Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1901-09-26

! a,ChaTlie Underwood and'iarry Green
hcld were In from PapersRck Saturday.
Mrs. Geo. Knox Of Fossil is visiting
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. WIN. Cornett,
Of this place,
s.., ~, N. Stewart,R well known sheep
~ man OF the Lone Rock country, was Ia
town Monday.
..s +. II. stephenon, the reliable mer-
o.. chant, has an interesting new nd. In
this Issue. II will pay you 20 read IL.
Bud Rinehard, who has been doWn
> with light attack Of typhoid, is able to
be up again. DR.. Wood has been treat
Ing him. e.
J. +. Powers and family and Mrs.
WlnzenrOid, OF Springfield, are here Wis
iting the ladies' parents, Mr. and Mrs.
j. W. Ebbert.
'sqnire Wilkinson White visited Joe
Trvett at his, Rock Greek ranch few
dayso last week. Mr.. White returned 10
town satSrday,,,
A land contest case was on during the
week before IL. N. Frazer, In which
Louise Parrish 10 contestant and Wilbnr
CnFl is contestee.
'' John r. Pinkham was appointed guar
dian for Joseph Srnithin the matter Of
the case Of Fredrick Lsloh Va jos. Smith
In the circuit court
l.. II. Moore left Tuesday morning for
his home at Moro. lie expects 70 re-
turn in few days and continue his work
securing right'oi'way for the new rail-
road. -.
p. II. Stephenson is nothing II not en-
terprislug. ills latest fad is combined
rf sEusago grinder aud clothes wringer,
which he has just placed on exhibition
4 In his store. -aT
There is stiIl considerable thFeshing TO
do In the Ferry Canyon neigiIbOrhoOd
and the late heavy rain will mean con-
siderable loss 10 the farmers whose
grain IL still In the stack. e, .ess..
John Parks, who has been down with
typhoid for several weeks, was on the
street for the HFst time since his illness
Monday. Will Parks, who has had q
seige Of the same disease, is ALEC up and
around. ~
r''' John Il, Johnson's family moved last
week from their ranch near Lene Rock
20 their Heppner home, where they
haye gone for the benefit Of the excellent
'echOols at chat place. We wish them
good luck. .,
A band OF cattle belonging 10 u. w.
- RaIston, Of MSyville, passed through
town Sunday going toward Arlington.
They were bought In Crook county.
Dir. Ralston will feed a bunch OF beef
cattle At his Mayville ranch.
Jim Quinn came in from Lou Moore's
ranch yesterday, having completed %
foot we'll on the property. He secured
a fine flow and MIR. Moore now has Elk
feet Of aqua pura TO draw on. Pete Bur-
ton assisted Mr.. Quinn In the work.
w. B. Atkinson, OF Denver, first
class news and job printer, is In town
this week and has been helping out with
rush OF work in this office. This is bis
fret trip TO Oregon and he is open for an
engagement for permanent position.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Duthie and their
son, Alex, jr., expect TO leave for Port
land tomorrow morning to take in the
carnival. On their return from the
metropolis Alex, jr,, will st,p at The
Dalles and re-enter the high school,
where he was pupil last year. -.
C.V. Baird, head salesman for N,
Wise, OF The Dalles, placed one of theiI
high grade Raymond pianos in the Ran
dali home at 0lex Thursday. Othel
sales during the week Of six octave Far
rand organs we're to Geo. Perry, Of Lone
q Rock, N. G. Fupua, Of Eightmile. and
Thos. w. Morgan, OF Gooseberry.
kind and beni6cent providence has
sent many gentle showers lately to wa
ter the shade trees in the court house
yard. 1t was a little late coming but
the poor parched, perishing, choking
dying trees were thankful, and the rus
tie Of every leaf is thanksgiving hymn
Its too bad to deny water even 10 tree
Cooke Brothers closed deal Tuesday
With H. L, Propst for the purchase Of hi
ranch on Matney Flat, consisting o
$40 acres Of good wheat land, all o
which is under cultivation. The pric'
"a paid was $500. This makes Cooke
%" Brothers something over 1000 acres o
fine land. They are fast becoming
among the biggest wheat growers Ii
Gillian county.
John Magee was In from Thirtymil
during the week. He reports that
barb wire telephone line is about to b
-. installed In his neighborhood. Th
ranches Of Mr.. Magee, F. B. Stevens, W
NJ. Stewart, Geo. Moore, Jim Codd AM
Albert Stahl will be connected with tn
seircuit which will either be connecte'
with the Matney Flat line or CARRIE