Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1895-06-21
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Ernest Seekamp sold his WOO 10 "Lit-
tlo Phil" Heppner for ~ centsa pound.
The entire program Of exercises for
the celebration will be published next
week.
Tomorrow Is the longest day In theyear.
See II you can notice the difference TO-
morrow.
Rev. w. ii. zellers OF Fossil has con-
sented TO deliver the Grafton at Condor
on the 4th.
Our school will commence Sept. I'd,
with 9. j. Morey and Mrs. E. L. Taylor
as teachers.
Mrs. I. A. Brass6eld OF Glenn left last
week on q visit TO the home OF her child
hood IN Illinois.
Joe Treyett Is having his saloon paint
cd outside and inside and papered this
week by w. A. Goodwin.
Last week Alex Hardie sold TO Mrs.
Kate Russell Of Matney Flat. 500 head
of yearling ewes at Il head.
DR.. Mott, the dentist, 10 In town and
will remain until July ist. Those need
ing such work should hurry up.
Frank Shannon made proof on his
homestead Saturday, with J. G. Cooney
and d. b. Trimble ~ witnesses.
Hugh Medlock, the horsethief, was
sentenced TO three and one-half years In
tho "pen" from Umatilla county last
week.
6crogglns, the California foot racer,
broke the worlds 220-yard record at
Champaign, ILL.,, last Friday. Time:
q 2-5 seconds.
Condor always has the best celebra-
tions in the whole country, and from
reports the crowd this time will be larg-
er than ever before.
Chas. Is. Sears and wife spent Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. AL Henshaw. Mrs.
J. II. Hudson accompanied them home
for couple Of days' visit.
The Moro Brass Band, II pieces, has
been engaged to furnish music at Con-
don on the Fourth. II is one Of the best
bands In Eastern Oregon.
s. B. Barker and Tom johnson left
Tuesday for Portland on business.
While below, Mr.. Barker will purchase
large stock Of choice goods for his
store.
Mrs. WIN. scrivner and brother, Ed.
Meek, Of Condor, departed Friday for
ahe McDuiiie springs where they expect
20 spend the next month"; Heppner
Gazette.
I'D Gopher, the well-known drummer,
has quit the road for the present and
has secured a position as clerk In the
HoIton House, one OF the best hotels
in Portland.
Atty. II. Il. Hendricks has just receiv-
ed from Chicago fine Edison typewri-
Ter with mimeograph, and is 80 well
pleased with IL that "plays" on italmost
day and night.
As II is beyond question that tho
United States Is the greatest and rich
est nation In the world, we might as
well take the lead In settling the finan-
cia! question.
The Ladies' Aid Society will meet at
the home Of Mrs. Parman next Wednes-
day. All the members are requested to
be present and bring all their friends
who can come.
b. X. searcy's wheat always CON-
mands the highest prices. Monday he
sold so sacks OF Blue Stem wheat at Ar
lington, which weighed l2,02S pounds,
making little over 200 bushels,
Il Martin, ex-county clerk, was con-
victed in the circuit court at The Dalles
last week for issuing fraudulent war
rants, and Judge Bradshaw sentenced
him to four years in the penitentiary.
A daughter OF Mr., and Mrs. Samuel
Thompson OF Matney Flat came up from
California last week ON visit to her
parents. She has been residing with
her uncle and had not seen her parents
for eight years.
The dozen or so Of Condonites who
visited Portland and the valley last week
have all returned except Ray Henson,
who will arrive here about tomorrow
accompanied by his wife's sister from
Mccoy, Polk county.
Now whatever the outcome OF thii
seasons crop in Oregon may be there ID
one crop in this county that was never
known to fail-that is the crop Of politi'
cal Office hunters. They are just begin
ming their clod-mashing. Grant County
News.
Everybody who enjoys really first
class celebration and good time are com
ing TO Condor on the 4th. Some Of the
fastest horses in Eastern Oregon will be
here for the races, and the other eKer-