Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1904-08-11
THE CONOON CLO8E
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LOCAL NEWS,

lee cream aud hot weather drinks u
dAckson'a.
Nj, and Mrs, ] Is. Lancaster retarne,
irom Portland Tuesday.
A daughter wAr botn TO Mr. and Mra
A. \. dplIun last Thurslay morninv.
Rsmcmber! An light repairing dom
Tree on sliusa sold by ms. U. W. Irups
4 ca.
Attorneys anover aud Parker were vi
Fossil Saturday trying out case IN IA,
Recorders cohrt.
0ae line oi Saninls. 0xi0rds etc. u
tnmplete. dive Ne Aralt. o. W. Props
4 Co.
The meml~s Of lsn Orange are ar
tAhRlnx Ia huld picnic 1T Ralph Fro
man's grove on Anlnst 2g,h,
Ei Clough. manager oi tie Arlington
Lumbar Company, same nut Moajay 70
hoax after business interests.
Select v0nr plnws, harrow. AMI drills
tbr the coming season at W. l., Barket'r
implement house. Condor, Oregon.
Mrs. A, J. Shelton returned yesterday
from the wlllamette valley where she
WAS recently called by the death Of heI
agrd mother.
SaperIntrn icut Macarthur IL conduct
lug lhu annual teachers examination
NJ his ollse ~ tis court house this wr'.k
hegnnlng Yesterday.
WAsrgD-A gooi girl for geueralhnuse
work. Guui wages aud permanent po.
silinn ior all Sintef for righ, party. Ap.
ply to A. ), ,i'll,n. Clh,lon. Oregon,
Lpsr- Between Arlugton an june.
,ion house Monday, Angnst 3. nattress,
blank, t. aud lap robe, Rvturn to Dr.
Lima. condOn. Ore. aud receive reward.
The bottest day Of The season @as last
FRIDAY lui by the weather bureau Ia.
strnmeut. Since thsn II has gradually
moderated until yesterday Nhsn the
mark VAS 80.
Wagons, Bugeles, lacks snd all kinds
OF Farming implements At W. l., bar
Aer's big Condou implement house. Now
IL the tiue 10 stock ap for tie busy
Spring farming season.
Tom reel. held tn the Wheeler county
jdil Tor horse stealing, brkci the con,'
buntion on the steel cage, carvg a l"lr
IN tbs brick wall with hatcher knife
aud hiked to liberty Tuesday night.
The Lost Valley Lnmher co has IN
tho nvighborhood Of 100000 feet vi
lumbet on their yari which "a pretty
comfortable position To be In ~ith raii
roAi and baild,ns UJom r1msnG 10 Con.
dun.
A. n. :. GOTTA has sold his go acre
ranch. near Awhile, 10 ). IL. Bnrker thu
prizes being 80 per acte. Mr.. ..C0tt'n ne
serves and Is nov harvesting the crop.
Mr. ani Mrs. Uutun will reside ia thlr
city where lhey have purchaTed II
hnuc.
George Wasson was IN town Saturday
OH his way home trum Arlington WITH u
load oi freight ior the WaSsun stOro al
Aiyilm. AIR. Wasson has recently pnr'
chased one.lHit lhtrIest IA the sIotv
from his father tue new hrm beIus
known as J, J. Il u, l.. Wassou.
q. ". Marvel, the we'll known Rock
creek ofchardist, WAS ia town TnestH!
accompanied by hIa daughter, Miss NcI'
lie. Mtsa Marvel remained aud is taxing
the teaehers' examination Tor state pa
pers. She has been u student nl The
State Normal school ut MUGmoutn the
past year or 80.
+. NJ. Phter aud family expect t.
leave next week iur the st, Louis Fair,
While east they will alsn visit his for
mer home IN Michigan. Mr. Pliter ha'
q band ot 5000 sheep on the range u
CoIurRlu witch he expects to market ~
Chicago during this trip II strike condi
tions are such rs to warrant the snip
ment.
Mrs. Mary Brown has received Wor'
from her son Charlie Brown, who ship'
ped baud OF sheep to Colorado luz
spring To hlten on the range there to-
the Chicago market, that that the sherI
arc ready for market now hut the mar
ket Ia 30 unsettled un account of Tia
strike that II sa question whether IT
safe to make the shipment. TIE strik
is Tar reaching In iIs effects.
The engineer on C,'"ks Brna'. threslI
er met with n painful accident Frllla
evening while ut work north OF town
A set screw on shaft caught IN hl
clothing and after almost stripping hlu
threw him against the engine " Whrre h
hand WAS cahght between two c0
whues aud two Of his fingers hadI
nangled. lie came To town and M
his int tlries attended To ana returned I
work the next morning.
II. q. Henry and his partner, railroa
contractors from Seattle, were in tow
Monday night, having made u prelim
nary trip over the line of the propose
new railroad to size up the gener'
character III The country and to ianilia
iSe themselves with the conditions gov
erning feed, water and other matters
Importance to men who dn the actni
work of huilding railroads. Two 9th,
gentlemen, whose names We did NJ
learn were also here Monday evening 4
similar mission.
Ed Palmer, Of Ajax, the sncressf