Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1900-05-10

Manley Downing and Bert Cason will
sell l50 head of horses at Condor ON the
26th inst.
Ed. Temple, the popular photographer,
will move his gallery 10 Mayville Satur-
day. Mr.. Temple Is an able artist and a
pleasant gentleman.
X. II. Bowerman, OF Turner, Oregon,
Is here this week visiting his brother,
Jay Bowerman. lie will probably locate
and become q permanent resident Of
Gillian, the best county In Oregon.
DIR. Coreyall, Mayyille's medical prac.
ttIoner, paid Condor business visit
Tuesday. The DR.. Is a nice, pleasant
gentleman and expresses his satisfaction
with this part Of Eastern Oregon.
Three four horse teams went through
on Tuesday from Arlington with the first
consignment Of pipes for the Fossil water
works. Frank Golden, Of Mayville, has
the contract to haul the pipes, some
100 tons, at 42lsc per hundred pounds.
The ladies Of the Baptist church will
give social in the Armory Hall on the
evening Of May 20. Short programme
Supper will be served. Admission
(entitling each to one dish Of oyster sonp)
Adults 2bc. children lbc. A cordial In
vitation 10 extended TO all.
Jim Dyer, Mayville. met with rather
serious accident at head Of Tbirtymile
on Friday. While hauling wood his
wagon accidentally ran against stump
and In the lnrch which followed Jim was
pitched off tho load with terrific force
and as result had his collar bone brok-
on. DIR. Corcyall attended TO the suffer-
er's injuries and Jim is progressing
favorably under the Doctors treatment.
John Dysart, 81 the flrm Of Jackson 4
Dysart. made trip to Arlington this
week for q load Of lumber 10 build re.
fFigerator In which TO store meat. He
also brings with him an up.to.date soda
fountain and Ice cream freezer, and with
the approach OF warm weather VIC have
no doubt this enterprising firm will be
able TO supply the wants Of thirsty Con-
donites.
Condor was all excitment Saturday
evening caused by the report OF firearms
10 close proximity to town. Upon in
vestlgating II was learned that no crime
had been perpetrated and no army had
come to invade our peaceful city, SO a
feeling OF relief was experienced by one
and all. The marshal 10 aware OF the
"shootist" and no doubt will find
place for him when next he yisits Con-
don.
X. NJ. Johnston, stock inspector OF this
county was In town yesterday. Mr..
johnson reports the wool yield this year
to 30 something phenomenal. lie
weighed the fleece OF a yearling wether
at Rettie 4 Patterson's corral the other
day which tipped the beam at 20 pounds
and number Of others weighed IL and
ls pounds. In this year OF grace the
sheepmen are strictly In 1t.
b. X. searcy. Mayville's populist poll
ticisn, was in town Monday on official
business. b. X. still relates his Portland
convention experiences, and holds that
more,han he were jobbed in the French
restaurant. ASK Andy Greiner and
mention the Lmburger cheese for n
starter. Andy was raised on il, you
know, but now 1t doesn't agree with him
as b. X. can testify.
Henry Weber, Of Weber Bros, nur-
serymen and florists, The Dalles. Or,
has been in the city in the interests OF
his business for few days. Mr.. Weber,
besides being an arboreal artist, has
turned his genius into another groove
and will soon place before the public a
modern suspender. No buttons are re-
quired on the pants by this new method
and In this way the Invention will be q
boon TO bachelors who are always crank
ing about bust buttons" All that is
required now 10 a firm bold enough to
put buttonless pants on the market.
Drs. GulIette and Nicklin and Capt.
Whistler, working committee Of Con-
don's aspiring tennis club have been
hard at work the past week laying out
the new ground. The site has been
chosen opposite Ed. Dunn's resi-
dense, and the necessary ground has
been leveled and marked off and is an
ideal tennis spot. A goodly number
OF members have already been enrolled,
and tennis requisites are expected for
ward this week when practice will COM
mence. DR.. Gullette informs us
that the club can still enroll afew men,
bers, so we advise all users OF the racket
10 hurry up and get in line at the begin
ing OF the season. Application for mem
bership should be made to DR.. Gullette,