn County agriculturalist. (Sweet Home, Linn County, Or.) 1913-1914 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 29, 1914)
itnd hrYoitr Bills An Ideal Gift for the Home ’ Notice is* ‘hereby given that all bills unpaid, due for the construct ion of Union High School No. 2, Ideated in’Sweet Home, Ore., against the contractor, J. T. States, or the building committee of said school, must be presented for payment within thirty days from this, the 15th day of January, 1914. Signed J. T. States, contractor. S. V. Barr, chairman. W. H. Cooper, W. D. Hill, J. Steingrandt, Jake Menear, J. B. Hunt, 0. J; Mealey, J. P. Har- rang, Clyde Rowell, Building Committee. Any bills that have not been paid of allowed should be sent to the clerk, S. R. Nothinger, Sweet Home Country Correspondents *?!■ Foster Items Come in arid’let us show them to you or write arid let u!s sfend you a catalog Kerr & Rowland Drug Co. g Phone Main 144 Lebanon, Oregon*| j nOSCXjOtKKOOKKOOOiaOeOtOOOOjCtOtOBOti KH Trojan Stumping Powder Harley Davidson Motorcycles Guns, Bicycles, Sporting Goods ARE GIVEN PROMPR ATTENTION ALBANY GUN STORE Albany, Ore. HAUSER BROS, Props. - - - 7 (Delayed from last week) Prof. Benner visited the McDowell Creek school Friday and gave the school nine stars toward standard ization. He also gave the pupils special praise on their work in the Palmer method of writing. . Arrangements are being made for' the two schools on Hamilton creek and the one on McDowell creek to meet at the Berlin school house on - inter mountain Tribune $1.25 March 3. A program consisting of'! per year. speaking, spelling matches, cipheij-f ing by the pupils and speeches by .. —— Meat------------- the older ones is being arranged. A dinner at noon will be one of the and Produce Market features. Everyone come. Perry Ginther. j W. B. Thompson & Son Props. Pleasant Valley Items f L. W. Wood was in Lebanon Fri- Quite a number of young people day having some dental work done! When Miss Mae Rowell entertain] from this place attended the dance ed her friends at cards last Wednesf at Sweet Home last Friday night. day evening, everyone had a good Born to Mrs. C. S. Billings, a time. girl. John Nye and family of Foster) While Miss Bessie Harris was on visited J. D. Wood and family Sat? her way home from the office last urday and Sunday. I Thursday night,1 she met a large Mr. Gilson went to Portland last wildcat. Monday on business. Fred Scholl killed a large wildcat Messers Lyle Murray and Wert last Saturday. Humspaugh were guests of Mr. and Reporter. Mrs. S. J. Cowitz Tuesday.. THE 1914 MODELS ARE NOW ON DISPLAY ORDERS Items (Delayed from last week) MAGAZINES AT ALBANY AND SALEM ORE. ------------------ Prices on Application------------------ MAIL The dance at Foster proved to be a success. Mr. Knapp says when it rains hard again he will give anoth er dance. Mark Anson spent Sunday with friends in this place. Mr. and Mrs. John Nye spent Saturday and Sunday with relatives near Pleasant Valley. Mrs. John Wiley spent Sunday with her parents near Foster. Ross Gedney and family spent Sunday with his brother, Ralph, in this place. Orvis Nelson has returned home after a few days stay in Portland. Ira Elliott, Mr. Markee and Mr. Kundinger attended the dance last Friday night. Berlin Salem, Ore. The best of fresh and cured Meats, Lard, Poultry, Etc., con stantly on hand, for which we will pay the highest Market ---------- Price---------- SWEET HOME - OREGON 0 HM Undertaking, Embalming and Funeral To the Teachers of Supervisory District cleared up, the mists dispelled and a bright day appear on the morrow No. 3, Linn County DR. LB. WILSON after an interview with a parent, i P. E. BAKER Realizing the importance of orga ■-------------------- Director------- ------ ■—- Supervisor Dist. 3. nization and diligent care in our I Physician and Surgeon schools I respectfully ask the follow CALLS PROMPTLY ATTENDED ing: For Sale Cheap—An International DAY OR NIGHT 1st. That you read the “Duties high wheel automobile, in good Con of ..the Teachers,” chapter. 4, and dition. If sold at once the price Calls promptly attended the **Rules for Teachers,” page 171 will be right. See E. H. Billings, H. R. SLAVENS . ' - !?ftf^ Oregon School Laws. I desire you Foster, Ore. day or night ;.to note particularly, article 98, SWEET HOME, ORE. Phone 3x6 Notary Public parts 2, 5, 6, 7, TO, 12 and 13. M.rtgage Leans Negotiated ' ‘Under ‘’Rules for Teachers” note in N. M. NEWPORT partícula?rules 31, 36, 37 and 39., * Attorney at Law 2nd., The preparation of a pro gram for both study and recitation . (CITY ATTORNEY) O regon S weet H ome work is of , vital importance. Pupils OREGOfi can not recite unless they have made LEBANON preparations and they’ 'must be guided in arranging a study pro-' io gram. Let us keep them busy and ■ they will not have time to disturb/ I am asking that the time be indi-1 cated on the program and that it be posted in a conspicuous place in the The Intermountrin Tribune has arranged to make its room that visitors and pupils may; readers a Special Clubbing Offer with the Albany Herald use it freely. Come in Early and get your choice of the Stock 3rd. ' That you be very careful' The Intermountain Tribune specializes on the news of Sweet Home’ about the heating and ventilation of and surrounding territory, and ’the Albany Herald is giving a your room. Authorities say that telegraph report of the world’s news and specializing on the the temperature should be kept be news of the county seat, all of which is a complete' news service tween 6^ and 70 degrees. Every teacher should have a thermometer' The Herald Publishes the Albany Evening Herald and hung about six feet high in the —the Albany Twice-a-Week Herald— - room. I-have-visited several schools* where the temperature is almost SPECIAL OFFER always above 70 degrees and many Regular price of Intermountain Tribune...* where it ranged as high as 80 to 86. Regular price Albany Evening Herald... Such conditions are very injurious« Total | to the health of both children %nd teachers. It might be well if teach-s SPECIAL PRICE FOR BOTH .......... ers would talk with the children in, regard to their dress and teach] The Semi-Weekly Herald and the Intermountain Tribune them to wear winter clothing in the, can be obtained for $2.00 per year winter and summer clothing in the, summer and thus all could be corn]-, If Intermountain Tribune1 subscribers have phid in advance, they fortablé in a room heated evenly!.; may pay the difference StidA get. the Herald at these rates. 4th. j That , you co-operate with? For subscribers who are in arrears to take advantage of the your school board and patrons. Do? special offer, it will be necessary for back subscriptions to be paid not hesitate to consult them frej-i quehtly in regard to securing proper Photographs apparatus and as to discipline and Post Cards ■-------------- -------- —CALL ON OR ^ADDRESS-------- ----- ---------- - $2 to $6 work of the pupils. Boards and- $1.00 Photographer parents are glad to assist you if you? Per Dozen Per Dozen will give them the chance. Many SWEET HOME, OREGON times misunderstandings may be During the entire month of January I will sell every line of goods in my store a I need money and the only way 1 can -get it is to sell my goods I am not going out of business but I MUST HAVE MONEY and so I am taking the above method of getting it, and in so doing you are the winner In order to settle overdue ac counts, for CASH I will cut the account in the middle dur ing the month of January. .■ W. J. LAWRENCE Foster - - - Í Oregon A. E. EDWARDS Intermountain Tribune, Sweet Home
