Council Licenses Five Saloons Revenue Four Thousand Annually
City council grants five liquor licenses amid debate on taxation and revenue. Licenses set at 800 each, collecting about 4000 yearly. new saloons open January 2 with bonds requiring orderly conduct, Sunday closures, and no sales to minors or intoxicated patrons. Named licensees include Cottmire Searcy Smith Fletcher and Campbell. Palm, Red Cross building, Buckhorn, Hire’s Livery, and Thistle Bar noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wood
Portwood
Scott
Jackson
Dave Cottmire
al. Searcy
H. H. Pletcher
John Smith
James Campbell
Cottmire
Searcy
Fred Wilson
Red Cross Drug Store
Smith
Buckhorn
Fletcher
Hire
Campbell
Main Street
Globe to Move to New Quarters in 1911
In its 1910 year end note the Globe thanks readers for support during the big year. It plans a move to the Condon National Building with office in Kerr Gifford space and basement workroom, praising its own growth since 1891 and inviting continued patronage. Also mentions Christmas edition praise and a note from American Type Founders Co. Services at Church of Christ describe Sunday morning and baptismal services with Rev. Stephens departing for Hardman briefly before returning to Condon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Globe
Oregon
Condon Globe
Wheat City
Bank
Condon
Express
American Type Founders Co
D. R. Ball
Mgr
Church of Christ
Baptist Church
Stephens
Hardman
JL. Swift
Church of Christ Holds Annual Meeting in Condon
The Church of Christ elected DS Brown and Fred Wise as trustees for one year and reappointed Mrs. Ferguson as secretary treasurer. Rev Lawrence Stephens and wife plan to settle here with regular services on Sundays. Rev Stephens aims to unite locals and others in nearby areas, with plans to seat the worship house comfortably. A January 6 church supper and 1911 officer elections are announced, plus a New Year reception and sermon on time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Christ
DS. Brown
Brown
Fred Wise
Stepheny
Condon
Court House
LODGES HONOR MRS DARLING WITH Jewelry and Carving Set
Mrs. W A Darling resigned as Summit Hotel manager and will move to Portland soon. The Rebekah Lodge honored her with a silver jewel box and praised her service as the lodge’s first Noble Grand. The Eastern Star Lodge also presented her a silver carving set for her long community involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.A. Darling
Summit Hotel
Portland
Rebekah Lodge
Eastern Star Lodge
Mra. Darling
Locate Asylum at Pendleton Amid Oregon Legislature
Senator Bowerman returned from Portland and will attend to business before joining the Legislature. He and the locating board visited sites this week and chose Pendleton for the Eastern Oregon Asylum for best climate and lower costs. State will spend $200,000 at the west end of Pendleton to build a modern facility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowerman
Portland
Salem
Oregon
Pendleton
Notice to Eighth Grade Teachers for Jan 16 20 1911
Teachers must notify the county superintendent immediately if pupils will take the eighth grade examination. No pupil may enter without prior notice and having completed seven months of study in both seventh and eighth grades as required by the state course. J C Sturgill Co Supt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.C. Sturgill, Co. Supt
Local farm notices seek two missing horses and arrival news
A missing horse alert offers a $5 reward for information leading to recovery. Descriptions include a four year old cream colored horse, a brown colt two years old, and a dark grey two year old with Ail brand on the right shoulder. Wm Shaw of Spray was in the city yesterday. Mr and Mrs Fred Adlard, married last week at Corvallis, returned to Condon Tuesday and will move to Will Adlard place at the head of Ten Mile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Adlard
Corvallis
Condon
Will Adlard
Letter on type designs and printing for Mr. Harlan
A Portland or Oregon letter requests Mr. Leslie K. Harlan to write a letter praising late American type designs, to be printed on splended letter heads. The note offers to print about 500 copies for a typewriter effect and commends Harlan as a skilled job printer and newspaper man in a good country field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie K. Harlan
Oregon
Mr. Harlan
Fraser Stock Co Opens Four Night Run at American Theatre
The Fraser Stock Company opened a four night run with Lost in the Hills at the American Theatre before a large audience. Iva Richards stars as Sue and James Fraser as Billy the Kid, drawing heavy laughter. The cast and acts received praise with strong after-curtain specialties. Tonight features Lena Ri Saturday Runaway Match and Sunday night Down East.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fraser Stock Company
American Theatre
Burgh
Hills
Sacramento Valley
Iva Richards
Sue
James Fraser
Billy the Kid
Down East
Hoover Rinehart Wedding in Fossil and Local News
Tom Hoover and Miss Bessie Rinehart wed at Fossil yesterday and will honeymoon in Spokane with Miss Susan Steiner. Allen Morgan and wife departed for The Dalles then Phoenix for health reasons. A Scotch reunion and dance led by JA Kerr at P H Stephenson hall tomorrow night features Scottish music. National Bank Examiner visited, reporting local institutions in first class shape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Hoover
Bessie Rinehart
Fossil
Susan Steiner
Spokane
P.H. Stephenson
JA. Kerr
National Bank
East Con don holiday party honors Sidney Hanson
Mrs F T Hurlburt hosted a group of young guests at her East Con don home for Christmas season amusements. The entertainment included progressive cards and a generous lunch served by the hostess. Several Misses and Messrs joined in festive games and greetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F.T. Hurlburt
East Condon
Sidney Hanson
Hostes
Fay Price
Nell Donnelly
Elsie Fitzmaurice
Florence Barker
Noda Sayer
Messers Everett Linville
Edgar Dunlap
Loren Kennedy
Robert Fitzmaurice
Arthur Seale
Keizur
Frank Burns
Lester Garland Ferguson
Clifford Duncan
Norman Bouchet
Lucile Hawson
Florence Seale
Grace Beeson
Katherine Clarke
Messia
Robert Bitzmaurice
Roy Keizur
Glen Keenay
Lester Thouvenel
Garland Ferguson
Tom Malanaphy Ranch Sold in Gilliam County
The Graves Weinke and Thomas Real Estate Co sold the 1440 acre Tom Malanopy ranch adjoining Olex to Oliver Anderson of Portland for 56 dollars per acre. The land is fully cultivated and considered a prime Gilliam County property. The agency earned a 2000 dollar commission on the deal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graves, Weinke and Thomas Real Estate Co
Tom Malanopy
Olex
Oliver Anderson
Portlland
Gilliam County
Graves Weinke Co
U N K Club Hosts New Year Ball at Rink
The U N K Club plans a New Year ball at the Rink tonight with Wheat City Orchestra providing music. The event promises a grand time and will start promptly at nine o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheat City Orchestra
Also Mentioned on This Page
Council
Farris
Globe Office
Condon National Bank Bldg
Dr. Ferris
Lodges
Mrs. Darling
Pend'n
H.N. Anderson
Condon Ore
Wm. Shaw
Spray
Frazer Stock CO. Good
Hoover-Rinehart
Allen Morgan
Dalles
Phoenix Arizona
Mas
Hurlburt
Miss Price
Tom Malanaphy
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