Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1895-04-12
CLoRosiTIEs.
Next Sunday Ia Easter.

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next Sunday.
Wn. @. Caldwell has opened M
butcher shop at the old stand on Maii
street.
Mr.. Lon Ralston OF Olex, Gillian
county, accompanied by his wife, was II
town last week on business. lieppneI
Gazette.
|. y. Van Veet has secured the sprin,
term OF school In Democratic Gulch, d
near John scrivner's place, commencin,
Monday last.
The Benton county citizens are still
circulating petitions asking their count,
court to cut off all allowances for deput,
hire for its county officers.
I. l.. Stewart, the photographer, will
he with US only a few days more. Give
him call before be leaves. See hi,
cabinet photos for II per doz.
While splitting wood the other da,
Frank Armstrong, just for change
split one Of his toes wide open, necessi.
tating his carrying II In sling for awhile
DR.. II. Vance Clymer Of Huntington
is attending the alumni reunion OF the
medical department Of Willamette uni.
versity, and is at the Perkins. Portland
Sun.
Edward Dunn left Wednesday for
Portland, where he will buy large and
choice stock Of spring goods for the store
Of Damn Bros. See their new nd about
next week.
The >. r. Examiner has postponed its
prize drawing until about the lst OF May.
Those wishing to take advantage OF the
drawing should subscrib be at once through
the GLOBE man.
Look out for Wedding In high life a,
,Sondon--iust as soon as the prospective
4 groom returns from the East, in a couple
Of weeks. We would like to tell who Il
is, but "dassent."
School Supt. Kennedy will visit the
schools Of the county this spring, com
mencine this week. Mr.. Kennedy takes
an active interest in school matters and
work pertaining 10 his office.
Articles Of Incorporation Of the Ante
lope Water Company, headquarters at
Antelope; capital, 100000; incorpora-
tors, n. Il. Baird, w. b. Bolton and G.
H. Durhin, we're filed with the secretary
OF state last week.
Circuit court Is In session at Condor
this week, and there Is considerable
more business to dispose Of than was
anticipated. However, Judge Bradshaw
IL rushing the business through with a
vigor that is appreciated by taxpayers.
Il. A. May this week had bis lot In
town, just opposite Johnson 4 Wilcox:
stable, plowed and scooped off, prepara.
tory for n new building. which We un.
derstand will soon be erected thereon
II is good location for business house
The report Ia out that X, II. Robinson
Of Arlington and Miss Sadie Dyer oI
Mayville are To be married about the
!, Goth OF this month. II the rumor II
true, the GLOBE desires TO extend con
gratnlatlona In advance. So Bob, here's
our 80
II. X. Leonard OF Portland, dealer in
hay, grain. feed, -four and country pro
duce, is In this section this week buying
snutty wheat for feed. He lie paying
almost as much for such wheat as first
class wheat has been selling for. See
!. his ad in this issue.
Among the many who came to towr
this week TO see the circuit court mill
grind, was Mr.. J. II, Phillips of Rock
creek. There are not as many spectator
present this week as usual, very few be
ing here besides those subpoenaed al
witnesses and jurors.
His friends--which means everyhod,
who knows bin or of him--will b'
pleased to learn that James W. smitf
OF Arlington, who has been in Southern
California for several months for biz
health, has almost fully recovered ant
will be home In short time.
The Daily Times Mountaineer ha,
donned bran-new dress, ont and out
and added two more columns TO its size
thus greatly improving its appearance
II Is one of the Oldest and best news
papers in the state, and this office woul'
feel lonesome without its daily visits.
Mr. John Jordan and family, formerl.
OF Arlington, who have been running I
hotel at Monmouth, Polk county, 70
several years, moved again this week !
their Willow creek ranch In Morro'
county, where Mr., and Mrs. Jordan vii
doubtless spend the balance Of irdays
Capt. s. II, Miller lost valuabl
horse last week--hot-hy eggs havin
Matched in the stomach, the larva
bored through the lining. This is
very painful death for a horse. Horse
men should see TO it that their animal
are not afflicted In this manner.--Ciolc
endale Sentinel.
Deputy ShenfTom johnson this wee
received some fine poplar trees from tn
Edelman place near Mayville, which b
planted in his yard. Tom has just ha
his residence re-papered, also painte
inside and outside in a very neat All