Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1899-08-24
LOCAL NEWS.

DR.. Doison arrived In town Monda,
and has located here In the practice o
medicine.
@. y. Wilson and wife and Miss Hal.
stead left Tor Portland Sunday on q
pleasure trip.
A number Of Condor people have
planned picnic trip to Thirty mile lor
next Saturday.
WASrRD-A thoroughly conscientious
business woman. Call on or address,
TnR GLonK, Condor, Oregon.
Mesdames Frazer, Reisacher, John
son aud Barker. visited Mrs. Howard
Tobey, on Hay creek Tuesday.
W. y. Myers Is having a deep water
well sunk on his ranch, the Palmer
drill being engaged In the work.
W. A. Darling ID painting and other
wise renovating the interior Of the school
building this week.
A new hose cart house 10 being built
on the vacant lot at the corner OF Main
and Summit streets.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". o. CLARK returned
from Portland Sunday where they spent
last week on business and pleasure
trip.
Manley Hturdevant and family, from
the Willamette valley, have moved to
one OF the Jackson ranches In the Crane
neighborhood, near Mayville.
DR.. w. X. Reeves, Of Marshal, Arkan-
sas. 10 expected to arrive in Condor TO.
morrow TO locate permanently. DR..
Reves will form partnership with DR..
s. X. Luna.
w. 8. Farr, has our thanks for the
finest musk melon OF the season. Mr..
Farr 10 doing land Office business this
season In vegetables, which are grown
on Rock Greek.
DIR. Franklin returned from Portland
Saturday. DR.. Pauling aud Capt. Whist
ler are expected In few days with q
complete drug stock which they will
open 10 the Barr building.
Mrs. II. @. Strickland visited friends
In town Sunday. Mrs. Strickland ex-
poets TO move 10 town in few weeks
for the purpose Of sending her children
to school during the coming term.
Joe Harbin, the blacksmith. has rem
ted The Barr residence on Summit street
which IL now occupied by Mr.. and Mrs.
Burroughs. The latter named couple
will move 10 their ranch this fall,
One Of the heaviest rain storms that
ever occurred In this county ut this sea-
son OF the year, prevailed on last Mon.
day night II ls feared some Of the
wheat stacks are more or less damaged.
The man who says II never rains in
Eastern Oregon would better keep out Of
sight until the present spell Of wealth
or is over. The wheat farmers might
scalp him II he showed up during a
shower.
We this week publish q revised list Of
the appointments made by Chief Wilcox
OF the Condor FIRE department. Every
fireman should paste the list In his hat
80 that he can remember where his place
Ia the team 10 and what he ls expected
to do.
Father Servias who had charge OF the
Catholic churches at this place, Fossil
aud Heppner, for the past few months,
has been transferred TO McMinnville.
lie left for bis new Geld OF labor, Satur.
day. George Gibbons tpok him to
Arlington.
Ed Dunn received word last week
from his brother jim, who was at Baker
city with the sheep. that he had made
sale Of their entire band as we'll as Doc
Browns band, TO Swift & Co. Of Omaha
= the price being 1910 per head all around
Jim returned home Tuesday.
Andrew Grelner returned from Walls
Walla Sunday where he went 10 pur'
chase new threshing outfit. lie so.
cured q traction engine and "Pride oi
Washington" separator and will have
one OF the most complete outfits In the
county. The new machine will be here
some time next week.
Paul Greiner was IN town Sunday.
Mr.. Greiner had with him sample o
wheat heads from his farm which show
that the wheat crop is far from being q
failure In his section. Single heads con
tain as many as 76grains OF strictly No
! wheat. The wheat "a rather thin OF
the ground on account OF the hard win
ter which killed manv OF the younI
plants but enough remains to MAKE
about IS bushels per acre.
DR.. T. L. Nicklin, dentist, of Portland
whose card appears In this paper, an
nouncing his coming August 25th, Is I
brother OF DR.. John Nicklin, who, betor,
his death few years ago, was residen
physician at Condor and Lone Rock
He 10 an uncle of II. N. Frazer, Count,
Clerk. The principal object oihis tril
To Condor ls change OF climate and rec
reation aud to visit with the family o
Mr.. Frazer. Our town is fortunate II