Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1897-05-14

sheep are being carefully treated and
will soon be all right again.
Mont Ward bntcbered fine heel and
sold it in town Tuesday morning--the
first fresh beef the town has had for
several weeks. 4 town this size ought
to have fresh beef all the time. IL
seems strange that every other town
this size supports two butcher shops
and Condor cannot support one.
There are more men hunting work
coming to Heppner than ever before
and, as nearly all Of them are "broke,"
they are sadly disappointed on learning
that there IL no work at any price, ex-
cept herding sheep and farm work, and
the people Of Morrow give this as far rs
possible, TO tlfBse who belong here.
Gazette.
Patronize home industry always, in
preference to any outside institution or
business. Had the people Of this coun-
~, who lost their money in The Qales
/ bank, pairnnized our home bank RAr.
ingtun they would yet have their money,
and certainly could eat and sleep better
Stand by our home enterprises, "if it
takes the skin Off"
Jack Parker was pardoned out Of the
/ pententiary last week and returned to
1 Heppner. The Gazette let's him down
easy, as follows: Jack Parker got back
Sunday from below after m absence Of
! two and one half years. Jack has had a
hard road 10 travel and has protited
/ thereby. lie will leave for Montana
soon. [Got back from "below" is good !
Old man Bush, the millionaire banker
| oi Salem, has always had the "knack"
to know just when to pull his money
ont Of "shaky" banks. He had lot OF
money in the defunct Dailes bank and
pulled il ont only few days before il
broke, and has done the same thing
many times before with weak banks
just before they went under. Bush is
onto his job alright.
One illustration OF how the new road
system is working is that ]. W. Mcguire
has already used up his half Of the
$4,000 that the county court provided by
tax and thought sufficient to work the
roads this year, and scarcely any Of the
public roads OF the county have yet been
worked. At the next general election
the voters OF this county will show bS
their votes how the change" suits them
Il is generally supposed that alfaf,
can not be gown without irrigation
which Is a mistake. II is one OF th'
hardest grasses in the world, which ha
" been proven by q number OF people il
this section, who have raised heav,
crops Of it on our high bunch.grass land
! Al Henshaw has as pretty patch OF al
, falfa in Condor as one conld find any
| where, standing about foot high an,
as "thick as dog on hare's back"
Rev. August Badc of Weston, younI
man only q years OF age, has been ap
pointed TO preach here this summer
perhaps longer, II he desires to stay
f1e will deliver his first sermon her
next Sunday, 10th. The young ladie
no doubt will be pleased to learn tha
he is single man. Put on your bes
bib and tucker and smiles and come on
Sunday. Rev. Olds, also Of Weston
will coon assist him in holding a reviya
here.
Joe Mattiugly met with terrible az
cident early this morning. lie was o
the way TO Arlington with a load Of WOO
and while coming up the new road froi
0 Thirtymile, the wagon ran over som
large rocks in the road and upset dow
u a steep embankment, crippling all {
his horses and smashing his wagon int
splinters. And yet it Is only couple {
+ days since one Of the county road mi
n chimes was over that road. This wi
d likely call for heavy damage su
II against the county The new road sy
f. TEN works beautifully"
The failure OF The Dalles Nations
" bank last Wednesday caused ripple
:, excitement in this county, where ii
= bank had a number Of patrons, who ha
money in it. Among the number
this section who had money on depos
there are Rettie & Patterson, the shee
* men, amounting TO about $l200; WI
10 Smith OF Hay creek, about $1,000; Frar
40 pliter about 5000; Barr 4 Dunn abb
20 $3.50, and Shed Grider. The Platte Vi
G ley Sheep Co. OF Wyoming, for which
re w. Blake is buying sheep, had near
$4,000 in the bank. A great maj
others in this county were canght al
" for various sums. Asusual when bar
mt fails, the officers say tie depositors "
is be paid in full, u. f. Moody OF Sale
:, is president; Charles Hilton, vice-pre
= dent, and M. A. Moody, cashier. Bai
g. Examiner Clary is now in charge of t
bank and receiver will be appointed
II few days.
ro II our county court were ms particul
!, and "grOnnyish" in dealing with t