Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1903-06-18
LOCAL NEWS,
Read llarisler's new nd.

jim RaMsay aud George Dnkek wes,
over trmn Bsechsr Flat Friday.
q. SchIllIng Ia bailding new rnllIn
HFonnd tie old eIsisrn In Main street.
MIN Shakes, Lemonade. Soda and Ic
Cream at iaekson's Ice cream parlors.
The Yelnam Dramatic Co. will show
every night this week They're great.
W. Y. Dyer, Of Mayville, WAS In tow
Saturday on hts way home from Arling
ton,
Jaa Cold aud 2. II. Stephenson lei
Tuesday morning Tor Lincolnshire. Eng
lnnd.
Don't forget that The Yrlnam Ora.
matte Co. shows tonight for benefit o.
lieppner Survivors.
O. D. Portwood returned Tuesdav
irom Portland where he has been visit
Ing Tor couple of weeks.
Misa Dora Downing returned Tuesday
FROM Portland where she went ~ dele.
gate TO the State meeting o.E.s.
Miss Lula FiiEwatcr returned Tuesday y
from Monmouth where che has been at.
tending school during the past Winter,
]. X. FitEwater returned Monday from
Wyoming where he has been during the
pas, few months looking after his sheep.
The very latest creations In Spring
millinery. Buy your Easter hat early
and get hrst choice. ut Miss Dora Down
ing's.
Mr., aud Mrs. Josh HAnlle were Ia
from Trail Fork Sunday. They went on
through TO Awhile TO look after business
interests.
when In need Of fence posts give the
Lost Valley Lumber Co. call. They
have %, 900 lrst.class Dr. and tamarack
posts for sale. II
J. II. Downing and frank Labous re-
turned Monday from Portland where
they went as delegates 70 the Grand
Masonic Lodge.
Al the SCHOOL election held Monday
s. Il. Barker Was elected director and =.
II. Stephenson was chosen TO succeed
himself as clerk.
T.. A. Pauwitz, who has been employ
cd la Hollenheck's blacksmith shop for
some tine. left town Monday morning
20 heek another location.
The New Curved Hosting Single Tree
docs away with drgging heavy rigging at
Sne hosses nssssT assa sanBs~ us sa~~sls
with derrick or hay fork .Ciarketk Frazer.
Charlie Pinkham was In from Ferry
Canyon Saturday. His iather. John +.
Pinkham, accompanied hun home to
spena tew days ruslicatlng on the
ranch.
Moore d Golden are erecting store
building on Spring street just east Of
the Downing building. They expect to
open = full line Of merchandise this
Summer.
A young son oi L. A. Chamberlain, oi
Awhile, fell from horse last Monday
and broke his arm. tie was brought 10
town where DIR. Mary Bowerman reduc-
ed the fracture.
A wealthy widow wishes TO correspond
with gentleman Of good character over
A. years OF age, with means. All letters
answered, Address Mrs. K, Wilhelm,
Manhattan, Kansas. 1918
FouND--In the corral, at the horse
sale last Saturday, gold watch charm
and locket. Owner can have same by
calling at this Office, proving propert y
and paying for THE notice.
The Yelnam Dramatic Co. In rpertoire
are great. They play tonight for the bene'
fit Of Heppner survivors aud continue
every night this week. They're great
and big dance comes after every per-
formAnce except Friday night.
Copious showers have fallen at inter
walls during the past week and the en-.
longated faces OF many citizens have re-
hnmed their normal condition OF rotun
dity which the prospects Of hountifu
wheat crop always brings In grand old
Gillian county.
+. NJ. Springston and J. 4. Rogers
last week purchased the Joe Frizsel
ranch ia Lost Valley consisting OF two
aud nna nunrtar nankinna If Hna spep al n q
lani. Thie Ia one OF the finest stoct
ranches In this section oi the country
aud the new owners will put IL In fret
class repair aud engage In the cattle bus
inegs. They will take possession at al
early date.
The Yelnam Dramatic Co. held th'
boards In Armory hall Tuesday ant
Wednesday evenings, !. They gave an ex
cellent performances, much better thar
the ave- rage show that strikes Condor
The wardrobe IL magnificent and thI
acting up to the mark. They appear to
night in the drama Golden Giant Nine
proceeds to go to the relief OF the suffer
ere Of the HePpner disaster.
Last Saturday was the date OF an i'm
portant live stOck auction In Condor
w. l.. Barker, Of this place, and Georgt
Knox. OF Fossil, sold 43 head OF horses
and at the came time and place Thar
Gavin sold about 10 head. w. s. Myer
Hold 10 head of cattle after the horse eal'
The prices realized ior horses averaged
little better than $25 90 q head and cat
tie. consisting Of yearling steers an'
heiiers and cows brought all the wa.
from $40. 90 to $2s.00. The horses solt
by Barker 4 Knox were we're out OF TIN
Chapman band and we're good stock.
Pat Connolly, who purchased tn
Thomas Dillon hand OF sheep a shor
time ago, started for the mountains Sal
urday morning. His band contain
ahnut 0R(lll head Mr. Connolly Is 1