Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1897-12-10
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~ In town again.
l.. o. Ralston, the Olcx merchant, was
up TO town Saturday on business.
Goldendale ls soon 10 have new rail-
road, connecting with the Northern Pa
cific.
Mr.. O. r. Murphy and Miss Lille
Perrin were married At Antelope on Nov.
2bth.
Mark Conrow, the cold reliable" is
again handling the ribbons on the Ar
lington-Fosall stage.
O. w. Wester OF Clem, one OF our mill
ions OF readers, was up TO the county
seat Monday on business.
Elder A M Chase, recently from Iowa,
has been holding revival meetings In
tho church here all week.
Ray Smith and Miss Mary Quinn were
married ut her home on Willow creek
Crook county, on Nov. 2lst.
Ed +. Mcconnell orders his GDoBr
changed from Mayyille TO Wymore,
Nebraska, where he started for this
week.
Mrs. Il. Meek left the first Of this week
for visit TO her relatives In California
aud Kansas, and will not return until
spring.
August Anderson has been appointed
city marshal Of Condor, at salary Of
80 month and 81 80 day extra for
rect work, etc.
6 Jas. Suipcs OF The Dalles arrived here
erday to remain couple Of weeks
king after bis land and cattle interests
4 Matncy Flat.
The Oregonian says that Mrs. M. IL.
Goddard, in charge Of the sixth grade Of
the Holiday school, has resigned on ac-
count Of III health.
W. w. oglesby has instituted suit
In the Lane county circuit court against
d. q. Gibson for the sum Of $6s.75 on a
promissory note. Eugene Gnard.
Miss Florence Davidson has begun
teaching u 3-months' term Of school on
Matncy Flat. They say Steve Fletcher
is aspiring for the position oi assistant
teacher.
DR.. Lannerberg, the Eye Specialist,
writes Us from Fossil that he 10 so rush.
cd with work over there that he cannot
come 70 Condor before next Wednesday,
18th. and win remain until Friday, 18th.
Mr.. J. W. Maxwell 81 Lakegiew, a
representative Of Christy II Wise oi San
Francisco, was in this county this week,
interviewing our sheepmen In regard u
. new-fanglcd sheep dip that the firm
has for sale.
hobo broke into Atty. w. II. VIII.
sons law office at The Dalles "Wednesday
night and stole his fine typewriter, worth
400, pawned il for t3 and then skipped
the town. Mr.. Wilson got bis machine
again after long hunt.
The sheep trespass case Of G W White
vs. Tim Connolly, 10 being tried by q
Jury In Justice Tatom's court at Condor
this week. l.. w. Darling Is counsel fol
plaintiff and II. b. Hendricks for defend
ant. Case went 10 trial at p III today
David Bowman, young man whC
came up last week from near Dallas
Polk county, has purchased d. A. bod
cons Hid. right on Poverty Flat" nea
Glen. Mr.. Bowmanisa tlrst-class black
smith and may open shop at Condor
soon.
Eight thousand bushels OF wheat wer'
sold at Heppper Wednesday at "a cents
T. j. Davidson, Of Gooseberry, sold 5SO'
bushels Of this amount. lie raised abou
II 900 bushels OF wheat this season ant
will use the remainder Of his crop TO fat
ten hogs and feed sheep.
Ills friends will regret to learn tina
Judge Mariners fine wheat farm an
orchard at Blalock will soon be sold u
sheriff sale, TO satisfy mortgage helf
by the Jarvis-Conkling Mortgage Go
The principal, interest, attorney fees
costs and oil amounts to nearly $4,000
Wilma Keizur left Monday for Bluff
Lane county, whore his father own
some good-paying gold mines. Winn
will try his luck there until spring an
II he doesn't strike anything TO suit hin
no will go TO Alaska. Frank Labou
and Jack Hanley Of this place are ais
preparing to go to Rlondike next spring
Born, on Dec. 4th, to Mr.. and Mrs
ii. T. Propst at Arlington, q fine 81
daughter. AS 1t Is nearly a score {
years since similar event happened !
their family, Henry is nearly tickled !
Aeath. Howard L. Propst writes as
be sure and not get the initials mixec
aa lots OF people think It's him; but
declares II isn't.
Our city narrowly escaped what migf
have been terrible fire Saturday morI