Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1903-11-05
LOCAL NEWS,

III Wineland, y pioneer Of Lone Rock
wAn la toSn Monday.
WIndn,illS, tnrce punps and pnmps
OF Ail descriptions nj W. l.. Bakers
School supplies pencils. tablets, pens
Ink. pencil boxss etc At JaFvIs' phasms-
cy.
Andrew Meal. 9 we'll known stockman
of Loas Rock, was Ia tOwn durtag the
week.
sIIk skIrts--Finest Hns ever offered
IN Condon. Just rcceived ut Stephen.
son 4 Wllcos's
Call aud sss ths elegant line ot Jackets
Coats aud Capes just received 1t steph-
enaon d Wlleox's
We have che agenay for the Fairbanks
4 Morse pnmps. wIndmills and gasoline
engines. Clarke Il Iiartshorn
You should clean your ses wheat be-
iDrs sowing. We cell the best makes oi
flaming Mills. W. l.. Barker.
Attention Kidsi See Jarvis about the
thinga you need Tor scUool. Rulers, pen
cils. pens, tablets, Ink etc.
will Shaw is building new dwelling
on the old brick yard he having pnF.
chased the acre tract on which the yard
was located.
w. l.. Barker has sold over $1,000
worth Of Monitor aud Superior drills
this Fall and over 40 wagons. his bns.
iness 10 rapidly Increasing.
George Wasson aud Dave McMullen
have openei u confectionery store at Al
vile. Our neiRhbosing town 10 taking
on some oi CoHdon's boom.
Rev. Strange returned from Arlington
Friday accompanied by hIs family who
had inst arrived from Boise, Idaho.
They ars occupying the parsonage.
Mise Nuckolls 's prepared TO do fash-
ionable dress making. Ladies' desiring
work done should call and ses her vt
her rooms at the Palace Hotel. S4dS6
At the Congregational church next
Sunday morning ResStFange will preach
on "Ths Invinelbls Church." At the
evening service. "0w Present Lives
Prophssy Of Future Character. All are
invited.
N. .Farnsw0rth has bought four lots
from G. w. CrosGsld, Adioining the Bap-
tist church property aud has commenced
work on II modern dwelling thereon. tie
will bring his family here as soon as his
honss 10 completed.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Greiuer returned
fron The Dalles Sunday whers Mrs.
GrcineF hss been for several months.
Mr.. Greiner's mother, and sister, Miss
Kate GreineF, accompanied them and
will spend the Winter here.
Owing TO the sharp advance In the
price OF sole leather we have baen 0hlig
ed to raise our prices on tap s0ling as
follows: Mems nailed work 81 90; boys
76.; ladies, 60c. For seW oil work add
20 70 IS cents. 0. w. Propst & Co.
Percy Churchill, who has been visit-
ting with his aunt. Mrs. +. b. Stevens.
for come time, left Sunday or Portland.
A pleasant suEprIsr party was given him
Monday evening at which number Of
guests made merry until the small hours,
Work at the new Court houss 10 pro-
crossing rapidly. The plasteriGg is fin
iehed and the carpenters are putting
on the finishing touches ot their craft.
Contractor Peterson expects 70 be ready
90 turn the building over TO the county
by the 18th Of December.
Down at Salem the people are talking
Of burning peat because OF the high
price OF cordwood. Here ut Condon we
have heard OF few people attempting
70 "roast" "Pets" but, just the sane,
Pets is doing a strictly d rst-class job on
the new court house. When complete
1t will he by far the neatest and most
complete cOnnty building In Eastern Or.
egon considering the cost.
s. F. Dow's chickens are bound TO
keep before the public. Some time ago
one Of them got in the habit OF laying
six eggs = day. At least six sggs were
found In her nest every evening, until
the fact was mentioned In the Coast
Mail. and the nsighbors commenced
shutting their chickens up. Removal
to South Marshfisld seems to have
stimulated the biddies again. and few
days ago the children came rushing to
their mother with the startling informa-
tion that one Of the hens had laid four
hittens, and they proved 1t by the fact
that the kittens were still cozily slowed
in the nsst.---Coast Mail.
Marahal T. D. Sweetin and Frank
Morris went to UmRtilla last Sunday,
and from there they went down the
washington side OF the river after two
men suspected Of being implicated In
the hold up at Goes saloon some time
ago. They found the men but failed 20
recognize them as either Of the parties
wanted. Marshal Sweetin says 1t was
one of the hardest trips he has had for
come time. They started out from
Umatilla 10 gasoline launch but had
only made few miles when the engine,
trne to the nature OF most gasoline en-.