Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1895-10-18
NOTICE.
oLoRoSlTIEs.

day afternoon.
County Clerk Frazer left Friday for a
weeks visit with relatives In Portland
and Polk county.
Al llenshaw has just received large
supply Of bed blankets and house lining
at astonishingly low prices.
Hot Springs, Arkansas, has been chos-
en- rs the place for the Corbett- Ftzsim-
mons prize fight, to take place Oct. 3lst.
Bill Livinston resigned the city mar
shalship and the city council has APP
pointed w. l.. Richards 10 that posi-
tion.
Ed Tipley and Charley Busby went
through town Tuesday with band OF
good horses, which they intend TO ship
to the east.
Mitchell has been having a regular
epidemic Of typhoid fever, there having
been nearly twenty cases within the
past two weeks.
Two sheepmen, A. +, McCreedy and
NJ. Mcdonald Of Bickleton, Wash, were
In this section last week. They left
Saturday for Mitchell.
Geo. Lawrence OF Portland, collector
for the large harness and saddlery firm,
OF which he is member, was In town
Saturday on business.
s. b. Barker returned home from
tIatiland Friday. His wife will remain
4 NJ thc city few days visiting Mrs. Cop
ner and other iriends.
Surveyor Jeddy Brown aud his father
in-law, w. W. Kennedy, came over from
Fossil and surveyed portion Of new
road several miles east OF town Satur-
day.
:. b. Barker has just received large
stock of goods OF all kinds for his store
and respectfully asks the public TO in
spect II and get his prices before buying
elsewhere.
II is a little early for fall fights, but
the season opened up here Wednesday
by vigorous scrapping match between
Bill stephens and Hugh Hendricks.
No arrests az yet.
Our photographer, W. l.. Richards, IL
an artist in more ways than one, lie
can make anything in wood, excepting
hornets nest, and has just completed
a bass vioI, which shows remarkable
skin rs mechanic.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. Kiely Of Eightmile
came up to town Friday and visited
their daughters here until Monday.
Their son, Bart Kiely, came up with
them and will remain here and attend
our excellent school this winter.
- 4r. and Mrs. Chas. b. Sears expect to
leave the first OF next week TO be alb
sent until the lst Of December, on Wis
IL To relatives and friends in Portland
and Vancouver. Charley expects to visit
San Francisco also before bis return.
Rev. Drake, Of Weston, minister
with family consisting Of a wife and
three children, has been appointed by
Rev. G, +. Clapp to take charge OF this
circuit, and is expected here this week
lie will likely preach here next Sunday.
John NJ. Brown Of Lone Rock and
Frank Cornett OF Lost Valley each made
proof on a timber culture Monday be-
fore deputy clerk, q. o. Portwood, with
Geo. Knox and Riley Frazer as wit
nesses. Mr.. Cornett left next day for
his home at Albany.
Ad Renner came in Wednesday from
the mountains near Monument, where
he pastured his sheep all summer.
lie has just recovered from severe sick
spell, and reported that Howard Tobey
is also very sick at Monument and not
able to ride horseback. Gene Smith
started out with buggy at once to
bring him home.
Geo. Thompson, who came out with
his family from Montana last spring and
located on Hoover creek, caught large
catamount Friday night in a trap and
killed the brute. All summer it had
been killing colts, calves and sheep in
that section and the settlers thought it
was a mountain hon until Mr.. Thomp-
son bagged him.
The school entertainment Friday
night was largely attended and an inter
esting program rendered. A reading
contest for prize by six young ladies
was won by Miss Carrie Danneman. A
collection amounting to $6 45 was taken
up, to be used in buying lamps for the
school house. A similar entertainment
will be given every alternate Friday
night, the next date being Oct Goth.
]. s. McKinney's saw mill near Lone
Rock burned Tuesday night, from some
unknown cause. Only about 5000 feet
Of lumber burned, leaving about 10000
feet remaining In the yard. lie was
just getting started up in good shape
n,,l th 10 mill yre.ua a aavnrn hank tn