Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1903-05-21
LOCAL NEWS,
T.y Jackson. leo Cream.

Tum seutt aud family moved out 10
their rancl, Tuesday.
o, ". Propst 4 Co, have change Of
ad this week, Read II.
4 pleasant dance was held In Armory
hall last Friday evening,
Mr.. aud Mrs. win Adlard, Of Ferry
Canyon we're In town Tuesday,
Miss Carrie Danueman, Of Clcm, was
n visitor 10 Condor dnring the week.
MIX Shakes. Lemonade, Soda aud leo
Cteaa, q. Jacsson's les cream parlors
lion. W. ". sieiwer was over from
Fossil Sunday taking in tie ball game.
Mrs. Sheridan, - Ilnkes City, IL visit.
ing her sister, Mp. N. J. Rice Of this
city.
Wm. E.licn. Of the Cnndon Meat Co,
spent several days In The Dalles during
the week.
rbe very latest creations 10 Spring
millinery. Buy your Easter hat early
anl yet asat choice, Ut Miss Dora Down
ing's.
NJ. Il. Dnkek aud Jas. Ramsay, of
Mayvllle, went through SUNDAY on their
way Ia Portland TO attend the |, y. OF.
Grand Lodge session.
Dr.. ". r. Brown went 10 Fossil Mon.
day and sized up the town. lie says
that Fossil may be all right but Condon
IL sood enough Tor him.
The New Curved Hosting Single Tree
does away With drggipg heavy rigging at
the horses heels used single or double
with derrick or hay fork. .Clarke&Frazer,
W. Il. Smell and Guy Mott, OF olex,
were IN town Saturday. We understand
these gentlemen expect 10 engage 10
business In town in the near future.
Mrs, r. l.. Madden has n dne line OF
Spring and summer millinery consist
Ing oI trimmed aud uutrlmmed a,s
Ladies', call Rnd see them. Trimmed
hats from $2 90 up.
M persons desiring TO settle their NC
GIANTS with ~ during uar absenae from
tnsn can do ~ by calling at the Condor
Pharmacy where onr books have been
left. l0lt SrRiNGsroS & RioERs.
The Arlington Lumber Co. q Office aud
eheds have been completed and stock ~
arriving daily, They expect car load
OF Mitchell wagons next week. Call and
see them in their Office opposite the mill.
Shingles, Doors, Windows and Monld.
iugs DO We meet compcutionS IL rain
ed shingles 10 Cundun last week and
everything ls covered mp competition
and all. See Arlington Lnmber Co.'s
stock and gsl prices.
Header Box Floors, tanks, and wagon
wheel felloes are kept from shrinking
ar warping hy painting with CARB0-
LtNEUM. IL will double the life Of
fence post AZ the cost OF one cent per
post. Clarke < Frazer.
], Il. Lancaster is building an Office
on Main street just north OF EArharts
furniture store. lie expects TO have it
completed in couple OF weeks and any
one wishing TO purchase lots VIII then
find him ut the new stand.
u. k. Searcy will erect brick building
on Main street on the lot recently pnr-
chased from Elgin Myers. The
structurc will be 24x50 one story high.
4. L. Wattennurg, Of Fossil, has the
contract for the brick and carpenter
work.
w. l.. Barker Is building an extensive
addition to his place Of business on Main
street. The annex is 30x50 feet and
will be used for storing wagons, farm
machinery etc. Mr.. Barker is enlorging
his business to much more than its for
mer proportions.
The new color press Tor the Oregon
Daily Journal has been installed and
the frst issue printed from II arrived
Sunday. The Journal now ranks as one
OF the foremost papers on the Pacific
coast and is srapidly growing in favor OF
all classes Of people.
Paul DE Laney, correspondent, and Il
A pnteFbangh, solicitor for the Oregon
Daily journal, spent couple Of days in
town during the week. Mr.. De Laney
Il gathering data for sketch Of Eastern
Oregon for the Journal aud Mr.. Puter-
mugh is soliciting subscriptions for the
Fame.
Hartshorn & Moore have closed their
confectionery and grocery for the pres
ent having disposed Of their stock to
Dunn Bros and John Jackson. They
could not secure long lease on the
building they occupied but may build
for themselves and open new store lat
er in the season.
II. Wattenburg and Barney Gatfeney
OF Fossil, went through to Pdetland Sun
day as delegates to the l0.O.F. Grand
Lodge. Mrs. GNifeney accompanied
them. Editor Stewart, OF the Journal
was also one OF the party. jim will
look after the Roosevelt reception and
will also keep II weather eve out for
bauquets, feasts and other good things
which may be floating around the me.
tropolis.
Fred Cornett returned from the John
Day country Friday where he has been
gathering band Of horses recently pur-
chased by w. l. Barker and George
Knox. Fred Gays that they have most