23 Mar 1906
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Newspaper
Condon Globe
Location
Condon, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1906
Page
1
A stream of Arlington visitors is recorded, including W A Campbell and Tom Cordell. Local business, hotel and lamber company activities, real estate deals, a funeral, and civic meetings are detailed with multiple residents and travelers named. The piece mentions a play at Academy Hall, a baby birth, and upcoming woolgrowers meeting.
Frankie ah WASA filed a complaint with the city marshal leading to a trial in circuit court. The defendant was found guilty after about fifteen minutes, Judge Horner imposing a 260 dollar fine or the option of jail, with an appeal noted and bond posted for the next term.
William Carnett, born October 20, 1821 in Jackson County Missouri, is noted as an aged pioneer of Gilliam County Oregon. He migrated to Oregon in 1863, lived in Polk County, moved to Eastern Oregon in 1890, and resided in Gilliam County since then. He married fifty-two years ago and left a family of five sons and two daughters.
The articles report funerals and remembrances for John H. Aitkin and Jean Labous. Aitkin, 84, died Friday. services were Saturday at 2 p m led by Rev. Rigge. Labous, 74, died Tuesday in Condon after residence in Ferry Canyon and Gilliam County since 1879.
Death due to complications of disease. Survived by a brother two sisters and many friends. Buried with Masonic honors at 2 p m Thursday.
The notice states the phonograph proposition is withdrawn as of the stated date and that a new proposition will be submitted for approval. It lists phonograph records in stock with prices for reference.
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