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About Grant County news. (Canyon City, Or.) 1879-1908 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 20, 1880)
m ri 'Tie Grit County News, Saturday Morning, N, v. 20. 1880. B3) tj OB AH LODGE. No. 22. 1 0 0. H F., meets every Thursday evening ai their Lodpe Room in Canton City. Visiting brothers are invited to attend. By Ordr of N. G. MOUNTAIN VIEW LODGE, No. 33. 1 0. 0. F., Prairie City, Ore gun, meets every Saturday Ev. ing. Members of the order ar invited to attend. IJy order of tin X. (J. The Grant (Jhunty News is regis tered at the Post-Office at Can yon City as second class mail matter; according to law. TAKE NOTICE. "Wo hereby give notice that all debts clue us must be paid by the 20th day of November, 1SS0. Ac counts remaining unpaid after Lii' -date will be placed in the hands ol .an attorney for collection. Atten tion to this notice will savr rests. SNIDER & STEVENS. -Camp Harney, Ogn., Oct. 27, 1880. THE MASQUERADE BALL. The Masquerade Ball given in this city on last Tuesday night by the Canyon City Brass Band was a grand success considering that it was the first one that manv had ever attend ed. The costumes were all very nice and many quite costly. The charac ters taken were all well represented .and everything passed off harmon iously till early morning. The re , jjorter is hardly prepared to risk his way who was the ''Belle of the Ball" .as the ladies were all "loo sweet fo' .anything." Below we give a list of -those that were masked and also the character they took. If any are left out wo beg pardon: jIrs. Thompson, Q .ieen of Night. Sailor. Autumn. Peasant Girl. 4 I t t McCoy, Curtis, Shepherd, Carpenter, Magoon, Jacobs, Chas. Gray, Kuhl, Horsley, Sels, jMiss Cattanach, " Middles worth E Hazel tine, Starr, A Muischan, Pursuant to adjournment the G ran County "Woman Suffrage As sociation met on the 18th of Nov., in the M. E. Church, Canyon City. The Rev. Mr. Wilcox, was invited to address the association which he did in an able and eloquent manner. The President, in fitting terms, re turned the thanks of the assoication. He was followed by Major Magone who heartily endorsed his speech, and regretted exceedingly that every lady in the city had not the pleas ure of hearing it. Hoped the ladies present would encourage their sis ters, and friends, to come out and take part in the meetings. There was nothing better calculated to de stroy "Madam Grundy's" influence; and Mrs. Duniway's would then be found in everv neighborhood. Adjourned to meet at same place Nov. 30th, 1888, 2 O'clock P. M. Every body invited to attend. MBS. P. KUHL, J. Magone, President. Secretary. Some of our city subscriberstell us that often before they have read the New3 that some of their neigh bors borrow the paper and they hate to tell them thev have not read it yet so they let it go and take the chance of never getting it again. Now, we have a remedy. If you want the News instead of borrowing of your neighbor come to us and we. will rent a copy to you for ten cents a week, cash down. Mr. Bonham visited the citizens of this place, this week, for the pur pose of so'imiig money to purchase a Dictiu:iry. Maps, Charts, &c.,&c. for the PuMic School House, of this place. He secured $G2 50, for which lie authorizes ua to publicly thank the good hearted people. Judge Dustin's Court was employ ed this week in trving the case of the State of Oregon vs voun? Hen derson which resulted in his being bound over in the sum of $100. He also tried the case of Oregon vs the Apple Blossom. Murray brothers. They were bound ic i i Queen of Flowers. Chamber Maid, Gipsy. Domino. Winter. Grandma. Flower Girl. Comet Home Jockey. School Girl. Italian Girl. over in the sum of $500. J. D. Titus, of Crown Rock, has boat the beater on the beet business. He has laid on our table a beet that measures 23.V inches Ion? bv 2-1 I tii'uimd and it weighs 1-1 pounds. Jack's" beet it V Metschan, Daughter of ike u t 4 c Regiment. Female Clown. Oriental Girl. Queen of Harts. Sleigh IWLs. Child of Regimen L QiQua or D.'ty. Topv. Anna Sels, Clara Sels, C. Gentry, Hubbard, Robinson, Swank, Doitthi-. Fleishman, " M Gentry, A Hardy, ."P. Kuhl, M. V. Thompson, P. C. Sels, O. Birge, "W. Garretsou, E. A. Brackett. j. Rot; mson. O. W. Parrish, "V. McDowell. Flag of. All N alio us Who can beat The Ball Supper given by Seger dahl on last Tuesday nhjlit outdone any lie has previously given. He has a white cook employed and he it was who cook :'d the Supper. But tor and eggs are total strang ers in Canvon Citv. Some one can ! Miitko a fortune bv producing the ' A. W abort-articles in this countv. The City Hotel is about completed , and iiiukes a yus showing on that. : .ado. oi the street. The Ball given by the Prairie City Mother Hubbard. t Brass Band on last Friday night was French Cook. Turk. Eoquimau.v. Sheep ll'i rder. WaluDtrton. a rand success. I o 4:2 tickets were sold The net proceeds of the Masquer ade Ball was a little over $100. 54 tickets were sold at $2. 50 each. "Washington, lied Imp. Paddv. F. Horslcy, J. Le IBrete, C. Todhunter, F. Todhuuter, "W. A. Jacobs, W. S. Reader, H. Bryer, H. Heppner, A. C. Dore, A. Palmer, J. M. Knox, Jack of Hen? ! . School Master. Texas Desperado. Prospector. Drover. Negro. Jew. Scotch Lad. Trapper. Monk. Yankvv. Thanksgiving next Thursday. But then, pshaw, printers don't eat tur- j k'jys. Fasn l nnohl uimui 1 1 1. nop il THE DALLES, OftG'N. I would respectfully announce to the Ladies of Canyon City and vicin ity that I have just received from SAN FR1HCISC0, DIRECT, The finest and best Assortment of Hats, Bonnets, Ribbons, Sashes; in fact everything in my line that has ever been brought East of The Cas cades. I duplicate Portland Prices and fill all orders promptly. Plain and Fancy Millinery, Child ren's readv-made Suits, and Ladies Supplies constantly in stock. For good and stylish goods send orders to Mrs. M. GLOVER, The Dalles, Oregon. CLARK, CLARK, CLARK, CLARK, PEACE AND PLENTY FOE ALL THE P E O P L E CLAREtf D0NT HOTEL, Portland, Oregon, ZE1BEK&KN0WLES,-- Proprietors. Pitua e'l o'n'nsi e al: the ttai'road a- d SrcinMi'p Offices. S'rret e.rs pays the house every live minute. Fec Coich to and from he House. Street Car Ticket? Free to Guests. FLOURING MILiiS, MOKKHEA.D & CLEAVER PU0PEIET0KS. Tliis Ion" established and well known Mill is mw running under the super vision of n experienced and accm p'ished Miller and is producing a qunl ity f Flour 'Cjud to di production of any Mdl in Ei-trrn Oregon. O'dcrs f'-r El-air, Graham, Chops, and Mill Fe d, filled promptly ntall imps at Kea-ninhle rates, and Satis faeti'in Guaten'eed. Ti'-sh paid for Merchantahlo whe;U. The patronaire of the Public is Res ptrctfully Solicited LADIES EMPORIUM. Mrs. J.ime Cleaver wnu'd announce 'o Clio public that hu Iris just reei-ired for th Fall and Winr tia ie fhe umst .stylish axsortuipnt d'M .-es ad Chi'd ims h it eve-- o9nd u t'-is markw. S'te sds; kefis n full stck of Ludie-, Mi-ses an-l t'hdd -n- Sh os. L die wonleii v s-s, J-tcJift'- a m! N"oh;:.; ja-t he ty for wi tr wtar: La I -as l-n-dtrv -r Cors-'ts Lc'S. Ktir r dories an 1 RiU-Ofs. 'iV iumi'.g ;;illc- an-i I'ru'iies; Tabh an y' cktt' ew'erv, Sil ver wate mil Jeelrry, Chndelics, '.'"own Lump'. OiHceand Pa-for Lao.p an 1 Luii'i Fix ur-sand noi for th' Holiday tr:j!e. t. M.nunier us to num r are :ml f'r.s.1- af th- lo;v;i.-f pngsii!e tates, !brca-!'. Tin p iT-n-iuo "f tin i-ublic i ivtpec'fully -oiic-l. Hgji Jus. Whiteaker will accept our thanks for valuable public doc uments. Jules Le Brete and wife, of Prai rie City, were in attendance at the . Masquerade Ball last Tuesday. i 1 M ; The merchants of this county are generally receiving heavy stocks of goods this fall. Mr. Sam Carpenter has moved to Canvon City, to reside. M r.. E. A. McCoy is now prepar ed to s:ich mu-sic. 8MMBALL A Grand Brill will 1 given at the Mason ij Hill. (Nuvoii Civ, on Thursday . !i.":th, LS0, lor the benefit of the Grant County Asrri- cultural Society. Committee of Arrrange:.ients: C. AV. Parrish, M. L. Olmsted , C. Todhuuter, Peter Kuhl, Wm. Armstrong, It. E. Damon. Floor Managers: M. L. Olmsted, C. W. Purrish, E. A. Brackett. Tickets, without supper, $2 00. Good music has been secured. A cordial invitation is extended to all. We have a "Humboldt Washer" that we will sell, or trade for flour, wood, pork, wheat, or chickens. Jim. Small, Kniglit 14th Grnhirv. Max Metschan, Kuight Mth CYiiiury. School Exhibition. There will bo a School Exhibition given at thejia- iir Stevens, of Camp Har- j .sonic Hall, in this city, on Tuesday ney, ',a gjne below on business. evenincr, December 22, 18S0. Full ,r Ar . . , . - xl L. ' . xt n xShs' iIaSSie Hiatt is 4n the city. particulars m the News in the near future. J Who is President 2 Hayes. So? In Time of Peace Prepare for War ! Now is the time to buy your fire arms. Winchester Rifles $25 to $3n ; Remington Rifles $20 to $25, Sharps, Sporting Rifles double triggers, any caliber, 30 inch $33: Colts Army Re volvers Nickle plated using 44 Win chester cartridges center Are $15. We are now selling the Smith & Wes son, New model double action Re volver 38 caliber, center Fire $14 British Bull-dog Revolver $6:50. Cartridges at reduced prices by Wm. Beck &Son, Portland, Oregon. COODS BOUGHT AND SOLDiFORICAQH ONLY! W.H.CLARK ONCE MORS HIMSELF. Just having received a large Stock of all kinds of Merchan dise, bought at the Yery Lowest Figures, I am determined to sell them to my customers at the lowest cash price. DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, BOOTS & SHOES, HATS and CAPS, CROCKERY. And Everything needul in this Country, for the sustenance of life. In order to sellCheap I must have my Cash so that I can buy Cheap. In return for Goods I will take all . kinds of Country Produce, Vis: Grain of all kinds, Butter, Eggs, Furs, Hides, Ect., Ect. W. H. CLARK, CANYONSCITY, OREGON. CLARK, CLARK, CLARK, CLARK, THE ANNUAL THANKSGIVING SUPPER. The ladies of the M. E. Church announce that on the evening of Nov. 25th, they will furnish their usual annual Thanksgiving Supper to the people of Canyon City andri cinity Successive tables will be spread during the evening. By Order of Committee. Canyon City, Nov. 9th, 1880. BllLlNEBY faHD DRESSWflKIHG, M. L Hcu hit fufces pleasure in an n i r ci g 'o die pub ic that s'e hns just. r. :v'd it uxten-ive stuck of hats,bon n t- an-i "her M illinTy gods if ev. ry Mv'vt f th" hit-st and mot popular -tyh'S. ' A'-j that -he has i-nl-irg d h- r stick of D"'BS-i rimming-, Ladies' and Children-' Underw.'ar, Hosiery, Fat-cyaud small articles of ev. ry descnpti-n; Sh a'so keeps ah assortment of Gents' Tie- nd Shields, such as are not found 3whero in the phu''. There will he found, ton, a full stock of Holiday t-onds, heught especially for the season. Since ph has placrd withi-i reach of the ladii sf 'his pi 1 3 and Ticmity the b- st quality of g''d in thi line ever offen d ;hem at price s riveling tho-e of ry place this iide of Po- tland. :he p -'iiely solic ts tho liberal pntro: age of all. No Certificates of Publication for Summons, Final Settlement, Sheriff Sales, Land Notice or any other Legal Notices, will be given till the Printers Fee is paid. Remember the above. L. FISHER, Advertising Agent. 21 Mecl nuts' Exchange. San Francis co, is authorized receive adver'i e tneuts for the columus of this paper The Laroest tm Wcrld. The O. U. fe N. Co's dookis beig extend ed Bio fi and including the old w arf, v?illa whti finiahed, hare a total widt i of 675 fee Th increased size of tht aa-uimofch dock wj deomed nec essary to aecoujnaodate the aecumulat intr iruffio beiwaeu Ortgoa aad Cftli fornii. The presoot addition will n uDic one Maimer t load whilst anoth er is disch irging. The wiarf is about fifty feet longar thai tha Ainswortk dock. Mr. Thurber, of Kaw York, who is repnted by Messrs. C. H. Lewis and Donald MaCleaj, to b the largest merchant in tha uaivarso, ssjs the Ainsworth dock is the largest in the wrld Hnd the most thoroughly built and tie one now under construction will be f ureter capacity. Captain. J P. Biles superintends the work. Standard. Wuile seme parties were scalding hogs at. the mill in Eugene City last Saturday w ek, a little boy of Mr. Wise man's acridentally fell into the tank of boilinsr water and was frightfully scald ed, dying in a few hours. A Toncalla hunter, h&Ting- killed a deer, hung it up and on the fol lowing duj- went out to bring it in. He found it almost wkolly eaten up, and determined to catch the thief He accordingly set traps and caught two lynxes, weighing 100 lbs each. H. Dison cast the first vote at the polls in Koseburg on Tuesday, thtr 2d, with tho remark, "This is the fourteenth President I have voted for." J. H. Kirkman foHowed dur ing the day with the remark, t4Thi& m the eighteenth for me Ex. tw..!..ijwBrca?w.-;a-