Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1892-07-29

Attorney Goode has purchased the
small Maddox building on upper Main
street and IL having II fixed up for an Of
fee. Eight feet viii be built onto the
rear, and Squire Clark will also attend
TO his justice work In the came building.
Messrs. Shed t1rider, Del Rice and Jim
Cooke left this week for the mountains
near Austin, Grant county, where they
expect to kill off a few bufaIoes, ele.
plants and other insects OF similar hab.
Its. They took good supply Of bacon
along.
Mrs. A. ]. Walker and three children
arrived here Wednesday from The Dalles
and will make this their home for the
present. Mr.. Walker 1t fret class car
penter, and rustler from way back,
He has used good judgment In providing
a home here for his family.
Work on the dome Of the state house
at Salem has commenced. The appro-
priation, 100000, will be expended Ia
complete II. That much money spent
on good roads would be OF more benefit
to the people and the state, says the
Grant County News. Domes come high.
8. a.. Beckwith, writing from New
York under date Of July 10th, says
fHon. Henry Blackman, senator Of
Grant, Harney and Morrow counties, Of
Heppner, Oregon, is In Americas me-
tropolis. His mission East was to assist
In notifying Mr.. Cleveland Of his nomi-
nation.
There Is snbdued and touching pathos
In the valedctory Of Kansas editor,
who winds up the affairs Of the Lane
County Farmer as follows: "With NAL
Ice toward none and charity for all, re-
tire from the publication 81 this paper,
and am ready for soft job in the har-
vest field"
DR.. Nicklin and family have moved
into the new Pliter building. one door
west Of this official think factory. With
an M. D. on either side Of ns, we feel en-
tireIy safe from any danger of becoming
fatally foundered on fruit, melons, ETC.,
so don't be backward about bringing in
such delicacies.
Judge T. A. Mcbride, the newly elect.
ed circuit judge, held an adjourned term
Of court at Hillsboro last week. He
taught some Of the witnesses a whole
some lesson. One man came to the
stand the worse for liquor, whereupon
the Judge fined him 40 and ten days in
the comfy Jail.
Our city was fnll Of good grangers Sat
urday, that being the day council pro
ceedings were transacted. A number
from distance we're present, among
them being Mr.. and Mrs. ii. B. Hen
dricks and Ed A. Putnam Of Fossil
Many new members have joined lately
and fhe grahge Is In a highly fionrishinl
condition.
At the special school meeting Satur
day, Doc Brown was unanimously elect
ed to the position Of director. to I'll the
unexpired term Of j. III. Downing, re-
signed. Doc is eminently qualified FOL
such important official work, and with
the present board OF officers, our schoo
will doubtless be kept up to it's usua
high standard.
John Brsndenburg, after a short so
journ In Southern Oregon, concluded tc
return to his old home at Keswick, Iowa
where he thinhs he will get married and
settle down. A private letter from him
concludes thus: II think will buy nit
farm here, as this county suits me
pretty well; and with the tiLoBE to give
me the news, | think can sail all right. 7
We had the pleasure Wednesday o
meeting Capt. Miller, OF the Rock Greek
Sawmill. He is an intelligent old gen
tlelnan, and has had world OF expert
ence. Mr.. Miller thinks he will build 1
dwelling house in town this fall ane
move his family here for school adyan
tages. His son Philip and daughter
Miss Sophia Miller, visited friends il
town Sunday last.
Attorney Goodc and the editor Of thi'
popular weekly visited Halstead's large
numbering mills in Lost Valley Sunda.
last. The boys have everything in first
class condition now, to do good worl
and lots OF 1t. They have been unavoid
ably delayed in getting the millin run
ming shape, but with fair luck they vii
now he able to turn out an enormou
quantity OF lumber this fall.
The first numter ofthe Antelope Her
aid, published by Erwin NJ. Shut, wa
issued July 22d. 1t is very neat, an
well-filled with live local news and good
Ayinv advertisements The new DnDe