Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1902-03-27
LOCAL NEWS,
H.T, Propst was IN town Tuesday.

John Clarke was In from Ferry Cam
yon Tuesday.
John DysArt Ia moving nut 10 his
ranch this week,
e.V. Moore was 10 from his Ferry
Canyon home Tuesday.
Mrs. X. n. VAIN will open . tlne line
Of millinery tomorrow.
7. johnson Is on the sIek lIst with
symploms Of pneumonia.
Mise Grace BaldIng commenced term
OF school near Glenn monday.
II. D.iTlaich, oi Arlington, has accept.
cd position In Wilson's Pharmacy.
Abe Meyer, oi MAtney Flat, left Sun.
day for visit With friends In Michigan.
Thursday morning, March 20,
1909, 70 Mr.. and MFs. win Adlard. oi
Ferry Canyon, daughter.
For LILLY Bud" wiiakey. renowned
for purity eKcellence and maturity go to
Mike summeFs' Model loon.
Mrs. Allie Baldlng and her daughter
we're baptized Into the saint's church AZ
ThIrty.mIIe Monday afternoon by Elder
Crumley.
DR.. ]. r. Wood yesterday bought q
half Interest In the Wilson Pharmacy
and will have full charge Of the business
after thIa date. Charlie Hatch will con.
tinue as prescri ptIon clerk.
o. d. sturvesa, cashier Of the ArlIug-
ton National Bank 10 here ~ delegate
10 the republican convention. ]. NJ.
Johns, Mr.. Gates, Mr.. Frum and
Il. W. Daggett are the other dele
gAtes from Arlington.
John Knox returned Monday from an
extended visit with friends In Arkansas.
lie looks hale and hearty and says the
pawpaws, 'possum and perelmIuons
agreed with him NJ Of yore. Ills moth.
er, MVs. Huffman accompanied him
on hls return and viii spend the Sum mer
here. A young man named Murray also
came out with him TO try Gillian county
tor while.
The Arlington Lumber Company is
atilI In the lead. Orders continue to
come in. One OF the latest being the
furnishing Of the heavy tInbers and the
hne Hnlshinx Lumber for the Condor
FIGURING Mill. We are In the business
20 do business. and unless we have busi-
mess the moss will grow on our backs
aud the hinges on our doors will be-
come rusty. Dan'l forget the place. the
latch string hangs outside at the Arling'
con Lumber Company's Office.
A. J. Moore was In town Monday and
bought two tlne residence lots Of Lancas.
ter & Pattlson just north OF the water
tank. tie viii build q residence this
spring and himself and wife will move
TO town. Mr.. Moore ls one Of the pio-
ne0rs Of the vest having cross ed the
plains In 1852. lie was born 10 Ohio II
years ago. and kept go near the out
posts Of civilization all his life that he
cav his first railroad train at LosAngeles
California, when the Southern Pacific
reached that place. lie has never rode
on railway train and hopes to take his
fret ride on the Condon- Arlington road
&c soon Rs II 10 completed.
Henry Steers, former resident OF
Fossil, now OF Portland was in town Mon
day on bis way home from visit to his
former stamping ground. Mr.. Steers
fret came to this section OF Oregon In
1855 and brought the first band Of cattle
from the Willamette valley In 1858. lie
served on the jury at The Dalles with
men who had come o distance of $50
from the eastward, the limits OF Wasco
county, Oregon then extending to Fort
Hall on tho snake River near where the
cItv Of Pocatella, Idaho, now stands. Al
that time, Mr.. Steers says, the tax levy
In Wasco county, amounted to 10 mills,
which is In marked contrast with the
usual % mill or go levy Of Eastern Greg
on ct the present day.
8. B. Couture was In town Saturday
from his Ferry Canyon ranch. Steve
tells Of freeing young man on a fence
post out on his ranch the other night
while the swain was on his way to Q
dance accompanied by two young ladies
He was taking short cut through Stoves
ranch and had just made an opening Ia
q new wire fence when Steve appeared
on the scene and pointed ont the gate
and a good graded road. Mr., Couture
wishes TO announce to all travellers
through that part Of the country thal
when coming through his place from
Bert Cason's they will And gate TO th'
left OF the house and COOL graded roat
from there to the county road and II the,
will follow It they will add much TO hi
peace OF mind and happiness.
Elder Crumley, general missionary 70
the Saints church, was here for q few
days during the week and held serVic'
in the Saints church Friday, Satnrda!
and Sunday evenings and Sunday fore
noon. Mr.. Crumly Is an eloquent speak
er, an earnest preacher and polishe'
and scholarly gentleman. lie is liberia
and progressive in his ideas and giveI
the impression OF being earnest and sin
cere in his work. In HE sermon Sun
day evening he stated the creed OF hi
church to consist Of hut two words "Al
Truth" and said that truth shouldIbe re
cognized and accepted wherever found
whether In the works Of Paine, Ingersol
Coniucius or the bible. Truth Is trutt
nh Hto "a