Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1901-05-09
LOCAL NEWS.
INNER days may come again.

next Sunday,
A. Hartman lost valuable horse one
day last week.
John Hawk was In from MayyIle pre-
cInet Saturday.
j.. i. Wade, Of olex, was here attend
Ing the sale Saturday.
Charlie Burroughs was IN from his
home In Ferry Canyon Monday.
Geo. Ilardlo, the well known Trail
Fork sheepman was In town Monday.
Roy Ebbort, who has been on the sick
list for = couple OF weeks Is improving.
pr. Gullette, tho well known fisher.
man, went fishing the other day and
caught fish. This 10 no flsh story.
Mr.. aud Mrs, Sam E. Van vactor Of
this city spent Sunday at the home of
Mr. sndMrs Alex IIardIe on Trail Fork.
George Martin and win Grant spent
lev days In town last week prior to
starting TO the mountains for the Sum.
mer.
j. NJ. Cameron. the we'll known Ferry
Canyon sheepman was In town Satur.
day. lie is having his iloeks shorn this
week.
Frank Wilson's new drug store Ia near.
ing completion. II will DO Que OF the
neatest business rooms Ia town when
finished.
A. N. s. COttin returned from Arllng.
ton Sunday where he Is delivering his
wheat crop. lie sold some this trip at
4S cents.
A large number Of Ferry Canyon
people were In town Saturday attending
the sale Of personal property Of che
Baidng estate.
IL. q. Bryson arrived from Weston
Sunday and Is visiting his iather.ln.law,
j, ii. Downing's, family. Mrs. Bryson
ha been here tor some time.
Mrs. g. J.. Becker, OF Minneapolis,
Minnesota Is here visiting her sister-in.
Mrs.H. q. Strickland, OF Hay Cheek.
She will remain for several weeks.
Len Searcy returned. from Arlington
Friday having delivered his last load OF
1000 wheat. lie still has lot OF oats
to haul of before tacking the 1901 har.
vest.
Taking evidence In the Yarboueh.
CrlstIe land contest case was finished
last Friday. The examination Of wit
nesses Ia this case lasted for more than a
week.
School Superintendent Neal has fin. !
ished mailing copies OF the new school 4
law to the clerks OF the various school e
districts Ia the county. The law will v
take effect May 22nd. L
Mrs. Carrie Hurlburt, Miss Seeley and G
Niles Beulah Fitzwater visited Mrs. HurI e
burts ranch during the week. John +. o
Pinkham brought the party TO town
Tuesday.
Ed. Dunn went TO Arlington Sunday
to meet Archbishop Christie who re- @
turned with him on the following day. al
The Archbishop expected to visit Condor 81
last week but on account of unavoidable "
delay was not able TO do 80. ia
Miss Minerva Neal has finished sue "
cesSfuI term of school at Schuttler Flat y
and has gone to Monument, Grant coun. ~
ty, where she will teach Summer term VI
oi school. She commenced her work at 81
that place Monday. "
The personal property of the MP.
Balding estate, which was sold here
last Saturday, brought good prices.
Herbert Halstead bought fine team of
well matched unbroken black mares for 20
slOl. A good sized crowd was present ~ ~
and bidding was lively. "
Rundle Palmer left for Portland sun. ~
day on pleasure trip. Hedrove to The -,
Dalles and expected to take the boat ~
from there to the metropolis. Mrs Palm. -
er and the children, who have been vis. -
lting at Portland for some time will =.
return with him.
Frank Palmer was in from Ferry Can. stc
fon Saturday, MIR, Palmer reports the in
arrival OF new son and heir at his
house few days ago and says the kid tn
already shows signs OF developing into th
irst-class sheep herder. Mr.. Palmer will "u ,%'
start to the mountains with his sheep ne ne
n day or two. ma
Herbert Halstead moved his family M
'ut to Lost Valley Tuesday where thew KIN
viii remain for time although they inG
Vill retain their dwelling here, expect. w
ng to divide their time between the two u''
'laces. Mrs. Halstead's health. which !.
las been poor for some time, is improy- -, =.
ng. VI
Herbert Halstead, manager OF the
lost Valley saw mill, reports that the scr
mill will start up for the seasons run In jus
few days. This firm turns out an i'm.
nense amount OF fine lumber every wear his
nd Mr.. Halstead expects an unusually vic
Ively trade this Summer. Their new all
q which appears elsewhere in this i'm Pri
'ression, will be of interest to all who
xpect to use lumber this Summer.
VIM. Smiths sheep, 1900 in number,
rent through from Hay creek towards
he mountains last week. Ben Ward is =.
n charge OF the outfit with Will LadlOes