Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1897-03-05

are running three 3-l4 inch New Depar-
ture gangs on their farms, doing good
work and turnlng AZ inches Of mother
earth with about the same expense that
other farmers have In cutting "a inches.
| 7. J. Smith, the popular Fossil miller,
was in this section the latter part OF last
week buying wheat for his mill, and
bought about 1000 bushels Of first-cass
wheat from W. s. Myers, q. g. Parman
and Pat Skelly. He requests us to say
that anyone having wheat TO sell can
make money by seeing or writing him
before selling.
Bill Black, who deserted his family at
MHyvllle two years ago and went TO Can
ada, returned home last week, dead
broke, and the most miserable man In
America. Some Of the little surprises
he found was that his wife had married
again and the children scattered, one OF
them being In the state reform school.
Truly, the way Of the transgressor is hard.
All Of the papers are making won
derful fuss about little daughter being
born the other day to Mr.. and Mrs. Ben
Harrison. There is nothing surprising
about II; those happenings occur In the
best.regulated families. and there Is no
occasion for the country TO go wild about
II. Had the little girl been hatched out
In an incubator, then perhaps It would
be little surprising, but II wasn't.
A terrible accident happened TO Clar.
ence slinmate yesterday. The little fol-
low was leading horse In town, when
the vicious brute jumped around and
kicked him In the face. For awhile IL
was thought the boy was killed, but DR..
Hogan, who was hastily summoned,
found that he WAS only unconscious and
worth hole army Of dead boys. His
nose 10 broken and one eve badly dam.
aged. He and his mother had intended
TO start in few days for their home in
Colorado.
Not great deal Of interest was taken
in the city election Tuesday. The prin-
cipal fight was between III. B. Hendricks
and Ed Dunn for recorder, the latter
receiving only II out Of the 40 votes cast,
Mr.. Hendricks receiving the balance Of
them. s. B. Barker was elected mayor;
A Henshaw, WI. Wilcox r. II. Stephen
son and Q. G. Wilson councilmen. and
DR.. Hudson was reelected treasurer, Ed
Moore having refused 10 accept the nom
nation.
Max Pntz, OF the Mayville Touring
mills, requests the GLOBE to rectify what
he thinks was malicious falsehood
that the Fossil paper recently made in
saying that "a Fossil merchant had just
secured a ton Of -four at the FOSSIL mill,
thus breaking the back OF the -four FAM
ine," etc. Mr.. Putz says that the ton Of
-four WAS bonght At his mill, instead Of
at Fossil, and that there has been no
-four famine whatever, as be has had
lots OF II on hand all the time.
DR.. J. T. Tate, one OF the leading dem
fists OF Portland and the Pacific coast,
poets TO make tour Of Eastern Ore
gon this spring and will be in Condor
some time In April to remain few days.
This will be pleasing newsto those need
ing frst-class. dental work. DR.. Tate is
a graduate OF the New York College Of
Dentistry and has held high positions
in the Portland Dental Society and the
Oregon State Dental Association. The
GLOBE will notify You when he comes.
Representative j. T.. David and SEN
ator Duiur have very properly returned
home from the farce legislature to re-
main until the governor calls an extra
session. But Joe Simon Is still in ses-
sion yet, about all OF the other SO having
gone home. Joe 10 mad about being
deserted that way and threatens to send
the sergeant-at at-arms after the whole out
at and have them brought back, dang
ling from the end OF bayonet, and have
them either jailed or hung, or something
of that sort.
Capt. {. II. Miller informs us that the
amount embezzled by Julius Mckinney.
by forgery, is about 500, instead Of $3.50.
as stated last week. But the heartless
brute ought TO be imprisoned for life--or
longer--for robbing destitute widow
woman with family of little children,
and they his cousins, at that, The in