Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1895-01-25
oLoRoslTIEs.

". vi. dfeene, Jne well-knOWn drum
iner, WAS in Condor Tuesday on bis an
nual rounds.
The snow is nearly foot deep again,
which pleases the farmer, as lots Of snow
insures good crops.
The GLoBE returns thanks to Senator
Steiwer and Representative David for
favors received this week.
Rev. Il. Curran went over TO Fossil
Monday to attend the Methodist revival
meetings in progress there.
George Caven has concluded 10 learn
the harness-making business under Gene
Smith at Condor, commencing this week.
JAS. King, one Of the progressive
young stockmen Of Butte creek, WAS
over to the county seat Tuesday on land
business.
The trial OF Fred w. Weatherford for
embezzling over $4,000 from Holman K
Co. has been set for Friday Jan. 25th
Telegram.
A delightful party was enjoyed by a
large number Of young folks at the pleas.
ant home Of Mr.. and Mrs. @. G. Parman
Saturday evening.
Heppner Is a lively town. The first
Of this week three vigorous fights took
place in one day. Tom Davidson Of this
county was one Of the principals.
Il. W. Moore, our confectionery man,
made a trip to Portland this week, leav-
ing here Wednesday morning. I'd Trim
BILE Is storekeeper during his absence.
The Rosebnrg Review, one OF the best
papers In the state, issued a splendid
illustrated edition last week. 1t is re-
pete with valuable information Of Doug
las county.
Albert NJ. Ransier OF Gillian county
and Miss Alice NJ. Bickel OF Morrow
county were recently married at the
residence OF T. j. Carl at lone Hepp-
ner Gazette.
Arthur Brandenburg expects to move
bis stock Of confectionery TO Moro next
week, whore he will also run barber
shop. His family will remain here for
month or so yet.
j. ii. Miller received letter Tuesday
evening from his dangher Luln In Port
land, stating that she was sick. lie
left next morning for the city, accom-
panied by Edgar Moore.
Music for the grand X. Of p. ball at
Condor on Feb 22d will bc furnished by
s. T. Shut, lead violin; j. +. Potter,
bass yiol; @. j. Kenaston, organist; !;
Jeddy Brown Of Fossil, cornet.
There 10 very little real charity in the
sending Of six carloads Of provisions
from Eastern Oregon to the suffering
Nebraskans, and covering the whole ont.
iit with advertisements OF this state.
Charity IL always modest. Albany DEM
ocrat.
On the FIRST page Of the GLoBE this
week appear the portraits Of all the new
state officers. The lithographing was
done by Palmer 4 Rey Of Portland. the
leading printers supply house in the ".
$. Next week will appear the portraits
Of the legislators.
Coal and provisions are pouring into
the blighted districts OF western Nebras-
ka from all parts Of the country, and the
unfortunate recipients Of the public
charity thus bestowed will probably be
enabled TO spend the remainder Of this
winter without further fear OF freezing
or starvation.
The number Of fools in the world lie
legion, and the varieties OF folly are
numberless. Frequently 1t takes the
form OF some peculiar diet, as relig-
ious observance. Up on Wolf Creek,
Douglas county, 10 new sect who re-
fuse to eat anything but goats milk,
goose fat, duck eggs and mush.
7. r. Lyons and Jay p. Lucas return
ed to Heppner from the valley Tuesday
morning, and without any sleep, except
what little they had on the train, start
ed out in buggy for Condor, arriving
here In the evening almost frozen. II
was one OF the toughest days OF the win
ter, terrific snow-storm lasting from
morning until night.
Senator Steiwer has an excellent ac-
tion for damages against the Fossl pa
per for printing that photograph last
week. Even Mr.. steiwer's most inti-
mate friends would not be able to recog-
nize the picture as bis own, had not the
Journal stated so. The picture looks
like some tar had been daubed on the
paper and then swept off with broom.
Wednesdays Salem Statesman says:
The committee clerkship matter was ur
in the senate yesterday and the taxpay'
ers who are opposed to the committee
clerkship abuse had friend in Senator
Steiwer. AS junketing committee after