Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1895-11-15

The PrlneviIle Review mourns the loss
OF one OF It's printers, d. @. Boyd by
name, who In moment Of inadverten-
cy, skipped" for parts unknown, leav.
Ing suDdry accounts unsettled, Don
Carlos Boyd came through here not long
since, loaded to the guards with recon-
mendations and certificates Of good
character.-Mtchell Monitor.
School supt. Kennedy, assisted by
Miss Lillian Stevens and silas Keeney,
is conducting teachers examination at
Condor this week. Miss Edith Young
and Mrs. G. W. Bnrnham OF Arlington
Misses Grace Frizzell and Emma Harer
OF Lone Rock, Miss Stella Hastain Of
Fossil, Miss Belle Foster Of Olex, Miss
Jessie l.. Mcconnell OF Mayville, Mrs.
Estella Clark OF Condor are in attend.
| ance.
| A young doctor desiring to make
good impression upon q German farmer,
declared he had received double edu-
cation. lie had studied homeopathy and
was also a graduate OF regular medical
school. "0h, dot vas nodding," said
the farmer, II had vance a calf vot
sucked two cows, und der more vot he
sucked der bigger calf vot he grew, und
made nodding but common schteer
alder all.
An interesting program was rendered
at the school entertainment Friday
evening, Maggie Maddox won the
prize in the reading contest by six girls.
These entertainments prove highly in
structiye and beneficial to the scholars,
and the teachers deserve much credit
for having worked up such interest in
the school, Mrs. Taylor, the primary
teacher, informs us that no more Of them
will be held until after the holidays.
We learn that Ed Trimble, who clerk
ed short time for j. II. Miller at Cald-
well, Idaho, has left there and was hunt
ing job Of work at Mountain Home a
few days ago. Mr.. Millerdoes not open
ly admit it, but we are inclined To
think that he realizes by this time
that by leaving Condor has not
beltered his condition and prospects
10 any alarming extent. He says times
are frightfnlly dull over there, with a
still duller winter staring them in the
| face.
q. S, Clark returned home Friday
FROM The DalIes, where he went for the
purpose Of being examined by board
Of physicians with view to having his
pension increased from 80 TO $50 a
month. MIR. Clark informs us that the
hoard recommended that he is fully en-
titled to the increase and such applica-
1 tion has been made TO the authorities at
! Washington. Should he Ike successful,
he will receive about 800 "bach mon
ey," which will help him out considably
these close times.
Friday Of last week two U. s. deputy
marshals were at Lone Rock on the
hunt for two fugitves, who robbed a
/ postoiiice in Idaho recently. The Off
GERS tracked them from PendIeton az far
as the hill on this side OF Lone Rock
where all trace of them was lost. The
robbers had three horses, two Of which
they rode and the other they used as a
pack horse. A note was written to
Sheriff Wilcox, asking him to keep an
eye ont for them, but they never came
through this way.
Several weeks ago a resident of Noun
tain Home. Idaho, while visiting rela-
tives here, gave us some information
concerning a number Of former Gillian
countyites who are now residing in
Idaho and doing well. lie also gave us
the information about u. l.. Strong, for
merly VI Mitchell, whom he said eloped
from Mitchell several months ago with
another mans wife and went over TO
Idaho, Mr.. Strong saw the item in
question and wrote us few days ago
saying that the information contained
therein Is incorrect, and refers TO our in.
formant in manner that is not com
plimentary by any means, Just why
our informant gave us the Information
as facts, II there is no truth in it,
is hard to understand, as he did not
appear to have any malicious feeling
against Mr. Strong. The GLOBE il
glad to learn that the accusation,
against him have turned out To bt
without foundation, and also regret,
that the injustice was done him by pub
fishing the item, which we simply
printed AS a matter Of general news q,
IL was given us.
Stand BY Your Town.