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About Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 7, 1908)
F.M. Scrivener&Son First Class HORSKSMOEWS -uwvrviwu innnAftftWuwuinwuuuwuvuvmonnJWuuwinnAJiw ITEMS OF INTEREST FROM CONDON AND GILLIAM COUNTY Shop on Main Street, Condon Opposite Dunn Rros.' Store John Elias EXPERT SIGN PAINTER 'Fresco and Pictorial Work and all kinds of painting. Buggies painted for from $15 to $20. Main Street, Condon, Oregon Fred Anderson is in from Pine Ridge. Miss Rose Wherrv left for Hepp- ner this morning. Miss Belle Townsend is visit ing friends in May ville this week. Wm. Burns returned last even ing from a week's sojourn in the Rose City. E. J. Catlett returned from Portland Friday. He disposed of 27 head of horses while in the valley. WALL PAPER PAINTS, OILS AND VARNISH Largest and best select ed stock in the County. Estimates furnished on jobs as to material and labor. W. A. DARLING. John Knox left yesterday morning for Long Beach, Wash., to enjoy the sea breezes. Morrow county's wheat crop is estimated at WO.OOO bushels. The Misses Potterton, of Port land, are the guests of Mr. and Mrs, F. T. Hurlburt this week. Lester Wade returned Monday to his home at Olex after a two weeks' sojourn. Clem News Harvest is in full blast J. 0. Lewis, of Mikkalo, was a business visitor here Monday.. Wilma Yancey left last Satur day for the Willamette valley. Frank Welsohns returned Tuesday evening from a trip to Portland. , - D. O. Clark arrived here last Troasuror't Notic. All auUUmlinR county warrant" issued prior to June 20th. r now payable liitrr(.tjU'''.M,l on Marvli 21, IWH. TroatuwoKiilllain imiil, Or'1" .T ..... ... Friday eveninir from McMinn rrol. U. T. MCArmur leu iw ... - . . . -,. . f f(ir , the valley on Wednesday going overland with his team. L. Chandler. - Mr. and Mrs. Fremont Wade Frank Laughrige, wh.wa, the were m town msc ay e e guest of his brother Norbert. "v'"' . week left yesterday w iumay uu uumh Miss Lilian lianney, oi unuon, visited her sister, Mrs. Sherman this Pendleton. Mrs. E. 0. McCoy and son, of The Dalles, were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Hallie S. Rice this week. Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Clark and Miss Agnes Clark, of Monmouth, are the guests of Dr. and Mrs. B. F. Butler, this week. Mrs. George Schott. of Ferry Canyon, returned last evening from an extended visit to Monmouth. ALBERT DAMS Livery and Feed Stable fhir l.ln etrvlr ! Firet-flaaa. Beat attention to boarding Stock. Your Patronage u Solicited. SPRING STREET Condon Oregon S. B. COUTURE & CO. Prepared to handle all kinds of Fuel Phone No. 6 A Office Lost Valley L. L. Co. DAVID GAtlTWELL Blacksmith and Wagon Maker Work Guaranteed MACHINE REPAIRING A SPECIALTY All kinds of repairing One Block West of Hotel Oregon V.E.BUERKLE Shoemaker General Repair All work guar anteed. Wn9&e Bob Palmer expects to leave Saturday for Shaniko where he will work in the hotel recently purchased by E. C. this city. Ten you have ipcnt Lr money and have re vived nothing for it and im eyes still trouble you, see Jim Cameron who has been Wade last Sunday around Sumpter looking after Farmers in this section of the his sheep returned to Condon last country are estimating their fall Saturday. The Arlington Lumber Co. loaded their last car of last year's wheat this week for the Port land market. wheat yielding from 12 to ju bushels to the acre. Tranmnir a coyote at this time of the year is an unusual occur ence. Yet Ira Phillips trappeu one last Tuesday night He put n rWri hpn into a badger hole frtr Vujir nnd set the trap at the of the hole, soon enter intr th povote had no difficulty William Poolr wpri in findinirWfrCuth Dr. Edna Blake, the osteopath, left Wednesday for Pullman, Wash., where she will locate and practice her profession during the next year. Mrs. J. D. Estes, Mrs. J. E. Hunt, Mrs. Elma Case and Miss Alice Portwood are planning for .. ... e a trip east the latter pan oi the month. UatllVQ (1IIV4 l lllltMII " - - - I - passengers on the out-going train the question is. what became of dmm rtf on Monday and bound lor rort- uwneu. -vw u m ivvfcti a, v , I fMn Aot,mm fViA f tuna . there another coyote that toon John W. Hire, of the Condon desperate chances, for the bait i Livery Barn leaves to-morrow wa3 surely gone for Heppner to bring back a Some one made the remark L O W RATES EAST Will lie made by the O. R. & N. This Season as follow: ROUND TRIP To Diroet Chicago TiW) St I.mii 07. WJ su Paul taw DmnhA M.OO Kansas City . MUX): Tickets will be on sulo May 4. 13 June 5,(5, ID, 20 July C. 7, 22, 211 August 6, 7, 21. 22 Good for return in DO days with stopover privileges at pleasure within limits. OOM'T FORGET THE DATES For further information call on D. TIERNEY, Loco) Agent, . Wm. McMuiiray, G. P. A., Portland, - - , Oregon. WILLIAMS the JEWELER txpert OptloUn And get your money's worth. We guarantee a fit in all cases. E. M. Larkin of the Best Com bined Harvester Co., is again in this vicinity, after a month s visit in Sherman county and the Klickitat country where he placeo a number of machines. Miss Maud Coffin and Mrs. Archie Ferguson went to Hood River the first of the week, from which place they will go to Mt Hood. Mrs. Ferguson will re turn to Condon for a few days after which she will go to Portland to be the guest of Miss Coffin for several months. Miss Grace McKinney, of Bla- lock, who has been visiting her sister, Mrs. W. S. Farr for a week, returned home Monday. Miss McKinney was taking sub scriptions for the Oregon Jour nal as she is striving for a place in the contest, now conducted by that progressive newspaper. Miss McKinney now stands second in this district Eastern Oregon and Eastern Washington, in the Oregon Jour nal contest, being only a thous and votes behind the first place contestant. The Journal is a live newspaper and Miss McKin ney should receive strong sup port while soliciting for that paper. Whist was the Came. A most enjoyable evening was spent on Wednesday when the members of the Minnehaha Reb ekah lodge entertained their friends at progressive whist About forty guests gathered around the tables to contest for honors. Mrs. J. J. Portwood was awarded a beautiful silver coffee spoon for making the high est score among the ladies and Mr. James Burns won a hand some "near beer" stein. Re freshments were served after the awarding of prizes. team and buggy which has been that the coyote in the trap not 1 i t .' Mn , 1 . . 1 1 m 1 1 l . usea Dy commercial intra m mo- to De paruai to mmseti, Kepi me king the interior country. Andrew Tellefson, of Shaniko, was the guest of his brother Martin Tellefson, of the Gilliam Countv Mills, for a day this week while on his way to Wilbur, Wash It is understood that during harvest season the Condon stores will be permitted to keep open Sundays so as to accomodate the farmers during the busy season. Dr. Wood went to The Dalles vesterdav to meet Wm. Cook on his return from Seattle with a runabout automobile. If the ma chine Droves satisfactory, Dr. Wood may conclude to buy it. trap and gave his friend, the hen. A most generous coyote this fellow must have been! And not untiV W-Heked every cur dog in town, seven at a time, was he put out of misery. iiniuvAAnAJvitrunAAvnftn'wiAfl s 5 ftRTISTlC PHOTOBRAFHf Jtou is tl?e ilrl ifi vo'ur HOMKor itlc of liutiiK'HK ii(iti'graihi "1. Ci. null u tl (ft pric-i on mi hind of OUTSIDE VIEWS fltfl your livestock, poultry. niul it'U i!)o.otrpnrl 1 prut four ymm in viw work HO Art III ftlKHll 1110 im tiuit iii ordir t give you thn ttt reuiu or my ipneiu. LP. ROLLINS, Photoiy&, r.:yo"..oron. 3 KnuvnruvnaruuAAAfuwvuwtfwt jnjirvAnrurvnvrumariAAnjviAfup 1 l"JJJJJ','.C OF Notice oT Executor's &alo. IN TIIK CO!-STY COI'IIT OK TUB KTATK OltK'ioN FOR UII.I.IAM COCNTV. 11I lh K.Ulp ol John llrlif. lf In Hi' Mutlir reawl. NOTU'F. IIBBKBVOIVKS niul lliemi- .Irnlifiinl Jmi U Btirm, Exlltur l Hi'" above nurnni Kmiilo, by vlrme o! an Onlcr ol Slfllll I I. Ollill'illlljf mail l lb ! UlUttrU rourt on Ihi- 6th day l July IW. ' whlrh MMOnlrr h hrn'tiilure Iwen nl i-ntrwl In the Jtmrnsl ol the abure etitltlort Court, autlmr- King, empowerlu ami l-lceinlnit me to an. I will from and alter Friday thatih ilayol !il umlier 11KJH. nnx-eeil to aell at private aale. at j.... ...... 1 i...,.n iih.ii tt. Lirni. heli'ln ifti-r lllell- G. West, general manager tio..i.u ie ioiioindlwribeo K,i K.ut.e CoHnty. Stat ol OroRoii. to wit: Houthweat oitarter. ami the F.at hall ol the Doutheait qnark-r ol Hii'tloii Two 1'J). and the Woat hall ol the Nortliweit iiiart-r ul Uectlon One (1) In Towiuhlu Two ('.'1 roiilh ol Itatine Tweiit) i K. W, M. Term, and Condltlona ol Aale: Cauli In hand. In C. H. Uold Coin. Hule lo be anWfeltn l.'outlrniatlon hy the above entitled Court. Dated atl.'ondon, OreKnn. tlili th day ol Auxuit l'.MH. JAMF.S P. Ill UN. Executor ol the Eilate ol John llarley, Ifeoeaaed 1 Condon 1 Livery Barn t'uder Ne Mauaiji m.-lil S 3 I J. W. HIRE. PropT of the Portland branch of the In temational Harvester Co.. was a Condon visitor Wednesday lookine over the prospects in this vicinity for his company Dr. B. F. Butler and family pxnect to leave the middle of next week for an outing at New port. The doctor will be away for about ten days and persons wishing to see him regarding dental work should make an ap pointment with him before Wed nesday. WANT&D, FOR SftLB, FOUND, ETC Sanitary Plumbing! MEANS doiner awav i with all sorts of di- sfiasps. doctors' bills. L etc. Think it over but not too long! Have your drain pipes look ed after by : : JflMIESON & The MARSHALL, P'niber Agts for Sampson Windmill top ! coatfb d hoals lunga WILLAMETTE UNIVERSITY Founded In 1844 New $50,000 building this year. The COLLEGE OF LIBERAL ARTS has strong, brain-developing courses. Other courses in Oratory, Music, Theology, Education, Medicine, Law, and in the Academy. 45 Professors, High Quality Instruction. State Libraries afford superior advantages. For catalogue address President F. Homan Salem, Oregon ' LOST, Notice For Publication. UoUled Trait Public Land Hale Nn. iwt Land Office at The In I lei. Orexon, Aiitnat llh, IWH Notice la hereby (riven that, a directed by the (iiiiimlmloiiL-r oltlio General Ijind OlhVe, nn der Drovlalona ol Act ol Congrea approved Jiina tt. l'ju. Public-No. !XM, we will offer at nubile lulc. to the blKlient bidder, at'i:l.ri o clock p. m.,on the 17th day ol September next, attbla olltce, the IoIIiiwIiik tractol land, to wit: F. WJ4HW!-tHKV-rH!tlou 19 Towiublp 3 Homo Range 22 E. W, M. Anvnerioni claiming adveraely the above- deacribed laudi are advised to Die their elalinn or objentlona, on or before the day aliovc denln nated lor uile. C. W. MooRi. Reiflntur. Commercial' Men Given r j 1 a . . . t 3 caretui Aiiemion. 3H1 II M Cmm Dnne run Ul UO. Meat Market Choice. Fresh and Cured Meats of all Kinds. Highest Cash Trice Paid for Hides. HOR&FS BOUGHT fl.NO fcOLD Johnson Bulldlna rAntAai aT NAA A M g( VVHUVIIf V)VI aatf 'IHJ LmmI To ' Tnnii"nr V i in H$ IZSmJ Beautiful Dress lat$ MA K 10 t'K A CALL. 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Owner Scipnce and Art. Commerce, and may have same by calling at this Mechanic Arts, including forge office and paying tor this notice, work, cabinet maKing, bieam fitting, nlumbmg. machine WANTED don and vicinity to look alter work, etc, n.....w. uiwi uicri.H.e alio. arrlptlon Hut of a prominent monthly magnstlnr on a aalary and communion tl. (experience deairable bnt not necemiary. Good opportunity ion rlgni peraon. Aiiareaa rnunaner, mix im Htatlon u, New lorn Vwv votaai rravanti rnumiiia Strong faculty, modern equip ment; free tuition; opens Sept-ember25. Illustrated catalogue with full information on application to the Registrar, free. WOOD TO BURN1 II ''ProiTruKtiiiation inl lio tliicf of time." BUY NOW ! We will give you tlm REST WOOD, IIONKST MHASmiK mid SQUARE DEAL ARLINGTON LUMBER CO. CONDON AMUSEMENT HALL V MYERS & WILLOUCHBY , Propa. TOBACCOS An ainironviale mod in BILLIARDS CIGARS whkh ymi are invited to POOL CANDIES. upend a ylmsunt hour CLUB ROOMS MAIN STREET. CONDON
