Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1895-09-20
oLoEoslrIEs.

MISS Pearl Fitzwater began teaching
in the district just north OF town Tues
day last
Mrs. Barnard arrived home to Fossil
this week, her son Coe meeting hor at
Condor.
Old maids should immgrate TO Crook
county. Tho ceusus there lists 600
bachelors.
Miss Mabel IIalstead has finished q
successful term Of school in Lost Valley
and returned home last week.
D. H. Smith Of Trailfork left today for
Salem, where he will visit old friends
and the state fair several days.
Ed Dunn made business trip 10
Portland this week TO purchase a stock
OF fall goods for the store Of Dunn Bros.
Geo Rippey has rented the Lucas
residence In Condor and will move his
family into the same from Mayville next
week.
Frank Stricklin came up to Condor
Thursday 10 see the circuit mill grind !;
but IL was all over with by the time be
arrived and he returned home again
sadder but wiser man.
Herbert Stephenson rafiled off several
fine Winchester rifles at his store this
week Sheriff Wilcox and J. II. Down
ing won one Of them in partnership and
Henry Mott and Lon Ralston won an
other In the same manner.
AN Alabama jury has decided that II
@inan puts his arm around the waist
Of manageable woman ii is prima
facie evidence that he has proposed 10
her. That sort OF Law may go in Ala
bama, but il won't 20 in Oregon.
The Rock creek school in the Wood
land district began Monday last with
Charley Royse as instructor. His in
iant child, whose mother died recently,
was taken this week TO the home Of
Charley's parents at Dayton, Wash.
q. taCaven brought several loads Of
his dne apples and Bartlett pears 10 town
this week. "Uncle Jack" claims the
distinction OF raising the largest aud
best fruit In the county. So does Geo
: Coffin and several other fruit raisers.
State Senator Henry Il. McGnn o.
Portland, the noted criminal lawyer
was appointed circuit judge OF the stats
circuit court Mt Portland by Governor
Lord Saturday. TO I'LL the vacancy causec
by the death OF Judge Hurley on the 81
inst.
w. j. Edwards and sons Frank anC
Fred. aud George Crum arrived her'
Wednesday from Gillian county. Thj
three latter will 90 TO Corvallis 10 ente
the Oregon Agricultural College, Franl
ATssards, having graduated last year
will take a post graduate course. -Eu
gene Guard.
This liz the shortest term OF circui
court ever held in Gillian county. Yer,
little, II anything, is ever done on Mon
days, except appointing the grand iur.
aud getting ready for business generally
SO that only two days-Tuesday an,
Wednesday we're required 10 dispose q
all the business this time.
Notice the ad OF the Baptist Academy
new school which has just been es
tsblished at Grass Valley Sherma
county. The principal OF the sehoo
Rev. A. Royse, is brother of Charlie
Royse, the well-known school teacher {
this county, and has the reputation {
being flrst-class educator.
Geo. Volhart and r.. Il. Branno
bought several hundred head of cattl
in this section within the last ten day
for the well-known beef firm, Arnett
Zimmerman, OF Dakota. They bough
93 head from Pat Skelly, at an average
about $3.50 per head, aud also nun
ber from A. Moore. They buy all kinC
OF cattle.
A number OF farmers from differeI
portions Of the county informed us tn
week that fall-sown grain could not loo
more promising than it does at presen
and oil predict good crops next harves
We sincerely hope they viii not be di
appointed, as no one works harder
deserves success more than does II
farmer, When the farmer Is prosperol
everybody else are prosperous. also.
1t no doubt will prove interestil
news to great many people in th
county who were "buncoed'' out
their money by ], Il. Frick, Of the d
iunet First National Bank OF Arlingto
to learn that Mr. Frick has not wax,
very fat on the spoils thus obtaine
We learn that the ex-banker is idea
broke" and while in Kansas City Sc
eral days ago was rustling like, thund
trying to borrow $40.
Il. Y, Judd president Of the Pend
ton Wool Securing 4 Packing Co., "
iAftoWn several days this week on c
cSit cart business. He isa son Of I
lEillioaaire wool dealer, II. g. Judd,