Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1894-07-20
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Beecher Flat this week.
Ed Keizur has located at Crane, Idaho,
70 which address he orders the GLOBE
sent.
Ray Henson Is home for few days
visit from Malheur, where his cattle are
ranging.
]. II. Downing and Gene Smith ar
rived home from Portland Wednesday
morning.
John Blake arrived home Wednesday
from Chicago, where he shipped a train
load Of sheep.
Jas. s. Wheeler Of Weston arrived here
Tuesday TO look after his land interests
on Pine creek.
The delightful hum Of the header can
now be heard throughout this portion OF
Uncle Same domain.
Prendergast, the notorious anarchistic
murderer, was very properly hanged at
Chicago Friday last.
Rev. 4. Curran will preach at Lexing-
ton next Sunday, leaving here Saturday
and returning Monday.
Lucien Parker took charge OF the stage
line Monday and goes al the business
with vim that ought 10 win.
Charley Sears and wife, OF Buck horn,
were the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Hen
shaw at Condor over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. g. r. Henson OF Ferry
Canyon visited friends in town several
days this week, returning home Thurs
day.
The supreme court has decided that
pension money can not be attached for
debt, even when deposited in savings
bank.
County Treasurer s. B. Barker Ia In
Portland this week on business. He
will order large stock Of goods for bis
store.
J. II. Clark has been at work the last
two weeks building large granary for
Couture Bros. on their place in Ferry
Canyon.
Mrs. d. s. Flynn and child, OF Lone
Rock, left Wednesday for Silver Lake,
WASH, where she will visit her aunt
several weeks.
We learn from the Gazette that JEFF
Hayes aud Miss Grace Filkins, both OF
Heppner, were married at that place
last Wednesday evening.
A number oi our people were ont on
the hills above town last night viewing
the red lights on the summit Of Mt.
Hood, made by a picnic party.
Mrs. Ida Welshbons of Glen left
Wednesday for Portland, where she will
remain awhile for medical treatment,
her health having failed her recently.
All members OF the Ladies Aid Society
OF Condor are requested TO meet at the
residence Of Mrs. Henshaw, president,
next Wednesday afternoon at 2.o'clock.
A democrat 10 one who does his level
best to do unto others as he would have
them do unto him. The closer he lives
up TO this law the better democrat he is.
e. O.
The latest news concerning the great
strike Is that trains are moving every
where again, and the strikers are only
too glad to get their old positions back
again.
g. j. Caven Of Pine creek brought at
load Of his fine Royal Ann cherries to
town Tuesday. They are the largest
cherries ever brought to town, and read
lily sold at l0c ID.
Frank Green, brother OF Melvin Green,
accused OF stealing 7 horses in UDatilla
county recently, was held to appear be-
fore the grand jury last week at Pendle-
ton, with bonds at 5000.
All over this section the recent very
warm days have rapidly ripened the
grain. Harvest has begun, and all indi-
cations are that 1t will be bountiful
one. Farmers are actively engaged at
cutting grain.
South Africa Is having the hottest
summer known In fifty years. During
the early part Of last month the average
shade temperature at Cape Town was
90 to 95 degrees, the heat in the sur
ranging from 1870 to 100
The train arrived from Cello Monday
evening at 9 O'Clock. Commencing Mon
day (16th) the transfer was made at Ru
fus, instead OF Arlington. This shorten'
the run on the boat, and consequent,
the time in making the trip.--Chronicle
johnson & Wilcox have just had {
stone cnlvert placed in the street, inter
secting with the large Main street cul
vert, to catch the water that comes
down the ravine north OF their liver.
stable. II Is much-needed improve
ment.
II Ia reported that the real cause Q
Sheriff Leyens' resignation in Douga
county was because, under the law com