Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1892-07-08
oLoHoslTlEs.

Miss Annie Schott Of Rock creek vis-
ted friends In town several days this
week.
II you are discontented with your lot,
get out and dig In it--and raise some
thing.
MIR. q. schillng was our deputy P. M.
Monday, during Mr.. Halstead's absence
Ut Fossil.
Judge Bradshaw held term Of circuit
court In Baker county last week for
Judge fee.
The noted photographers, Mackey
Bros, will be at Condor next Monday.
Zee their ad.
Ohio Ward and wife Of Lone Rock Wis
tied their relatives at Condor Friday
and Saturday.
Attorney II. II. Hendricks OF Fossil
was In town several days this week on
legal business.
Owing TO the u, we are day late this
week, which our millions OF readers no.
ticed, no doubt.
Work was begun this week on II. N.
Frazer's new dwelling house in the
south end Of town.
Mrs. Il. Meek, and son william re-
turned home Thursday from visit to
relatives at Heppner.
County court Is in session this week.
Our new commissioner, Jos. X. Ralston,
was initiated at this term.
Rev. Wise will preach temperance
sermon at Condor the coming Sunday
evening. All lare welcome.
The heaviest shower OF rain we have
had for a long time, fell Sunday night,
soaking things up thoroughly.
Rev. Lcmay, Catholic priest Of Hepp-
ner, writes us that he will hold services
at Condor, Sunday, July 18th.
Knox 4 Ward moved their horses and
complete livery outfit into their large
new barn this week. Notice their ad.
After paying all expenses connected
with the celebratian, dance. etc, we un-
derstand that about $45 remains TO be
turned over 10 the school.
Dan Rinehart is again prepared TO do
general livery business. He always
keeps good stock, good feed, and bis
rates are very moderate. See Is ad.
sniption Bill Brown returned home
Friday from the valley. His cousin, r.
G. Buckingham, merchant OF North
Yamhill, came up with him for few
days' visit.
Assessor Mason has been in town sew
eral days this week. His serious acci-
dent OF few weeks ago still shows on
him, and he has an enlaciated appear
ance yet.
The Gazette oi Tuesday says: Hon.
W. X. Ellis 10 getting along as we'll as
could be expected under the circumstan-
ces, and his early recovery 10 earnestly
hoped for.
This is the kind OF weather which i'm
pels one with the confident belief that
there can be no finer location than Con-
don picked out anywhere In the country
for delightful summer resort.
There are number of bills due the
GLOBE, and we will have to ask oil who
have not had an understanding with us
for time, TO please square up, as we need
all the money that belongs to us.
Our boys in blue feel proud over the
laurels they won at Fossil on the 4th.
Our boys came out victorious In the
shooting contest, and also In the tug Of
war, winning the latter by four feet.
The wool clip Of this season continues
20 come in, and 1t is not expected that
II will all be marketed before the first
Of August. The wool generally is Of a
good quality and commands fair price.
--Heppner Record.
Monday night about O'Clock, while
In the dance hall, Mrs II. @. Strickland
received another OF those violent attacks
Of heart trouble. Of which she is subject
10. and has been very sick ever since.
At present che is stopping with Mrs. T.
j. Young.
Among the superstitious, Friday is
considered an unlucky day. At any
rate, It proved distressingly SO at Con-
dan Friday last. There we're more
drunken rows, arrests and bad feeling
generally in town than for many years,
In one day.
yA Sherman county subscribed about So
600 on election day with which to en-
ploy the services Of the rainmaker; but
as he won't agree to lombard the clouds
for less than $4,000, Sherman crops, like
those Of many other places will be d lit
tle slim this year.
Friday last, VIM. Hunt, farmer liv-
Ing near Shelby, met with an accident
which almost resulted fatally. A wagon