Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1897-05-14
oLoBosiTIEs.

A fine new altar for the Catholic
church arrived here this week.
The Oregon national guard will hold
an encampmcnt at Hood River the lat |
ter part Of next month.
Miss Mollie AdlNrd orders her GLonE |
sent 10 Antelope, where she poets to /
stop for several months.
Or. B. +. Mott the Fossil dentist,
writes Us that he will be In Condon
next Monday, 18th, and will remain 3
or 4 weeks.
The people in California are "praying
for rain" A drouth has prevailed in /
the greater portion Of that state for
several weeks.
G., II. Reis and Jesse Mckinney Of
Olex were mp TO town Saturday with !
garden vcgetabcs--the first received
here this season.
Good wheat crops and good prices
would bring back to Gillian county
some Of that 100000 sent ont to pay for
forfeited railroad lands.
DR.. Tate, the dentist is still in town
and will remain few days longer.
Those needing frst-class dental work
should come In at once
II was our j. N. Brown OF lIeppner
who was In Washington applying for The
appointment Of governor Of Alaska. He
, returned home last week.
With very few exceptions, the GLOBE
II read by every taxpayer in Gillian
county, which accounts for It's excellence
as an advertising medium.
Ed Bell returned to Condor last week
from his old home Mt Mccoy, Polk coun-
ty, and will remain here several weeks
looking after his business interests.
Our public schools will close on Fri.
day Of this week, after 9.months
term. No doubt the teachers and
scholars alike win appreciate vacation
Rev Father Newell, accompanied by
Father Brio~dy, returned home from
Fossil aud Mayville Monday aud are
now in Heppner conducting mission,
The editor of one Of our exchanges
sadly says: "The mumps are again in
our midst" That is rocky place to
have 'em; 1t is bad enough in the jaws.
S. B. Barker received last week a
number Of those fine Mitchell wagons,
wide tires, and is selling them lower
thar ever before sold for in this country.
We learn from the Guard that Gainey
Mathews has sold his Touring mill at
Engene. We hope he will conclude 10
return TO this county, as he is good
citizen
John Palmer came down this week
from Tralcreek, h, c., and gathered up
about 80 head Of cayuses, which he will
take TO Spokane, where he has already
sold them.
Condor is without q marshal again,
Gene Smith having resigned, II there
IL Il man in town who has not yet been
honored with the position, let him come
forward, rs his day for glory and renown
is at hand.
We notice in the Pendleton papers
that T. X. Lyons has three detlerent
cases in the supreme court now in SEES
sion there, which speaks well for the
young attorney.
DR.. Howard and wife OF Fossil went to
Arlington Monday. Mrs. Howard is on
her way to visit relatives in Eastern
Canada and expects to be absent q
couple Of months.
Mrs. j. r. Clark, who was at the hos
pital in Portland several weeks under
treatment for lung troubles, arrived
home today, very much improved IL
health. Her husband met her ut Ar
lingtnn.
Jesse Wilkes and party, who starteC
to Fossil Gillian county, last week
found such high water at the locks o
the Columbia that crossing was impos
sihle, and they returned to Portland
Dallas ltemizer.
Surveyor Jeddy Brown Of Fossil tool
a load Of fine spuds to Arlington tn
first OF the week. There are potatoe
vet to "throw at the birds" in this sec
tion, nearly everybody having NOR
than they can use.
Ex-Gov. u. +. Moody returned Frlda
night from The Dalles, where he spen
the past two weeks looking after hi
business interests. Salem Statesman
Part OF the business was that Of the d.
funct bank, Of which he is president
Clay Folsom, the photographer, ha
been kept very busy since he came hel
week ago, turning out irst-class work
lie expects to leave next "Wednesday
10Th, for Mayvile; so those wantir
photos must come in before that time.
Jas. A. Kiaer of Condor is now roa
supervisor for district No. includir
all Of the county north Of Thirtymil,
The county court last week appointt
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