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About Intermountain tribune and Linn County agriculturalist. (Sweet Home, Linn County, Or.) 1913-1914 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 12, 1914)
News Items From Our Country Correspondents Foster Items Chas. Powell of Berlin. WaS the' guest of Mr. Gabriel Wednesday. Mrs. Wes Cowitz was a visitor at the home of her mother, Mrs. W. Gabriel one day last week. Messrs .Aaron and Geo. Gabriel and Miss Mae Rowell spent a very pleasant evening with J. D. Wood and family Tuesday. Edward Randall and family, who have been visiting relatives for several months in Pleasant Valley, have returned to their home ini Nevada. Lester Burnett spent Saturday and Sunday with friends in Leban on. Mrs. C. E. Russell and Mrs. A. Furman, were guests of ’ George Havens Saturday and Sunday. Wes Cowitz and son, Leslie, were Sweet, Home visitors Sunday. Mrs. Joe Orchard spent a few days the latter part of the week with relatives near Berlin. Will Reeves was a Lebanon visitor Sunday. Notice-is hereby- given that all bills unpaid, due for the construct ion of Union High School No. 2, located 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 Ji T. States, contractor. S. V. Barr, chairman. W. H. Cooper, W. D. Hill, J. Steingrandt, Jake Menear, J. B, , Hunt, O. J. Mealey, J. P. Har- rang, Clyde Rowell, Building Committee. Any bills that have not been paid or allowed should be sent ' to the clerk, S; R. Nothinger, Sweet Home Mrs. Wayne Menear is visiting her parents this week. Mr. Reinharts baby has been very sick, but*is Better at this writing. Albert Juhnke has returned from Washipgtqn, where he has been for some tipie, • Dayton Harris attended the road supervisors meeting in Albany last Saturday. The Evangelical church has pur Administrators Notice chased a new organ. John Nye made a business trip to Notice is hereby given that the undersigned have been appointed b'y the County Court of Linn Cascadia last week. County. Oregon, as the administrators of the Grandma WodtliJs-reported to be estate of Edith Leach, deceased, as such as by law required. . ’■ very sick. Therefore notice is1 hereby given to all persons having claims against ,the said estate to present Mrs. Ona Nye visited her mother | Phone Main 144 \ Lebanon, Oregon j them save duly verified as' by law required, at the last week.. • office of N. M. Newport, in the Lebanon National Bank- building in Lebanon; Oregon within six Geo-.. Scanland was in town .Sun- months from the date of this notice. KH day. Dated this 13th day of February, 1914. N. M. Newport, F. E. Fell, Anna Stocker went to Lebanon ■ Attorney. ' Chester A. Leach A ' Administrators of Estate last week. ■ Mr. and Mrs. White visited at the MAGAZINES AT ALBANY AND SALEM ORE. home of R. Gedney last week. ——————Prices on Application——------------ Mrs. G. Philippi is visiting friends Harley Davidson Motorcycles S. C. Smith and wife were Leb in Foster. THE 1914 MODELS ARE NOW ON DISPLAY anon visitors Saturday and Sunday. Grandma Nye. visited in Sweety ». 'I’ . ’. ’/'SV&W;’ -7' - ‘ Fred and Frank Smith are work 'Home Sunday. Guns, Bicycles, Sporting Goods ing in the Scrogging logging camp, Mrs. W J- Lawrence visited with I A. Horner was a business1 visitor j friends in Sweet Home Sundays MAIL ORDERS ARE GIVEN PROMPR ATTENTION to Sweet Home Saturday1,. • Earl Gaines returned to his home* Pleasant Valley Items ib Lebanon Wednesday. HAUSER BROS., Props. George and John Miller, Reuben' Albany, Ore. ’ - ' - - • Salem,’Ore. Simons and Lester Burnett went to'. Mrs. S. J. Cowitz and Mrs. J. D. Wood, were' , visiting Mrs. H.. L. Lebanon last Saturday, to see the Demonstration train. : - s Cowitz Tuesday afternoon. Come in and let us show them to you or write and let us send you a catalog | Kerr & Rowland Drug Co. Trojan Stumping Powder ALBANY GUN STORE Undertaking, Embalming and Funeral —--------- g Director ---------- j A.«E. Gabriel made a business trip to Sweet' Home Friday. Miskes Opal Russell and Arlie Bar ton were in Lebanon Saturday. If Mr. Gabriel had the misfortune of -losing one of his fine Jersey milk cows Monday. --------------—r CALLS PROMPTLY ATTENDED DAY OR NIGHT H. R. SLAVENS Phone 3x6 A FARMER READER SWEET HOME, ORE. Some of the Pleasant Valley young folks attended ■ the parent-teachers meeting in Sweet ^Home, Saturday; Road Supervisor Dayton John Brown and Mack. Moss ed the! supervisors meet . in Saturday. Harris, attend- Albany ■ ■ • To Our Customers When sending watches for repstirs with’carriers, our customers should insist on them being left at thé —■—------ Meat------------- right shop. It has come to our notice that some of our customers and Produce Market Says That the Home Merchants Charge call here and complain about tm- W. B. Thompson & Son Props. a Forty Per Cent Profit on satisfactory work, thinking that wé had done the job when we had not Their Goods The Intermountrin Tribune has arranged to make its had the work at all as it had beeh readers a Special’ Clubbing Offer with thé Albany Herald delivered by mistake at some other store. (Continued from.page 1) The Intermountain Tribune Specializes on the news of Sweet Home We send a yellow printed guaran Thebest of fresh and and surrounding terntofy, àhd' thé Albany Herald is giving a tee With watch jobs. ' . cured Meats, Lard. for dending to the v large firm for telegraph report of thé world’s hews and ’specializing on the Watches may be sent in a strong Poultry, Etc., con-., his goods when he can get them laid news of the county seat, all of which is à complete news, service' box or packed in a bundle of paner stantly on hand, for , down at his door cheaper than he 4 . - . ■ 1 . TfJ by insured parcel post at 10 centjs which we will pay . can buy them of his home merchant? The Herald Publishesthe Albany Evening Herald and; the highest, Market the or less and you will-receive a check Of course the farmer needs ~ ‘---- the Albany Twice->a-Week Herald- -—». by return mail stating just what ------ —Price———- merchant; but why should’nt the } needs to be done and the cost and farmer be independent as well as. SPECIAL OFFER -the job will get prompt and careful the merchant? attention and we will pay transpor :.$1(.25 Regular price of Ihtermouhtain Tribune... Heres hoping you may see some .$3.00 Regular price Albany Evening Herald........ of these questions from a farmers tation both ways. Lpwèst prices. SIGURD LANDSTROM. $ii25’ standpoint of view. Total... SWEET HOME - OREGON Watchmaker, Lebanon, Ore. ~ A Reader. $2.-75 SPECIAL PRICE FOR BOTH ........ .... f —The Tribune publishes the above -•’‘a.rv ...... . Notice for Publication—isolated Tract The Semi-Weekly Herald and the Intermountain Tribune communication from “A Reader” III .. . ' (PUBLISHER . ’ .. nevertheless the true name of the can be obtained for $2.00 per year ' writer is not appended, because a IÍ ■. PUBLIC LAND SALE ’jjL"' i •' '»J- .very fair statement, of the matter If Intermountain Tribune subscribers have paid in advance,• ?they Department of the Interior from the farmer viewpoint is made. may. pay the difference and get the Herald at these, rates. ; U. S. Land Office at Portland, Ore. December 28, 1913. It is now up to the home merchant Physician and Surgeon For subscribers who are in arrears to take advantage? tefL. the Notice is hereby given that, as directed by the to demonstrate that he can sell Commissioner special offer, it will be necessary for back subscriptions»to be paid of the General Land Office, under goods as cheaply, the cost of the provisions of Act of Congress approved June 27, 1906 (34 Stats., 517,) pursuant to the application carriage added, as Jones Cash Store of Joseph Strickler, Serial No. 03863, we will offer or Sears & Roebuck. Publicity in at public sale, to the highest bidder, blit at not less ...'.------CALL ON OR ADDRESS Calls- promptly attended than $2.00 per acre, af 10 o’clock a. m., on the 19th this matter is sure tp get results. day of February, 1914, at this office, the following day or night It will cause a better understanding tract of land: Lot 1, Section 26, Township 18 South, Range 1 West, Willamette Meridian. and a more harmonious relation to Any persons claiming adversely the above de* exist* between the home merchant scribed land are advised. to file their claims, ■ or objections, on or before the time designated for Photographs and his farmer customer. Post Cards gale. IB DR. LB. WILSON Intermountain Tribune, Sweet Home A. E. EDWARDS $1.00 Photographer Per Dozen I SWEET HOME, OREGON $2 to'$6 Per Dozen H. F. HIGBY, Register. J. C. ARDREY, Receiver The Parent-Teachers meeting held last Saturday in this city, was quite Intermouutain Tribune $1.25 liberally attended by both parents per year. and teachers. S weet H ome O regoñ
