Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1898-05-26
LOCAL NEWS.

AaV WHoab uolus arc kettinR ueclueu
move on since tho rain.
Mrs. J. r. Lucas. Of Arlington, Is visit,
Ing friends here this week.
Bons-- Monday, May 23d, to Mr.. and
Mrs. David Russell, q daughter.
Mrs. T. J.. Young was In from the
ranch Sunday and Monday.
E,P. Weir and D. X. searcy, Of May
Vile, were In town Monday.
Wool hauling ls tho order OF the day
In Gillian county at present.
=. r. Weir, Of Mayyille. was paasen'
ger on yesterdays north bound stage.
Fred Wilson will start with his sheep
Ia lew days for their summer range.
Clerk Frazer made business trip tc
Arlington last Saturday, returning or
Tuesday.
No moro vessels Of any nationality
will be allowed 10 pass the blockade At
Havana.
Damn Bros. are preparing TO move
their sheep TO their summer range near
Prairie City.
Mr.. StinchHcld and wife. oi Mayvllle.
passed through town Sunday on their
way 10 Portland.
v-Ed +. Horn, Of Fossil, was passenger
on Mondays stage, homoward bound
from visit below.
Mr.. Geo. Coffin, the wcll-known fruit
grower Of 30-mile, 10 quito seriously III
we arc sorry TO learn.
John w. Miller. OF Matney Flat, has
tiled notice oihis intention 10 make Anal
proof on his homestead,
q. w. Rlnehsrt returned Sunday from
Lost Valley, whore he visited his daugh.
tor. Mrs. Herbert Halstead.
w. A. Darling returned Monday from
Roseburg. whore he went a. q delegate
to the !. 0. 0. Y. Grand Lodge.
Messrs. Hawson and Hankins, Of Ar
lIngton, stopped in town a few houri
Sunday while on their way to Fossil.
An interesting series Of meetings were
held 10 the Congregational church last
week, and are being continued this week
]. r. Clark 10 having we'll sunk at
bic now residence. In the west part ol
town. Tho residence 10 almost CON-
pleted.
This section was blessed with good
oid-iashioned soaking rain last Saturday.
Tho beneAt 10 growing crops, etc. is In
estimablc.
Jordan Bros. now have plenty OF beef
pork, mutton, etc. on hand and will b
fully prepared from now on 10 servo th'
public with same.
j. A. KIser has a arew Of men ct work
on the new l0.mile road. lie says Il
will take at least another months work
TO complete tho road.
! The Arlington Condor telephone prop
osltion 10 still alive and the GLoBE hope
to be able 10 give some interesting news
regarding II next week.
WI. Wilcox drove over 70 Pine creel
last Saturday TO bring home his family
who have been making brief visit .
the homo Of the Caven family.
Bert Wells 10 nursing badly injuFet
foot this week, caused by being thrown
from the hurricane deck Of Wild an'
wooIly bronco few days ago.
Iarhart & Moore have had their Sum
init saloon newly painted tinside) an
papered lately. Geo. Fletcher, assiste'
By J. d. Mcfarland, did the job.
Subscriptions for the San Francisc
Examiner taken at the GLoBE Office
Save postage, time and trouble by sui
scribing here. u.
Portland now ranks as the 9th greaI
est wheat center In the country. Durin
che year 1897 i2,0o9,bb3 bushels wer
shipped from that city TO foreign ports
VIM. Mace left few days ago fC
Portland, whore he will enlist In tn
O. N. G. We have not learned whethe
he is on the way 10 the Philippines
not.
Connolly Bros. are going TO take th
Dillon sheep TO the mountains in Grar
county In few days. They will eac
receive $50 per month wages during tn
time they are in the mountains.
G. o. Portwood is out to tho Dun
ranch this week helping +. @. Corne
with some fencing, etc. May DO osci
will gain few pointers while out ther
on how TO raise sugar beets.
The residences OF AL Henshaw, Mr.
Brandon and Miss Mablo Halstead, u
last named being occupied by Steph'
". Moore and wife, have been enhanc'
lately with fresh coat Of paint.
The spring term Of our public schc
will close tomorrow with an entertai
ment given by the pupils. The ter
has been successful one under h
direction Of Miss Mabel Halstead.
w. II. Mckinney and ]. M. Brow
left this week for the mountains wi
Ef.. I'll