Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1894-06-29

sympathy Of the community.
Friday being the last day Of Miss
Dunn's school at Condor, very in
structive and interesting program was
rendered by the pupils, after which Miss
Dunn made few appropriate remarks
to the scholars, which was well received
by the large number Of patrons present.
Augustine Liebl and VIM. Radzom Of
Rock creek were both in town this week.
The mandate having been handed down
from the supreme court In their case,
and Judgment entered against Mr.. Liebl
and his bondsman, they settled up the
Judgment, which amounted TO the sum
Of $1096.56.
The little 6-year-old son Of jos. Whyte,
living on Matney Flat, had the misfor-
tune Thursday Of last week to fall Off a
horse and break his arm between the
wrist and elbow. The little fellow was
brought to town for surgical treatment,
and he IL getting along as well az could
be expected.
Steve Couture returned home this
week from Umatilla county, where he
had been on business connected with
their thresher, which has been left up
there since last harvest. While there.
Steve met DR.. Alexander, formerly Of
Condor, who has been living at Ukiah
for the last couple Of years.
Unmonrned and unsung, the John Day
Living Issue folded its half-sheet and
quietly laid down and died last week.
A great many country papers have done
the same trick during the last few
months, and the country would be bet
ter Off II number Of others that are
hanging on the ragged edge Of starvation
would follow salt.
Newspaper men are blamed with lot
Of things they can't help, such as using
partiality in mentioning visitors, giving
news about some folks and leaving others
out, etc. He simply prints the news he
can find. Some people inform him
about such things and others do not.
An editor should not be expected TO give
the news unless he hears OF II.
J. +. Moore and family have left for
The DalIes, where Mr.. Moore goes to
take the position Of register OF the U. s.
Land Office in that city. Mr.. and Mrs.
Moore have resided in Prineyile for the
past ten years, and during that time
they have made many warm friends
who regret their going. They will be
missed in Princvile society, and Mr..
Moore's place in the legal fraternity here
will be difficult to fill.--0choco Review.
Some years ago an old deacon In Ore
gon was very seli-willed, and on two or
three occasions made endless trouble in
church. AT last the church clerk got up
and said: "Brethern and sisters, wish
Deacon Jones was in hell" The new
pastor and the members were Mortified
and the pastor said: Brother Smith,
such remark is unkind and unchristian,
why do you use snch expressions about
brother?v "Well, PASTOR" he replied
~ calculate ii Deacon Jones was in hell
about six months he would bust it up"
With two or three exceptions all the
newly-elected county officers have quali-
fed and filed their bonds with the clerk
for approval by the county court, which
meets next week. Several Of the pre-.
cinct officers have not yet filed the
necessary bonds. This matter should
be attended TO at once, or il will be toe
late, and in such case the old officers
would hold over for another term. al
the new county officers will take charge
of the respective offices next Monday
July ID the state officers not until the
first Monday in January, 90,
Becauee the GLoRE got the job o.
printing the programs for the Fossil
celebration the Journals rooster nearly
exploded with jealousy and says the work
| is not satisfactory--to himself, OF course
The GLoDg was ordered TO print pro
grams and 1t did so--the regular size for
such work, and the managers informed
MS that the work is perfectly satisfactory
The big, elumsy, stud-horse poster:
printed by the Journal are about as nea
and well printed as If a broom we're dip.
ped in ink and smeared over the paper
The GLOBE is prepared to print posters
and all kinds Of job work, any size, iron
a postage stamp to the side OF barn. ,
About ten days ago Charley Baker 0
this place was on his way with a load 0
wool to The Dalles from Crook county
While going up the Desehutes hill ter
rife waterspout occurred just above hin
and by the time the water reached hin
1t was ten feet deep. lie had six horses
hitched to his wagons, the rear being
comprised of trail wagon, on whicl
was ten sacks Of wool and to which wa