MILL CITY
Potatoes, one of America's princi
DEMOCRAT« PLAN DINNER
pal crops, are grown in every state
Women's division of the Marion
of the Union.
County Democratic Central commit
tee will sponsor a pot luck dinner
at 1 p.m. Sunday, December 4, May
Type writers
Calculators
flower hall, Salem, for all interested
Adding Machines
Democrats and their families. Rob
I M’ITOI. OFFICE
ert D. Maclean, member of the state
EQUIPMENT CO.
tax commission, will speak on real
631 Court
SALEM
and personal property taxes in Ma
Sales — Rentals — Service
rion county.
OPEN SUNDAY
Watch for opening of Complete Food Service
| Mill City Meat Market
MILL CITY TAVERN
BYRON DAVIS, PROP.
“At the Bottom of the Hill”
OREGON
MILL CITY
TRAILER COURTS
Butler'* Trailer New», Gates
Mr. and Mrs. Don Goode and fam-
Roland and Florence Kopp motored
1 ily of Eugene had dinner with her
father, Ed Bostram and grandmother to Salem Thanksgiving.
Mrs. George Davidson took a group
Ida Swift, Thanksgiving.
of
children to Mill City Saturday to
Mr. and Mrs. Robert McDonald of
Eugene were weekend guests at the attend Junior missionary.
We are glad to have Mr. Jaenicho
James Swan home.
Miss Hope Baney spent the Thanks- back with us, after his accident.
Loren and Bernie Jolink motored
' giving holiday with her mother in
to Portland Thanksgiving and spent
I Yamhill.
Miss Sigurd Grimstad spent the the day with Bernice’s parents and
holiday last> week at her mother’s her two children.
Ora and Coonie Hauser came home
! home in Seattle.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Jenkins had as for a short stay, They are in Port-
Thanksgiving guests his parents, Mr. land at present.
Fred and Jean Wilson are busy
and Mrs. Delbert Jenkins.
working
on their new property in
Attending religious services in Sa-
! lem Tuesday evening were Mr. and Mill City.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd White were
' Mrs. B. L. Allen.
C. A. Thompson of Banks visited driving on the highway between
Mill City Wednesday, his first trip I Gates and Mill City when they hit a
here in 12 years. He commented upon cow
their car no one was in-
the growth of the town and the large ! jured.
new buildings that had been built.
Art and Fearl Durham closed the
Mr. and Mrs. Al Smeenk, Mr. and 8rocery store Thanksgiving and
Mrs. Roland Swan of Portland and spent the day in Salem with their
Mr. and Mrs. William Swan are plan- daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and
ning to celebrate their father’s birth- Mrs- Hershfelt.
day Sunday here at the home of
Theo and Harr* Osmus had a bu3>’
their parents, Mr. and Mrs John daY Thanksgiving keeping the cafe
Swan.
' open and entertaining her sister,
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’ Violet Crumley.
LUTEFISK DINNER AT
Mr‘ and Mrs' Parr 8Pent Thanks’
SILVERTON ‘ '
giving in Salem, visiting Mrs. Parr’s
A number of Norwegians and their . son’
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friends from the Santiam canyon I
Santiam
Trailer
Court, Gates
, plan to attend the Lutefisk dinner 1
By MRS. ALVIN HAMAN
I at Trinity Lutheran church, Sllver-
Mrs. David Luck spent Tuesday
| ton on December 8 and 9. This is
shopping in Salem.
the first dinner headlining the Nor
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Atkinson and
wegian-prepared codfish which has
family
left Saturday for their new
been served at Trinity church since
I prior to the war. The women of the home at Canyonville.
church pain to serve 800 pounds of Alvin Haman spent Tuesday shop
the fish to 700 people (350) each ping in Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Park and chil
night) this year. It is recalled that
people from all up and down the dren left Thursday for Detroit, Mich,
Willamette valley came to the fam- where they will visit relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Ash
ous Silverton lutefisk dinners prior
Harry
and David Bamhardt
to the war. Miss Nettie Hatteberg.
I aid society president, and Mrs. Har- i Thanksgiving dinner with A.
| lan Moe, Dorcas society president Barnhardt and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Peterson
head the women of the church.
children spent Thursday visiting his
Forest fires have been known to father Mr. K. Peterson in Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Haman and
overtake running deer and men on
Joanne, Mr. and Mrs. Duane Haman
horseback
visited in Portland Sunday.
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Alvin Anderson of Corvallis had
Thanksgiving dinner with Mr. and
Mrs. John Bonham.
Mr. and Mrs. Francis Dupuis, Wy-
man Dupuis, Charles Dupuis had
Thanksgiving dinner with Mr. and
Mrs. Lawrence Dupuis and family.
December 1, 1949
4—THE MILL CITY ENTERPRISE
STORES get new front
William Himing of McMinnville,
owner of the building which houses
Muir's Bakery, Stiffler’s Appliance
and the Nu Method Cleaners, has
begun construction of a new front on
the structure.
The high old "false front" has been
torn down and a sloping roof will be
built. The fronts of the bakery and
the appliance store will be stuccoed
with large plate glass panes in
stalled.
The bakery will use one
large window for a baked goods dis
play, and a 15-foot pane will give
the appliance store a show window.
MISS VIRGINIA JACKSON-
HONORED WITH SHOWER
Several friends gathered at the
home of Mrs. James Swan on Friday
evening when Mrs. Orville Odermann
and Mrs. Harold Pound gave a bridal
shower for Miss Virginia Jackson,
whose marriage to Delmar Thomp
son was a Saturday night event at
the Christian church.
Mrs. Floyd Fleetwood and Mrs.
Ford Wilson won prizes for the
games played and after Virginia
opened and displayed her gifts the
hostesses served lunch to Mesdames
Jennie Davis, Lefty Swan, Fleet
wood, Hoyeje, Murdock, George Ste
wart, Dolezal, Jackson, Frank Jack-
: son of Astoria, Ford Wilson of Eu-
gene, Art Robinson, Grimes and
Kathy Odermann.
First apple crop report of which we
have a record was made just 310
years ago on October 10, 1639, when
"110 fair pippins” were picked lrom
trees on Governor’s Island in Boston
Harbor. The trees are believed to be
Benjamin Franklin invented one
the first apple trees planted in the kind of wood-burning stove.
northwestern part of what is now
the United States.
The tallest living tree in the U. S.
is a California coast redwood, 364
feet tall, located on North Dyerville
Flat, Humboldt State Redwood Park,
California.
D W. Reid MD
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON
Mill City
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NORTH
SANTIAM
TAVERN
SILVER SADDLE
GARAGE
Highway West of Mill City
FULLY MODERN
EXPERT MECHANICS
One Mile Eaat of Detroit
JEWEL MYERS, MGR.
WELDING AND REPAIRING
OPEN DAYS AND EVENINGS
DUDLEY JONES
Tel. 903 Mill City
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HELPS MAKE YOUR MONEY
GO FARTHER:
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Salem Laundry
Cafe
SERVING THE CANYON AREA
SEAL DRIVE PROGRESSING
PICKUPS AT
Laundry: Nu-Method, Mill Wity and Stayton
..Laundry and dry cleaning: Ken Golliet, Mehama; Mt. Jeff Cafe..
Idanha
Dry Cleaning: Santiam Self-Service Laundry, Detroit.
Private Dining
Room
SALEM
163 S. High
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For Guaranteed
Cleaning. it’s the
DR. MARK II UMMEKICKSEN
REGISTERED OPTOMETRIST
NU-METHOD
•18-HOl R SERVICE
MILL CITY
In Jenkins EBuilding
MILL CITY .
(Formerly Baker’s Jewelry Store)
Telephone '1Î43 for Appointments
Mrs. Arthur Kriever, local chair
man, reported this week that the an
nual Christmas seal campaign is go
ing ahead faster than in previous
years and that she expects a success
ful drive.
Also a chairman in the Canyon, ap
pointed by the Marion County Tuber
culosis and Health Assn., is Mrs.
Floy Story, for Idanha and Detroit
area.
STEAK HOUSE LEASED
A checking account gives you
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Ml
record of where every dollar goes.
You can spot and stop the waste
ful spending leaks. The money you
salvage in this way can bolster
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your bank account—provide cash
you'll need for things you hope
to buy and funds for emergencies.
We ll welcome your account.
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Viv’s Steak House here has been
leased by Iris Holgate and Dave
Porter from Mr. and Mrs. Les Mul-
len. The new owners have opened a
private dining room for parties and
i organizations.
The first regular air mail service
in the U. S. began May 15, 1918 from
Washington to New York Citv.
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Open Every Thursday I to 6 P.M. 6 P. M. to 8 P.M. by appointment
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• Broken lenses replaced
* Eye glass adjustments
General office* at TenBrook Jewelers. 313 VV.
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