Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1898-10-06

daughters, Is living ~ Corvallis, where
the girls are students nj the Agricultural
Cnllege, writes to have the GLOBE sent
TO her address. She says 1t Is like losing
m old friend not TO see the GLOBE every
week.
Harry Reed, the efficient and obliglng
contractor on the ArIingtDn.Foseil stage
line, Is Ia Portland this week. whore lie
went to buy rev coach for the line,
and, incidentally, 10 take peep ~ the
Exposition and keep an eye on jim
stewart.
Mry q. w. Rinehart returned Monday
| from Olex. hire sl,a went ~ set the
| Crnm family, who nre nearly all dnw n
with typhoid fever. She reports itat
the doctor In attendance ei,tertains ~,
hope for the recovery VI Mr.. Crum or
his ron George.
d. +. stricklin, Of Rock creek, left
some Of the finest specimens Of apples
ut this office the other day that We have
seen this season. Eastern Oregon Is y
great fruit country as well rs = great
wheat aell. Plant the trees and nature
will do the rest.
John Palmer, Dave Trimble and Her.
bert Stephenson have been subpoenaed
~ witnesses to appear before the next
session OF the circuit court ut Eugene
to give testimony In the trial Of Claude
Branton. Who IL charged With the mur-
der Of John A, Linn.
Hon. S. q. Hawson, Gillian county's
representative In the present session 0f
the Legislature, has been appointed
chairman Of the committee on Indian
affairs. lie Ia also member Of the
committee on roads aud highways and
ln salaries of state aud county officers
Willard Crnm, son Of J. A. Crum. Of
0lex, died at the Grande Hotel In Ar
lington on Thursday morning OF last
week, pf typhoid fever. This is the
third death In the family within few
weeks. OF that disease, and other mem.
bers Of the family are still In critical
condition.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Stewart, Of the Fos-
vi Journal, are at Portland this week
taking in the sights at the big Fair.
Mrs. Stewart was the guest Of the Fitz'
water family ut this place last Friday
night, and Jim came over Saturday
morning, when they journeyed on TO
the metropolis.
| A. Smythe, Of Arlington. a sheepnan,
was driving band OF sheep from Grant
county TO baker City. when the band
wns tired into by persons who were con
ceale,i. as the sheep we're passing Prairie
City. The sheep we're driven on, aud
the shooters followed and put ont poison,
causing the death oi 400 head.
The city council met Tuesday morning
and selected site for the water works
tank. Az the spot selected the ground
IL on A level with the top oi Armory
ball, the highest builiiog in town. and
ns the tank will hs placed On pillars 10
feet high IL will give ample protection
to the entire town against Dire.
q. II. Neel, OF Lane Rprk, and II. d.
Hendricks. OF this place. left last Thurs.
day morning fur Portland, where they
vent 20 eunsult one OF the leading eye
aud ear specialists Of that city. They
went by private conveyance to The
Dales and expected to take the water
route from that point to the city.
| @. W. White, OF Trail Fork, is easI
with trainload Of mutton sheep. ili'
brother w. L. White. county surveyor
~ Grant county. went east with hin
and will attend the Surveyors .Nationa
Convention, the Silver Convention and
the Omaha Exposition. oil oi which vii
he In sessiun 10 0nlaha this month.
Mike White. the veteran well digger
who is now engaged sinking the cnunty
we'll at Glen, was In town Saturday
having come mp TO look after the thresh
ing OF his wheat crop, He reports III,
we'll down to depth OF So feet and III,
flow OF water increasing. The work vii
be continued until an ample supply i
obtained
MARmED-Tuesday, Oct. 1, 1893, II
the residence Of Alex Hariie on Trai
Fork. Mr.. ID. II. Phillips and Miss Mar
Crowley, Squire Wilkinson White otIiclN
ting. A host Of friends Of both the brid
aud groom were present 10 witness tn
ceremony, after which all departed iu
their homes wishing the young coupl
long aud happy married life.
b. K. Searcy returned Sunday fror
, Arlington, where he had been to d,
liver his first load Of wheat OF the Gro
of '98. h. X. drives the best sx-muI
team to be fonnd in these parts, and
he was not Of snuh q retiring disposition
he would no ionht be proud oi them
! lie is Ia the hills on deer hunt thi
= week, and the GLOBE family has reason
for wishing him success In the chase.
L. Adlard, Of Ferry Canyon, had
: bad runaway few days ago while q
his way home from town. lie was lri'
L ing iour-horse team, and, the lea
: chain breaking, the leaders ran ava