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About Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 8, 1913)
TltE CONDON GLOItE ARLINGTON SUPPLEMENT TO THE CONDON GLOBE j la 0 A BUSINESS LUXURY A CHECKING ACCOUNT is indeed a business necessity; and he who tries to get along without one is at a great dis advantage. Cj It is not required that a person should have a large bulk of busi ness in order to open an account. jjPro fessional men, farmers, stockmen, andal somany women, are running check ac counts. If you have never done business in this way, and are not familiar with the plan, come to us and we will get you started. ARLINGTON NATIONAL ARLINGTON &VICINITY Doings in Our Neigh boring City, Report ed to the Globe by its' Stall Correspondent. Mrs. H. M. Cox la visiting rel atives at Hermiston. Miss Lulah Mobley was visiting friends in Arlington this week. Rev. Moorel.ead will hold ser vices at the Olex M. E. church Sunday, August 10. Mrs. Frank Little and children of Mikkalo passed through Ar lington Thursday on their way to Baker to visit with relatives. Mrs. Carrie W. Durnham who has been attending , turr.mvr school returned home the first of the week. Mrs. R. E. Tozier left this week for Idaho where she will spend the remainder of the summer. J. A. Swanson started up hi? threshing machine Tuesday in the Dlalock country. J. A.. Ward of Portland is here this week visiting with rela'ives and friends. Earl Snell and Colby Clarke were down from Condon the first of the week in the lattcr's new Metz runabout. Miss Myrtle Smith of The Dalles was here this week to at tend the Leghorn Clark wed ding. John Jakel of Centerville, Wn. was in Arlington this week vis iting with relatives. Norman Sturgess of Vancouver was In town the fore part of the week renewing old acquaintances. G. It Moorchuad and family who have been enjoying the cool breezes at Seaside for somo time returned home the first of the week. Mrs. J. M. Reed of Cecil stopped oft at Arlington Saturday on her way to Oakdale, Washington, her former home. , Will Smith of The Dalles was here this week locking after business matters. Geo. W. r.ipgs end Wiilur France mmle im auto trip to Kent this week. II. V. Shanks, who has been at New nort for n few day?, re turned the first of the week. Walter Wade of Olex was In town this week. Dayton Lamorenux and Frank Leghorn were Condon visiters the first of the week. J. E. Stephens, a farmer of Rock Creek was in Arlington this week on business. Mrs. W. H. Sponce of Roose velt is visilirw nt tho home cf Mrs. Martinson. . BANK . EEU Jamieson & Marshall SANITARY PLUMBERS CONDON. OREGON. Water on the Ranch Agents Sampson Windmills. See ns before laying elsewhere. We are Equipped for WeH Drilling Estimates Given on all kinds of Water Systems We De Stataarj Wark aa4 Bar, Duty Work Skirted HAq rtlo( (ht t ouulrr All Work Dou by Electricity ( The Dalles Marble and Granite Works L. C0MIN1, Proprietor. Designer, Manufacturer, Importer JOHN JACKSON Confectionery, Tobaccos, Fruits and Nuts, Papers and Magazines. Branch House at Condon B All Kinda of Marble and Graalla Moauawat Work SBtciallr B i B ID Rtaiosioa Armi-Uoio Maullit Cwtrldio Co. " " " "" Mii.n liiii. n in l. aaM O CS7J.T VSKJ CT.7r,nJ C5gSaJ Er?S3 j,.,,.,-,J w - n-. 0 Patronize Home Industry fbwiSf' Wei h ;i, is--. fj L f I J miL kmJ fmm th at. UlU-tm ' " A NEW HIGH POWER RIFLE- Tht Rrn'mttoit' VMC Slidt Action Repeattr i GETTING in touch with the shooting fraternity 1I over the, rounlry, at we do, we find very tonsidcrtiMe numher of Keininitton users who want a Kemingtnn ahde action re. peater in a fVfA pouw modl one heavy enough (or practically any type of game that is found on tint continent. Ilia answer to this demand it the new Remington-UMC I tilth Powr Slide Action Kepeating Rille. During the lew months throe rtllra have Keen on the market, aeverul hundred of them have been put inlo uae. The testimony of the owners it that they aro emphatically a aucceaa. Youf Ramiaetnn dealer boa tHaea irpeotine riBm in nor V w will set you ona. Dua'l buy kutb power fMalrr unul you twvo aean m. H ta th tun yuu wail. 4 Tl Draotliiar. New York 3C 3C GILLIAM MORROW SHERMAN WHEELER lOND ANNUAL E3 rn ru n r I i I it II 1 f fl 1 f II II 11 II XI 1 I I - At 1 II f 1 (lli.l a U i ii P fl n Three Big Days October 1, 2 and 3 For Full Information Ad dress Chas. Horner, Sec. $3000 To Be Awarded in Premiums and Prizes Valuable prizes will be given for the best grain, fruit, vegetables etc. that is grown in four counties There will be horse races every afternoon, also ball games every day. Aero plane flights are expected The live stock showing will be one of the best in all eastern Oregon. Many high class prize winners wttwoju-w iiBivA.rarwcrCTtrawi '..jmaa.AXXLnrrBBmn.u anvil ttVliMma 5 0 OCI3C PLAN YOUR EXHIBITS NOW THE PRIZES ARE WORTH EFFORT t i 4 i Aft- 5 tl!- til II' 1 i I ! I
