Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1897-10-22
oLoBoslTIEs.

NOV. 10Th.
I. L. Varnett, Of Lexington, agent for
the Chicago Portrait Co., canvassed this
section this week.
Henry Cuendet and wife have lust
moved into the old barber shop build
ing on Main street.
Mrs. j.. II. Putnam and children are
expected home TO Fossil today from
months visit at Salem.
A fine violin was left at this office, for
sale cheap, or will trade for wood. Ap.
ply at the GLOBE Office soon.
John scrlvner and bis father-in-law
John Chance. were over to town Mon
day proving up on timber culture.
Chas. A. Dana, the great editor Of the
New York Sun, died last Monday, Of
liver complaint. He was rs years OF age.
], w. Blake and family, II. N. Frazer
and family aud Billy Barr oil returned
home the first Of the week from their
Portland visit.
W. A. Burick Of San Jose, Cal, last
week cold TO Pat skelly half-section Of
the Downing land just north Of town.
Consideration 5000.
Henry Cuendet has finished II. B.
Hendrick's well. at depth OF 20 feet,
and there will be about ak feet Of water
--all that 10 needed.
Tho testimony In the land contest case
OF Geo. T. Sly vs.. Mrs. Martha A. Wade,
both Of Glenn, was taken yesterday be.
fore II. h. Hendricks.
Always read tho advertisements in the
GLoBE they will afford a most interest.
Ing study and put you In the way OF
getting some excellent bargains.
Little Rollo Frazer now sports neat
little bicycle, with regular pneumatic
tires, and wouldn't trade it for oil the
fnll-grown bicycles in the world.
A fine little daughter was born TO Mr..
and Mrs. w. l.. Barker gu Matney Flat
on Oct. 10th. Mr.. Barker and family
willsoon move 70 tbwn for school ad.
vanhges.
Brother Il, NJ. Shut Of Antelope rode
10 Condor last Thursday on bicycle,
covering the distance, rs miles, IN s
hours, which Is pretty good speed over
such rough mountain roads.
Born, on Oct 10th, TO the wife OF Robt.
Poag, Of Matney Flat, twins--a bounc-
ing i0-lb boy and 9.lb girl. Mother and
twins doing well. and Rob will also pull
through, unless he suffers relapse.
II. q. Jordan and wife, Of Shutter
Flat, and his brother, T. ]. Jordan, Of
Portland, arrived here this week and
expect 10 soon open restaurant In the
harness shop buiding, recently pur.
chased by ChAs. Fix.
Ed Compton, the well.known buck
man Of Lone Rock. delivered 1874 bucks
at Condor the first Of this week. lie
has 2l0 head yet 10 deliver at Lost Val.
ley, which will complete his work in
that line this season.
Frank shurte Of Arlington, the wide
awake machinery man, was out over this
portion Of the country this week as agent
for Mutual Life Ins. Co. Of New York,
His insurance partner, G. P. Marshall oI
Portland, is with him.
Manley Downing recently returned
from visit TO old friends at Corvallis
where he attended the State Agricutur,
al College two years ago. Some Of the
boys say that Manley Is "fxin" TO com
NIT matrimony this fall.
An enormous eagle, measuring about
7 feet across the shoulders" makes III
home about two miles east Of Condor
aud one mile west OF Cooke Bros ranch
1t is quite tame and frequently seen by
persons passing that way.
Ceo w. Moore and family have moved
back 10 their 0lex ranch from Creswell
Lane county, where they had been fol
the last year., Mr.. Moore says Gillian
county Is away ahead Of anything be
saw In the Willamette valley.
Miss Elsie sturgll is the name Of th'
young lady who became the wife OF Jay
2. Lucas on Oct. 18th at her home II
Baker City. Jay thinks he will visi
his felends in Gillian county this fall
lie and bic vile now reside at Nortl
Yakima.
Ed Cornett, who recently moved hi
family from the wet, unhealthy climat
Of the Willamette valley, to the dry ant
more healthful climate Of this section
has filed on homestead, miles south
east Of Condor, and will make it hi
permanent home.
II. @. Strickland has lost 8 hogs, age'
IL years, 2 barrows and SOW; colo
black with white faces and feet, witt
swallow fork in one ear; SOW has croI
off OF one ear. He will pay expenses Q
keeping them. They strsyed away frou
his 10mile place on Oct. 10.