Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1897-11-12
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Inc roaos are IN good deal better
condition since the rain.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. g. Downer moved
into their new home In town this week.
Mr.. q. Schott Of Rock creek 10 visiting
his daughter, Mrs. T. q. johnson, at
Condor.
Mrs. O. O. Wilson OF Astoria was reg
istered at the Perkins hotel In Portland
last Saturday.
Subscribe for the Examiner at this
Office and try your luck on one Of the
many big prizes this year.
Several Of our young people attended
an enjoyable dance at the home Of Ed
Palmer at Ajax Monday night.
Henry Hartman. one OF our best car
penters, IL building new house for
Frank Palmer in Ferry Canyon.
The u. s. Supreme Count has refused
TO grant Durrant a new trial, and he will
be hanged sometime in January.
Judge Bellinger has appointed M. Il.
Miller U, s. Commissioner at Antelope,
10 succeed II. NJ. Shut, resigned.
Geo. Taylor and family Of Rock creek
visited Mrs. Taylor's parents here the
first Of the week, Mr.. and Mrs. q. W.
Rinehart.
y II. st. Clair passed through here this
week on his way home 10 Moro from
the Palouse country, where he had been
running threshing machine.
Prof. Jacobsen, the piano and organ
man, and his assistant, Mr.. sayles, are
In this county again on business. They
have just returned from Canyon City.
l., o'Connor, Of Heppner, was recently
put on the pension rolls at Washington
and will hereafter receive $40 per month.
lie also got year and half back pay.
--Gagette.
Chas. Enoch Balm Calias Kenol wants
the job Of doing chores and delivery
work about town this winter, and says
he'll work very cheap. Good work or
no pay. 10 bis motto.
Owing to sickness, Mrs. II, G. StrIck-
land was unable TO start home from her
visit In Dakota when she expected, but
IL on her way home now and expects 10
arrive herr. Saturday.
Elections were held In nearly all OF
the Casters states last week and the dis
patches state that In all u them there
have been large democr attic gains over
the elections Of last year.
Ralph Froman and John Shorb this
week bought the Jas. Mulcare place in
Ferry Conyon, the former taking 5S and
the latter l02 OF the 100 acres. Mr..
Mulcare is still In Montana.
Our reporter last week was little pre-
vious about the marriage OF Tom Daw-
They were not married on the date
stated, but are liable 10 be most any
time now"
Mrs. N. Putnam, mother Of State Ii
brarian J. b. Putnam, departed yester-
day In company with Mrs. Martha Drin-
nan, her sister, for years visit at their
old home In Springfield, Missouri
Salem Statesman.
Mrs. J. II. Downing, who visited her
son Manley and wife since last Thurs
day, left Tuesday for her home In Cali
fornia. Miss Daisy Downing came up
last week aud is again attending the
state normal school at Weston.
Emmet Armstrong and family have
moved to town, and occupy the Thurn.
agle building. Next spring Elpmet and
Frank Armstrong expect to burn kiln
Of brick at Condor, which the people oI
this section will be glad to learn.
Pat Skelly has just returned from q
trip TO Portland, where he purchased 0
grain drill and other farming machinery,
Several Of our advertisers deal in farm
Ing machinery and their prices compare
favorably with those Of Portland.
About ten days ago j. u. Stevenson
Of Ferry Canyon met with an accident
which laid him on the shelf for week
horse, that he had iuet unhitched
jumped against him and almost brok'
his leg, and otherwise injured him.
]. II, Clayton, agent for the Racin,
fire engines, was mere this week tryinI
to sell our people an engine for 5000, bu
did not succeed. The towiTlhas tried it
luck on one apparatus Of that kind ant
got badly bitten" and does not care b
repeat the dose.
We learn that Clarence Il. Cook, fol
inerly the Fossil deputy sheriff Of thi
county, under Il. w. Sanderson, is no,
at work on Mr.. Sanderson's large stoc
ranch and orchard near San Jose, Ca
Clarence left Fossil about eight year
ago, with the intention Of going to Sout
America.
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