Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1906-12-07
LOCAL ANp PERSONAL


WIN. Looney Of Ferry Canyon was in
town this week nursing 4 sprained knee.
He Was unfortunate enough TO slip and
fall while working on hIs ranch but
luckily no bones were broken and the
lninry 10 not q serious one.
Weldon Darling left on the train Tues-
day for Portland where he hopes 10 find
employment.
WIN. Dunlap is buIlding an addition
TO hls oiiice In the north end Of town.
Tho district conference Of the Reor-
ganized Chureh Of Latter Day Saints
was held In Condor Saturday and Sun
day. A large attendance 10 reported at
each meeting and great many visiting
eldors u more or less prominence were
present.
Married, at the residence OF the brides
parents near Mayyille. on Tuesday. Nov.
ember 20. Mr.. Arthur Hunter and Miss
Daisy Tay ylor, Justice Gushing officiating.
The bride 10 a daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
WIN. Taylor and has many friends In
Gillian and Wheeler counties who wish
her great Joy In her married life. Mr..
Hunter 10 a well.to.do young farmer Of
Tekoa, Washington. Tor which place the
happy young couple left soon after the
ceremony was periormed.--Journal.
Sheep are now bringing the highest
price In the history Of the industry In
Yskiman, says the Yakima Republic.
The quotation from Seattle this week 10
10 cents pound for carcases. A good
wether will dress nrom 45 10 80 pounds.
The pelt is worth 81 rs and the ofial will
run the price up to $500 or 800 per
head.
Ed Cornett, formerly OF Condor, 10
reported TO be doing q splendid hatcher
business at White Salmon, Washington,
whore another former Condonite, W. l..
Wilcox, 10 running q hotel. Fred Cor.
nett is working In butcher shop at
Cottage Grove.
Vim. Livingston arrived Friday even.
Ing from Portland where he has been
employed for some months. Mt. Liv.
ingston expects 10 remain In Condor for
Q few weeks and return TO Portland.
Earle N. Bevis came up from Port
land last week TO look after business In.
teresIs In Condor.
On Monday the Arlington. Condor
train changed lite schedule. The train
nov leaves Condor at 80 bat no change
is made In the time IL returns.
Mrs. Viola Ward OF Lone Rock left on
Mondays train for Portland where she
will receive medical treatment.
The new Gillian County Bank build
ing is about completed. The bank NOV.
ed Into their new quarters Sunday and
are now transacting business on the fret
floor Of one Of the best brick buildings
In the city. The banking room is nice
ly finished aud has been fitted mp with
new fixtures.
Fred Bohm, who has been herding
sheep In Wyoming for over year. re-
turned TO Condor last week to look after
business interests. Fred thinks Wyo-
ming is great sheep country.
Attorney Parman transacted business
In Arlington THE week.
George Earhart. whose furniture and
hardware store was closed by creditors
some time ago, has filed q petition In
bankruptcy.
Geo. w. Ciaxton, representing the
Oregon Journal was In town during the
week.
F. T. Hnrlburt departed Wednesday
morning on business visit to Portland,
The Dalles and Shsniko.
Grant Wade was business visitor In
Condor Tuesday evening.
Dr.. Gavey was called to olex Wednes-
day to attend Mrs. Earl weatheriord.
Jerry B. Lester OF Quinton was bust.
ness visitor In Condor this week.
VIM. Stillwell wss one OF the new aub-
scribers to the GLOBE this week. Mr..
stlllwell took advantage OF the Oregon
Journal and GLOBE clubbing offer.
A Condor woman, who is hardly q
bright and shining star In the literary
armament, wished to express her