Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1900-08-30
LOCAL NEWS.

Dr. Gullette has fitted up his new
Office in an artistic manner and now has
one Of the neatest places 10 town.
springston 4 Rogers arc hasing the
front Of their barn repaintcd. The work
Is being done by w. A. Goodwin. This
FIRMS keeping its place right np-to-date.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Hartman expect to
leave next Monday for Linn county,
where they viii make their home. They
win locate south Of Albany, near Shcdds
station!
Special Land gent Loon,Is, Of Oregon
City, was here Saturday on business
connected with the contest which was
illed by p. Geide several years ago on
w. A. DarIipg's homestead.
Since III. W. Pauling's departure for
Mayyille, DR.. GulIette has charge Of the
eecretary's books oi tho woodmen.
Nelghbors should govern themselves ac-
rordinsIy and call At hts Office and liq-
uidatc.
Jean Iabous has had tho interior Of
hls popular resort repapered this week
and II now looks almost Too fine TO talk
about. II beats all what style some old
fellows will put on. w. A. Darling did
the work.
The quarter section Of land lying In
tho canyon south Of town belonging TO
the j. A. Linn estate was sold by the
administrator. r. II. Stephenson, last
Saturday 10 q. NJ. and J. b. Smith, the
consideration being s3i0b0
Charlie IIabcsohn was IN town satur-
day. lie bad just about fnishnd stack
ing 100 acres Of wheat which he raised
and harvested single handed and alone.
Charlie cut bis grain with binder and
hauled and stacked 1, himself.
r. II. Stephenson received letter
from j. X. Frazer few days ago, writ
ten from Mccoy. Oregon, which stated
that his father, L. D. Frazer, died at
NuHt VtANn VII thb AokH NFhts tHts NtAS%a
was pioneer OF Polk county.
II. Greenfield, Of Trail Fork, has pnr-
chased the residence property formerly
belonging to j. X. Frazer. near the
school house. Consideration t400. Mr..
Greenfield will move 10 town soon In
order to place his children In school.
Charlie Earhart and Fred Wilson left
Tuesday morning for the highest places
thes can llnd in the Blue mountains.
Thut expect TO haze big time and,
n the trout fool hens aud ycnlson hold
out. will return 10 civilization weighing
something lesa than ton each.
We learn that a certain welI-kuown
young professional gentleman Of Condor
is at present paying rent on q neat cot
tage, for which nc seenis TO have no
earthly use, but we expect 70 soon DO
able TO publish an announcement whlch
will etart something like this:
MARRIED Etc.
Ray Rogers, one Of the popular young
men OF Ferry Canyon, left Tuesday for
Salem, where he will spend few weeks,
and will later go TO Benton county
where he has engaged 10 teach school
during the coming winter. The best
wishes Of many friends will 90 with
Ray during his temporary absence from
Gillian county.
Lon searcy rolled in Monday from
Beecher Flat with his eIght-mule outfit
loaded with wheat for Arlington, and
= stopped over day TO have some mules
Z shod and wagons repaired. This wa,
his first load OF his 1900 bushel crop
and It looks like he has just started In
on an all winters job. Len drives the
best mule team In the county.
Walter, tho seven.year-od son Of Tay
lor Brandon. ol Ferry Canyon, wal
thrown from horse few days ago ant
sustained bad fracture Of the left arm
Just above the elbow. The break is &C
close to the joint that II is likely to re
suit In permanent stiffness OF the el
bow. DR.. Gullette is giving him thu
needed attention, Walter Is unfortunate
having had tho other arm broker
only few months ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Hartman went b
Arlington Monday on business trip
Miss Louella Maddox accompanies
them, on her way TO Portland, wher
she goes to purchase stock of milliner.
goods for tho fall trade. She expects y
be absent about two weeks, and on he
return will open fne line OF goods II
the now building which is being erecte'
on Spring street next to the Stephensol
building.
( Guy Boyd and Frank Brown were il
town MondAgon their way to Mitchell
and other Wheeler county points I
buy cavalry horses. They will buy un
broke animals and break them to Uncl
Sans taste. MIR. Boyd says the recen
cloud.burst did considerable damag
In his section. lie lost some calves, an
Grant Wade lost calves and large cattl'
The flood took everything In It's patti
Much valuable garden land on Roc
creek was covered with several feet /