Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1901-09-12
LOCAL NEWS.

Harry Menefee has sold the Duff
Dispatch 70 q. II. Reed.
]. y. dof, Of Lone Rpck. has been a.
pointed a U. y. Commissioner.
Our Lone Rock correspondence IL un
avoidably crowded out this week.
Herbert Halstead, Of the Lost vslle.
Lumber Company, Was In town Sunday
Dr. Wood was called TO Ferry Canyoi
tic Other night to see Riley washburn.
Alex Hardle was In town Friday anc
Saturday from his home on Trail Fork
Prot Patterson, Of Loue Rock, was re
ported very low With heart trouble Mon
day.
John and win Parks who are dowr
With typhoid ut the Condon hotel are lnl
proving.
q. w. Write returned from Portland
Monday. lie has been quite III for VI,
past week.
Mrs. q. s. Palmer returned Sunday
from visit with her daughter at Cas-
tade, Montana.
Charley Jayne has been at The Condor
hotel for few days on sick list. DR.,
Wood is treating him.
The next meeting Of the Oregon Wool
fssn..ast. Aaao..I.Nta.. Al. m ..s.,at - Isau
her, Tuesday, Sept, II. All stockmen
are invited.
Lord & Co, the big reliable iirm o (
general merchants have an interesting
and attractive new ad In this impression.
Read aud profit by it
Mrs, oberreIther OF Clem is at the Con.
don hotel under Dr. Woods treatment.
She has lately been suffering from pieu-
risy and tonsilitIs.
4. u Foss, who mines for gold In
Spanish Gulch, 10 visiting his brother,
on Thirtymie. The gentlemen we're In
town Saturday.
Grant Wade was In town Saturday on
his way home from Lone Rock where he
bought 1000 head OF lambs. lie will put
them with 400 head he already has at his
Olex ranch and run the band on his
wheat stubble Relds.
The Lawtoh Standard which quit bus
lness q month ago has been resuscitated,
The former owner, F.d. Hull has sold
the paper to II. +. Hendryx, who says
he will make no rash promises, but
hopes to let the public know that he is
ION earth" We wish him success.
Mr.. and Mrs. /. A. Henderson, Of May
vile precinct, have leased their ranch
and gone on pleasure trip which will
be Of several months duration. They are
now at Collar, Washington, visiting their
daughter and from there will 20 to Gal.
iiornia TO spend the winter.
g. v. Baird, the popular organ and
piano dealer, put in one OF his fine or
gans at Del Rice's home Monday. Mr.,
Baird has done a large business 10 this
county during the Summer and he Is
etill doing business. II you need first.
claas lnetrument he can supply you.
Mike Summers and Frank Wilson
claim tn be the champion potato diggers
IN this ballwiek. They excavated one
hall sack in two hours aud half on
Mathey Flat the other day. They are
looking for an engagement for the seas
on. Wages are no object; grub is the
main thing.
Rube Mckinney run down and roped
a coyote few evenings ago on his way
TO town aud came In with the vattnint's
scalp dangling from his saddle as tro-
ply. Rube was riding an old work
horse and didn't have a very hard race
either. That coyote was either not in
training or else Ruhe has race horse
among his work team and don't know 1t.
Word reached here Saturday that B.
X. Searcy, who has been at Thompson's
Springs for some time, is not as well as
when he went there and that, II he was
able to undertake the trip, he would
start for home Sunday and proceed d.
rectly to Portland where he will re-enter
hospital for further treatment, His
many friends will hope that he will soon
be restored to his usual health.
viii Davenport was over from May
vile Saturday and seems to have fully
recovered from his recent severe attack
OF Infammatory rheumatism. lie re-
turned from the Springs about q week
ago being recalled by the serious illness
OF his father. The old gentleman was
found uncohrions In his room in the
Mayville hotel ono morning and remain
ed in that condition for some time, He
has now recovered somewhat and is able
to be around again.
Labous and Tatom inguleed IN clean
shave Sunday "for the first time in "a
years" After smashing halt the mirrors
in town in vain attempt toget a look
at themselves they tried the bottom Of
new tin dish pan which stood the test.
They were both delighted with theil
youthful appearance and may decide tc
go ON the stage In the role of Irish come
,lians or they may decide to go intc
retirement until their whiskers grow
again.
Josh Wcsthafer, Of Loogootee, Ind, IL
Il poor than, but he says he would moi