Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1892-07-15
GLoBoslTIEs.

Clerk Lucas now plays on bran-new
Remington typewriter.
Rev. Lemay, the fluent orator, will
preach at Condor the coming Sunday.
J. II. Downing and Herbert Halstead
each made a trip 10 Arlington this week.
Saturday, July 9th, to the wife
OF Frank r. Watson, near Fossil, q son.
Mr.. David Hamilton Is in Portland
this week, as juror in the U. s. circuit
court.
Charley Prindle and Rufus Ring Of
Fossil were over 10 our city Monday on
business.
9. w. Burton's family left this week
for Umatlla county, where they will re-
side awhile.
Supt. Geo. Neale requests us to state
that Sunday school will begin at $50,
sharp, next Sunday.
i. NJ Busby returned home this week
from Portland, having disposed OF his
horses at fair prices.
Howard Propst left this week for the
Athena country, where he will try his
luck couple Of months at harvesting.
The old Jail building was removed this
week TO lot in West Condor, and will
be occupied by A. j. Walker rs resi-
dence.
Misses Daisy and Dora Downing re-
tured home Wednesday from months
pleasant visit 10 relatives and friends in
the valley.
An entire block in Portland was lev
eled by fire Monday night, bounded by
Washington, Stark, 9th and 7th streets.
Loss, about $25O000.
John +. McMillin Of Sherman county
Ii visiting his friends, VIM. and james
Cooke, near town. Jas. McMillin, his
cousin, accompanied him,
Miller 4 Hill, the present owners Of
the Bunch sawmill, have got IL started
and are ready TO I'll orders for both
rough and dressed lumber, at the lowest
market prices.
In the election contest OF Hinshaw vs
Conde, for the Office Of sheriff Of Baker
county, Judge Bradshaw last week de-
cided in favor Of Conde, and taxed Him
shaw for costs Of the suit.
As per announcement, Mackey Bros.
pitched their gallery at Condor Monday
last. Those wanting frst-class photo
graphs had better hurry up, as they will
leave here tlfAOth Of next month.
Fred Monroe, the sheepman, was in
town Wednesday. He informed us that
Joe Potter, one of his herders, shot and
killed huge panther on Kahler creek,
Grant comfy, last week. 1t measured
II feet from tip to tip.
Alonzo G. Stevens and family came up
from their home in California on June
25th, to visit his aged father at The
Dalles. who is very low. On July 7th
their infant son, Leland H., aged two
months and six days, died, after short
illness.
Sheriff Wilcox informs us that there
will be no change made in the deputy
ship, J. I. Anthony and T. Il. johnson
retaining their positions in that capac-
ity. This being the quiet season for
such work, Mr.. Anthony has concluded
to run the planer OF Halstead's saw mill
in Lost Valley month or so.
In our rush last week we omitted to
mention the baby show on the 4th. Mrs.
G. w. Burton's baby took the prize for
the prettiest child on the grounds. We
also overlooked the 3-legged and potato
race, the former being won by Charley
Perrin and Frank Pliter, and the latter
by Charley Perrin.
Dalles Chronicle; Helen Ruth, the
little seven year old daughter of MIR. and
Mrs. Geo. II. Thompson, formerly Of this
WY Wup bAuuSup hciC AiOh airing
ton for interment, having died OF
diphtheria Saturday last. Mr.. Thomp-
son is an invalid at the springs in Cali
fornia. Mrs. Thompson is a daughter
Of Judge Condor Of this city. About six
months ago they lost their little son,
and the sympathies Of large circle Of
acquaintances is extended TO them in
the hours of their afiliction.
The friends Of d. ii. Ward made APP
plication to have him admitted to bail
few days ago before the justice court
that committed him to jail for killing
John Looney, mention Of which was
made last week. The application was
granted, and rs soon as the bond was
Iepared, eighteen Of the responsible
citizens Of Condor and vicinity stepped
forward and signed the bail bond as fast
az they could sign 1t. There was room
for no more names, but many others
were anxious to go on the bond. Al
though the bail was fixed at the small