Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1898-10-20
LOCAL NEWS.


on his way home from Salem.
Mrs. s. A. Pattison returned Tuesday
from visit with relatives and friends
a. Boise City and La Grande.
Fiity.Ave wheat teams were counted
on the road between Arlington and Con-
don on Monday.
Mrs. Joannah McCorbery, Of Portland,
IL employed as cook at the Condor
Hotol.
We understand that II. d. Hendricks
yesterday sold bis residence property toI
John Dyeart.
John Baird and wife. Of Walla Walla,
are visiting Mrs. Baird's brother, W. NJ.
DnnlaP. this week.
Tho Moody warehouse at Arlington
now has about 70, 600 bushels Of wheat
stored under its roof.
Harry Greenfield, Of upper Thirty
mile, was In town Tuesday laying IN
his winters supply Of groceries, etc
A crew OF Condor carpenters are Vt
work this week building residence ior
Howard Totey at his ranch on Hay
creek.
Prof. Paul announces that his writing
s2hool will close on next Mondny even.
Ing, but new term will begin Tuesday
evening.
fsoaS SUNDAY, Oct. 10, 1898. 70 hr.
and Mrs. II. q. Jordan, y i0.pound boy
Mother and son doing we'll, but u. =.
IL still excited.
Oscar Portwood went 10 Arlington last
Friday on business trip. The nature
ot his business can be learned by read.
ing last weeks GLoBE.
Ed Mckinney got in from the sum
mer range Saturday evening. twill be
his time now 10 look after the Missouri
hounds for month or two.
Hon. y. q. Hawson returned FROM
Salem to Arlington Sunday night. the
special sesslon having closed on Satur-
day evening at 7 80 D. NJ.
DR.. b. r. Nctt, the well-known dentis,
OF Fossil. will he 10 Condcn In the near
futarc prepared TO do all kinds Of work
10 his line. II yon have any dental work
walt Tor DR.. Nett. u
II 10 reported that s. r. Shut, OF the
sumpter News, is very anxious TO dis.
pose Of that paper at a low fRnfe. 3. 7.
must find the Publishing huslnrss irk-
some even outside 81 Gillian county.
T. q. Earhart, John Walker aud
Frank Palmer attended the fair at An
telopa las. week. They report having
had good time over there among thu
senerous.hear,ed people Of that little
burg.
Mrs. KlIngensmith. the Arlington mil
liner, will leave complete stOck oi mil
linery goods on sale with Mrs. Alher
~ Hcnshaw for week or two. Her stocI
IL the latest and the prices are reasona
BILE. The ladies should not forget this
Mrs. J. r. ReIsacher returned Satnr
day from Portland. where she has heeI
for two or three weeks visiting friends
John tried TO appear as though he VA
not the best pleased man In town, hu
no eonlln,t make It work-his eounte
nance gave him away.
II. q. Jordan is now occupying thu
Mrs. Taylor house on the west side "
toWn. lie will erect q new bnildin
this fall on the lot recently purchases
lrom ]. II. Downing, next to Dunn Bros
store, to be used as a meat market an
residence.
There will be horse racing at Mayviil
today and tomorrow. There Is to be
saddle horse race, purse $i5; u pom
race, purse Is, and a iree-ior-all. pnr'
400. There will be grand ball toan
row night, which will close the annn'
meet at Mayvile.
7. v. Perkins, Of Portland, was
town Saturday In the interest II u
Oregonian's Centnry Dictionary ar
Encyclopedia Club. This work Is y
very latest and np-to-date rs 4 refrren,
work and is offered for sale 10y u
0regonian on very advantageous tern'
George Greenwood, who went to Il
Klondide last year In search Of u iul
une, returned to CIndan last week
wiser but poorer man than when. he ID
here. lie reports having seen Mo
Downing In S9agway AS he tjreenwoo
was passing through on his way hon
jim Dunn returned Saturday from u
mountains, where he haa been all SUI
mer looking after his sheep. The sht
feed In the mountains, together with
occasional furry Of snow, made I ~
essary to drive to the lower conntl
The sheep are looking well, howev
and jim and the other boys aro as
90 bears.
George Miller. "The Regulator" !"
Arlington. has taken space 10 the GLo
In which to talk to the people Of GILL;
county abont groceries, furnishing gou
etc, and we take pleasure In advis
aur readers TO call nt MIR, MiIler's n