Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1895-09-06
oLoeosITlEs.

Judge Bradshaw IL In Portland hold
Ing court for Judge Hurley, who is on
the sick list.
Born, 70 Mr., and Mrs. w. L. Richards
at Condor on Tuesday morning, Sept. 3,
1895, son.
Louisiana is confronted with pros
pective glut Of molasses. This 10 form
Of calamity that Is likely TO spread.
Geo. Gibbons today began painting
the new Odd Fellows hall at Mayville,
which 10 about completed and Is 6ne
job.
Judge Mariner and commis oners Raj
ston and Clymer are In town this week
conducting regular session Of county
court.
Gene Smith this week received COM
plete stock OF material Of all kinds for
his harness shop. Call around and buy
something
Our public school began Monday with
an attendance Of about 90 pupils to start
IN with. A great many more will come
In later on.
8. A. d. Gurley, the leading attorney
darlington, made flying trip to Con-
don Tuesday, on business before the
county court.
ia. McMorris has been employed TO
teach the fall term OF schootin the Camp
bell district just north Of town, commen-
cling Sept. 10th.
John Hays, one OF the successful
sheepmen Of Lone Rock, has been In
.fthis section all week, on the hunt for
hay Tor his sheep.
The GLOBE 10 printed little earlier
this week than usual, owing to the
editor expecting TO be absent from town
a couple Of days.
Sunday last the wife Of Charley Royse
of Rock creek gave birth to twins, both
boys; bat one OF the little fellows has
since died. we regret 10 state.
Drs. Hogan and Hudson made pro-
fessional visit TO Rock creek Tuesday TO
prescribe for Mrs. Chas. Royse, who is
dangerously sick with convulsions.
Miss Bessie fitzwater has been en-
gagged 70 teach the Eightmile school,
commencing next Monday. She attend.
ed the institute at Heppner this week.
q. Lafe Frizzell, the well-known atock-
man OF Girds creek, Crook county, ex-
poets TO move with his family to their
farm near McCoy, Polk county, this fall.
Monday Dan RinehaFt sold hs resi-
dence property In town to- NJ. Caldwell
for 1915 They say Jim would commit
matrimony II some young lady would
help him.
The contract for furnishing ten cords
OF l0-inch wood for this school district
Y was let Monday TO Frank Armstrong.
Out of Ave bids his was the lowest, being
t4.45 per cord.
Geo. Crum, one Of the bright young
sons OF j. A. Crum, the 0iex miller, left
Monday for Corvallis, TO enter the Ore.
eon Agricultural College. OF course the
GLoBE follows him.
The Territorial Board Of equalization
OF Arizona have fixed the Territorial tax
levy at 70 cents. That Is one reason
why Arizona is an excellent place To
stay away from.
The Heppner Gazette says that Sun.
day last John s. Hoskins Of Hard.
man and Miss Alice b. Bills OF Gillian
county were married at the Farmers
Hotel in Heppner
J. r. Mcpherson and family OF May,
vile and Mrs. Alice Gager aud daugh'
ter, Miss Nina, OF Arlington, arrived
here last week and will remain some
time.--Eugene Guard.
Miss Ina Gorton came up Friday
from her home near Douglass, Morrow
county, and will attend our excellent
sphool this winter. She Is stopping
with the GLoBn family.
Charley White and Henry Heidtmar
have both returned home from the eas
where the former sold train-load o
sheep and the latter a train-load o
horses at fairly good prices.
Dr. Hudson was called to the JohI
Day river, near Ajax, Tuesday TO pre-
scribe for Archie Huston, who wa
dragged by horse and was suffering
from conclusion OF the brain.
Crook county Is making preparation
to fall in line and pay bounty for coy
ote scalps--having caught the idea from
this county. Itwould be a good idea 70
all the adjoining counties to follow suit
The editor Of the Chicago News dc
serves to lose several million subscrit
ers. He says there are only 10000
male Americans who are not either bow
legged, knock-kneed or spindle-shanked
Sheepmen, who have their focks \
80 a 4 ii a a