Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1897-03-12
CLOBOsITiEs.


has been residing At Rawlins, Wyoming,
ior year Or more, II here on business
and will remain eeyeral weeks.
Miss Birdie Downing returned to Con-
doe last week, having closed her school at
Winlock before the term was out, owing
@ nearly all Of the pnpils being sick with
colde. etc.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. G. Donaldson and
daughter Stella stopped In town Friday
night, while on their way home 10 Fos-
81 from Iicppner, Sam having met them
AZ Arlington.
Il. 3. Hendricks recently received from
Chicago one Of those fine Daugherty
Visible typewriters, which lie great i'm
progement over the old styles. He's got
70 no can play on II pretty well already.
A Cor. from Eightmile to the Heppner
Gazette says: II 10 rumored that q
MERCHANT from Lone Rock 10 going TO
bring his store from there to Eight Mile
Centre. This IL considered a good busi-
ness stand.
Owing to sickness In his family, Stock
Inspector r. A. Hale Is unable to look
after the diseased horses near Glen him
selfh|sst has depu,iied Geo. Caven to do
30, Abd George went down yesterday to
quarantine the band Of about 100 head
Judge Mariner informs us that the
hellots for last June election cost 1925, in.
stead ot. s75, as mentioned In this paper,
fbe balance Of the SIS. being for other
supplies. The GLonE was misiniormed
In the matter and checriully makes this
correction.
\ IA. McMorris has just received state
dipiUfna, good for six years, Of which he
u justly proud. Mr.. McMorris is rated
as one Of the ablest and most successful
teachers Ia the state. He will begin
teaching 10 the district north OF town
next Monday.
Mr.. John Palmer aud son Ed have gone
mp 70 Trail Greek, B. G., to try their luck
10 the rich mines there. Mr. Palmer has
son-tn-law NJ that place who IL largely
interested In the town and owns some
valuable mines there. Mrs. Palmer will
remain here for the present.
The little iniantson Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Herbert HaIstead. which had not been
we'll since It's birth month ago, died on
Thursday night oi last week with con-
Wilson's and was buried In the cemetery
here next day. Much sympathy is felt
for the parents in their sad aiiiiction.
A series Of religious meetings was be-
gun ut the Jordan ball last week by Rev.
Royse, the Baptist preacher who has
made so many iriendshere by his matter
Of fact goodness aud panstaking, every
day religion. .-~vale Advocate. REV.
Royce II d brother Of our Chas. Royse OF
!. Lone Rock.
The first issue Of the Sumpter News,
published by Il. Halleck, formerly Of
Heppner, has reached US. II is very
neat little paper, well filed with live ad-
vertise1nents, those OF Ed w. Copner Of
sumpbr and Mont Downing Of Bourne
being Anong them. We wish the new
papeFsuccess.
T4ere IL a possible chance OF Dnrrant
hanging, after all, providing he does not
dEe Of old age waiting for the event. The
supreme court has refused TO grant new
trial. Durrant has risen go much in the
estimation Of San Francisco journalists
that bis opinion is eagerly sought and
loudly proclaimed by them.
To the surprise Of nearly everybody,
Governor Lord Saturday appointed Ex-
U. 8. Senator Henry w. Corbett, the
Portland millionaire, U. S. Senator, to
serve for the ensuing two years until J..
II. Mitchell's successor is elected. The
governor informs US that he will not call
an extra session of tho legislature, which
many people will regret to learn.
PrineviIle certainly has an excellent
public school. The Review says that out
IL applicants at the recent teachers ex-
animation, only one iaiied, aud Of the
III who passed, 10 were pupils OF the
Prineville public school, The examina-
tions are steadllybeing made more diff
cult for the avuwed purpose of raising the
standard, which surely needs IL. Appli-
cants TO teachWill hereafter be compelled
b pass yet more difficult examinations
than the last one, which was unusually
hard.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charley Burroughs, OF
Cherry Point, Illinois. arrived here
Thursday to make their home in this
section. Mrs Bdrroughs' brother, Billy
Barr, metthem at darlington with private
conyeyaAce. Although this is the most
disagreyable part Of the year, they are
we'll pleased with Oregon and their new
home. Mr.. Burroughs does not know
yet what kind Of business he will engage
in, bht will work At anything he can get
70 ID for the present.
WI learn that one Of the defeated cam
didates for office here last week feels con-
eideFably "pnt out" and threatens to
bvvA all who didn't vote for him expelled
lrorIi the lodges and hanished TO Siberia.
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