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About Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 28, 1908)
I ITELTS GFLOCAL INTEREST! cwnnnAAnivmriAnnnnj innnnuufi Sherman Wade of Clem, lost a valuable horse last night Earl Beevis left Thursday morning for a few days' visit in Spokane. Miss Hattie Loftin, of Arling ton, is the guest of her sister, Mrs. Blakely this week. Fossil visitors in town were S. E. Todd and Ferner. today I. R. Mr. and Mrs. D. R Thomas went to Arlington yesterday for a few days' visit with friends. Mrs. Claude Andrews and lift! daughter .returned last evening trom a week's visit at Golden dale, TT m " . nowara ioDey who took a carload of sheep to the Portland market for Doc Brown, returned to his home at Olex Wednesday. Mrs. Lucy ; Wright who has been the guest of Mrs. Wm Langhausen returned to her home in .Portland Monday. Mrs. George Stevenson who has been ill the past, week, is much better. Frank Monnahan and wife. were Sunday visitors in Condon from upper Rock Creek. James Murtha, the sheepman. was in town Sundav from hU Rock Creek ranch. ; Mrs. Jay Bowerm&n returned Wednesday from a few days visit in Portand. was Mrs. Welsohns. of Clem. a Condon visitor during the week Paul Bruniel. the Condon stock buyer was on our streets Tues day wanting fat cattle. Mit chell Sentinel. Paul Balsiirer has returned to to London and is airain emnloved at nis old place blacksmith shop. If you have anything to trade exchange, rent or sell, see to it that you use The Globe Wants. Syd Hawson who was in the employ of Lord & Co. at Arling ton, returned to Coitdun the fore part of the week. ouuscnoe lor the Globeirs newsy every week. Justice of the Peace E. Wheir laid off from work Wednesday in nonor or his 4lith birthday. uere s wishing you manv miffc. Judge! Walter Seale returned the fore in the Dunlap P of the week from a trip to nitmgiuu, wnere ne went to see f red Weiman. Walter brought - tvm. crunzel who sustained b back a team of hnraea that k severe leg fracture some ten 1 will break to drive He finely as could be expected under ber shop. Walter went as far as the circrmstances. ' Pendleton with Fred Weiman who ha3 been visitinir in Arlinor U W. lounar has returned ton Since leavimr Condon II from his trip to Portland and left the middle of the weelr ft 1 The moving-picture show re turned to Condon yesterday after an absence of nearly two weeks. They showed to a good house last night Hon. W. F. Jackson returned to his home in Moro this morning. He was well satisfied with the returns of his Gilliam county ranch this season. W. J. Case received a letter a day or so ago bearing the in formation that his brother who formerly lived in this county, had the misfortune of breaking one of his arms while at work in the Santiam district Hon. F. F. Pike who for twen ty years or more was a resident Spokane and is again handling Sand Point Idaho, baggage on the Aver. Mr TVm. aldson, who was takiW his School Exhibit returned to The Dalles Thnrnu Tne Publc schools Dr. Wood returned from The Dalles Wednesday where he met his sister, Mrs. J. J. Panton and little son. Thev accomrvAnien1 the doctor to Condon and wi visit Mrs. Harriet Wood and TV xxr j m " wu a i amines, ut. canton is one - of Portland's 'I Wrtino practitioners. of Gilliam county will not participate in the s:hool exhibit to be held in con nection with the district fair at fhe Dalles. Much as this move is to be reurretted. it is irnnop. ative, because the schools will scarcely have entered in their work for the new school venr Superintendent Sturtrill mav decide to make an exhibit of the Mrs. W. J. Edwards daughter Miss Velma who have been visiting Mr. and Mrs. Fred Edwards the past week, left for Oorvallis Thursday morn in tr Miss td wards will resume her studiesat the Oreeon Aorimil. Wade & Wade Buy Property Wade & Wade, of Olox. bouirht the property of the Undon Hard ware Furniture Co. Thursday auernoon. The properly was purchased from 'f. IS. Richards who had secured itfnm George f I A ...i. . . . . . . cariittru wno conducted a hunt ware and furniture business there a few years ago. As the flirm of Wade & Wade has wished to locate in this eifv for a number of years, it is possible that a new store may come to Condon, although nothinir dof. inite could be obtained from the members of the firm. . Treasurers Notice. All otitnUmlinff count ttuLl issued prior to June kh. are now ( t. ItreMt cwl on March 21, 11)08. J 1. V.Al.m TrPMHwrnl UIIImm county, if011 F.M. Scrivener&Jon ''Klrt Class HOHS1CSH012RS Bhop oi Main Slreol, Condon Oppokhtt Dunn l!ro.' Store When you have ipent your money and have re ceived nothing for it and your eyes still trouble you, see WILLIAMS the JEWELER , Expert OptloUn work of the Condon and Gilliam and county schools at the Mavville fair. The fair is a local institu- ,t '.'.T ,-f i. t w ew nome nuiuV ui vaLruiiage. atStarbuck Ely-Henrovd. A quiet wedding took place at at the home of Mr nn,l xf , - - nenry rletcher. in this city, Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock wnen Elizabeth iienrovd was united in marJasre to Croctcett Ely, of Starbuck. Washington. The ceremony was performed bv Kev. Edward Curran in the presence of the immediate rel. auves. The bride is a sister to Mr. Fletcher and the trroom is a rairoad engineer on the run be tween btarbUCk and Snol-nne The happy couple left Wednes- ALL PAPER MINTS, OILS , AND VARNISH I-Hrat'Ht ih1 lHt ..1..(t. 1 ftook in tha County. Klilim((M furniKlitil nn juhnas to material ami lbor. W. A. DARLING. -. , I r Ar get your money'i wath. We guarantee a ., fit in all cases. Cool at Condon'. Wow About Your Locality? ine weather or the past week ne uiooe wants a live news I . - t . . . . taminnlU. m ,!n v; nas Den unusually coo . The "-"rresponaent in each precinct nS gradUate official weeky ther bulletin the county. Send The Globe tor tne week endinar Mondav. ine news and sign your name to a rnrrnnti August zi, shows that the h o-h. "ems. The name wi not VVitlVII. I S I. Elsewhere aDtjears an item est temPerature in Condon was Printed, but the management reirardinB- the r,m;, , and the lowest 49o. The w,snes 10 the author of the the Mawille fair Tr i thermometer registered 98 at correspondence. Our correspond- ALBERT DAMS Livery ahd Feed Stable Onr IJwry Ftork It Fint-CUn. lHlttlililiin Ij. K.....I,.,.. U....1. Your I'Ktronnga is Hoiieiudi erRixa street Condon Oregon of Sherman county, has sold his Mayville fair. Itiserrone- Tr 8 at Zvll Tr. a tcosW1- property there and removed to ous 43 to th tethe list will be CA9ALka' 103 at Drain 102 T ? &t CfMn"d haYe been NewbX. YSfJrr W? ready for distribution. The iK at 105 " Hermis- doing splendid work, and Clem Newberg, Yamhill countv. Mr. Pike was representative from this legislative district for sev eral terms until beaten at the June election. Mrs. J. W. Beckeri and little ready for distribution. The list er' a at "eis- iJienuiu wrK, ana uem will be out for the middle of " " Newport, XU4 at i'en- 'ias ucc" P'acea anew on the next week. aieion, 4 at Portland, 102 at u,' ine pumicity it has re- Kosemirg, t at Salem. 105 at vea in ine uiohe, the news- Goes to Portland, umatilla, 88 at Wasco, 92 at PaPer that gives all the news Georcre Rerrv k i 90 at Baker City and 80 wortn P"ntmg. The Globe staff ,e amnUrr ; k- at Fairview. The rainfall at writes the news in a dignified. - .., i,un J m x I J j . . . ujuuun lor me weeK was .47 of J" "y ana interesting, style. mat appeals to newspaper read- Sanitary Plumbing! MEANS doing away with all sorts of di seases, doctors' billu etc. Think it over but not too (inert ttnvo your drain nines look. d after by : : : JAMIESON & Th MARSHALL. fumber.j Agts for Sampson Windmill rwinsinjuinnAnruvinjiAnimrina ' flou Is trpc tlnI to Rt youf HOMKor le vt . tMiMinex pnotof;raph(i. t.on ult ut and ttrt prion on ail r i miii or OUTSIDE VIEWS Get your ' tiveitnck. ioultrv. and iwti tthotutraphrd. I pent four yr in view work o aik in iihout tb ht time In order toif you th $ rulu of my xper!enrt. J. P. ROLLINS. PhotoRra- 5 pher, Condon, Orijon. I uv wxnnnnru uvwuuwi vu w wi the emnlov of iu uuo ciijr neunes- jv. ivi ue years asi , ilnv AvflntM fMM d 1 1 : i i mnno rra rt fiirt an men join Mr. . Becken, who is the bookkeeper for the Gilliam Co. Milling Co. Dr. B. P. Butler, the dentist, returned from his vacation last evening. He reports an enjoy- aDie tame, having visited in Port land and Monmouth. , Mrs. But ler and little daughter are still visiting relatives in the valley, but intend returning to Condon in a lew days. Judge H. L. Benson, of Klam ath Falls, for many years prom inently identified with Republic an party circles and for ten years one of the circuit judges for the counties of Klamath, Lake and Josephine and Jackson counties has tendered his resignation to the governor to take effect Sept ember 10. He will re-enter the active practice of the law in his home town with C. L. Stone. Judge Benson says he is out of politics for good. He is the fa ther of Rea Benson of the Con don branch of the Arlington Lumber Co. don branch, expects to leave to morrow morning for Portland. wnere ne win reside perma nently. Mr. BeiTV has heen faithful and trustworthy official. and the company has with re luctance accepted his resigna tion. He has not vet AmAoA upon his plans for the future, but may ensraee in the wood business in the metropolis if the opportunity presents itself. He will , first build a comfortable home for his family and then be ready to enter business Mr. Berry first came to Gilliam county seven years ago, for a time was in the sawmill business at Lost Valley and later assumed charge of the Arlington Lumber to. 's local office. He leaves Condon with the best wishes of a host of friends and acquaintances. Mr. Rea Benson, who has held responsible positions with com, panies having extensive lumber interests and who has been in the employ of the company for several months past, will act as manager of the Condon branch. GILLIAM COUNTY News Notes Items of Interest Gathered bv Our Country Correspondents. WINTER IS NOT FAR OFF COAL AMD WOOD ALREADY HERE AT RIDICULOUSLY LOW PRICES . JUST LOOK! 16-jnch Fir and Alder. $7.25 per cord 16-inch Pine. , . , . 8.00 " 16-inch Oak . . . . 8.50 . , Rocky Mountain Coal 8.50 per ton ARLINGTON LUMBER CO. Rock Creek Notes. J. A. McDaniel and wife were in Arlington from Rock Creek Tuesday. era. Let your locality be repre sented m Gilliam county's live newspaper. At The Dalles. . Large, posters have been scattered throughout thi'3 section for the annual fair to be held at the Dalles, October 6 to 10, inclusive. The posters are re plete with attractions, some of which may not take place but if the fair of a year atro is taken ns a criterion there will be dentv of amusement for all. Mr, Wm. McKinney, of Rock 1 Si l5? --e."" ouitir -mil cu lci tam ers has again secured the con tract "to deliver theroods" in the amusement line and will have charge of the street carnival features. Besides the fruit and livestock exhibits there will be broncho riding contests and a rather attractive racing pro gram will appeal to lovers of horse flesh. Creek, has gone to Baker City to visit her daughter. Mrs. W T Solvester.. W. K. France, of Rock Creek offers some thoroughbred chick ens and a large number of hogs lor sale in this issue "Watch Clem Crow.' Kenneth and Marsh Welsohns went to Clem Wednesday morn J A. - If I 1 Jm ingio waicn uem grow," as Kenneth remarked. The hnva have been harvesting in this vicinity for several weeks nnd since that time a residence has been?erected and two buildings are in process of construction Had they remained awav lono-er o tnenoys fear they would not recognize the old home. Onn rm rvuvwvuwnnnnnnnnnn n c r "v.l I ouiiuun Livery Barn . t.'wler Ne Management I J. W. ill RE, PropY Commercial Men Given Farr Bros ; Meat Market Choice Fresh and Cured Meats of all Kinds. Highest Cash Price Paid for Hides. Johnson Building Condon, Oregon. 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