Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1896-11-27
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wy voullty seat last saturday on busi-
ness.
Born, At Condor on Tuesday morning,
Nov. Path, 70 Mrs. W. T.. Wilcox, a
daughter.
Our regular correspondence from Ar.
llnpton and Lone Rock failed 70 reach
us in time for this issue.
MrsC. w. Gross and children left this
week for Athena, where they viii spend
the winter with relatives.
Condor has been troubled with nm egg
famine for several weeks, Bring In
some hen fruit, somebody.
Jasper Dodson iilcd homestead yes.
terday before County Clerk Frazer on
lOO acres of Hay creek land
The woman suffrage amendment In
California wns defeated at the late elec.
ton by nbont 21.0O0 majority.
Misses Nettie schilling and Nora Cole
man have just closed their respective
terms Of school on Matney Flat.
The Northern Pacific rairoad was sold
the other day for I'll 100000. The pnr-
chasers are those who held the bonds.
The Eugene Guard says that l;ainey
Mathews. who was recently stabbed In
fight, 10 able 10 he up and around again.
Turkey0 on foot nrc selling 1T ~
cents, and when dressed 20 readily at
10 % i5 cents per pound. .- Times Noun
taineer.
The GLonE is published one ,lny ear
lier this week than usual, owing to
Thanksgiving coming on our regular
press day.
Married, In the Catholic church at
Condor on Tuesday, Nov. ~. 1896, Paul
Grelner aud Miss Susan Damn, Father
Briordy officiating.
II IL reported that Justice Field IL
soon 10 retire from the supreme bench
and that Secretary Carlisle will be ap-
pointed TO snceeed him.
A number Of Indians with band Of
''erow-bait" ponies went through town
Monday on their way from the noun.
tains to the Columbia river.
s. B. Barker lef, Saturday for Port.
land. where he will purchase a complete
stock of all kinds Of merchandise and
winter supplies for his store.
Mrs Malpy and family, who resided on
Geo. Hansen's place 10 Ferry Canyon
the last two years, have Just moved back
again 10 their farui near Ajax.
Sylvan Palmer has moved his barber
shop into u room adjoining the Summit
saloon and dnring his leisure ours will
assist Charley Earl,art IN the saloon.
No one can realize or appreciate the
advantages 81 daily stage line so much
as when it fails to come in, as was the
case yesterday. owing TO the accident.
In New York city the Wall street
bankers and stock brokers are still ccle-
hrating their election victory with ban
quets At Delmonico's at $50 plate, says
dispatch.
AT the Thanksgiving ball here during
the fore part Of the night the music for
several qnadrilles and most Of the round
dances will be furnished by the Condor
Cornet Band.
Rev, Benjamin A. Hill, father Of Jas.
II. Hill, formerly Of Condor, and Mrs.
Bryan, wife Of Rev. G. M. Bryan Of Port
land, died last week at his home al
Columbus, Wash.
Several civil cases have been com,
meneed In Justices court here within
the last few days, showing that people
usually sue each other when they can't
work ut anything else.
On Nov 9th, Martin Maurin, n French
man, aud partner in the sheep business
with Ben lronmonger, formerly of this
county, accidentally shot and KILLED Bill
Wilson, q sheepoerder near Dayyille.
The bridge across the Walla Walla
river near Milton collapsed last week
and fortunately at the time no teams
, were on II. About 100 heavy loades
teams had been crossing tho bridge daily
John A. Linn was the last member /,
ride the Wo0dmen goat ut Condor. By
a vote of our camp last Thursday night
Charley Stevens was transferred from
membership in The Dalles camp TO tia
OF Condor.
The case Of Richard T. Cox, rereive
OF the First National bank Of Arlington
against Martin Fnhrman il nov on. tn
suit growing out Of some damaged ha
purchased IN Klickitat Co., Wash. :
Dalles Chronicle.
Arrangements are all complete for III
grand Thanksgiving ball at Condor an
Notwithstanding the rough weather,
tremendous crowd win attend. Th
.yn Is aIreudy full Of people who hav
ESsle from distance 70 attend the bal
NJ, H, De Young, proprietor Of th
San Francisco Chronicle, who has a
rave hud a aavpra nasp az otIirp.itrh