Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1894-06-01
cLoBoslTIEs.

Born, at Condor on June let to Mr..
and Mrs. A. Brandenburg son.
Mrs. s. A, Maddox made visit to
Arlington Wednesday, returning home
today.
Mrs. @. A. Danneman Of Glenn visited
friends in town from Tuesday until
Thursday.
Delicious Ice cream soda at Branden-
burg's confectionery store every Sunday.
It's good; buy some.
Mr.. and Mrs. d, M. Rinehart's little
2-year-old boy has been very sick this
week, but 10 now on the road to recovery.
]. P. Lucas took q. NJ. Irwin TO Ar
lington Saturday evening by private
conveyance, and returned home Wednes-
day.
IL 10 said that certain man in this
vicinity 10 80 lazy that he won't sit down
because OF the exertion Of getting up
again.
Billy Barr was over in the Mitchell
conatry this week helping to gather
sheep for Mr.. Blake, who will ship them
East soon.
A poem in the papers has the caption,
. Where the Trout Lie" That Is easy !;
they lie In the water, and the fishermen
lie out Of 1t.
The infant son OF MIR. and Mrs. Bran
denburg died this friday morning aud
was buried in the afternoon In the Con-
don cemetery
Herbert Halstead secured the contract
for furnishing fifteen cords Of 2-foot pine
wood for county use, his being the low
est responsible bid.
Charley Royse, democratic candidate
for school Supt., Is In the city shaking
hands with bis friends and, Of course,
looking after his chances for election.
Mrs. Maddox. Mrs. w. s. Myers and
Mrs. q. s. Clark have been very sick
the past week or 80, but we are pleased
20 state that they are now improving.
W. s. Myers, Al Henshaw and VIM.
Campbell are the judges, and II. N.
Frazer and Mont Downing clerks for the
election in THE preci net next Monday.
See the new ad Of AL Henshaw. When
In need OF anything in his line give him
n chance. He sells at prices to suit the
hard times, and guarantees satisfaction.
Henry wilkins, populist candidate for
assessor, was In town Saturday shaking
hands with bis friends, and also had his
measure taken for years worth Of
GLOBE.
Poplar is the name OF new post
Office recently established in Grant Co.
Il is located in the Wagner country, with
Zachariah ]. Martin as postmaster. -
Long Creek Eagle.
Our citizens have taken steps TO have
a celebration at Condor on July 4th, but
have not yet arrived at definite decis-
ion concerning the matter. We will be
able 70 tell by next week.
Johnny Maddox drove band OF fine
mutton sheep to Arlington this week,
which he sold to j. A. Thomas. s. B.
Barker sold some sheep and drove them
to Arlington this week also.
Can't you hear the hearts Of the can
didates going thumpety-thump? It'll
oil be over by Tuesday, and then the de-
feated ones can go back to work again
as II nothing had happened.
Mrs. B. X. searcy returned home the
first Of the week from Eugene, where
she went to attend the meeting OF the
state grange on May oath. She reports
the meeting as being unusually interest
ing this year.
Sheriff Wilcox and Deputy johnson
distributed the ballot boxes and tickets
to the various precincts OF the county
this week. The tickets this year are
larger than usual, owing to third party
being in the field
Our city council has let the contract
for building the Main street culvert to
Jas. Kiser, who began work on same
this week. Whatever Jim does he does
we'll, go 1t is certain to be good job
j, Il. Clark Is assisting him.
Saturday last an Indian Of the squaw
persuasion died at the old French place
on Rock creek at the advanced age OF liz
years. We believe this was the oldest
Indian In this portion Of the state, and
probably in the state.
G. w. Glenn, who was sent to The
Portland hospital from this county sev-
eral months ago, is now mail carrier be-
tween Lone Rock and Condor. Walter
Goode, the old carrier, has gone to Mos
COW, Idaho, where his brother Geo. lives
The Grant Gazctte, republican, says
Hon. E. B. Dufur was in Grant thil
week, He is not making a partisan