Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1897-09-24
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This country 10 on tho very verge Of
giving Spain well-deserved drubbing.
Mr.. q. W. Rinehart returped home
Friday from his months visit In Lane
comfy.
Gal Ardrey, formerly Of Arlington, has
just been appointed postmaster at La
Grande.
The enormous Touring mile at Pendle-
ton burned last Monday, entailing loss
Of over 100000.
Rev. @. 7. Bailey and family heve
moved from Prineville 10 Gress Valley,
Sherman county.
The Vale Advocate says that Mr.. and
Mrs. q. X. Henson's little girl is just rc-
covering from severe spell Of sickness.
Be sure 10 take In the grand musical
concert by the famous DeMoss Family
this Friday evening In the church at
Condor.
Don't sell your county scrip this week
until You call at the GLOBE Office, where
the highest cash price 10 paid for county
warrants.
Mr.. Aleck Beard, prominent stock.
man Of Gillian county, 10 In the city on
his return from Wait 10 the valley
Dalles Chronicle.
VIM. Rudio Of Long Greek intends TO
ship load Of cattle next spring TO Klon-
dixie, where good beef cattle sell at 500
and 1900 per head.
We arc pleased TO note that the state
board Of examiners at Salem has jos.
granted a life diploma TO Mrs. Lillian Il.
Stevens Of Condor.
Threshlng has advanced sufficiently
to justify the statement that the aver
age wheat yield throughout the county
10 25 bushels per acre.
Jacobsen, the popular piano and or
gan man, Is In town this week, and max
ing sales right along. Jacobsen is oil
right. SO are his prices,
Miss Lorena Laiferty Is very sick with
typhoid fever at her home In Los. Val.
ley. Her father IL also on the sick list,
with something like psralysis.
VI. v. Harrison and family have gone
20 Portland to reside during the winter.
Mr. Harrison expects to 90 TO Klondike
In the spring. Eugene Register.
]. Il. Clark desires 10 this manner 10
thank the many kind friends who rem
dered such valuable assistance during
the sickness and death Of his wife.
IL. ID. Carratt, the photographer, came
out from Arlington last week and re-
Temained nj Condor until today. He
took q number OF orders for pictures.
Look out for p. L. HAMS new ad in
the GLosg next week. All shrewd bust.
ness men know that il pays TO advertise
in paper that il read by everybody in
the county.
Receiver Wilson Of The Dalles Nation.
al bank announces that oil receiver GER
tificates numbering from 1876 TO 200 In.
elusive will be paid upon presentation
at the bank.
Rev. Thos, Briordy writes that he is
sick and cannot be here TO hold services
on Sept. 30th. lie hopes, however, To
be here in the course Of few weeks
Iieppner Gazette.
Mrs. ]. II. Putnam and two children,
Of Fossil, arrived In this city last night
and will be the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
James Putnam for several weeke.-Sun.
days Salem Statesman.
A large stock OF those fine hats for
ladies', from the Solomon store in Port
land, will be for sale at p. II. Stephen
sons store In Condor next Monday
Gall early and avoid the rush.
Mr.. John Shelly Of Creswell, Lant
county, came up. TO Mayville last week
TO look after the property interests of hit
aon Roy, who met hts death in such &
cad manner at Condor recently.
Mr.. Fred Adlard OF Ajax informs Vi
that school meeting win be held Al
that place on Saturday Of this week, and
that teacher for their school is wanted
10 commence teaching as soon as pos
eible.
'The Dawn" published at Ellensburg
lie raising great howl because r. Ii
Norton has been appointed coal min'
inspector, and says "he's the biggest bill
outside Of JAIL" Some Of the Fossil
people think so too.
The world-renowned DeMoss Family
the celebrated musicians, are billed Il
give concert In the church at Condor
this Friday evening. No one can affor,
to miss the grand treat. Admission 25c
reserved seats 3bc; children l5c.
The case Of the Northern Pacific Ry
Co. against settlers, involving the It'll
to 130, 900 acres OF land in the OVERLAP
grant In Klickitat county, and 10000
acres In Umatilla, Gillian, Morrow ant
sherman counties, has been decided ii
favor OF the settlers.
Among the latest here who have pur
chased instruments from Jacobsen are
@. A. Danneman, a fine ''Valley GEM