Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1897-11-19
Arlington items.
Wheat Csc.

Wneht Ooc.
Deputy Sheriff Tom johnson was in
town Saturday on official business.
w II Colwell has been appointed stock
inspector for this place and vicinity.
The hills on the Washington side OF
the river were white with 'the beauti-
fup Monday morning.
Born, 10 the wife of Walter Compton
last Friday, bouncing big boy. Walt
says be will make goose hunter out Of
him, sure.
JP Lucas arrived here last week and
is now visible to the naked eye most of
the time behind the counters Of Lord &
Co.
Mrs w II Colwell was taken to the
Good Samaritan Hospital in Portland
last Wednesday morning to remain per-
haps month.
Little Norman Sturgess, who had his
foot smashed last week by heavy load
OF wheat running over it., IL recovering
and will soon be out again.
Ike Smith, a professional sheepherder,
and Frank Andrews, practical packer,
brought Colwell's sheep in from the
Lone Rock country the first OF the week
! Those in position to know say that
all the wheat in Gillian county cannot
be brought to market before the next
harvest is upon us.
Bob Walker, the ex-sheepman, has
bought the Williams ranch, adjoining
his ON the north--the first land sale
made here for some time.
The people of this place are bothered
great deal by tramps stealing their
small boats and going down the river
with them and leaving them for their
owners to bring back-providing they
can lind them.
The Arlington Dramatic Club will soon
put the drama Among the Breakers
before the people here, and may prob
ably go to Condor and give the people
OF that town an opportunity to see some
of ArlngIon's theatrical talent--which
is not to be sneezed at.
RH Robinson turned on his first ray
OF electric light last Sunday evening, to
the delight OF all business men and
others interested in the welfare Of oul
town. When the Arlington people say
we must have thing you may depend
that it will be had-and they patronize
it too.
The 0regonian seems to doubt the
possibility of an Eastern Oregon boy
killing lynx with 70 cks and jack
knife. Those Webfooters don't know
what kind of boys We raise up here
Why, some OF them can even work wher
they have to. Probably they will doub
that, also.
Dali Reed received 10 tons of hay from
Grand Ronde last week. Most OF tht
hay used here at present comes from
that country. There are four stable,
here and they use several hundred tom
OF hay each year, X r Hankins ha
bought 100 tons Of hay ON Willow creek
which he will bale and bring TO Airing
ton.
Miss Daisy Geisendorfer, sister of DR.
Geisendorfer, who formerly taught schoo
I here, was married at her home in Al
bany on Nov. 9th to don. John n. Davis
q prominent and wealthy lawyer OF Kan
sas City, Mo-, and left at once for thei
future home in that city. DIR. and Mrs
Geisendorfer were present at the wed
. ding, which was brilliant affair.
Capt Nelson has his small gasolin
boat out, overhauling and getting
ready for the winter work, crossing tht
river when the ice begins to run, as tn,
J long ferry boat does not work well i
heavy ice. There is lots of wheat i
d. Washington to be brought over yet thi
' iall and the Ferry Co is rushed fror
: morning till night crossing wheat teams