Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1895-03-01
GLoBoslTlEs.


again heard in the land.
Wanted--A good milch COW, for cash
Inquire at the GLOBE office.
Miss Anna Clarke OF Lone Rock visit
ed friends at Condor several days this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Neale's little child,
which was very sick last week, is recov-
ering.
Rev. Mr. Curran moved into the
Wineland house, In East Condor, on
Thursday.
Mr.. Josephus Martin Of Rock Creek
was up to the county seat on land busi-
ness Thursday.
The roads are In excellent condition
and are again lined with teams hauling
wheat TO Arlington.
Dan Rinehart and family expect to
move out next week to their ranch 3
miles north Of town.
Since the weather has turned warm,
the contractors are busy at work on the
new road to Thirtynile.
Miss Bessie Fitzwater's school at
Eightmile closed last week and she has
returned 10 her home at Condor.
Miss Mary Maddox and little sister
Maggie left yesterday for Portland, where
they will visit for about month.
Mrs. s. A. Winzenried has given up
her position as landlady at Clem and re-
turned home to Condor this week.
Assessor NJ. o. Clarke moved to Con-
don today from Lone Rock with his fam
ily. They occupy the Lucas residence.
n Thos. Morgan has been engaged TO
teach the spring term Of the Matney
Flat school, commencing next Monday.
We are pleased TO announce that Mrs.
Ed Dunn, who has been 80 very sick, Ii
now recoyetingand ID able TO be upagain.
Rev. Il. Curran returned home from
Lexington Wednesday and will preach
at Condor next Sunday, morning and
evening.
See the assignee's notice OF sale OF real
estate in this issue. The Campbell ranch
is most excellent land and ought TO sell
for good price.
The Grant County News is advised OF
the sale OF a band Of stock cattle over
about South Fork, at sl3 per head for
little, big, good and indifferent.
Joe Potter, the jeweler, did not go TO
Arlington Saturday, as was his inten-
tion, but left yesterday to take charge Of
his new shop.
The Oregon legislature adjourned Sat
urday night at IL o'clock. State Senator
steiwer and Representative David ar
rived home Monday.
Val Wheeler has been In town all
week. He expects TO leave in day or
two for his new farm and home on the
Sietz reservation on the coast.
We are informed by the managers
that the s. +. Examiners big prize
drawing will not take place until about
the first week in April. Now is the
time to subscribe.
Jas. Poindexter, who spent the winter
at his old home in Linn county, return
ed 10 Condor yesterday. He did not en-
Joy good health since leaving here and
was glad TO get back.
The largest apple ever grown In the
Pacific Northwest as far as known, came
from an orchard on de Denny farm near
Lafayette, Oregon. The largest weighed
pounds and 2 ounces.
School Clerk Miller has notices posted
calling for regular school meeting to
be held on March 4th, for the purpose Of
electing clerk 10 serve one year and q
director for three years.
Married--At Maddock's hotel In Con-
don, on Friday evening, Feb. 22d. at 5
O'Clock, Mr.. Coe ID. Barnard and Mrs.
Nellie Anderton Of Fossil, Recorder H.
N. Frazer performing the ceremony.
Perry Ham and j. b. Goff Of Lone
Rock made flying business trip toCon-
don Saturday. Mr.. Ham is the popular
proprietor VI lHo loHo NUN StV'S, "ho
has built up a good trade over there.
Arthur Harlow, one Of the most in
dustrious little fellows in this county,
has secured job lasting all summer,
with Jos. A. Ward, on his large farms
near 0lex. He will begin work in few
days.
Among those from distance who at
tended the ball Friday night was Geo
Vangaasbeak Of Clem. lie brought his
best girl up, and while here he also
joined the new order Of Woodmen Of the
World.
Atty. ]. N. Brown Of Heppner is the
only applicant from Morrow county fol
the position Of district attorney for the
new judicial district, which comprises