Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1897-09-03

hall last Saturday evening, there being
enough dancers present to dance two
sets. Mr.. Sayles, the mplished mn-
sician OF the Jacobsen Book Il Music Co.,
OF The Dallcs, and Miss Carrie Danne-
man, OF Glenn, furnished the music.
A good many people In this vicinity
have bonght pianos and organs from the
Jacobsen Book 4 Music Co. since they
have been IN Condor. Mr. Jacobsen
put fine Harrington piano In Mr.. &. b.
Barker's residence last week, and AL
Henshaw also purchased Ane Ludwick
piano.
The life OF we'll established news
paper rarely depends upon the life Of
its owner or upon the life Of anyone
connected with IL. Owners. editors and
others serve their time and pass away.
The paper continues as long as Its pa.
irons last, and the latter stands by It as
long as II is acceptable.
FoR GALE.--I have for sale several
well-improyed ranches, situated In OIL
liam county, Or. Parties wishing 10
purchase a good ranch on reasonable
terms. are respectfully invited TO call at
the National Bank In Arlington and see
me before purchasing elsewhere. +. +.
Hurlburt, Arlington, Or.
Joe Whyte is now guest at the Hotel
DE Wilcox, where he is held to appear
before the next circuit court for threats
made against Geo. iisrdie. His bonds
we're fixed by Justice Donaldson at the
sum OF $1,000. Mr.. Whyte was dis
charged on the charge Of arson, there
not being sufficient evidence 10 bind
him over.
Sheepmen saw that the grass Ia drying
up pretty fast in the mountains and that
the sheep will be taken TO their home
range earlier than usual this season.
The sheep will fare hard this winter
unless we have early rains, because the
grasshoppers have cleaned the home
range pretty we'll this summer.
The farmers Of Gillian county will nc
doubt be pleased TO learn that Lord &
Co., OF Arlington are fully prepared "a
supply them with farming implements
from this time on. We publish In this
issue few items concerning this well.
known firm in order TO give our readers
some idea Of what Lord 4 Co. have ior
sale.
II our correspondents would mail theiI
letters on Monday instead Of Tuesday II
would please us better. We are rushed
with work the last Of the week and car
only find time TO pick out the most i'm.
portant items and let the rest go. We
hope our correspondents will read thi,
article and oblige us by mailing their
items on Monday hereafter.
Condor town COWS have been living or
a hardware diet all summer and now th,
chickens are disposed 10 try 1t for 1
change. One day last week q Condor
cyclist took his wheel to pieces 70 clear
1t, putting the small pieces, bearings
etc., on the doorstep, and, while his bach
was turned for a moment, the chicken
gohbled up everything in sight.
The jacobsen Book & Music Co., wht
have been at Coudon Armory hall fo
the past few weeks. are packing up, ant
will leave Condor in q few days. Mr.
Jacobsen says he's going TO deliver th'
instruments that he has sold to partie,
In this section and, as he has only I
few left and rather than ship then
back to The Dalles, he will make specia
prices on what is left until Saturda,
evening. Now 10 your time to have |
piano or organ placed right at your HON,
without extra charge.
Frank Labeau IL with Us again, and W,
are all glad 70 see him. Ii will be re
membered that Frank sold out last Jun
and left for his old home in France neve
TO reture TO America. Frank says tha
after he had been in France about si,
weeks he concluded that America wa
the place for him, and he packed hi
grip and struck ont for Oregon. w
all hope he will not take another notio
very soon TO leave US, because we nee
all such enterprising farmers as Fran
10 help build up our country.
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Items From Lord g. Co.'s Stor,