Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1895-07-05


county and all who enjoy dancing are
sure to have good time.
State Treasurer Phil Metcham informs
the GLOBE that the August apportion-
inent of state school funds will be made
in August M usual. A runner has been
In circulation to the contrary.
Owing TO our regular weekly supply Of
paper failing 10 reach ~ Oh time we are
forced to print this edition with an out
side several months old, which happened
to he left over from the June food last
summer.
Edison says his grandfather died at
l02 years, his grandfather at 1903, an
aunt at l0s and his father who is still in
good health, is In his Goth year. This
Edison family appears 10 be "stayers"
OF the first water.
Condor has never looked more beauti-
ful than now, being magnificently deco
rated with pine boughs and stars and
stripes. This 4th at Condor will long be
remembered with pleasure by many
hundreds Of people.
| We understand that u. 3. Frum Of
Arlington secured tho contract for build
ing the new hall at Mayyille. We know
from our personal knowledge that Mr..
Frum Is first-class workman and he ~
sure to give excellent satisfaction.
Earnest Waterman, formerly assistant
postmaster at Caleb, Grant county, and
indicted by the grand jury on charge
Of stealing two letters containing money
while connected with his Office, was
tried In the United States court Saturday
and acquitted.
The case OF the state vs.. Wm. Radzon,
charged with assault and battery, was
dismissed today. The defendant paid
all the costs. His wife was the COM
planning witness and the dismissal saved
a family broil from being ventilated in
court.--Dalles Chronicle.
Ed Moore last week received fine
Crescent bicycle from Chicago, and has
got 10 proficient on 1t already that he
can stand on the saddle with his head
and work the pedals with his hands.
lie ordered through Sburte Bros. Of Ar
lington, who are the agents.
Mr.. Buker, OF Grant county, sold his
wool Saturday for II cts pound. This
Is as far as we are able TO ascertain, is
the top notch that has been paid this
season. The highest price paid at Hep
pner this season was l0c ponnd, which
was paid last week to g. +. Miller.
The commissioners court last Satur-
day afternoon made an order reducing
the salary Of Deputy Clerk tiibbs for the
next year from 5000 to 1900. The salary
Of Deputy Sheriff Scott was reduced from
SIS per month TO $50. The reduction
goes into effect July lst. Eugene Guard
The street-car gave sudden lurch in
rounding curve, and the charming
Young girl who was clinging to straE
nearly sat down in the lap OF the mar
. sitting in the corner. ~ beg your
pardon, sir" she exclaimed hastily
"Not at all, Miss" he replied encourag
ingly. TRY il again"
, s. A. u. Gurley, the bright young Ar
lington attorney, has been in town since
Monday on legal business. He was one
OF the attorneys in the Brassfeld divorct
, case, the testimony Of which was hearc
Monday aud Tuesday before L. w. Dar
ling, referee. Mr.. Gurley also had bus
mess before the county court.
: A commercial traveller remarked 4
MS the other day, that he recently wen
into the store OF a business man wh'
did not advertise and was surprised t
find him always bnsy. The storekeepe
had the saltrheum and Waterhur.
watch and when he wasn't scratching
Hluttll ne WIS WlHuiHB hie NaVVh. iAN
]. Judge Bradshaw has rendered his de
n cision in the Hogan vs. Hogan divorc
/. case and we learn that the decision i
!. perfectly satisfactory to the parties con
a cerned. The plaintiff is given deere
. OF divorce and the custody OF the mino
child during school terms for the pu'
pose of educating him.
y Wheat still continues to pour int
i Arlington. Last week Herman Wippel
one OF the most industrious farmers {
. Mayville hauled at one load 6S sacks
weghing742S pounds. We learn that h
y received the highest price yet paid q
r. Arlington, and that his grain was th
IL best quality received there this year.
" Atty. T. r. Lyons came over frol
IIeppner Friday and remained here III
d I'll Tuesday. He was attorney for th
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