Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1898-06-02
LOCAL NEWS.


nd this week.
- w. w. Kennedy, Of Fossil, WAS In
town Tuesday.
Miss Mabel IIalstcad IL at Portland
thlF~oek on q business trip.
Paul urlener, one of Mayyille's pros.
porous wheat growers, was Ia town last
Sunday.
Jay z. Lncas drove In from Arlington
Saturday aud WAS the guest of II. ~
Frazer and family. Mrs. Lucas return
cd with him sunday.
John PHILIPPE Esq. died this morning
ut 3 O'Clock 40 the residence Of his Aun-
in-lnw. w. s. MYERS. Ipterment ioinor-
Tow (fridayl at 2, .. nj. from residence.
II. II. pattlaon arrived from Marsh.
Idaho, on Saturday and will probably
remain here for the summer. He " the
guest Of mis- brother y. A. Pattlson.
AL Mcdonnell and Charles y. Sears,
of Mayyllle, have been drawn as Jurors
In the United States dletrict conrt at
Portland, % report on June 18Th.
John Dysart, 81 this place, and Andrew
Patterson, oi Fossil, will spend the next
six months visiting relatives and friends
attheir old home 10 perthshlre, Scotland.
y. b. Fletcher has commenced an
action In Jnstirc Tatom's conrt, against
Thomas Dillon for damages alleged ~
have been done TO his land by Dlllon's
sheep.
The postage 10 Manila, under the pres
ont international arrangement. IL 3 cts,
for half AN ounce on letter tnnil, and
cent for two ounces ON periodicals. No
merchandise will be taken.
Prof. Frank Edwards and his brother,
soma u W. ]. Edwards. OF Mayyiile,
both Of the Agricultural College ~ Cor
wallis, have volunteered their services
q 10 the government for the war against
Spain.
Harry fals,ead. proprietor of the
Lost Valley saw mill, was In town for a
few days last week. lie reports bust.
ness brisk AZ the mill now aud the mill
running steadily. The roads are again
IN ilne condition.
Deputy Sheriff johnson was over In
the EightuiIe country last Saturday.
sellngn quantity Of wheat, at sheriff
sale, tho property Of ", !. Feraops, n
on,resldrnt. The wheat sold at 90 cts
" HlFWNfa UNlWk NV kNhAh ViNNF INV
price then prevailing at Arlington.
Hon. Il. y. Barker, Of Indiana. nd.
dressed a good sized audience IN Artnory
hall yesterday afternoon on the political
issues oi the day from a silver stand.
point. Mr. Barker IL n logical and en-.
tertaining speaker and made good im.
preston on his hearers.
A report was circulated on the streets
Monday that Morris Ball, OF lleppner,
and three other sbeepmen had been
killed In light with settlers In the
mountains In Grant county few days
ago. The report lacks confirmation aud
We give Il for what Il Is worth.
]. A. Kiser, who has charge OF the
road work In this part ot the county,
came IN from the new Ferry Canyon.
Glen grade last Saturday. lie Is work.
Ing force Of ten men on the road and
has shout four miles 81 II completed,
About ii1s miles remain 70 be built.
Prof. McCalla, OF Lebanon, this state,
has been employed 10 take charge Of
the Condor puhic school next term,
school 10 commence on the first Monday
In October Miss Mabel llalstcad will
again have charge VI the primary dc
partment. The primary grade will
begin on the last Monday In August.
The following officers we're elected Al
the late meeting u tho |. y. d. Il. grand
ludgu at Rusehurg tirand master, I. y.
= Wells, ot i'endIeIon; deputy grand mas
Yer, w, II. Wehrnng. Of hillsburo; grand
warden, NJ. l.. porris. Independence;
grand secretary, H. r. sharon, Portland;
grand treasurer, Il. y. Parker, Salem;
grand representative, Claud Catch, OF
Salem. The next session will be held
at Salem.
Tue officers Of the ship George Stetson,
who 10 brulally treated Amos Stone, n
crazy youth who was one OF the vessels
crew around the Horn, have been In.
dlcted by the federal grand jury at Port.
land, aud II Ia 10 be hoped they will
receive punishment commensurate
with the cruelty Of their oiIense. Young
Stone is an inmate Of the insane asylu
nc Salem as u result OF the brutal treat
ment no received at their hands.
The public are especially requested TO
meet promptly at 100 o'clock p. ~,
Saturday at Arm0ry hall TO hear Hon.
Frank Motter discuss the Issues Of the
campaign, ne the speaker 10 billed Tor
m address nj Olex IN the evening anu
must make the drive after the meeting
here. Hon. b. H. Searcy will address
the people Immediately after Mr. Mot
ter's address thus giving the voters an
opportunity Of bearing both sdes Of the
campaign Make note OF this aud
meet promptly,
Tie Goth Annual reunion Of the Ore
g0n Pioneer Association will be he'll m
Portland on Wednesday, June ID, lS0S,
All persons coming 20. or bora IN the
territory ~ Oregon prior TO February IA,
1850, are eligible to membership, no
matter where they may now reside.
All pioneers VINO can possibly do 50
should attend this reunion and enjoy
another meeting with their old CONF
rades Of the days OF OK team travelling
and Indian lighting.
The report Of the death OF little Wyatt
Putnam, Of Fossil, which appeared In
the Gl0BR last week has happily proven
to be erroneous. The report WAS given
lust as IL was received here late Wednes-
day evening, and Thursday morning
after the paper had gone to press word
was received that he was still living,
and since then he has been steadily inl.
t,envtnU aud a. Ia bolipvpd TINT ho "a III