Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1894-10-05
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j. II. Bowen OF Fossil was visible TO
the naked eye on our streets yesterday.
DIR. Hogan made professional yiait
70 the Olex country the first Of the week
w. w. steiwer and family OF Fossil,
Or, are at the Imperial. Portland Tel
egram.
fine girl baby was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. John Weimar, near Olex, on Oct.
j, 1904.
What did you do with the check
your father-in-law gave yon for we'd
ding present?n Had II framed no
one would cash it,
Read Miller & Damn Bros new ad.
BY square dealing aud low prices these
gentlemen have built up q very large
and healthy trade.
A young man named Chas. Lund was
dragged about 100 yards by horse over
near Condor recently and narrowly es-
capped death. h.--lieppner Gazette.
Doctor-Well, Tommy. yon found the
pellets helped you, didn't you? Tommy
Yes stree; sold them to d boy for 10
cents to shoot out Of his new pistol.
II you desire TO win the 10000 farm.
subscribe for the Examiner through the
GLOBE man, who is agent for this sec
tion. Subscription price $3.50 year.
Preaching services next Sunday morn
ing and evening in the Congregational
church. II IL expected that Rev. Zeller
Aof FOSSIL will be present 10 conduct the
seryices.
JAS. II. Hill and family moved this
week TO his fathers farm near Golden
dale, Wash. j. X. Clark and family
moved into Mr. hilps Condor residence
this week.
The first final proof TO be taken before
the now U. S. commissioner, s. A. d.
Gurley Of Arlington, will be that Of
WIN. l.. Reed, notice OF which appears
in this issne.
The sheriff Of Wallowa county brought
seven men TO the penitentiary Thursday,
27th. The next trip he will probably
bring the balance Of the legal voters Of
his county y.--statesman
The election Saturday for the purpose
OF bonding the school district in the sum
OF $1,000, passed off sereneIy. Only l8
votes were polled and all were in favor
oi the bond, there being no opposition
whatever.
~, Ahalt OF Camp creek brought a
load Of very fine tomatoes and other
produce 70 town the first Of the week.
The tomatoes cold 80 readily that Mr..
Ahalt has promised 10 bring another
load over in few days.
We learn from the Cottage Grove
Leader that DIR. oglesby, who had been
a resident of that place for the last six
years, has moved with his wife to juno
tion, In the same county, nearly 100
miles north Of Cottage Grove.
The Dalles pays the highest price for
wheat Of any place east Of the noun
tains. While only rs and 20 cents
bushcl have been paid at other points
the market here has never ranged lower
than 80 Observation-Disclosures
J. A. spaulding arrived home Friday
from Austin, Grant county, where he
pastured his sheep during the summer.
The others who also spent the summer
there with sheep are on their way home,
and are expected here about next week.
Hon. w. w. Steiwer and family of
Fossil were passengers on Mondays
stage, en- route to visit relatives in Mar
ion county. The senator will combine
business with pleasure and buy stock
Of winter goods at Portland before his
return.
Val Wheeler visited his brother Jas.
and family at Weston last week. lie
returned TO Condor the first OF this
week, accompanied by his nephew, 49,
year-od son OF Mr.. and Mrs. James s,
Wheeler, who will visit here d short time
with Val.
See the new ad Of Robinson X Sons,
who have just opened new store at
Arlington. These enterprising gentle-
men care enough for your trade to ask
for'it in the proper manner, and anyone
trading Mt Arlington will find il to their
advantage to patronize the new store.
The GLonE returns thanks to Frank
Palmer Of Ajax for box Of as fine
plums, several varieties, as we have ever
seen. They were raised on his high
bunchgrass farm, without irrigation,
which speaks volumes for this section
as fruit country and the fertility Of
our soil.
This seems to be good year for school
MANS to abandon single cussedness.
Nearly all the ladies who have been
married in this county within the last
year were school MANS, There seems
TO be quite boom in marriages THE