Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1895-10-25
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~ visiting her parents at La Grande
Mr.. and Mrs. Baird
VIM. stephens and son Billy left here
Tuesday and will perhaps spend the
winter at Baker City.
j. W. Scrivner and VIM. Pierce
brought load Of coyote scalps over
from Goosebcrry Monday.
Mrs. Ida Brassfeld returned home
last week from an extended visit with
her relatives In Southern Oregon.
John McMorris 10 building neat and
comfortable residence for VIM. Camp.
bell on his place just north OF town.
Ex-Gov. Pennoyer Ia spoken OF as an
Independent candidate for mayor ol
Portland, TO be voted for next spring.
George Angel, T. L. Cruikshank, Pa,
Connolly and all the other shepherds re-
turned home from the mountains last
week.
j. Il. Downer Is building an addition
TO his dwelling house on Matney Flat
His parents will reside with him this
winter.
Mr. Il. b. Gorton OF Douglas was up
20 town this week visiting his daughter,
bas Ina Gorton, wno 10 attending
eciool here.
Miss Nettie Schilling closed a success
ful term OF school on Matney Flat FRI
day, with an entertainment given by
the scholars.
James Summers and family have
moved onto J. A, Crnm's place bet~ cen
Glenn and Olex To remain while Jim digs
a well on the place.
John r. Clerf and Fred Hagedorn Of
Elleusburg, two cattle buyers, are IN
this section buying cattle--ieeders--
fatten FOR the market,
Judge j. Il. Mattingly has just return
ed from Salem, where he visited hi,
daughter, no has been confined IN the
insane asylum since 'SS.
Geo. w. Marvel was up to town Mon
day from Rock creek with load OF n,
fine spuds ne ever tickled a palate. lie
sold them at u Of cent pound.
Al lIenshaw is having an addition,
l8xiS in size, built onto his furniture
store. lis rapidly increasing business
makes II necessary to have more room
for goods.
One OF the hanks OF Pendleton wa,
closed Friday, aud went into the hands
.of a receiver. 1t was faro bank, anC
= one man broke it, receiving all the cash
il contained.
+. Is. Stevens, wife and mother, start
ed on the 22d for The Dalles, where they
will visit few days and then go TO at
attend the Portland Exposition. They
expect to be gone about three weeks.
Howard Tobey, whom We mentioned
last as being sick with fever at Monu
ment had so far recovered as TO be able
to accompany Gene Smith as far as Fos'
sill, where be Is now under medical treat
ment.
Herbert Stephenson rafiled off two
Winchester rifles within the last week
Ed Moore won one OF them and J. W
Blake the other. w. l.. Richards ais,
won a pony that was ratified of by Bill!
Stephens.
We learn that Mrs. Nettie Flynn o
Lone Rock was married, or was to hav,
been married last Sunday, toa gentle
man by the name Of Robinette, bu
whether 1t materialized or not we ar,
unable 10 say.
We learn from the Grant county pa
pers that the jury in the case Of Jas. 5
Hunt, tried in the circuit court at Can
yon City on charge OF cattle stealing
returned a verdict OF not guilty. n,
doubt this verdict meets with Jim's un
qualified approval.
A tramp printer visited Condor toda
the first one that has been through
here since Hazlett the Pilgrim done tn
town last summer. Tramp printers
like the drinks of the Carolina govern
ors, are few and far between this ia
from the railroad.
Mr.. VIM. Ross and family Of Trail
fork left this week for Haines, Bake
county, where they will remain for
year or so on farm that his sons hav
rented, and where Mrs. Ross has
brother living. Mr.. Ross has wisel
decided to not sell his farm here.
Rev. Drake, the new minister appoint
ed TO this place, failed to arrive her
last week, owing to the sickness OF hi
wife, who was not able to travel. The
are expected here today, however, an
he is billed to preach here next Sunda!
They will reside in the Hill residence |
\ South Condor.
Bob Ingersoll, who has heretofoI
made money by lighting Christianity
general, is now making terrific attac
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