Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1892-09-02
NOTICE,
CLoBoslTIEs.

rave you noticed that the Gays are
considerably shorter2
Rev. Wise will preach at Fossil next
Sunday, Sept. 4th, morning and even
Ing.
Circuit court for Gillian county con-
venes the third Monday Of this MONTH
Sept 10th.
Miss Louella Maddox visited her
friends, Mrs. Danneman and family, at
Glenn the first Of the week.
Miss Sadie Parman began a 3-months
term Of school Monday at the Matncy
school house on John Harrison's place.
The frame for Wiley Miller's fine new
residence isup. When completed this
will be valuable addition to the town.
The price Of wheat il on the raise.
Tuesday the price paid at Arlington was
GOc per bushel, a raise Of l0c since Sat
urday.
Mrs. II. L. Taylor returned home Mon
day from short visit TO the pleasant
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Hardie, on
Trailfork.
sherman county must be very produc-
tive. Last weeks Observer chronicles
the birth Of five big fat babies in the VI
cinity Of Moro.
The cost OF the Cnur d'Alene strike
will be more than II ,000, 900, to say
nothing Of the lives lost and permanent
injuries sustained.
Mr. Smith, joint senator Of Sherman
and Wasco counties, is In the city, look
ing up the abstracts Of some land in the
vicinity Of Blalock.
Several Of our young people attended
the dance at the residence Of Mrs. Il.
Tulis on Matney Flat Wednesday night
and reporta way-up time
There is no doubt any longer that the
b'st remedy in the world for rhenma-
tism, neuralgia, etc, IN Hattee's Congo
oil. Read ad in another column.
DR.. Weldon, the dentist, left Wednes-
day and will be absent about three
weeks, when he will return and practice
his profession here two weeks longer
Wednesday last Chester Dolph OF Sc
attle, son Of Senator Dolph, eloped with
is cousin Miss Armstrong, going to Vic
toria, B. G., where they we're married.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. @. Ralston and little
daughter returned TO Arlington few
days ago from Albany, where Mrs, Raj
ston had been visiting her old home sew
eral weeks.
A. II. Edln, prominent capitalist Of
lKelso, WASH, was in town Friday and
Saturday, lie iswell pleased with Con-
don's bright prospects, and may con-
clude to locate here.
Barry--Why did Rawley marry her?
strang--lie was attracted by her conyer-
sationa powers. Barry-And why is he
applying for a divorce? Strang
reason. IN. Y. Herald.
Scientific men say that the earth's age
Is about half million years for the neb-
ular and stellar period, and about 55,-
OO0,000--oi which 100000 are past
for the period Of organic beings.
'4Uncle" Jerome Parsons, the famous
talker, was in the city Thursday. He
informs us that he never had better
crops, and that he has over 500 tons Of
hay, part Of which he wants to sell. See
his ad
Stock Inspector A. L. Duthie is not
only an efficient officer, but also good
mechanic. He has just completed a
sheep shed 40xl00 feet, for himself and
Is now at work on new house for Dave
Hardie,
Died, at Shelby, this county, August
ed, Mrs. j. A. Ward, aged 20. She was
the daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Coch-
ran, and leaves loving husband and
one little daughter to mourn her untime-
ly demise.
We had pleasant visit Friday from
DIR. Il. II. Griffin, the Arlington dentist.
He expects to return to Condor in short
time and work at his profession a couple
Of weeks. He is an old hand at the
business.
L. G. Trask OF Mayville was over to
Gilliam's capital Monday on business.
He is getting the business Of the store
in shape preparatory to retiring there
from soon. Mr.. Rippey will then be
sole proprietor.
A Jno Chinaman has rented the old
Fix building back Of the stable, and ex-
poets to open a laundry in few days.
Verify our town is booming right along,
.-sAd new enterprises are being started
] here almost daily.
Harry Clay was in the city the first d