Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1894-10-26
Doe poLter, the ieWeIer made busI


thing Of dunnin' gives us the blues."
Joe Potter, the jeweler made busi-
ness trip TO Arlington this week.
Misses Josie Smell and Anna schott
Of Rock creek visited friends in town
several days last week.
Sheep shearing has begun in Australia
and the price Of the product 10 from IA
TO ib1a cents per pound.
Mr.. John McCredyy who lives across
the river from Arlington, is In this Sec
tion on a sheep-buying tour.
The largest potato we have seen for
years was left at this Office Saturday by
@. w. Moore OF Hay creek. II was q
"wholloper."
A fine girl baby was born Sunday,
2lst inst, 10 Mr.. and Mrs. II. G. Strick-
land on Hay creek. All parties doing
well, including Hugh.
J. II. Miller was in Portland several
days this week purchasing large and
choice stock Of merchandise Tor the store
OF Miller d Dunn Bros.
The dance here Friday night was well
attended and an enjoyable time was had.
Saturday night several young folks
from here attended dance at Glenn.
d. 8. Brown moved his family 10 town
this week 10 remain during the winter
for school purposes. They occupy one
OF the Barker houses near the school
house.
The semi-annual statements OF the
finances Of jackson county show that
the indebtedness Of the county amounts
TO $i7I .640.O7, estimated interest in
terest included.
The Pacific Express company has
offered 1890 for the recovery Of the
money stolen at The Dalles. AS yet the
robbers have not "divied up.n Better
increase the reward.
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 q year
Now Is the time to subscribe.
II 10 very strange indeed that Airing
ton and Fossil each supports two butch
er shops, and Condor does not support
even one. There Is no shop running
here at present and the town needs one
badly.
o. J. Kenaston Of Pawnee City, Ncb.,
arrived here Saturday 10 visit short
time at the home Of bis step-father, Mr..
Mayfeld, near Mayville. Mr.. Kenas-
ton Is an accomplished musician and
music teacher.
On Monday last five trains OF % cars
each, laden with wheat for Portland,
passed through The Dalles in two hours.
This proves that an enormous qnan-
tity of wheat is being marketed, even
at the low prices.
School supt. w. W. Kennedy return
ed home TO Fossil this week from a
pleasant visit OF several days in Port.
land. Mr.. Kennedy bears the proud
distinction Of being one of the beat edu.
Gated men on the coast.
The assessed valuation OF property In
this county this year is some less than
that OF year ago. This Is easily &C
counted for when the fact is considered
that nearly all kinds of property thii
year was assessed at only about two
thirds what it was last year.
Ray Henson and Geo. schott did no,
ship their cattle TO Omaha, after all
On the goth inst they sold their beel
cattle to Mr.. Grimes, the well known
beef buyer, receiving for 2-year-olds $2s
and for and 4-year-olds 500. They are
expected home from .,Malheur in few
days.
The grand jury thinks the price o
county warrants should not be so low
The howl about scrip fiends" has prob
ably brought about this state Of affairs
and unless outside capital compete
with our home "fends" the price viii
doubtless be kept down. Grant Count,
News.
We hope that such OF our subscriber
rs are In arrears, will try and send il
their Indebtedness. 1t costs money t,
publish paper and while the sums du,
ns are small from each, they are numer
Gus and combined aggregate considerable
money. We need what is due and hop
that our patrons will remit to us at once
Editor Williamson of the Reviey
made business trip to Mitchell thi
week, his object being to dispose Of
printing press and material to be use'
In publishing newspaper at that place
Such an enterprise is talked Of, and il
case IL materialises, the new paper wi
be In the charge Of r. b. (Rocky Noun
tain) Smith. Prineville Review.
The Ontonagon (Mich.) Miner copie
from the GLOBE the marriage notice (
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