Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1902-05-01
LOCAL NEWS

Ph@nIE. Lancaster 4 PattIson, agents.
LumbeF ls coming In every day for the
Condor Milling 90. and work 10 progress.
ing rapidly.
Condou will zee the greatest buiiding
boom 10 her history the coming summer.
Let 'er boom.
The entertainment aud social given
by tho Whiting Workers Friday evening
was . great sHccess.
For LILLY Buhn whInkey. renowned
Tor purity excellence and maturity go 10
Mike summers' Model Saloon.
The caan aaalnat Henry Hawk vt alon
trial At Fossil last week, on the change
Of larceny Of calf resulted In q verdict
oi aoqnlttaL
Ed Palmer was In town Monday IRON,
AlAx. Hsexpectu TO reaume DRILLING on
the Collins we'll In lew dayp anil hopss
20 soon strike goo How OF water.
Lancaster 4 Pattlson are agents for the
Phoenix Insurance Company. Call at
their oflca aud have your property In.
cured In one ot the most reliable compan.
les IN America.
II. 7. Propst has sold hls 900 acre ranch
near Glen, for $1,000. John sohli, OF
near Spokane lsthe purchaser. Gillian
county lands are beginning 10 attrac. at
tcntlon In the outside world,
Al Hsnshaw 10 10 Portland this week
on business trip. II be strayN pat Til.
lAmook way during bIsalPrpcc' we Will
probably be able 70 give our reaissa q,
ArstolAss ash story 10 q later issue.
Mrs. II. II. Clark, Of Bolse, Eiaho,
speat fes days hsse lluFIng The week
che guest Of Tee irIeods Mrs. e. A.
lattlson. Mrs. Clark was on her reta'
from . three months pleasure trip In
California.
]. A. Pratt, q home-seeker who halls
from New Jersey, was in town day or
10 last week making inqniries as 10 land,
In this section. lie WAS iavorably lm.
pressed with the county and Inay return
aud locate, 80
W. s. Myers, returned from Portland
last Thursday TO attend 20 SONS import
ant business matters. lie will return to
the city In day or two 10 resume treat
ment. Hls health Is somewhat impnov'
ed by the short time he has already
spent there.
Mrs. J, II. Downing has Eetu,ned trom
Portland where she went to purchase
aoodsIor her daughter, Miss Dora Down
ing's store. They expect "a open a hns
line oiiancy dry rOods and ladies' fur.
nishings and will oecnpy sll Of the spdng
street building,
The local Rehekah lodge will give q
May Day dance Friday evening MAY 2nd
at which the best Of mnsIc etc. will be
furnished. Eyeryhpdy is invited aud a
good time 10 assured. The Rebekahs
know how TO make eel at home.
Don't miss Il.
@. A Dannruian vent through town
Monday on'tis way 10 bic cattle ranch
In Lost Valley. lie stopped long enough
10 get hls Copnlenance frightened up at
Syps tonsoFlal paTlors In order 10 bs able
20 look his prettiest At any struggling,
voter whom " might chsnce 70 meet
upon the way.
r. +. Graham, who 10 putting In fer
ry at the mouth OF Thirty-mie on the
John Day, says that the report Of the
danger met with In floating the ferry
from Clarno TO his place has been some-
what oVerdrawu. lie says the stream
could be readily navlgated by small
steam boats up that way.
Chas. 9. Campbell, U. S. deputy sur
veyor, was In town Monday with his ont
fit, having just completed surveying 10
sections Of government land near the
month Of hay creek. Most Of the land
surveyed ls'Tough, suitable only for graS.
Ing but, Mr.. Camphell Gays, there are
several pretty good claims on the tract.
lie went from here to the vicinity OF tho
Three Sisters In the Cascade range to do
further work for the government.
Mrs. @. B. Benson, Of Dallas, who has
been visiting her consin, Mrs. D. s. Brown
OF near this place, for some time has re.
turned home. Mrs. Benson isan ardent
sportawoman. While at Mr.. Browns
place she. with Mr.. and Mrs. Brown
spent.a day hunting with the result o
her bringing down q 8I16 foot eagle, dve
coyotes and two hawks Without, having
missed q shot. ItisdoIhtful u there are
many bunehgrass ladies who can equa
this score.
Manley KeisnFs has cold his ranch con
tain,ng one.hah ssecti0nt wyen nIliel
north OF town 10 Messrs Runuels ,tlilt
Lynch, OF Minnesota. Tne prize peit
was $500 or about $s 75 per acre. His
personal property Is also sold to the sam'
parties at good prices. The phrchsser'
are now in Minnesota after their families
aud are TO be here to take possession by
May Is. Mr. Keizur and bis family viii
go south to seek milder climate where
they hope he will Hnd relief from th'
asthma with which he has been afflicted
for yeaFs. 49,
Mr., Geo. Perry, the wellknown Roct
Csaek shAepman, stopped here Frida,
!, ct IN his wav home from st Vincent'l
hospital, where he has been confined fo
n couple OF menths. A violent siege o