Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1902-04-24
LOCAL NEWS,

vllIe pFeclnct sunday,
J, r. Lancaster Is In Portland this
week on = business trip.
The Y. p. SO. Il. will serye Ice cream
and cake on election day.
Frank Shannon viii erect tins new.
residence on his ranch 10 the near future.
Candidates Wilcox and Stephenson
were In Arlington last week looking after
matters political.
For LILLY Bud" wLlskey. renowned
for purity excellence aud maturity 20 to
Mike snmmers' Model saloon.
Sam A. uarber. advertising agent and
travelling salesman for the chan,heIlaln
Medicine Co, was In town Monday.
Jos. whyte was 10 town Monday. lie
expects 70 huy lots In town and hulId u
residence thereon ln the Aeaf future.
The Willing Workers will give an en-.
tertRlnment and lunch In Armory Hall
tomorrow nlgh,. Don't miss 1t. See
posters printed at this Office,
A big May.day dance will be given si
wade'a hall 0lex, Thursday evening Ma,
ist. The best Of music will be furnished
and an elegant snpper will he served ~
the Randall hotel. See bills printed a.
this office.
The Interior Warehouse Co. OF Arling.
ton are Installing a wool baler and will
soon he ready 10 bale and ship wool In
large quantities; Arlington 10 destined
10 be the principal wool market oI East.
Urn Oregon this season.
The GLoBR 10 requested by the mem.
bers ri the Sunshine society and on be-
hall Of Mr. and airs. Overlander TO ex.
tend thanks 10 all who assisted In max.
Ing their entertainment success and a.
30 TO tho general public who so literally
patronlSed Ii.
The local Rehekah lodge will give a
NAV Day dance Frldav evening Nav 2nd
NJ which the hest of music etc. win he
furnished. Everybody IL invited AMI
good time is assured. The Rehekahs
know how TO mako feel at home.
Don't miss IL.
"Doc" Brown was 10 town Monday.
"Docp asked us 10 announce TO his
friends that he has decided 10 retire per-
manently from politics, There 10 nearly
rs much money and great deal
more contentment and general satleIac
tion In the cattle business.
II, Il. Graham 4 Sons, have PonRht
The old Clarn0 ferry hoal and have moved
II 10 the month ot Thlrty-mile whore
thew wiIl pnt Il In operation. The trip
Of 90 miles down The turhnlent John Day
was an eventiul one and attended with
much difficulty and some danger.
In this issne will be found new al OF
the Columbia Brewery Of The Dales.
The product Of this brewery has the on.
dorsement of the United States health
department AZ being absolutely pure and
the beet made In In the
United States. II lie on sale at the Model
Saloon.
Who said Condor is not coming to the
tront2 The Bnnch Grass Co. is the lat.
test business enterprise 10 he launched
and the manager informs us that he will
have a supply Of baking powder on the
market by May let. This powder has
been thoroughly tested by many house
wives Of this section and has proved per-
fectly satisfactory. The company will
also manufacture extracts when they yet
started In business.
Z. P. Weir was In this section from
Arlington for q few days during the week
and while herehe sold band ot sheep
60 Blake Bros. Mr. Weir Is the demo-
cratic nominee for representative from
this district against q. A, Danneman.
the republican nominee for the came
Office. Both are good men and no mat
ter which way the cat iumps, the inter
ests OF Gillian county will be- fairly rep
resented In the legislature.
About $40 was realized by the Sun.
shine Society at the entertainment ant
dance given last week for the heneht VI
Baby 0verlander An excellent program
was rendered and the lnnch and social
dance which iulluwed were highly en-.
joyed. Mrs. overlander left the next
morning for Portland where the aill ny
baby has heen nlaced IN q hospital. The
child stood the trip will and etFong hopes
OF its ultimate recovery are entertained
The lumber for the new structure Of
the Condor Milling Co. has hegun to ar.
rive at Arlington and is being hauled
out az rapidly as possible. WWk will M
pushed from now on with all possible
dispatch and the company expects tn
have the mill running by August lst,
The condition OF the ro .ds between this
place and Lost Valley made it necessary
for the mill people to purchase much oI
their lnmher below which they expect'
ed to secure from the Lost Valley Lum-
ber Co.
l.. o, Ralston, who owns the Abingdon
townste is doing lively business in the
sale Of town lots this spring. Last week
he sold 10 lots, adjoining the railroad
right-oi way and Kerr Clifford & Co.'s
warehouse TO the latter company who
will enlarge their warehouse capacity
aud have plenty Of room for wheat and