Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1898-02-04
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Trallfork last week.
Mrs. II. B. Hendricks has been on the
sick list for week or 10.
Mrs. Jennie Armstrong visited Mr..
and Mrs. A. w. Armstrong In Ferry Can
yon last week.
fine little son was born 10 the wife
OF Andrew Armstrong in Ferry Canyon
ON January 2lst.
A couple Of the Horn boys, formerly Of
Contention, this county, are now running
saloon at Ontario, Malheur county.
II Putnam Of Fossil has ordered di.
rect from the factory carload Of Mitch.
ell wagons, which will he hero for the
early spring trade.
VIM. Livingston and his brother Harry.
having finished Tom Johnson's large
well, are now blasting out one on his
own residence lot.
Geo. w. Moore Of Olex made final
proof on his lid. Saturday before the
county clerk, with Douglas Hurt and
Geo. Hanna as witnesses.
Some lots Of wheat have changed
hands In The Dalles the past few days
at " cents bushel. This is the best
price realized since the clump in wheat
!, last December. Times -Mountaineer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard l.. Propst left
Saturday for couple Of weeks visit
with relatives at Albany, where Howard
owns some valuable real estate Their
many friends wish them pleasant visit.
Egin Myers and Wayne Grider will
give another grand ball In the Armory
hall at Condor on Monday evening, Feb.
I4th. Good music and order guaran-
teed, and large crowd Is expected out
Charley Fis Is thinking Of putting in
u bowling alley between his store and
livery stable, Bowling alleys are thriv.
ing in all Of the other country towns and
We see no reason why one should not do
well here.
The city council Of prineville last week
passed an ordinance taxing the drug
stores sl00 year for selling liquor in
less quantities than one gallon, also a
license Of $lOOa year for anyone selling
cigarettes In the town.
AT dance in Lane county gentlemen
secured partners by taking bold Of a
yarn passed under cnrtain, with a
lady attached To the other end. Why
not try the experiment ut Condor? IL
is something new here and ought to
take" well.
s. y. Gordon, u young man who has
been attending the State Agricultural
College at Corvallis, arrived here this
week and expects 10 work In this section
several months before returning to
school. lie isa cousin OF George and
fiarye Blake.
Read the new restaurant ad OF Jordan
Bros. Their business IL growing. So is
their al. Our advertisers never have
occasion to complain OF poor business or
dull times. without advertlsing--in a
paper that reaches the peope--saccess
10 impossible,
Among our new subscribers this week
are Joseph NJ, pedigo, who recently
moved from Lone Rock TO Garfield,
Wash. Geo. W. Moore Of 0lex, and w.
N. Putnam OF MayYille. There is still
room on cur books for few more names
III applied for soon.
An unfortunate accident occurred Il
the oldest son of Mrs. Il. b. Nye, one o.
the county charges, who fell from wag
on last Monday and broke his collar
bone. DIR. Hunlock attended the lad
and reports him getting along as well Al
could be expected. Mrs. Nye is having
more than her share Of misfortunes.--
Heppner Times.
The case OF Frank Bros. Implemen
90. vs.. Dudley s. Flynn and Geo. W
Boone Of Lone Rock was settled In Con
don yesterday by Mr.. Flynn coming owe
from Monument and paying the amour
of the note, which was only $40, and tn
costs, amounting nall to $50 40. Dud
ley says he paid this $40 several year
ago to the deiunct bank at Arlington
and he feels that he has been prett
thoroughly "Fricked" in the matter.
Two sheep trespass suits for damage
were started in Justice Tatom's court a
Condor yesterday. The plaintiffs in tn
cases are John Chance and his son-ir
law, John W Scrivner, Of Democrat
Gulch, near the Morrow county line
The defendants are Tom and Louis Davic
con. Mr.. Chance sues for $50 and Nj
Scrivner for $75 damages, The deienc
ants have been summoned to appes
here for trial next Friday, Feb. 1lth, {
10 o'clock a, IN.
A large and enthusiastic crowd