Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1894-12-14
NOTICE.
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IN the city several days this week on
business.
VIM. G. Caldwell recently traded one
Of his Ferry Canyon ranches to Andrew
Armstrong.
1t has been decided TO have a Christ.
mas tree at Condor, and the soliciting
committee is abroad in the land.
Chas. Mckenzie, one Of the proprietors
OF the Butte Greek saw mill, left today
for visit TO his old home at Wyandotte,
Kansas.
Rev. Il. Curran has moved from the
Wiley Miller house into portion Of the
Lucas residence, where he will reside
this winter.
Charley Sears and wife returned home
yesterday from months delightful
visit with their relatives at Portland
and Vancouver.
We notice In the list OF unclaimed let
ters published In The Dalles papers that
there is such letter In that postoifice
for Rev. w. II. Zellers OF Fossil.
Reube Mckinney, who has had the
CorDett place on Matney Flat rented for
several years, moved this week with his
wife onto his homestead three miles
east Of town.
Mrs. l.. l.. TAYLOR now has one of the
most comfortable little homes in the
country, Il mile west Of town. She has
Inst had neat little residence built, a
barn and other buildings.
Charley Perrin while at Portland re-
Gently purchased fine new organ and
violin. Sweet strains OF music emanate
from the Eureka hotel now almost day
and night.--Antelopc Herald
While unloading wood in town, Mt the
Ilalstead residence, Saturday Frank
Downer lost two large chains which he
used for tying on wood. The finder is
requested to leave same at this Office.
DIR. J. II. Hudson and wife, whom he
married at her home in Toronto, Can
ada, on Nov, 2Sth, arrived at Condor
Saturday, and are now comfortably lo-
Gated in the Wiley Miller house in South
Condor.
Some very rich gold discoveries are
being made in Australia, but there is a
water famine In the gold district and
pure water sells for - per gallon. II IL
the best place in the world--to stay
away from.
Editors will please take notice that
there is very dangerous counterfeit,
81 silver certificate Of the 1891 series,
abroad. As few editors have seen bill
OF that size since 1891, they may be
easily victimized.
Andrew Neei OF Lone Rock. accom-
panied by his family, was over to our
city Saturday on business, going home
next day. While in town they were the
guests OF their relatiyes--H. B. Hem
bricks and family.
See the new ad OF g. R. Robinson &
Sons. This enterprising firm wants your
trade and is asking for 1t in the proper
manner. II il money we'll spent. The
photograph Of the manager, Bob Rob
inson, appears in the ad.
A person who came from Sherman
county yesterday says that snow covers
the ground to the depth Of about eight
inches. We have had no snow in Gil
liam yet, except just enough to wrap
the highest peaks in mantle OF white.
The jury in the case Of state vs. Bunco
Kelly for the murder Of old man Sayres
at Portland recently, returned verdict
Wednesday OF murder In the second de-
greenwich means life-imprisonment.
The gallows should have played an i'm
portant part In this case.
James. N. Poindexter, the steady and
industrious young man who has been In
the employ Of John Maddock for the
last two years, left this week for visit
10 his folks at Scio, Linn county, where
he will spend the winter. He will re.
turn TO Condor next spring.
Prosecuting attorney Jayne is recover
ing slowly, and was able to return tc
his home at Arlington Tuesday. Mrs
Jayne has been In constant attendance
upon him ever since he was attacked
His many friends here hope he may soor
regain his health. .--Dalles Chronicle.
There is plenty Of good vacant land II
Gillian county and we want more set
tiers. All honest, industrious men and
women will be welcomed, and the more
money they have to invest in the de
velopmcnt Of this great and proliflceoun
ty the better for all concerned it will be
A fellow had to take short steps anc
careful ones several mornings this week
to keep from slipping on the icy walks
With all their carefulness, however
some sat very ungracefully and sudden
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