SUPPLEMENT TO THE CONDON GLOBE, JULY 3, 1908
Ira Phillips and wife, of Clem,
were Condon visitors the first
of the week. ,
Miss llattie Loftin is visiting
in town, the guest of her sister,
Mrs. Blakeley.
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Miss Jean Blake who has been
the guest of her mother, Dr.
Blake, for the past month, ret
urned to her home in Baker City
on last Saturday.
Chas. H. Horner returned to
Condon last Saturday after a
week or ten days' visit in Salem
and Turner. Mrs. Horner re
mained in the valley for a while
longer visiting her parents.
Helen Morill, of this city, vis
ited during the past week in
Arlington, as the guest of Zedah
Sweeten, and returned Thursday
accompanied by Miss Sweeten
who will visit her during the big
celebration. 1
Rev. L. N. B. Anderson, pas
tor of the Methodist church at
Arlington, has tendered his res-
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Rev. Mr. Leitz will succeed , him
' and will have charge of the
churches at Arlington and Olex.
Rev. Anderson goes to Kenne-
wick, Washington.
II. A. Thiesen who has been
manager of the Interior Ware
house company, at" . Arling
ton, ! arrived in Condon
Monday evening to take
charge of the local office. The
change is due, as mentioned two
weeks ago in The Globe, to the
removal of W. N. Pattullo to the
company's Spokane office. Mr.
Pattulo left Tuesday for his new
field of activity.
The function of the kidneys w to
Strain the impurities of the blood
which is constantly passing
through them. Foley's Kidney
Remedy makes the kidneys
healthy. They will strain out all
waste matter from the blood.
Take Foley's Kidney Remedy and
it will make you well.' Condon
Drug Co.
This Means You I
The Arlington Lumber Co,
proposes to lend every effort to
to make you comfortable during
the Fourth of July celebration.
Shade, water, and a place to rest
Come everybody and make. your
selves at home.
We Offer
Fourth of July Bargain Days
On orders placed and payments
made upon we are going to give
you Bargains, heretofore untold
in Condon: Hodge Mowers and
Hodge Headers, Chatham Fan
ning Mills. ; Remember these
are Fourth prices only.. So come
early and avoid the rush at the
Arlington Lumber Co.
Arlington
Lumber Co.
Everybody
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GRAND
CELEBRATION fc MARKET
Alio f'DAYS
CONDON, OR.
Greatest Event Ever Pulled
off in Gilliam County.
PROGRAM
' .. JULY 3
Market Day Free Public Auc
tion and Private Sales during
morning.
Afternoon
1:30 Condon Park Grounds.
60 yd dash.
220 yd dash
120 yd hurdles
High jump
3:30 Ball game
Each team limited to 12 men,
each player to be booked on one
team only.
7:30 Music by Band. (Main St)
Street events Fat Men's
race, $2.50; Egg race,
$1.60; Boys race, Solid
Gold Signet Ring, value
$3.50 given by Williams,
the Jeweler.
9:30 Grand Ball (Skating Rink)
JULY 4
Morning
Firing of Anvils at Sunrise
10:00 Grand Parade Forming
at Congregational church,
goes north three blocks
turning east on Walnut St
one block, thence south to
Spring and on to Main St,
On Main as far as the Ore-
fon Hotel turning east to
kating Rink.
llK), Exercises at Skating Rink "
.Music
Reading Declaration of
Independence.
Oration by Hon. C. N.
McArthur of Portland.
Music :
Afternoon,
2:00 Association Park Grounds.
100 yd dash
440 yd run
220 yd hurdles
440 yd relay race 4 men
from each ball team.
Purse $10.
For all track events purse
of $7.50 first place, $2.50
second place. . 50c en
trance fee for each
event to be added to purse
Horse Races.
3:30 Ball Game
Broncho busting, $17.50 j
- first prize, $7.50 2nd.
6:30 Music by band -Street
Events Potato race
$3.00; Lean Men's race,
$2.00; Pie eating contest
, fine hat given by The S.
B. Barker Co. ; Shoe and
stocking race, $1; Ladies
. race, ... Bead . Necklace
, value $8.00 given by
Williams, the Jeweler.
9:30 Grand Ball
Frank Moore, Marshal of Day
JULY 5
2:00 p. m. Deciding Ball Game
for purse.
NOTB All entries tor truck and (ItM erenU
unit b llatod with O. Vetch by 42 o'clock on
doJT Ol .TCIltl.
$500.00. IN PURSES
Cordially Invited. Celebrate in the
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. Mark Portwood left Tuesday
morning for a few days trip to
Baker City.
Mrs. A. J. Shelton returned
Monday from an extended visit
in Milton.
Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Adkins
and family who have made Con
don their home for the past six
months, left Tuesday morning
for their new home in Milton.
Jack Bryant left Tuesday mor
ning for The Dalles, his future
home. He and the Fletcher
Bros, have taken possession of
the Midway saloon in that city.
Jack will have charge of the
business.
W. H. Morrison and' Jess
Beardsley, of Arlington, arrived
in Condon Monday to help in the
Kerr, Gifford Warehouse during
the wool baling season. The
boys will stay and celebrate in
town during the Fourth.
Agent Smith, for the Holt
harvesters, says that , he has
placed $20,000 of machinery so
far this season in the vicinity of
Condon and that before the sea
son ends it will run up to $80,-
000. ' A threshing machine
which was sent back to Walla
Walla on Tuesday morning bore
a sign inscribed, "Driven out of
Condon by the Holt harvester."
Advertised Letters
Harris, Mrs. Ada . . . . ' ,
Hudson, Mrs. Anna '
Jones, Mr. Arthur
Jones, Mark
Jones, Ben
Lee, Francis O
Palmer, Victor
Condon, Or. June 20,1908.)
JohnF. Reisacher, P.M.
J. P. Rollins, the photographer,'
will during the three days' celebra
tion make a specialty of postal
card photos. Don't alius this op
portunity. The photo cards will
,be finished the very day' they are
taKen. Visit our studio. '
The Condon Meat
& Ice Company
Is prepared to supply
everyone with the best
of meat from their shop
meat that is kept during
these warm days in our
storing room of a temper
ature nearly down to
freezing. We are also
turning out a ton and a
half of ICR every twenty
. four hours. - ,
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Keep Cool with the pure
home frozen product.
100 pound cake 75 e
Less quantities lc per lb.
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Phone calls for either
meat or ice promptly ans--wered
arid delivered to
home or place of business
at anytime of the day.