Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1896-06-12
CLoBoslTlEs.

Neither will Fossil.
Tom johnson is In Portland this week
as n delegate to the Masonic grand lodge.
The town council Of Canyon City has
imposed tax on one-hoss shows, also
peddlers.
Frank Clark has started in to learn
the art OF photography with our artist.
W. l.. Richards.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Is. Hendricks visited
relatives at Fossil last week and at Lone
Rock this week.
Father Briordy will conduct services
In the Catholic church here next Sum
day at 10 80 u. IN.
BIZ Dunlap has sold his neat little
two-seated hack to +. A. May and in
tends TO buy buggy.
Frank Belliard writes us to send his
GLoDE to San Francisco, wnere he and
his wife are now residing.
County Clerk Frazer made business
trip TO The Dalles the tirst OF this week.
returning home Tuesday.
Herbert Stephenson has just received
q tlne new Globe Trotter" bicycle,
which is for sale at his store.
|. Miss Ella Clark is visiting her sister,
Mrs. Jennie Graham, at Oregon City
and will remain for several weeks.
Mrs. Clara Darling went to Portland
this week rs delegate TO the grand
lodge Of the order Of Eastern Star.
Tom Johnson is having cellar built
this week at his residence, which is oc-
cupied by Mr.. and Mrs. G. G. Wilson.
1t ie said that Geo. G. Sears, the de-
ieated republican candidate for sheriff
at Portland, spent 5000 on the cam.
paign,
Mr.. and Mrs. ". " Harrison and lit
tie daughter are on two weeks visit
10 their old home at Hood River.-Eu-
gene Guard.
Advice from reliable Portland authori-
ties, are to the effect that wool this
spring has commenced to sell at only 7c
per pound
Charley Earhart left Saturday for
Montana, where he will shear sheep
during the season. A California shear
er went with him.
Pendleton school directors have chos-
en- Lawrence l.. Lewis, Of Illinois, prin-
cipal Of the schools, at a salary Of $S1
month. East 0regonian.
j. w. Morrow has just sold his clip
for 8 ceuts pound He made the sale
some time ago and it Is better than the
market price. Iieppner Gazette.
Homer propst left last week for the
Palouse country, where he expects to
work until fall, when he will return to
this section and die on homestead.
Joseph Parrazo, the blacksmith, has
severed his connection with Mr.. Thur.
nagle and has formed partnership with
q. s. Clark in the hlacksmthing bust
ness.
al Henshsw has just had large sub.
stantial culvert built over the ditch in
the street fronting his residence proper
erty--an improvement that was much
needed,
Antelope Is preparing for grand cele.
bration on July Sd and 4th, which prom
Uses to he the best ever held at that
place. Nearly all the Fossiltes expect
TO attend.
Persons elected to office must apply to
the county clerk for their certificates Of
election, IA he cannot send them out
without an order OH him for the same.
Don't forget this.
Newt Livingston, populist, was elect
cd sheriff Of Grant county. lie is a
brother OF J. d. Livington Of Mayville.
J. D. Titus, formerly Of Gillian county
was elected assessor Of that county.
Miss Argie Jones began teaching at
Trailfork Monday last. One OF her pu-
pills vii be Roy Taylor OF Condor, who
will make his home with Mr.. and Mrs.
Dave spaldng during the l2 weeks
term.
Dal Reed Of Arlington visited his par
ents at Fossil the first OF this week, re-
turning home Tuesday. He has made
several trips to Montana this spring with
cattle shipments and expects to make
another trip next month.
John Lyons Of this place and his
brother T. r.. Of Heppner left Tuesday
for two-weeks visit to their home near
Walla Walla. Legal business is not very
brisk at present, it being the slackest
time in the year in that line.
Ex-County Clerk Jay p, Lucas ex'
poets to visit his relatives and many
friends in this county about the lst oi
July. lie expects to come over the
mountains, just for the novelty Of the
thing.
The Dalles papers say that all Of the
school teachers who taught there the