Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1904-07-28
THE ,CONDON GLOBE.
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THURSDAY July 20 iso4.
LOCAL NEWS,

A daughter WAs lnrn ~ the wife u
win Harrlsot last Friday.
Rsmsmberl All light repairing done
free on shoss sold by nS. .. W. prnps,
4 CO.
OUT limo oi Sandals, 0stnrda etc. is
complotO. dive Us Acal. y. W. PrOpst
4 Co.
Miss Minerva Neal. who Ia teaching la
Lnst Valley, hpent Sunday In town the
gnss. Of Mrs. r. Il. Stephenson.
Mrs. Beardsley aud children arrived
Tuesday from sunipter and ~ilI spend
the Summer with relatives here.
Select your plows, harrowa anil '.rilis
Tor the coming season Mt W, l., Barkrr'r
implement house, Condor, Oregon.
Mlsa Catherins arelner. Miss Patuons
and Mr.. and Mrs. ~ Dunn attended
the funeral Of Mrs. W. J, Quinn at MAY.
tIlle yesterday.
Cooke Bros, report the best wheat
crop ever taiasd on their ranch. They
expect 10 start their steam threstins
out6t about August Sth.
John Madden 4 Sons cold lot ri
broke horses vt wasco last week AZ goat
prices. There 10 no demand ~ thar
place, however. Tor unbroke stock.
DR.. Luna reformed from Arlington
Saturday where he went ~ meet his
mother and sister. Miss uertFnfle Luna.
who will Walt here iGF lew weeks
Lester Rlnehart, the sturdy yonns
pitcher Of the MAyvIlls hall team, wac
struck on tue eye by batte.i ball. IN
game at MHyviIIs last sunday ami raIh-
% seriously injured.
Wagons, Dnggles, Hacks AMI all kinds
oi Farming Implements at W. L. Bar
ker's big Condon lmplement house. No"
Ia the time TO stock up Tor tie bnsy
Spring farming season.
John HIra has been employed nv
Smith & Pattuls as foreman on their
hlg ranch recently purchased from Pat
Shelly. Hs is starting In on the mar
vest which promises 10 be heavy
Frank AiNddnek. who has been on the
sick LIST for some time Ms result III l'e'
ing hurt by horse falling with him,
left Yesterday mornIng for ~. Martins
springs to try tNp efficacy Of the baths
Subjects iof Sunday At the Congr"gA.
tional church: Morning, "The Fullest
Education Necessary TO the Greatest
Utiulnsss.' Evening: "Chdst tie
Great Teacher" Rev. Strange, pastor.
jim Clrlell. AMI Jack will,r Iei. Mon.
day morning for Ashw,od. Crook cnunty
o. tMse chatse ot q. a. Parmln's hAnd
al sheep. The uloh will keep them
posted on home events during their ah.
srnR.
Fred wIlson IL cripplinR around" "n a
game leg asa resnlt Of trying TO gnS the
Cty .Rlarshal during which performance
he we'll nigh fell In wel, II WAS SelI
that he did not iAIl we'll Into the welt ~
i,r might never have been we'll again.
Wen, we'll. e.
wnrL has reached here that a. + Nc
Coy, a former homesteAder on The heal
ut Hay creek, Was recentlv run over aud
KILLED by q train ia Illinois where he
Was employed Ia the railway train ser
vice, Ills wiie IL II sister Of Jack Kerr,
oi the Inst Valley Lumber 90.
Yesterday the sheriff took charge Of
tho residue OF liQnors etc. belonging IL
the stock of Jelf Neel, former proprietor
Of the Belvedere sAloon, under awrit 0i
attachment made by wtlmerding, Law
re & Co., Of San Francisco. The sIock
ronsisted mostly OF empty barrels. beg.
and bottles.
Mayville lodge, No. 81, 100 E., iW
stalled officers last Saturday evening
the installation ceremonies heiOg cnn
Quoted by Dr. J.W .Donnollv, d DAM.
NF Fossil. Ira Garter WRs is'HlRd a
Noble Grand aud D. W.RII4tnn a4 Vice.
grand. 4 most enjoyable evening wal
spent by those sresent.
umatilla county papers Sate that no
tiGeabls ieataFe Of the present harvest
IL the largely increased yield on th'
lighter quality of land which has hereto
fore not been considered profitable whea
land. Twenty-Five bushels Of 90 pount
Nheat 10 not an unusual yield on sucl
land thls season. ~
w. I. Barker Feturned from Portlan'
Monday accompanied by his family Wh
Leen staying IN the city for some time
Their little daughter. who has been nr
dcr. treatment of DIR. Smith, an oste0pa,
CIR some time In considerably improved
hnt they will take her back for furthr
treatment this fall.
Mont and Oliver Ward left for Port
land Tuesday In vpspo0se to q telephon
nessage advising them Of the spri"u
illneps Of their nelce, Mise Maggie BisI
on. Miss Bishop recently underwent v
operation In a Portland hospital but ha
80 far recovered ~ TO hs able 10 leav,
the hospital aud is now stopping at th
homo OF L. r. Price Ia Portland. TIL
nAture Of her prese Mt illness was NJ
stared In the RIessage,
Municipal Judge Hogae. Uf Portlan'
l,as adopted new method In deslin
with jnveuile ctFenders In his cour
When a foxy hid Is brought before b
honor who seemsto he in urgent nee
Of discipline. the court instrncts n bi
policeman, who IL slwHys OH hand whe
s,oa,Iad IN lnu the osFander gently hi