Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1902-06-26
LOCAL NEWS,

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na boar. Enquire ot J. q Stevenson.
John Portwood'a new house 10 under
way aud work 10 progressing rapidly.
John Portwood's family 10 down with
measles at their home on Matney Flat.
Fred Wilson was using crutch chs
first ol the week on account Of a sprained
ankle.
Mrs. Al searcy, aud children left Sun.
day for the Willamette Valley where
they will spend several weeks Waiting
relatives.
Frank Armstrong vent TO Portland
Friday 10 secure nea 10 work in the
brick yard.
4. l.. Portwood has moved 70 town
and resumed work at his trade 10 harness
maker and saddler.
Elder A. b, Moore 10 building a new
residence near the Saints church. Will
Livingston Is doing the work.
Miss Carrie Danneman, Of Glen, visit.
ed Mrs. I. q. johnson aud attended the
socIal dance last Friday evening.
o. p. HnIse and con, OF Moro, were
here last week looking for land. Mr..
Ilulse Is In the real estate business at
Moro.
Mr.. Van ordstFand, druggist OF
Mitchell. was here lev days visiting
his brother who 10 still seriously III In
the Fix building.
Miss bora Downing announces eweep-
Ing reductions 10 trimmed hats and 9th.
ar millinery goods from now until July
4th. Call aud see her large stock.
J. q. Stevenson will sell all OF his
horses. cattle aud farming implements
Monday, July7. The sale will be held in
Condor. See bills for particulars.
Taylor Brandon and family expected
to start yesterday for wallowa county
where they will make their future home.
They will engage In the stock business
there.
School Superintendent Neal visited
the Lost Valley school Monday OF which
Miss Nellie Brown 10 teacher. Mr.. Neal
says II 10 one OF the best conducted
schools Ia the county.
Andy McLaren and lat Connolly write
FROM Snmpter and Monument, respect
lively TO have their copies Of the GLOBE
forwarded. Both are on the Summer
range with sheep.
P. II. Stephenson left yesterdy for
HeppnOr from where he will ship eight
car loads OF mutton belonging TO Mrs. Q.
w. White 60 the Omaha markets. Bob
PattIson accompanied him on the east
ern trip.
]. W. Miller was pleasant caller Fri.
day. Mr.. Miller IL stll busy hauling
his last years crop to Arlington and does
not expect to be able to finish by the
time this years crop is ready 20 harvest.
Yes we need railroad out this way.
The dance given last Friday evening
by the the Condor String Band was
pleasant affair. The music was fne aud
much appreciated by the dancers. An.
other dance will be given by the same
management next Saturday evening. See
bills.
Cass Simpson left for the mountains
, Tuesday to look aitor his sheep inter
ests. Cass has received two or three let
teFs recently warning him not TO take
his sheep into Grant county this summer
but no thinks II is only josh and says
he proposes TO 60 up and see II they
mean It.
j. K. Fitgwater returned from Wyom-
Ing Friday where he has been for some
time looking after his sheep interests.
Mr.. Fitzwater expected to sell ha sheep
there this season but found itimpossble
TO do 80. lie says no one In that country
has any money except the sheep men
and they all have sheep to sell. Wool is
selling there at II to IL cents per pound.
DR.. Wood left for Portland Monday
in response to a telephone message which
stated that his his mother was seriously
III. The doctor had been on the eick list
himself for several days and had intend
Ell to go to Portland for few days. va
cation but the word OF his mothers ILL
ness hastened his departure. He was
feeling much better when he left than
he had been for several days.
Miss Joyce Hershner. who has been
teaching term OF school IN Ferry Can.
, yon, left for her home in the Valley Sun
day. The announcement made last
week that Miss Hershner had been en-
ployed 10 teach the primary department
in the Condor school seems to have
been premature as the statement has
since been made that the contract
with her has not yet been closed.
The Arlington Lumber Go, was fortu'
nate In securing two car loads OF Best
Cedar Shingles during the late strike in
Portland, owing to the fact that building
was stopped for want OF lumber, but the
shingle mills kepton getting out shingles
thereby overlooking the Portland mar
ket for a few days. It's all off now aud
ehingIes have advanced in Portland but