Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1905-05-04
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khe May dance 10 De given to'mOrrow
evening 10 Armory promises to be- one
OF the swellest affairs OF the season.
The Condor Orchestra will furnish the
music which insnres the best IN that
line for those who participate Ia the
dance.
Engineer Geo. s. Kopp has moved
his camp from Its former location eIgh.
miles north OF town TO point within
the city limits In order to he closer 10
his work which viii now mostly be IN
the yards and on the side tracks in and
near the city.
Breathes there man with sonl 40
dead, who never TO himself has said,
an pay, before go to bed, the debt
owe the printer7" There ARE some, we
know full we'll. who never such tale
can tell but they, We fear, will go to-
well, the place where there's no winter.
Some fishermen went 10 Thirtymile
last Saturday, camped over night, slept
on rock pile. ate from the frying pan,
got wet feet. had good time and caught
tisb--hig ones. Yes, man alIvel They
caught all kinds Of trout and that 10
what they sant thers- inr. This story
may be continued.
The track laying crew is again at
work and the string OF steel is being
pushed from Rock creek towards this
city. We understand the work has
reached point not far from Welshon's
place. II now seems probable that the
road will reach Condor by the 10Th Of
the present month.
The Condor Milling Co.'S. plant is not
running at present on account of scare.
ity Of fuel, 1t is not probable that they
will resume operations until after the
railroad is in shape to deliver coal and
wood in this city. Mr.. Smith, the head
miller, left for Portland yesterday TO
spend few weeks visiting with his
family.
Fistic encounters have been numerous
the past week and the number Of decor
ated eyes and scrambled ears and noses
10 above the average even of the hol-
day season. This shows that the town
Is picking up again after it's recent short
period OF depression and emphasizes the
old and we'll known fact that It Is hard
to keep good town down.
A fine shower began falling at an
early hour Yesterday morning and con-
tinued most Of the day. While the rain
was welcome to all, most OF the farmers
report that as yet the crops were not
suffering for moisture. The ground was
becoming rather dry for sod plowing,
however, and the rain will help that
part OF the farmers work and insure
big increase In acreage for next season.
Mr., and Mrs, Dan Thomas came out
from Arlington Tuesday to remain in
Condor for awhile where Mr.. Thomas
WAAi VIC OHkNkOA tuohluk utICI JlG hIHlF5
of the Arlington Warehouse Co., OF
which he is manager. He will receive
a large amount of wool at this place to
be shipped out on the new railroad as
soon as trains are running.
A man appeared on the street the
other day. says an exchange, with
three cornered scar on his face which
looked suspiciously like the print OF a
lady's shoe, and when friend who had
not seen him for a long time met him
and with a look of surprise asked him,
'Why Jim, how did you get that awful
scar ?" He replied; THAT'S a berth
mark" and his friend exclaimed, "Im.
possible you did not have it when a
boy" "No," replied the first man,
"but Its berth mark Just the same.
You see when was returning from the
East, was riding in sleeping car and
tried to get into the wrong BERTH" |