Local Commerce and Notables Route Through Condon
Local office promotes printing and leather goods with seasonal price ideas. A slew of residents and visitors including Bowerman, Abbey, Jackson, and Cameron frequent the Globe office and surrounding businesses. Bank construction advances as do hardware and harness shops, with multiple trips to Portland, Fossil, and Arlington noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LOGAL
Globe Office
Joba BE
Prop
Bowerman
Portland
Dalles Baturdey
Foresters of America Meet in Condon for May Convention
Foresters of America of Oregon will convene in Condon on May 16 with delegates from across the state. The local lodge plans a grand ball on May 13 and extensive entertainment for visiting officers and members. Laundry service will update cotte and blankets. city officials consider replacing city wells with a spring source at Darling ranch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foresters
Foresters of America of
Oregon
Condon
Conlon
Darling Ranch
Ito
T. Harlbort
Shanno
Condon National Bank
Real estate and loan business pitch to Gillam County
A local broker asserts he is the only man in Gillam County dealing in real estate and loans. He promises quick money by financing farm land and offers up to $100,000. He claims no other line of work and positions real estate and loans as his sole focus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gillam County
Ldo
Popular Young Couple United in Marriage
A home wedding at Mr and Mrs G G Parman residence on Monday April 28 united Miss Blanche McHaffee and D R Parker of the city in a ceremony by Rev G W Riggs of the First Congregational church. A bountiful dinner followed for immediate relatives. The bride, a leading figure in Gilliam county, and the groom, a capable attorney, plan to reside in a cottage in Manns Addition. The groom’s father, Rev W Parman, departs for Condon to practice law amid many good wishes from Arlington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GO. L. Lillie
Jington
J. M. Cameron
Ferry Canyon
Fd Vaugho
Arlington
Mra
G. G. Parman
Mra. Parman
Mies Blanche McHaffe
D. R. Parker
Thie!elty
G. W. Riggs
First Congregational Church
Fa Og
Giliars County
Mann
Gev. W. Parman
Ain
Condon
Pormen
Gillinie County
Tii
Parman
Jim Parman
Parker
Arlington Record
M. D. Cannen
Oregon
Real Estate Transfers and Sheep Trade Report
Real estate transfers list several parcel exchanges in Canon and Condon with nominal sums, and a United States to Mamie L. Logan transfer. Blue Mountain Eagle reports Wm. Jelly, a sheepman from Antelope now in Rawlins Wyoming, seeks to buy 1500 yearling wethers from E. Stewart Dayville 800 head from Jas Small Mt. Vernon and 850 head from J Moore Mt. Vernon at set prices. He plans to ship by rail after shearing with sellers paying no dipping costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Jelly
Antelope
Wasco County
Rawlings
Wyoming
Jobin Day Valley
E. Stewart
Dayville
Jas
Mt. Vernon
Phonograph Proposition Withdrawn and Refile Planned
The Phonograph proposition is withdrawn after this date and a new proposition will be submitted for approval. Phonograph records remain in stock at listed prices behind the counter.
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Allions
Jobin Jackson
M. H. Abbey
Notlone
John Jackson
Earhart
Republican County Central
C. A. Daneman
W. 8
Myers
Chas. Brown
Artington
Mr. Merriwerher
Alex Jesick
Star Lodging
de. Kennedy
Grant Wade
Tor Arlington
K. F. Turner
Fossil
Gilliam County Bank
John F. Reisacher
London
W. W. Steiner
Henry
R. H. Danford
Prosser
Washington
Thin City
E. Bunce
Salem
Thin Place
Gronx
John Palmer
Pendleton
8. C. Dodeon
B.T. Snell
Hunt
J. H. Brummette
Hant
H. D. Bennett
Lone Rock
W. J. Onne
Godseberry
Central Point Herald
al Scarry
Provident Wand DL
Avery
Frank A. Miller
Seattle
Condon Drug CO
Ida Water
Prises
R.L. Hunt, Mer
Depros
L. Barker
F.T. Hariburt
Canon
F. T. Harlburt
W. L. Barker
United States
Mamie L. Logan
F.C. Cornett
R. E. Sammera
M.d.carter
Condon, Oregon
Grose
Wasson’s Cash Grocery
Main Street
Egon
Cilliam CO
General Merchandise
Studebaker
Canton
White River
Arlington, Oregon
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