Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1896-02-21
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years, died saturday, Of dropsy.
Mrs. Andy Tillard Of Heppner is visit
Ing her mother, Mrs. Dona ldson, at Fos-
sill.
Miss Anna Schott, expects 10 assist
with the work in the sheriff's Office next
week,
Tom Portwood bas started In TO learn
the harnessmakcrs trade with Gene
Smith.
w. T. Clark Of Gooseberry made final
proof on his Hid. Saturday before the
county clerk.
A pleasant whist party was enjoyed
Monday evening at the home Of Mr.. and
and Mrs. Frazer.
The democratic and republican state
conventions will be held In Portland on
the same day--April 9th.
y. A. Palmer and family, who spent
the winter here, moved the drsi OF this
week 10 their ranch at Ajax.
I'D Compton OF Lone Rock WAS In
town Monday on business. Read bis
notice 70 aheepmen In thls issue.
The nation will recognize the birth OF
great man by celebrating Washington's
birthday on the 22nd Of this month,
Ex-Gov. lIogg Of Texas has three chill.
dren and their names arc as follows:
Ina Hogg, IRA Hogg, and Beah Hogg
Tom Rhea Of Iieppner was in this sec
tion last week buying cattle. Dial Reed
Of Arlington accompanied him TO Con-
don.
Mrs. j. II. Putnam and children came
over from Fossil on today's stage and
win visit her relatives here q couple Of
days.
NJ. Il. Weir Of Mayville was over to
town "Wednesday making arrangements
for the hall, etc. for their drama next
Friday evening.
Geo. w. Rinehart was suddenly seized
with cholera morbns yesterday and has
been very sick ever since and is under
the doctors care.
Charley Gross is now receiving treat.
ment AZ a hospital in Portland and we
learn that his condition IL not very en-
couraging at present.
The bicycle viii never take the place
Of the old fashioned top buggy for court
ing purposes. II takes both arms to
guide the bicycle. Exchange.
All timber cultures that were filed on
after Sept l5. 1887, must be advertised
the same as q homestead notice before
final proof can be made on them.
VIM. Galloway, the democratic nomi-
nee two years ago for Governor, has
been appointed receiver Of public mon
eys at the Oregon City land Office.
"A Florida man has farm OF alliga-
tors" saysa Southren paper. BY and
by this announcement will be made
a farm OF alligators has Florida man.
One OF our exchanges says II you
think the law don't make money, just
go to making IL yourself, and see how
quick the law will put stop to your
operations.
Miss Daisy Downing did not return
home last week with her parents, having
stopped of TO visit her sister Dora al
Forest Grove few days. She is expect
ed home today.
The A. p. A's OF Butte, Montana, have
decided that at this age Of the world
there is no further need OF religiou'
strife, and as consequence have giver
up their charter.
The A. p. A, profess TO be non-polit
ical organization, yet they seem to b'
taking very active part in municipal
elections throughout the country
Mitchell Monitor.
Prof Saunders, the piano and orgar
tuner, is In this section again. Wei
bet last summers hat that he cal
A'knock the sox of" Of anything in thi
county playing checkers.
A number OF our young folks attende'
the drama "Ten Nights in Bar Room
at Mayville Friday night and all say th
play was most excellent and we'll wort
the small admission price.
The democratic party is by no mean
ehort OF presidential timber. It ha
0lney, Morrison, Pattison and Viii
ney, any one Of whom would be accep
able to the masses of the people.
Somebody has figured out that the eR
crop Of the United States is worth MOI
in dollars and cents than the output I
precious metals. Statistics oi this so
are likely to make the hens cackle.
II the farmers of Gillian county 4
not harvest an immense crop OF whe'
this season, there Is nothing in appea
ances. Fall grain never looked so VIC
at this season Of the year as IL does nov
Colonel Day informed an 0regonia
reporter yesterday that he expects
have the first steamer pass through u
lorkGpn schedule time--that is March
unleas some unforeseen delay occur