Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1903-05-14
LOCAL NEWS,
T-y Jack.on'u Ice Cream.

A, tireiner and d. Ralston returned
hom A'lingion Sunday.
J.E.Lapcaster left Monday for Arling
OF tni PORTLAND oa q business trip
MIR Shakes. Lemonade, Soda and IL,
Cream at Jackson's Ice cream parlors.
y. E. Van vactor made q business
trip 10 lieppner last week. lie return.
cd Sunday.
ChRvlle Robinson, the matchmaker
AMI jeweler, has returned 70 town and
IL again ready for business.
The 9Th grade examination for May
will take place on the 20-2i.22 In the
different districts Of the county.
Eivln Myers last week sold TX searcy
tbs Iotinn Mala street just aonth Of the
Condon Pharmacy. Consideration 1900.
u. l. Lille purchased q block Of lots
irum J. Il. Lancaster on the East Side
Friday the consideration being 500 90.
The very latest creations In Spring
millinery. Buy your Easter hat early
aud get first choice, ut Miss Dora Down
ing's.
DR.. G. T.. Kennedy, formerly oi olex,
now oi Arlington. Is down with severe
attack oi smallpox at the home Of Mrs.
Redford.
T. B. Ferguson, who 10 employed at
tho Condor Flouring Mills. is laying or
this week ~ the result Of q severly
sprAIned back.
A. 4. Peterson took q crew Of mon
down the canyon Monday 10 quarry
rock for the courthouse foundation. The
stone will be secured near Mr.. SehalIer's
place.
Mrs. T.. T.. Madden has fIue line OF
Spring and Summer millinery consist
ing ol trimmed and nntrlmmed hats
Ladies', call and see them. Trimmed
hats from t2 90 up.
Miss Pearl Shelton, who has been Wis
itins friends Mt Mayvlle for some time
has returned to Arlington. Mr.. Shelton
will move his family to Condor this
Summer II he can secure house,
All persons desiring to settle their &C.
counts with Us during our absence from
town can do 50 by calling at the Condor
Pharmacy where our books have been
left. l0ti SPRNdsToN 4 ROOMS.
Jas. Cordell will dispose OF fne lot
Of we'll bred horses at public sale here
Saturday, May 30th. See bills, also ad
In another column, for particulars. Mr..
Cordell expects to engage in business In
Condor.
Mrs. SouthwIck, organiser for the
woniman Circle Is here visiting Wallnla
Circle and many new applications are
expected as result. The Circle meets
this evening in the lodge room Of the
Armory hall.
The sale Of horses advertised 10 take
place st J. W. Apple's place five mi les
from olex, on Thursday, Nav IA, hae
been postponed TO Monday May l8. Fifty
head ol horses will be sold. Remember
the new date.
Moulding was commenced ct Arm.
strong's brick yard Monday morning.
The plant has been very much improV'
ed this season and frst-class quality
Of brick will be turned out. The out
put will be 5000 day for the season.
DR.. Wood made trip across to Eight
mile Saturday and took the editor Of
this high toned family Journal along to
open gates and do the fishing. Our space
is much TO limited to tell Of the fsh we
didn't catch aud our truth and veracIty
too overwhelming TO tell OF the others.
No bids we're submitted for building
the new school house and the school
board has decided TO have the building
put up by day work. s. s. Grider has
heen employed to superintend the work
Of construction. Album Moore started
excavating for the foundation Monday
morning.
Mrs. 4. l.. Taylor has sold her ranch
adjoining the to wnsite to w. Lord, F. T,
Hurlburt and j. L. Lancaster at $27. 80
per acre. This deal is very good EVIL
deuce that tue purchasers have unbound.
ed faith in the future OF Condor. The
land was purchased for towusite purpos-
es aud we understand that a 40 acre
tract is likely to DO plated at an early
date.
The May number of the Pacific Month.
ly is fully up to the usual high standard
OF that excellent Western magazine. 1t
presents a variety Of interesting articles
dealing with subjects that cannot but
appeal to every Westerner while the IL
lustrations are many aud most attract.
i've. A prominent advertising agency Il
authority for the statement that the Pa-
citic Monthly Is making the greatest
progress In subscription and adver tisinI
ever made by any Western mag azine.
Np4 OF Vol. 3, OF the q iarterly OF thu
Oregon Historical Soclety has reached
our table. It contains chapter on the
early Railroad History OF Oregon by
Joseph Castor, an old newspaper man
anil ut one ime editor OF the Oregon
Statesman History OF the Press of0regol
from 1880 to 1850. by George II. Hines
An article on "The Archives oil Oregon
by Prof. +. q. Young, editor OF th'
@ iarterly; Documents relating to thu
Organization Of Early immigration Part
;on. ID ,nin,n nf,.Hhn Onnnnaatn the Urn