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

Finest display ot holiday goods sve'
displayed in Condor no" open At Jsck'
sons.
A chance IN a ti5 watch and s2b
doll given with every 25c purchase a.
the ConAon Phasmsey.
d. K. Ssarcy. Doc M,nra and some
other dssrslayeFs, left Sunday for Wheel
rr coanty "a rsplsnIsh the supply Of ven.
Ison Tor Condon.
The Baptist and Congregational
churches will hold union services at the
Bap.lst church Thanksgiving day At II
A.m. Rev. Strange will preach.
Marshal Armstrong aud q. W .Croadeld
retuTnsd Saturday from Portland whers
they spent . week or 90 looking after
matters Of buslness and pleasure.
ijE. MaFy boWsTDSR is How 055Ipy -
her nsw oliics 0n summit street first
door west Of the post 0iiice building. 6hs
has 6tied up neat aud we'll appointed
Office Fooms.
r. d.. .Burnison. Of Portland, the we'll
known implement hBstler. was Ia town
during tho week. NJ. Burnlson sx-
pects 70 bring his family hera In the
Spring and locate riDaRently.
II. T. Booth, oi the Pacific Mutual In.
snFance 90. WAS In town yesterday &C
eompanied by hts brother. Mr.. Booths
present headquarters are At Baker City
buI he expects to take charge oI the
company's Portland ofics the nrss Of
the year.
Miss MAude Carlisle, pianist, Of 81.
fielen's Hall. Portland, aud Miss Elma
r. Byre, eIocutIonlsi, oi WiilAnIette
University, will give recital In Arrnory
Hall tomorrow EVENING" Friday Nov. 20.
Aduiission So and Soc. Tickets on sale
at Dunn Bros store.
Word reached here last Thursday that
Cleo. EArhArt, VI thIs place, who has
been Running nlr sheep In the Malhsur
country fora couple Of years, had started
70 bring them back 20 Gillian county
and had leen caught 10 the recent
heavy snow storm ut Prairie City.
Jas. s. Stewart, Of the Fossil Journal,
was last week appointed U. 8. Land
Commissioner Tor Fossil. by Judge Bel
linger. Of Portland vice II. II. Hendricks
resigned. Neishbor stewart can now
catch the iinal proof business in his bal
iwlck both coming and going.
The sale Of stock. farm Implements
and household effects held last Saturday
by WIN. NortridEe at his homo near
Mayville, was quite successful despite
the Indictment weather. Horses s0ld Ut
from $40 to $l20 aud other things pro
pOstionately high. George L. Neals MAS
the aucti0n0eF.
We have just received iull liae Of
rubber goods Tor ladies. men, hoys and
children. Our stock was delayed in
shipment aud did not reach us early ln
the seasen and 10 now full and complete
ut the time people nesd rnbbers. Call
aud see our stock and learn our prices
and yoa siII be sire 10 buy. 0.W.P.
Jas. 4. LanSfsid,O ,Oi Arlington, Sta te
organizer II the Furesters Of America,
viii Welt COndon this seek aud install .
court ot F.M A. lie represents the best
maternal and h~nidciai order in exist
sner to-day. Ths principles Of Forestry
will be explained I" the people Of Con-
don and vicinity during his visit
Mr.. Hall, Of the Eastern Oregon R.R.
Co., was in tOwn t,r few days during
the week In the interests Of that com.
pGny. Mr.. Hall talks encouragingly Of
his cOmpany's prospects and feels posi-.
tive that they ai be able to give Gil.
liam county n rail line within the next
year. He left for Olex Sunday morning
but will probably return 10 Condon in
the near future.
A ten round glove contest viii be
pnlled OF in Armory hall at SP. N. on
Thanksgiving day, between w. T. Law
renee, OF Sumpter, And Low McMorris
OF this place. The contest promises tc
hs spirited one as both are experienced
men with the gloves aud are getting
themselves in good condition. An inter
estiug preliminary bout by some good
men will precede the main scrap.