Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1896-05-15

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go along 10 Montana and work awhile
for the firnI--Bitter Creek Stock Co. at
Hamilton. Mont.
The voters this year win not be reqnir-
ed TO scratch the name u the candidates
4 they do not want to vote for This is q
change made by the last legislature.
All that Ii necessary for bin TO do Is 10
place an X Immediately TO the left Of the
candidate he desires TO vote for.
A number Of our citizens turned out
Friday evening 10 hear Judge Mariners
remarks on the Portage railway, and all
are unanimous in the opinion that such
= project would be grand thing for this
whole Eastern Oregon country. great
many Of the 40 shares will be sold here
as soon as the subscription papers are
prepared.
| A very large crowd was IN town Sat.
urday TO attend the auction sale OF Frank
Belliard's horses. Only three Of the six
were sold at auction sale, the other three
at private sale. They did not bring as
good prices as Mr.. Belliard expected, we
understand. Ray Henson acted as auc-
tioneer. The best horse was sold to
Rev. Drake for $42 so.
Mondays Portland Telegram contains
the following dispatch: REV. Geo. L.
Perrin, of Boston, has declined the pres
idency Of Butchtel college, at Akron,
Ohio. lie says he cannot consistently
abandon his present pastoral work. I"
Rev. Perrin 10 son Mr.. and Mrs. Caleb
Perrin Of Pine Greek and is one OF the
ablest and most prominent divines in
America.l
jerome Parsons, the founder Of the
new town on the John Day in Gillian
county. visited Mitchell last week Mr.
Parsons is enthusiastic over the pros
poets Of his new town and has no hesi-
fancy in saying il Is hound to be the dis
trlbuting center Of the Inland Empire.
He reports 8 new buildings under con-
struction, and several more will be built
during the coming summer. Monitor.
Mrs. Matte Greulich of Pendleton,
daughter Of Mr.. aud Mrs. Charley Bur-
ton, formerly residents Of Matney Flat,
arrived here Monday on a visit 10 her
aunt. Mr.. NJ. J. Johnson, and other rela.
tiyes. Her cousin, VIM. Dunlap met
her at Arlington Sunday. Her husband
is in the hutchering business at Pendle-
ton, and her parents also reside there.
Mrs. Burton conducts millinery store.
School Snpt Kennedy is conducting
teachers examination at Condor this
week, assisted by Mrs. Lillian Stevens
aud Miss Mabel Hastead. The follow
ing persons are being examined: Mrs.
L. Il. Edelman and son George Of May
vile, Misses May and Florence David
son, Bell and Lenora Coleman, OF Idea,
Katy kiely, Ina Gorton, Argie Jones,
Ethel Halstead and Birdie Henshaw OF
Condor, and W. II. Lonely of 0ex.
Mrs. NJ. J. Emerson OF IIarney coun-
ty, mother Of Ii. IL. and II, b. Hen
bricks Of this county last week sent as a
present TO Mrs. II. b. Hendricks u pat
ent steam cooker and dish washer,
which II. b. informs us is the finest
thing for that purpose he ever saw
except, Of course, those that are not
patented--the hired girls. Hugh says
no kind Of patent concern can beat them.
Mrs. Hendricks is very proud OF her
| present.
Hon. f., B. Duiur, OF The Dalles demo-
cratic candidate for joint senator, will
address the people OF Condor next Mon
day evening at p. IN. He will perhaps
be accompanied by Hon J. Ii. Cradle
baugh. nominee for district attorney.
Mr.. Dufur win speak at Fossil on Tues
day evening at s o'clock. He has con-
cluded to speak at Lone Rock. also, and
will address the people OF that place on
/ Wednesday, May goth at p. m. lie
will not speak at Arlington until Friday
evening, May 22d.
The supreme court in session at PEN
dleton has just decided that ladies are
not eligible TO the office Of school super
! intendent. This decision will knock out
10 lady candidates for that office in this
state, among them being Mrs. Lillian
Stevens Of this county, whose card OF
withdrawal appears in this issue. We
understand an effort has been made to
have the vacancy on the ticket filled by
Il, w. Daggett Of Arlington. The way
the matter stands now, Mr.. Morey is
the only candidate for that office.
The revival closed Sunday night, after
three weeks duration. 1t was by far the
most successful revival ever held in the
town, and scores OF our people will al
ways hold Rev. Bryan in grateful re-
mem brance for the good he has done
here. He il nov in the same good work
at Fossil Mr.. Bryan has promised tc
deliver lecture at Condor just after
closing his meetings at Fossil, on "Pa
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