Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1897-09-03
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We had quite heavy frost In Condor
Tuesday night.
Alex Duthie and family spent Sunday
In Condor visiting friends.
James Brown and family drove 10 town
In their new buggy Monday.
7. q. Earhart is having new Aoor
laid In his saloon this week.
The lending question Of the day 10:
"Haye you sold your wheat7"
Mrs. y. u. Smith and family left las.
Friday for their new homo In Greeley,
Colorado.
Harvesting In this vicinity 10 citing
along In good shape and week or 90
will wind II up.
T. q. Earhart was over 10 Lone Rock
few days last week visiting relatives
and friends In that section.
We had light shower Wednesday
night. but the range needs several more
Just like II 10 start the grass to growing.
4. B. Barker left on Tuesdays stage
for Portland, where he goes 10 select his
fall stock Of goods for bis store In Con.
don.
Miss Ethel Porman returned from
Walla Walla this week, which place she
has been for the past month visiting her
sister.
Miss N. Graham and Miss Mowry
passed through town last Saturday on
their way TO Mayville from Sherman
county.
Some OF our farmers will realize more
than dollar bushel for their wheat
by feeding II 70 the industrious intensi-
fed hen.
3, b. Barker is having new barn
built, on the lot across the street from
the Armory hail. The barn will be
2+x36 feet.
Cook Bros. run their header on the
ways this week and have launched their
thresher preparatory TO thresh every
thiHg In sight.
II is said that tramps In Kansas are
worse than grasshoppers, but farmers
declare that they have not appeared in
tho wheat fields.
Mrs. iIalstead and daughter returned
to Condor this week from Upppr Thirty.
Mile, where they had been to spend the
simmer nonths.
There IN bounty Of 30 cents bushel
an srasshopperr In South Dakota, and
II 10 said some of the farmers have taken
to raising them, as they say there is
money In It.
u. W. Kemp, Of Michigan, is visiting
his brother-in-lAw, q. schilling. OF this
place. Mr.. Kemp will locate somewhere
in the West, but just where, he has not
yet fully decided.
The citizens OF Condor fell over each
other In their christian endeavor 70 get
d look at q drummer who came in on the
stage the other day wearing white pants
and an ice-cream coat
Advertisers with stiff upper lips. who
carried their announcements through
the dull times, are reaping the reward
OF their presistency now that the horizon
is beginning TO brighten.
When you hear two, men couversing
In strapgs language with occasional
English words iDterspersed do not eel
them dowh,as fofeignep,j They may be
talking waterswcrke.
We are bound 10 give our readers ell
the important events ct whatever ex'
pense or trouble. In another column
will be seen the obituary OF John Sing
which we we're unable 10 obtain sooner
II james j. Corbett is logical mar
he will incorporate In his volume "What
u DO In Fight" specific instructions
on how to leave ones solar plexus q,
home before approaching the ringside
The material Tor the new addition Il
the steel cage In the county Jail arrived
from Arlington this week, and j. r
Clark Is now busiy engaged in rivetint
the sections together and putting then
IN place.
When you are in Condor and feel lik'
enjoying fine cigar or good cool glas
Of beer, drop In at the Arlington saloon
Main st., and II / am not at home, yo'
will always dnd my latch-string hang
ing out. Respectfully, 0. w. Barr.
Some Of our readers are kicking abou
US nsing the word "Clondyke" so much
Wonder II they have any pity for a poo
country editor who has TO read dozel
or more exchanges every day that ha
nothing else but "Clondyke" in them?
Newspapers are a necessity to tn
advertiser who would teach the publ
TO use his goods. A man cannot ad