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CONDON
VOL. XIV.
CONDON. OH KG ON, THURSDAY. MAKCII 2. 1005.
NO. 50.
GLOBE,
Well Pleased With Condon.
Traveling men mid oilier who art
wall otd regarding business cun
dlllnn In nil part of the rattlflo North
wt, all ag-rea that Condon li at prearnt
the most irutiiUiiig town o( Ita ls to
t found on the count, MY. J, K. 1 1 tint,
who rocwntly Invented In business prop
erty here and ho will tiMin entfaga in
the hardware business, la decldetlly of
Kill opinion regarding the town. While
her a few day ago Mr. Hunt autvd to
a representative of thlt pater that lie
ha been In practically awry town In
Oregon and in eastern VVaahington with
in the pat year or ao ami that he lw
Have Condon to have the heat prospect
for rapid growth and development In
the luiniediata future of any town in the
teiritory named. The aplendld fanning
country tributary to thia placa ha lw
Have wilt Insure a good big town here
and ona that will continue to grow for
year to coma.
lat, wno claim a h'a birthplace the
little town of Hllverton. Or. Mr. Davan
port will la on the Trail lilmaelf, In a
reproduction of hi New Jersey farm,
with It log cabin, and will there enter
tain Ktpoaltton vUltore a if they had
called on him In hie Kaitem farm home.
Angora goat and Arabian horaea,
among the latter Oheyran, a (tallion
which won distinction at the Columbian
El poltln, will lie Included in thiaef
hlhlt by one of Oregon' inovt (anion
ton.
Condon National Bank.
The charter for the Condon National
Dank haa ten lued by the comptroller
ol the rnrencr. Thl It the new in
stitution which ha just been organised
by F. T. Ilurlburtand W. Lord.
A letter recently ret-rived here from
Mr. Itttrlburt Utea that the papt-re of
the new bank were expected to arrive
in l uil I last ' wr iueauay
when a meeting of the itockholdera
would lie held and oliicer would be
elected. Mr. Ilurlburt eipetied lo he
in Condon tomorrow or next dav to ar
range (or aecuriiiK temporary quarter
iu which 10 open the hank pending the
completion of the permanent building.
Kock for the foundation i now being
placed on the ground and It la elected
the foundation will be ready (or the
walla ai eoou a the road it completed
when the brick will te ahipped in Horn
Weston. The building,, which will be
a good one, will be rushed to epevdy
completion. 1 r
Committed to Asylum.
John Hue, aged alxuit 40 year, was
committed to the .asylum fur the insane,
at 8alm, last Friday. The unfortunate
man had been herding sheep for Art
Kmith, on Thirtvmile, for tome lime
and recently developed indication of
insanity, lie biievl that the Salval ion
Army had stolen hi mmiey and on
Thurtday evening attacked Mr. rimith
with a rllle which might have resulted
seriously hal not Mr. Hontli struck up
the muaale (if the gun just a it wa dis
charged, dice's brother a alo work
ing at the place aud on Friday morning
be induced the demented man to come
to town with him when a warrant was
Issued by Justice Neale and ne waa tak
en before Judge Dunn and examined a
a to hi sanity, lie wa adjudged in
aane and waa taken to Salem Saturday
by the sheriff.
Well Known Couple Wed.
L. W. Darling, of thia city, and Miss
Klixaheth A.Hedgwick. of Albany, who
were married at Portland on Huinluv,
February HI, returned to Condon last
finnday aud are preparing for house
keeping in their home on the east aide,
Mr, Darling i a well known attorney of
thia city and hi bride I one of Albany'
moat accomplished daughter. She la a
ister of Mr, (jeorge Berry, of thia city,
and during a visit here last Mummer
made many warm friends. The (il.oK
joina In hearty congratulation ami best
wishes.
The fine new amusement hall Jut
filled up by Mr. F. ltohinaon, of Pendle
ton, in the Filter Johnson building,
waa inrt1 to the public T"ly v-
log. The piece is neatly fitted up and
comprise hllhaida, (Had, bowling and
(hooting. It will no don tit prove to he
a popular amusement place. He ad in
another column.
Resolutions of Condolence.
The following resolution were adopt
ed by the Igo t J range No. 315, Alvlile,
Oregon : v
Wiikkbab. The Angel of Ieath ha
crossed the threshold of our Or.ler, and
taken from our midst our beloved young
sister. Flora McCoimihII, who departed
front thia life on February 0. 1905. Kite
wa an esteemed member of our Urauge
and her sudden death came a a shock
to all. We had not even beard of her
illness and w hen we last taw her she
wa in the full bloom of her youth.
Rksoi.Vko. That we, the member of
Igo Urange extend our sincere sympathy
to the sorrowing relative and commend
them to one who ha promised not to
leave them comfortles.
Kkholvku. That oar charter le drap
ed in mourning for thiny day', a copy
be sent to ttie bereaved parents, copy
be put on the record of the Urauge,
ami a copy be aeut lo the local newspaper.
Mas. William raaiAB,
Mas. Al Collins,
MrlS. (IKOHUB FCH'TT.
Com.
A base hall club, composed of the pub
lic ach.Mil hot wa oiganixed last week
with the following othVer: H. T. Mi
Arthur, president; Jerry Hartshorn,
manager; Fred llawes, secretary ; Frank
llollen, treasurer. The hoy expect to
he able to put up a game when the sea
son open which will put them in the
lead of all school leama in tbi part of
the aiate. . . . ,
New Irrigation Ditch.
It. K. Uraham, a pioneer resident of
this county, who owns a flue ranch on
the John Day river near the mouth of
Thirty tmte, wa in town Monday. Mr.
Graham U busy thia spring taking a
ditch out of the John Day with which lo
irrigate his ranch. The ditch ia to tie
three feet wide on the bottom and Ave
feet at the top and will carry a large
volume of water. It will be one and
one-half mile long and and will carry
it full head of water when the river is at
ita lowest stage.' Mr. Graham has about
200 aires of flue land under thia ditch
And when completed it will give him
one of the moat valuable place In the
county.
Buying Indian Ponies.
G. W. Shipley, of Santa Mane, Call
fornla, who haa been In the city for the
past two weeks buying Indian ponies
for Itis Shetland ranch at Santa Marie,
in Santa Barbara county, will ship out
the first carload of ponies tomorrow,
says b Pendleton paper. The shipment
will consiBtof 27 head of mare ponies,
and will be sent direct to bis ranch
where they will be tamed and bred to
Shetland stallions, lie will return In
the spring to make further purchases.
Will Show Pheasants.
Pheasants Indian, African and Euro
pean ; eared and peacock; Elliot, Jap
anese and Borneo pheasants of almost
everoualnt variety, will be exhibited
on the Trail at the Lewis and Clark Ex
position by no less a personage than
Homer Davenport, the famous cartoon
M ISCELLAN I ES
H Vkto Jim.
Work ha commenced ami la nrogresa
ing rapidly on the new Baptist parson
age on the lot adjoining the church.
The edifice la 2(1 feel square and will be
two stories high. ' . ,, J,
Mr. Wehrli. of Miammri, is in this
county visiting hi eon Win. Wehrli,
the well known farmer and stockman of
Mavville precinct. Hi grandson it
with him on hi western trip.
Notice of Final Settlement.
Nolle Is hereby given (bat tit anttentaned
has filed In the County Court ol the Htate u( Ore
gon, lor illllUm County, bis Dual report as ad
ministrator of th estate of Aitjrnst tteekarop,
deevawd, and that said Court has tismed Turn
day. th 4th dsy ol April, IVOft, at UwCountjr Court
nwm In lh Court House at Condon. Omtnu, at
the hour ot two o'ulock p. m, as the time and
plars lor hearing uhjet tlons to said dual report
AU persons iuteruated In said eslt are hereby
mill fled to premnt tbetr obJvrthMMt U-ld re
port, lo said Court, ou or belore the mentioned
date.
bated at Condon, Oregon, this JM day Of Feb
ruary, 1116.
Kobest BaiaaMr,
Administrator ot th estate ot August Heekarap,
deceased.
A leading paper of the east recently
announced the exultant fact to ita read
er lhat whlskev was coming down.
There ia nothing surpriaiun whatever In
the statement. Whoever heard of
whisaey guiug iu any other direction?
. . .
A maiden fair with sun-kisaed hair,
auie tripping down the street, her face
serene, her aa sixteen gee w'hix hut she
was sweet. On the sidewalk slick ahe
came down quick, wit t a jolt that shook
her curls, but the word she used must
be excused, for she's one of the nicest
girls.
V
The weather the past few days has
possesaed in a noticeable degree those
essentials that cause spring fever, spring
poets, spring songster, aud all other
spring voluptuaries lo gather up their
working paraphernalia and make haste
for business. Even the question is atill
springing in the mind of of moat people
whether spring has really sprung upon
upon us or not.
It seems Impossible that a letter with
anv briefer or even as hrief a form of
addres as the following should ever
reach its destination. But this one is
aaid to have found ita way to the ad
dreasee without any serious delay :
Wood
11 John
Mass.
Can any of the Globs readers de
cipher it?
V
In a certain town not more than three
thousand miles from here (and by the
way, we're glad It didn't happen here)
there existed a "young ladies" club. A
good looking well-to-do old bachelor of
the same town wa continually badgered
by members of the club about hia lonely
condition. Finally a happy idea sng
gested itself to the bewildered an J much
abused victim, ile told the ladies he
would marry the one of their number
whom they should decide on by secret
vote to be his wife. Each of the girls
exercised great care in preparing her
ballot. When the votes were counted
there were found to be nine cast, each
girl receiving one vote. The man is
still living in' single blessedness, the
club is broken up, and the girls are
mortal enemieB.
SUMMONS.
In Ui Circuit Court ot the State ot Oregon (or
the County of Gllliani.
Ovorge Wul.lions and Ida Welshons, plaintiffs j
vs
Kmina C. Evans and Lloyd Evans, their heirs,
executors, stliuiulstrators and asilgns, and all i
perMMis, known and unknown, claiming
through, by, or under them, defendants.
loKuituaC. Evans and Lloyd Evans, their
heirs, executors, administrators, and shIkiis,
and all perwuis known aud auknown, claiming 1
through, by or under them, defendants.
Iu the name of the Stat of Oregon: Yoa and
each of yoa are hereby required, to appear and
answer or otherwise plead to the complaint filed
agaln.t you In the above entitled suit, ou or be
fore Thursday, the 30th day of March, 1S04, and
you aud each of yoa are hereby notified lhat
II you fall so to appear and answer or otherwise
plead to said complaint within said time, the
pint n tiff, for want thereof will apply to said
court for the rehel therein demanded which Is
lor a ducree ol this Court canceling and forever
vetting aside a certain mortgage deed as lound
of reeord iu the mortgage records of Ullllam J
County, Oregon, on page 631 of Vol "E" thereof
upon the following described property, to-wit:
Th8W!iof 8ec.Tp. J 8. of K. 21 E. VY. M.
containing It) seres In said Gilliam County,
State ofv Oregon, said mortgage being executed
and signed by the plaintiff herein and in favor !
of the Lombard Investment Company. I
For a further decree ot this court canceling
aud setting aiide a certain assignment of mortg-,
age as found of recprd at page 631 in Vol '-K" of
mortgage records of Uilllam County, Oregon,
said assignment being given upon the above
described laud by the said Lombard Investment i
Company to aud In favor of said Emma C. !
Evans and Lloyd Evaus.
Tbat the delendauts herein aud each ot them,
their heirs, executors, administrators, and as
signs, aud all persons, known aud auknown,
claiming through, by, or under them, claiming
any right, title, or Interest In or to any of that
i nm .... r i .j ...... .... u v.-1 - ;
Seo. 4Tp. 4 8. ofR. 21 E. W. M., as mentioned
In said mortgage deed and assignment thereof.
be forever barred, enjoined aud estopped from
elutmiug, asserting or demanding any right.
title, Interest or claim to any portion of the said
described land, aud that the plaintiffs, be de
creed to be the owners lu fee simple, free from
all incumbrance, or liens.by reason of the said
mortgage deed and assign moot thereof.
And for such other and further relief as to
this Court may seem just aud equitable.
This summons Is served upon you by publica
tion thereof In the Condon Olobe, a newspaper
published and Issued weekly iu the city ot Con
don, OUUam County, Oregon, for the period of
six consecutive weeks, seven Issues thereof, com
mencing with the issue ol February 16, 190 and
ending wltb the Issue of March 30, 1905, and Is
done in pursuance to an order of the Honorable
Court ot Gilliam County, duly made and entered
In this cause, on the day of February, 1905,
and signed by the Honorable Edward Dunn,
County Judge of said Gilliam County, State of
Oregon.
BOWERMAN & SNOVER,
Attorneys for Plaintiffs.
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