Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1897-06-11
CLOBOsiTIEs.


world.
Atty. II. y. Wilson Of The Dales has
beon appointed receiver Of the deiunct
Dallea National bank.
r. II. stephenson's strawberry barrel
now presents beautiful sight, being red
with nice big juicy berries.
Alex Beard Of Rowe creek delivered
band Of $50 head Of cattle at Arlington
this week for X. Il. Wrenn.
Mrs. J. II. Putnam and children, of
Fossil are visiting her old home near
Condor, Mrs. Meek and family.
Mrs. II. ii. Hendricks oi Fossil accom-
panied her husband TO town Monday and
visited her relatives here this week
A Salem paper says Mrs. Nancy Put.
nam and Miss Lille Putnam are attepd-
ing the bedside Of Mrs. Wilson Putnam.
Arthur Harlow made final proof on his
Hid. Monday before the county clerk,
with @. w. Brown and Lewis Barker as
witnesses.
The Heppner Gazette says that DIR.
Hunlock has been suffering for the past
week from lymphangitls whatever that
s>is) In the left hand.
Mrs. II. l.. Taylor, teacher Of the Mat
ncy school, was over 70 Fossil Friday APP
plying for the primary department Of
the winter term Of that school.
Dalles Chronicle: Rev. u. w. Barn
hart, Eta Reed and Lucy Hurlburt Of
Arlington attended the district confer
ence and Epworth League convention
here last week.
Roseburg Review: Rev. X. G. 0gles-
by. who Is In very feeble health, was ta-
ken home 70 Jacksonville this week from
Junction, where he had been visiting bis
brother, DR.. 0gesby.
Eagle. Geo. T. Evans Of Poplar has
rented place at Baker City and intends
moving there soon. George 10 good
citizen and we are sorry to see him aud
his excellent family leave.
q. q. Parman and his brother-in-law
A. Weiland went overland 10 Walla Wal
Ia last week, where they will spend sew
eral days visiting relatives. They will
also visit Weston before returning.
Born, on Tuesday morning, June 9Th,
to Mr.. and Mrs. Steve Couture In Ferry
Canyon, daughter. The little child
lived only few hours. The burial will
take place at Condor today, Thursday.
The Heppner races last week we're the
worst ever held there, being general die
satisfaction over the crooked manner In
which they were managed We notice
that Ed Smiths Easter Lilly" won one
OF the big races.
VIM. Keys& Son Of Mayville have re-
ceived the top price for cattle in this
county so far this season. They got SIS
for their yearling steers and s24 for rs,
which is the highest price paid for cattle
here for many years.
Messrs. VIM. Keys 4 Son, w. J. Ed
wards. 4. p. Weir and A. J Shelton de-
livered 206 head Of cattle, mostly dry
cove, at Arlington this week for II. +.
Wrenn, the pendleton buyer. los of
them belonged TO Keys 4 Son.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Reisacher Of Fossil
visited the family of Sheriff Wilcox in
Condor last Sunday. Johns health has
greatly improved since coming up here,
and his many friends hope he will locate
permanently In this county.
Tommy Dillon, who was under the
weather day or so last week with kid
ney troubles, IL at work again as hard as
ever. He informs us that he viii soon
90 up to the Dufiee hot springs In Grant
county to recuperate awhile.
A. Helms the wide-awake merchant
OF Twickenham, is one Of our new sub
ecribers this week. He writes: "Send
me the GtoRE; can not live without It.
am compelled 10 take the GLOBE II ]
have to stop all my other papers,"
Heppner 10 getting to be quite metro
politan. One night last week there was
regular prize fight in the opera house
there by two travelling pugilists-- Young
Dempsey and kid" Dudley: The lat
ter was knocked out in the 10th round.
Married, at Rinehart's restaurant In
Condor on Tuesday evening, June 9Th,
Mr.. s. L. Buell. Of Lost Valley and Miss
Esther Mctiee Of Myrtle Point, Douglas
county, Recorder II. b. Hendricks off.
ciating. The happy couple will reside
at the groom's home in Lost Valley.
The object Of the Chidren's Day exer
cises IN the church next Sunday, 18th
IL not only.to present ia. the public {
pleasing program, but is intended as I
day Of special offering TO the Sunday
School work. All are cordially invites
To attend and contribute to the cause.
The Butte Greek saw mill started n
last Monday and ia cutting from 1890
to $4,000 II day. The company has hull
q afirst-class telephone line from Fossl
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