Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1897-10-29
OLoBoslTlEs.

Charley Wilson came up last week
from Astoria to attend to some unfnish-
cd business here, leaving for home today
J. II. Bowen OF Fossil sold u large
well-broke horses 10 mill man near
Goldendale and delivered them last
week.
For SALE CHEAr--or will trade for l6-
inch wood, beautiful 3-year-old horse
partly broke; weight about ll00 lbs.
Inquire at the GLoBE office.
We understand that Tom Portwood
has concluded TO sell out his stock Of
harness, etc, TO our new harnessmaker
and saddler, John Reisacher.
Charley Wenncr orders his GLOBE
sent TO North Yakima, where he has
just purchased q $4,000 interest In the
large mercantile firm Of Coffin Bros.
Mrs. II. G. Strickland, who spent the
summer visiting her parents at Arber.
deem, 8. Oak, 10 expected home today.
She intended 70 leave Aberdeen last
Monday.
Tommy Dillon has received the high.
.aft price for his wool that we have heard
- thus far this season, having sold ~
sacks TO San Francisco parties at l3c.
per pound.
Mr.. Joseph Frizzell Of Lost Valley was
over TO the county seat Monday on bust
ness. lie has just returned from trip
through Crook county, looking after his
cattle interests.
All OF the her,icrs have returned from
the mountains, with the latest sheep
ever brought out OF the mountain pas
lures. All Of the boys had splendid luck
with their sheep this year.
Otis Patterson, editor Of the Heppner
Gazette, visited the towns Of this county
this week, getting endorsements for a
federal appointment for which he is a
candidate. We hope he will get it.
u. L. Ncale and family have moved
back onto his homestead, one mile east
Of town. from the Downing ranch just
north Of town, which is now occupied by
Manley Downing and his new bride.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. q. Stevens left Tues
day for months visit with relatives
and friends at Salem, where Mrs. Ste
vcns' sister, Mrs. NJ. j, Churchill, re.
sides, Franks mother accompanied
them.
Our job press has been kept humming
the last week. turning ont first-class job
work at city prices. We have been
rushed so with job work lately that we
have been Obliged to refuse several small
orders.
The way new subscriptions and re-
newals are pouring into this Office, proves
that the public appreciates paper that
gives all the local news OF the county,
10 preference TO personal history and
boost
Il. NJ Shut has sold the Antelope
Herald and entire outfit TO Attorney Ed
Miller OF that place, and will get an en-
tirely new and larger outfit for his new
8-col paper, the Heppner Times, the first
Issue OF which will appear about Nov. 10.
q. s. Clark is 30 rushed with black
smith work that he cannot do the work
alone and has employed Charley Ne
CLAIM Of Los Angeles, tlrst-class work
man, to assist him In the shop this win
ter. Mr.. McClain arrived here last week.
Lon Stevens and family have just re-
turned from weeks visit with relatives
and friends at The Dalles Mrs, Stevens
sister, Mrs. Ed Mathews, and her hus-
band arrived here this week from An
derson, Cal, and intend to locate In this
section.
Assessor NJ. o. Clarke will devote his
spare time this winter to clerking in s,
Is. Barker's store. Mr.. Barker intends
10 devote good deal Of his time this
winter to looking after his sheep, and
during his absence the store will be in
charge OF Messrs. Moore and Clarke.
Mr.. g. W. Rinehart left Monday for
Lane county, where he has case in
circuit court--an ejectment suit. II ap'
pears that the man who resides on Mr.
Rinehart's farm, near Eugene, refuses
TO pay rent and will not vacate, and Mr.
Rnehart has resorted to the strong arm
OF the law to oust him.
All the members Of the Cong. church
here are urgently requested to be pres
ent at business meeting at the church
Sunday evening, just after the endeavor'
or exercises. Part OF the business viii
consist Of an effort TO get minister ap
pointed for this place, Rev. Clapp hav
Ing written to that effect A full at
tendance OF the members is requested.
Married, Thursday evening, Oct. 2lst
at the BRIDES home In Ferry Canyon
Mr.. Manley Downing and Miss Letti'
Lamberson, Justice Tatom officiating
The happy young couple begin their new
lives with the best wishes OF large cir
Gle Of friends. They have already be
oun houaakaen ming Mt the Dow ninp ranch