Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1895-06-14
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next Sunday, morning and evening.
Henry Heidtman arrived home wedns.
day from Salem, where he disposed
OF u band OF good horses.
Ad Gross has sold his ranch lust west
OF town TO Jim Cordell and will leave
about the 2hth for Walla Walla.
Mr.. Jas. Dunlap Of Milton visited his
son VIM. IN town several days this week.
lie Is on his way 10 the Willamette val
ley.
An unofficial report shows only three
fiiths OF wheat crop In six great Cen.
tral states. This 10 what makes wheat
20 up.
Mrs, Elizabeth Maley and Mr.. Fred
Adlard made final proof on their Ajax
homesteads Monday before County Clerk
Frazer.
The editor OF this paper won the bicy-
Gle rallied Off by Dunn Bros. No. was
the lucky number and the last one out
the box.
The eagles tail will be twisted at Con.
don on the Fourth as II has never been
twisted before. Everybody come and
hear II scream.
DIR. d. II. Mott, the Fossil dentist will
bc In Condor on June 18th and remain
until July 1st. Those needing dental
work will take notice.
We are informed that |. 4. Van vleet,
who taught school here last winter, has
been engaged to teach department In
the Iieppner school this fall.
Ed. Hale drew the 800 in the rattle
the first Of the week, while Frank Rogers
got away with the Monarch bicycle We'd
nesday on the number 42.--ileppner
Gazette.
Our school directors have employed Q.
J. Morey as principal and Mrs +. l..
Taylor for the primary department Of
our school, 10 commence the first Mon
day in September.
A fine baby boy was born Sunday
morning TO Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Dunn at
Condor. Judging from the l0xl2 smile
Ed wears he evidently lie well pleased
with the newcomer.
Frank Golden won the bicycle rafiled
of by Geo, Rippey Saturday, 72 being
the lucky number. He had his choice Of
either the bike, wagon, buggy or s7b
cash, and he took the cash.
Al Henshaw has bought 20 feet Of the
south side Of Blake's lot adjoining his
own on the north, and has had wire
fence built around 1t. thus greatly i'm
proving the appearance OF his place.
Miss Grace Fitzwater is teaching school
on upper Thirtymile-the same she
taught year or so ago. Miss Susan
Dunn Is teaching another term Of school
in the Greiner district near Mayville.
Fifty more young lawyers have been
recently turned out by the supreme court
at Salem. Poor things How will they
live? And IL they do live and thrive,
how the people viii sufferl-E. o.
President Cleveland has appointed
Attorney-General 0lney Secretary Of
State and Judge Harmon OF Cincinnati
Attorney-GeneraI. Both have qualified
and taken charge oitheir respective high
offices.
Mr.. j G. Leasure Of Portland was hero
Saturday. Mr.. Leasure was appointed
by the county court to assist Prosecuting
Attorney Jayne in prosecuting the side
OF the state against Il. Martin.-Dalles
Chronicle.
The entire class Of fifty law students
examined by the supreme court Satur-
day we're admitted to the bar. The
state legislature should provide for a
different system Of examination. Alba
ny Democrat.
Jas. Dunn went to Portland this week
10 purchase another stock Of new goods
for the store Of Dunn Bros, BY strict
attention to business, square dealing
and low prices these gentlemen have
built up good trade.
While on the way to Arlington Tues
day with load OF wheat, j. G. Webb's
wagon upset just opposite the Byrne
house on Thirtymile, breaking the wagon
in several places. He borrowed another
one and proceeded merrily on his way,
Miss Lena Smell, who has been a
teacher in the public schools during the
past year, has returned to her home in
Gillian county. She was accompanied
by her sister, Miss Lillian, who has beer
attending school here. .--Dalles Chronicle
Rev, W. ii. Zellers Of Fossil arrived
home Tuesday from Hood River, where
he attended the Dales District Confer
ence, which was held there last week
He stopped in Condor Monday night
and informed us that it was q very sue