Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1895-10-04
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Tom Dawson OF Fossil and one Of his
best girls visited Condor Sunday.
Judge Mariner has been in town all
week az member Of the equalization
board.
Geo. Gibbons, the boss painter, Is pa
pering and painting j. X. Fitzwater's
new house this week.
A stock Of goods without advertising
10 like agun without ammunition--there
is nothing to make 1t ''go off,"
Miss Baxter, n sister-in.law OF George
Evans Of Haystack, was passenger on
Wednesdays southbound stage.
Lee Kilbourn, Claus Johnson and Paul
Schiller, of Idea precinct. were over TO
the county seat Tuesday on business.
Geo. Tatom had lively runaway with
Tom Yonng's team on Thirtymile Fri
day, but no serious damage was done.
State supt. Of Public Instruction g.
NJ. Irwin was married at La Grande
Thursday to Miss Lillian Collision OF
that city.
Miss Ada Rhea, who retired from the
management the Donaldson hotel Mt
Fossil on the let Of this month, left for
Portland Tuesday.
Morrow and Grant counties are taking
the initial steps toward paying a bounty
on coyote scalps. Let the good work go
on, 10 what we holler,
Mont Downing, who has been conduct
ing merchandise store at Bourne, Ba-
ksr cPunty, since last spring, 10 at home
ctFif brt yisit TO his folks here.
The Goldendale Agricuiiuralist says: :
Frank shurte, the bicycle man, raiilrd
of fine ladies' wheel Wednesday, Jim
Current being tho lucky winner.
Mrs. David Gibson and daughter, Of
Hoover Greek, left the first Of this week
for the Willamette valley, where they
viii visit relatives q couple Of weeks.
y. III. Smith Of Thirtynile arrived
home Monday from his visit 10 Salem.
He enjoyed his visit very much and says
the state fair wasa complete success this
year.
We learn that Billy Mack, former
iiveryman Of Condon, was recently mar
ried to rich widow lady in Portland,
and is "livins on top Of the pile" while
IL laste.
J. N. South Is delivering the wood for
county use, which he contracted for re.
Gently. II is excellent wood, and Mr..
South IL noted for always giving good
measure.
Mrs, p. Mays and children, who have
been visiting her parents at Fossil the
last month, left today for her home in
Walowa county, accompanied by hcr
mother, Mrs. B. Kelsay.
,IOhnson & Wilcox lost one Of theil
best work horses few days ago by the
animal falling into well on the Berry
place one mile west Of town, where Mr.
j. Linn was working him.
The horse IL disappearing with the ad
vent Of electricity and the bicycle. An
exchange suggests that there is yet one
horse that cuts considerable figure with
conyentlons-the dark horse.
New scholars still continue to come il
TO attend our tirstclass school, the latest
arrivals being Miss Mande Golden o
Mayvile and Miss Carrie Dannemat
and little sister Mary Of Clem.
Thus far only two persons appeared
before the county board OF equalization
for correction In their assessments--Mr
Ahio Watt Of Portland, representing th,
q. X. & N. Ry. Co., aud Paul Schille
OF Gvoseberry.
England spends SOC per capita on he
public schools, while the United State
spends $3.50, This s the reason VIII,
the diffusion OF knowledge among tn
people in this country is more universe
than in England.
S. b. Barker's merchandise busines
is growing so rapidly that he was forces
to enlarge his store room again thi
week. The business OF rall our advertis
ers is picking up this fall and gettin
better right along.
Springs that are poisoned by villain
in Grant county to kill sheep, sometime
prove fatal to other stock. j. II. Blak,
ney Of The Dalles lost valuable hors
near Canyon City few days ago froi
drinking out OF such trap.
The Corvallis Times says that Ioh
Steiwer, wealthy aud progressive fa
mer Of Jefferson, Marion county, accon
panied by his wife, visited the iamili,
OF Y. Job, Heman Hall and other Go
Wallis friends, Wednesday and Thnrsda!
Judge Fee Of Pendleton, Of the 9th j
dicial district, has rendered his resign,
tion TO the governor, for business rel
sons. Hon. s. A, Lowell who was