Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1898-01-07
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like.
A. Crawford Of Lone Rock spent sev.
eral days In town this week.
The telephone company has put in
central Office here, with Miss Fernbergcr
at the switch board.
Mrs v Il Houston Of Condor has been
visiting her sister, Mrs Henry Propst,
at this place for several days.
Wheat No. ! Red, "a to 65c; Club No.
/, SO to 64c; Bacon, Sc; egps, Doe: chick
ems, 1925 a doz. (; Butter per roll, SOC.
II d Sanders, the piano tuner, passed
through town Monday on his way to
Walla Walla. He intends taking In the
Condor country in the spring.
Some Blalock people came up here
Sunday and got married, but they made
themselves 30 scarce that we did not get
their names. Good luck v them, any
way.
Bob Watkins packed up his jewelry
and matchmaking outfit the first of the
year and will soon leave for Montana.
He expects to travel and sell eyeglasses
next summer.
A smythe and wife returned last week
from the East, where they had been
visiting old acquaintance for q month.
He says the eleven thousand sheep that
he is feeding in st. Paul are doing fine
and he will put them on the market
soon.
The report OF the condition OF the Ar
lington National bank, published last
week, must be very gratifying to the
stockholders Of administration. 1t shows
splendid line Of deposits and that the
bank Ia in very healthy and prosper
ous condition.
The New Years edition Of the Ore
gonian Of sixty pages reflects great credit
on not only the 0regonian but the whole
Northwest. II 10 a wonderful feat in
newspaper work. II viii pay any one
to read it who contempates going to the
Klondike in the spring.
The Heppner Gazette learns that J P
Lucas Is Il candidate for the appointment
of register Of the U. S. land office at The
Dalles. No man in the state could better
discharge the duties Of register, as he is
thoroughly posted on all matters pertain
ing to land, and is eminently qualified
for the position.
The following officers were installed in
the Artisan lodge OF this place last Tues
day evening: Master Artisan, S q Haw-
son superintendent, Mrs Z B Frum in
spector, w II Colwell; secretary, Miss
Mollie Hurlburt: treasurer, Mrs. J. W
Maguire; M. c., Joe Ward; S. c., Mrs.
Charles shurte; j. O., George Biggs.
VIC Brown arrived here from Kansas
City the first OF the week on his way
home. The carload Of mules he shipped
from here he sold back there and bought
some larger mules and brought them
back as far as Pendleton and sold them
there. Probably by doing business both
ways made the mules come cheaper at
both ends OF the road.
There was no special entertainment
here on New Years day, every one en-
joyed themselves according to their own
idea, large number having played at
the bowling alley all night; few sat up
until midnight and rang the old year out
and the new in, to the delight of those
that were up, and dislike Of those who
were walked up from peaceful dreams.
The drama Among the Breakers" was
played here on Wednesday night to a
crowded house by the bone talent COM
pany. The seats we're all sold last week
as soon AS they we're put on sale All Of
the different characters performed their
respective parts to perfection, and very
few Of the travelling theatrical companies
could do better. Arlington talent is not
to be sneezed at.