Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1894-09-14
OLoBosITIEs.


Circuit court for this county convenes
At Condor next Monday.
Ray Henson 10 home on visit from
Malheur county, whore his cattle are
ranging.
Misses Mary and Maggie Keys Of
Mayville we're in the city Wednesday.
Prosecuting Attorney A. A. Jayne has
appointed Il. M. Shut, Of the Herald,
deputy district attorney for Antelope
precinct.
Rev. g. Il. Rawlins preached at Con-
don Tuesday evening. Rev. u. Curran
will preach here next Sunday, morning
and evening.
d. NJ. Rinehart was In the southern
part Of the county Tuesday on business
connected with the duties Of his Office
as constable.
Mr.. d. Hamilton and son Wayne OF
Fossil were over 10 the city the first Of
the week on business. So was VIM.
Keys OF Mayville.
An Astoria girl Is bound TO look on
the dark side Of life. She married a
negro cook last week. Our sympathy is
with the negro this time.
We thankfully acknowledge receipt Of
an invitation to attend the sth annual
meeting Of the Oregon Press Association
at Pendleton ON Oct. 2, 1894.
Geo. Hansen and Ed Meek left Tues
day for McDufiey hot springs in the
mountains in Grant county, where they
will recuperate several weeks.
"A Baker county gold mine has turned
out S32 ounces OF gold--worth $4,000,
in a run" OF 29lS days. We would like
to make run" Of that kind, ourseli
Since l.. 0'Connor, the shoemaker,
left town month or so ago, Gene Smith
has been doing cobbers' work, and can
repair your old boots and shoes as we'll
as any Of 'em.
Charley Sears OF Buckhorn was over 10
the city Wednesday on business before
the board Of equalization, which met
this week, as per notice. Pat Skelly
was before the board also.
George Washington Moore has an ex-
ccllent ranch on Hay creek and raises
as fine corn and produce as we have
ever seen. Saturday he showed US some
roasting ears Is inches long.
A Umatilla county dog met sad fate
a few days ago BY being run through a
threshing maching. II Is said the owner
OF the thresher was trying the power Of
his machine as a sausage grinder.
Mrs. G. M. Walker, Of Arlington, Gil
liam county, and Charles Durbin, Of
Antelope, Wasoo county, are guests at
the home Of their parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Sol. Durbin near Salem. Statesman.
IL. o. Miller, capitalist Of MADEIRA,
Cal, arrived here Tuesday on a visit TO
his father, J. w. Miller Of Matney Flat,
whom he had not seen for 80 years. His
little le-year-old son accompanied him.
John Meek, who has been engaged for
the last couple Of years in shipping
sheep from Washington 10 Chicago, is
home on short visit TO his folks. He
will return in about two weeks to Tam
pico, Washington.
We respectfully ask those owing the
GLoBR on subscription q settle up. We
need the money - pay our own bills,
and can not borrow under the ciIcum-
stances. We certainly have been as
lenient as any one ought to expect.
johnson 4 Wilcox are having large
addition built onto the north side OF
their livery stable, portion OF which
will be used for granary. s. >. Grider
and w. A. Goodwin are the carpenters.
This is by far the largest and best-man-
aged stable in the county.
Patting the editor on the back and
telling him that he Is making good
paper don't help him pay expenses.
The best way to prove that you like the
paper Ia to subscribe for II, quit annoy
ing your neighbor by borrowing his
paper, and place your nd in it.-Ex.
Mrs. Mollie Perrin and family moved
to Antelope this week, starting Monday
On Tuesday Arthur Brandenburg and
family moved into the restaurant build
ing inst vacated by Mrs. Perrin. They
also moved their confectionery stock
into the same building. Soc their ad.
The San francisco Examiner hal
again announced that it will give przei
to its subscribers, on IA larger scale thi'
year than ever before, II you desire L
win the $4,000 farm, subscribe for th,
Examiner through the GLOBE man, whe
is agent for this section. You will iinc
it TO your advantage to do SO.
A social dance viii be given in til,
Armory hall this Friday evening il