Condon globe., July 21, 1911, Image 4

CONDON GLOBE, FRIDAY JULY 21. 1911
Williams the Jeweler
and
Expert Optician
Condon's Leading Jeweler
t
MILK
Delivered anywhere
in the City
Cream if Ordered
Right. Prices
N. Howland
THE
SNIPTION
DAIRY
Located 4 ailu eeatawest ot
Ceadoa. Priairtd te fan ill
adtt, creu, bitter and batter
ilk. Wagea racket towi it
7 t. m. eeckwtniiBf. Will de
lirer twice a day after May, lOtk.
L Stephen,
Proprietor
AMERICAN
FENCE
Is Best by Test
FOR SALE BY
INTERIOR
WAREHOUSE
COMPANY
CONDON, OREGON
the
beautiful
iceless
fountain
has arrived and is in
operation. We In
vite you to come, in
spect the machine.
and enjoy the
Matchless Soda
DeliciousIceCream
and all our refresh
ing Summer Drinks.
McDonald's
Salt Lake
Chocalates...
Victor Concert
Each Day
Selections from Car
uso, Vesellas, Italian
Band, Grand Opera,
etc. q Everything
for your comfort at
the big Drug Store.
Graves &
VanSlype
Prescription
Druggists . . .
CONDON, - OREGON
W. A. DARLING
Carries a Complete Line of
WALL PAPER, PAINTS
OILS AND VARNISH
Estimate: furnished on Jots as to
Labor and Material,
Barber
Shop
Up-to-date Ton
sorial Parlors
Stephens &RandalI
...PROPRIETORS...
lit Dear North First National Bk
Raises J-
ff the pMr'
Dough
II Better! tfteig
25c , w8P
. TO. Pound Can VS'
All Grocara
Oo ICo
PURELY PERSONAL
Coming and Going of People oi Condon and Vicinity (or the Week,
At Seek By The CloWt Reportorial Staff.
Loren Kennedy went to E, C.
Rogers ranch on Tuesday to
work though harvest
Lester Wade went to Arlington
on Tuesday.
W. K. Farrar is erecting a
large barn on his ranch west of
Condon.
It. A. Carnine went to Arling
ton on Tuesday.
E. 6. Stomp of Mayville is
building another Hue barn on his
ranch.
Evangelists Earnest Matthews,
E. A. Lewis and Sadie McCoy
Lewis of Fossil passed through
this city yesterday morning on
their way to Bellinghani, Wn.,
Where they will hold a series of
evangelistic meetings.
J. E. Schroeder went to The
Dalles yesterday on business.
Wm. Freeman returned on
Tuesday evening from a few
weeks vacation spent in western
Oregon and is again in charge
of the Inland Limited. C. K.
Andrews returned to his home
in The Dalles.
The Ward ranch composed of
1920 acres, owned by the Wade
estate, was sold this week by
D. B. Thomas and Wilber Wade
for $30 per acre, the Wade es
tate taking in Washington timber
lands in the deal.
Jay Bowerman of Portland ar
rived in this city on Monday
evening.
Jamieson and Marshal recently
sold Clyde Cripe a 25 horse-pow
er Alamo gasoline engine which
will be used in threshing.
Carl Balding of Montavilla is
visiting friends in this city.
Father O'Rourke returned on
Wednesday evening.
Dave Cantwell has moved into
the Keeney house in north
Condon.
H. J. Simmons has taken up
his residence in the John Scott
house in west Condon.
Father Brophy of Hermiston,
who filled the pulpit in the Cath
olic Church for the past two
weeks during his absence of
Father O'Rourke, left on Monday
morning.
Mrs. C K. Andrews and little
daughter, Kleone, of The Dalles
visited in this city over Sunday.
Mrs. M. R. Hicks left on Mon
day morning for Portland to spend
a few weeks.
Wm. Shea returned on Monday
evening from a visit of Beveral
weeks at his former home at
Brownsville, Oregon.
Mrs. Dave Edwards and child
ren returned on Monday from a
visit with relatives and friends in
the east.
The Spray Courier has installed
a job press, type, stationery, etc.,
and is again getting out its issue
at home.
"DIGNIFYING
THE
INDUSTRIES"
Arther Shilling came up from
The Dalles on Tuesday to visit
a few days with relatives tnd
friends.
H. A. Thiessen left yesterday
morning on a business trip to
Portland.
S. G. Potter left on Wednes
day morning for new York City
to be away about six weeks.
Jud Keizur is working for Farr
Bnts. Ed Portwood took his
place at the Arlington Lumber
Co's. yards.
Sam Grant of Mayville was in
this city on Tuesday.
Mrs. A. F. Ferris gave a lunch
eon to a number of friends on
last Saturday afternoon. Those
who attended wore kimonas and
took there fancywork. A very
pleasant time is reported.
F. T. Hurlburt and Lester
Wade went to Arlington on Sat
urday evening in the latter' au
to to attend the directors meet
ing of the Arlington National.
1 1 hi i -r i i f
0. 0. Campbell was in Arling
ton a few days the latter part of
last week.
Harvesting is in full awing in
the north end of the county and
in some instances the grain is
turning out considerably better
than was expected.
Thomas Dillon left on Wed
nesday for Portland after spend
ing a few days in this city.
One fanner in the Gooseberry
country has a good crop this
year while on all sides of his
farm the crops are poor. This
tells the tale of the difference
between good farming and poor
farming.
I. A. Johnson of Fossil passed
through this city Tuesday morn
ing bound for Portland.
Sam Davis of Fossil was in the
city on Tuesday.
Ed Horn of Fossil took the In
land Limited from Condon Tues
day morning en route for West
ern Oregon.
A. S. Hollen left on Monday
morning for Portland to join his
wife who is visiting there. They
expect to leave Portland about
the 20th of this, month for Kas-
sas City to visit for some time.
Geo. Knox of Fossil was in
this city Monday morning en-
route to The Dalles and Portland.
Mrs. 0. H. Springer and little
son returned to their .home in
The Dalles Tuesday, r
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Millet of
Fossil were in thisacity Tuesday
morning on their , way to Port
land. ' '
Miss Florence Orwick left on
Tuesday morning for Gwendolen.
Wm. Gross and Herbert Clarke
caught 62 fine trout cm Mondav
and probably would have brought
in twice that number had not
their bait given out.
TbU li the till of a beautiful Si-page book, which
will show any boy or (lrl bow to SUCCEED. Drop a
poatal la tha mall TODAY and it will bo sent FEES.
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tha Industrial, and to eerye ALL tba paopla. It offere
couraaa in Agriculture, Civil Engineering, Electrical
Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Mining Kngln.
aerlng, Forestry, Domestic Science and Art, Com
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September aid. Catajogfroe. , ( ( .
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COLLEQB, Corrallta, Oregon. - ,
Professional Directory.
LAWYERS
T. A. Weinke
Attornaya-at-law
Olllrt In Condu Nal'l lleua DM.
Condon, Oregon
K. R. Butler
Attornay-at-Law
Will practice la ill .he Courts.
Otllr in Old rirei Nat l Hank Hide.
Condon. Oregon
Geo. W. Parman
Attornavat-Law.
U. S. Commlaalonor
INtreftlt AtUMitlut itren In (II twit
um htnwixllu mj car.
Condon, Oregon
DOCTORS
J. F. Wood, M. D.
Physician & Surgeon
Condon,
Oregon
L. L. Taylor, M.D.V.
VETERINARY
Physician and Surgeon
Condon. OrogO'i
AUCTIONEERS
Wayne Grider
AUCTIONEER
Condon,
Orogon
NEWSPAPER
The Condon Globe '
The Official Paper for
Gilliam County.
Condon National Bank Bldg.
owlittleVarnish I
, It Will Take to give your Floor one coat? Measure the num-
ber of Square feet, and if you use CH1NAMEL VARNISH, figure
en only one pint for each 100
or Colored.
S. B. BARKER Co., hud
The Pioneer Paint Store
WM. DUNLAP.....
Expert Blacksmith. Second-Hand Bugcii, tnd
Wagons, Plow and Harrow For Sale.
Call and sea him for Prices.
Upper Main Street, CONDON, OREGON.
: SUMMIT
Everything Strictly First-class and up-to-date.
Best home-cooked meals in the Northwest. -
r. H. STEPHENSON, Prearietar
r J. V. SHAW-
Light anC Heavy Hauling Ice Delivered in Large
s
ancl Small Quantities Moving House
hold goods
satisfaction
Business Locals
The Summit Hotel serves
chicken dinners every Sunday.
They are the best In the citjr
The Hotel Oregon haa the
most up-to-date service of any
hotel in the county Unsurpasi
ed dining service
The Sunday dinner at the Ore
gon Hott-1 is becoming more
popular each week
Eat your Sunday dinner at the
Hotel Oregon
Bui meets All trains for the
Summit Hotel. Your patronage
solicited and satisfaction guar
anteed. Many farmers are putting
themselves to an unnecessary
expense by feeding their stock
rolled barley at $30 per ton when
they can purchase and feed the
finest beardless barley hay at
$25 per ton. The latter will last
longer and is just as good or
better feed and may be purch
ased from the Arlington Lumber
Co. in this city.
STRAYED
A mouse-colored mule, three
years old, branded on left hip
with circle with X inside of the
circle. A suitable reward will
be given for knowledge concert
ing his whereabouts or for his
return to Jas. Dunn, Con64v,
Oregon.
Babbitt Metal For Sale
We have about 100 pounds of
the finest of babbitt metal for
sale cheap. It will come in
handy in babbitting your header
or combine. For further par
ticulars call on or address,
The Condon Globe.
.
iquare feet. We have it, Clear
HOTEL. :
CONDON, OREGON.
1
BaaF"
a specialty.
Guaranteed
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