Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1899-10-12
LOCAL NEWS.

Two inches Of sDow fell last night and
aa We 10 TO press II 10 still snowing.
Il, K. Searcy was In town Saturday
from Beechcr Flat.
Miss Jane Hardie, Of Trail Fork, vis'
ited Mrs, Dysart this week.
w. l.. Wilcox and jay Bowcrinan re-
turned from Salem last Friday.
Maniey Keixur has been quito sick Tor
the past week or 30 with asthuiatic
trouble.
J. 8. Barton has 6led on 100 acres oi
Uncle Sans domain, near Glen, as
homestead.
Yesterday morning was too wintry Tor
comfort and watermelon pcddlers receiv'
cd the Icy stare.
Miss Grace Fitzwater, who 10 teaching
at Eightmilc, was home on short visit
last Saturday.
: The Ladies' Aid have secured the
rooro back Of jackson 4 Dysart's store
for reading room.
Mrs. II. @. Strickland has moved TO
town, She Ia occupying the Fix property
on the east side Of town.
wAsrED--Young and old to know that
jackson 4 Dysart keep choice stock OF
Fruits aud Pure CONNECTIONS,
Tom johnson returned from Portland
Tuesday. lie reports good time In the
metropolis aud big Exposition.
VI. o. Clark and Miss Myrtle Fiizwa-
Ter are looking after the affairs OF the
Clerks Office during Mr.. Frazer's absence
In Portland.
Charlie Winfield q former we'll known
resident OF this section, but now oi Fort
Benton, Montana, came In from that
place Tuesday on business trip.
An entire block In the business portion
OF Ontario was destroyed by FIRE last
Wednesday morning. The loss will ap
proximate $4,000.
A warehouse 18X24 feet ls belns
erected In the rear OF the Masonic build
ing this week for the use Of the grount
floor renters.
Mr., and Mrs. s. B, Barker left Monda.
morning for Spokane where they vii
attend the Industrial Exposition an'
visit relatives. They expect to be ava,
about week.
w, J, Smith has recently bought tn
6. b. Barker range on Dry Fork, contain
ing $50 acres Of decided land. The pric
paid was 5000. This gives Mr. Smith
tine sheep range In that section.
Misc saudrock, Of Campbell & Wilson
Millinery Parlors. OF The Dalles and Per
dleton, Or. will be In Condor the secon
week In October, commencing Oct. o.
and ending Oct. 10Th, with full an
complete stock Of millinery. Latest style
and prices that defy competition. 20dS
II, N. Frazer and wife went TO Arlini
ton Monday whence II. n. will go
Portland on business and pleasure tri
and Mrs. Frazer will go to Spokane
visit the Exposition. She will be a
companied on her return by her mot
or, Mrs. Houstain, who will spend u
winter here.
Fossil is struggling with an embr,
mining boom. Gold bearing rock h
been found 10 the hills around town 81
great excitement prevails. II our neig
boring village don't look out IL will
the cause OF Baker City and Sumpter }
ing consumed by the green eyed monst
before the autumn is over.
The Oregon Native Son is q new Ill
trated monthly magazine published
Portland, q copy OF which has been
ceiyed at this Office. II is full Of int
esting matter concerning the pione'
and native sons and daughters OF u
state. All persons who are interested
the early history Of Oregon should sect
this excellent publication.
The Pioneers held another meeti
last Saturday ct which time commits
was appointed TO draft constitutl
and bylaws. The committee consists
WIN. Cornett, Geo. Tatom and w.
Wilcox. Another meeting will be h
next Saturday TO receive the committe
report at which time IL is hoped u
w.sAbe able TO perfect q permanent
eaniEation. All pioneers are urged
attend this meeting and identify tbs
selves with this movement.