Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1903-11-19
LOCAL NEWS,

OooI children hay thsIr school sup.
plies from Jarvis.
wIndmllls, iorcs pamps and pamps
Of all dPvcriptions at W. L, Batksr's
W. N. Bruwn retnvnsd Sunday from
business trip To PORTLAND aud Dallas
Sdhool snpplie pencils. tablets, pens
Ink. penuil boxes etc at Jsrvii' PhArma.
cy.
@. D. Robinson and D. z. Rahinetts,
oi Lnna Rock. were 10 town Tuesday on
land buslaess.
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~ Condon. Just received at Stephen
ana 4 wllcoS's
Call aud zee the selegAnt line OF Jackets
Goats and oapes just received ut steph-
sn'on a wilcoS's -
Attention. Kldsi Bee Jarvis ahout the
things yon need for scooaI. RulsFs, pen.
ellis, pens, tablets, INK etc.
We have tha AEensy for the Fairbanks
4 Morse pnmps. aindmills and gasoline
engines. Clarke a Iiartshosn
Miss Mary Wshrli 10 Suffering from an
AttRrk ai fever. She 10 at the home Of
Mrs. Mary Brown, In this city.
Ynu ahould clean your sesd whest b..
inre sowing. We sell TIM best makes Of
FAAninR Mills. W. i. Barker.
A Winter iog a. drnse M q Dntch
cheess rolled In on Condor Monday ev.
ening and .c old saying that "a Win
tsr's ios will tre"ss dog" was prove o
TO contain more truth than poetry.
An important real estate deal vas
closed Tnrsday when Dunn Bros. Of
thls place, purchased $50 acres ot land
from Patrick akelley, The land lies
just north oi town and 10 = valuable
tract. The price paid vas $40 per acre.
Dunn Bros. sent ont threO cars Of fat
hogs Tuesday morning destined for the
Iroul,lAle market. Ell Dunn went down
Yesterday to accompany the shipment,
Fart Of the hogs were Of their own feed.
Ing and the others were bought from
farmers In the MAyvlls section.
Mr. Farnaworth expects TO be able 70
open the First National Bank Tor busi-
ness within the neHt ten days the ps.
pcrs having been finally sisaed mp by
the directors and sent 10 Washington for
dnAl approval yesteriay. On account Of
George EArhart's continued absence from
the city r. NJ, Pllter has been put In as
an additional director and this will ex.
psdits the work Of getting the Insti.u.
ton open Tor business. The bank viii
certainly allA long felt want In the
community.
President simmons,o ,oi the 4 4 P,R.R
Co.. was 10 town day or two the Hrst
OF the week. Mr.. Simmons corps Of en-.
ginesrs Was then campeL At Ciem and
pushing the survey towards Condon
~ taHt as the stormy weather will per.
NIT. Mr.. Simmons informed the GLnBE
that his company has secured grade Of
2.SS per cent out Of Rock Greek
vie the route they have choSea and that
bv putting In loop aud one and one
quarter miles more track they eau re-
duce that TO two per cent. They will
probably reach Condor with tho survev
in about 9 week.
A. T. Peterson returned from trip tO
Stevenson, Washington, last Friday
whore be vent TO put 10 = bid on = new
court house which the psopls OF Skama.
MIA county propose to build. Mr.. Peter
sons bid was the lowest and best sub
United hut, for the present, the comfy
court will reject all Of them. Il IL pos-
sible, however, that the matter may be
EeconsideFed yet and Mr.. Peterson's bid
hs accepted. Judging iroul the charac'
ter Of work Mr.. Peterson has done vn thr
Gillian county building, the Skamania
county oticials can hardly make . mis.
take In giving him their contract.
VIM. Hall, young man who has been
working for g. q. Parman for some time
met with u serious accident Tuesday
morning while at work near the Par
man ranch. Hall had started To Arling.
ton with = load Of wheat and was walk.
ing beside his wagon and when trying TO
reach the brake Iever his foot clipped
and the wheel passed over his ankle
crushing the bone. tie wRs taken hack
to the Psrman ranch, Dr.. Wood was
summoned and the young man was
made as comfortable as possible. The
injury Is n serious one and ie will hs
some time before he will DO able TO DO
around again.
Andrew Greiner returned Saturday
from trip TO his old home Ia Michigan
where he spent about month. lie en-.
joyed his trip and Visit very much and
says the weather was very Hns in the
East during his entire stay. The coun.
try has changed great deal slncs he
last left there about 80 years ago and
land has increased In value at great
rate. Mr.. Greiner says, however, that
1t isno such country as Oregon and like
all others who 90 from here to the East
for even but short stay he 10 mighty
glad TO get back to grand old Gillian,
county.
The south bound stage last Friday
broke an axle four miles this side oI
Olsx and passengers, driver. mail and
express came the remainder OF the way
on q heavy dead.ax wagon. The pas.
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