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About Grant County news. (Canyon City, Or.) 1879-1908 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 4, 1880)
"Sir! 18 Gut Coiti News, Salurduy Morning, Dec. 4. I8S0. S.H. Shepherd, Editor. HOB A II LODGE. No. 22. 1 0 0. F , meets every Thursday evening a! their Lod:e lumm in Canyon City. Visiting brothers ;:re invited to attend. By Ordrol'N. G. flj OtJNTAlN VIEW LUDCtIj, No. il 88. I. 0. 0. P., Pi-nine City, Oie gun, m-ets every Saturday Ev.-i.ing. Members oftlie order are invited to attend. By order of tin N. G. m mnniinii iih rr wrm innii i 11 in mmi innn .mill nnin rilE G It A XT COUNTY Ni:WS IS UKtilS. TEttKD AT THE POST-OFFICE AT Ca.N YON ClTV AS SKCOND CLASS MAIL MATTE It; ACCoRD INC TO LAW. "Womans1 rights is all ago. Major Magone is quite a ladies' :man. Tom. Crawford savs Hancock is a ifraud. Uncle Sandv has gut a new white shirt. John G. says our sermon was good. Geo. H. savs he will bet his watch "then quit. Was you at the show? U o ho -ung- -en. Johnny Pi v says he was not the Ghost the whole evening. The weather this week has been rather disagreeable. We are to have a Christmas Tree in Canyon City, we understand. Mrs. C. S. Sewell has returned home from Portland. Miss Yinie Forrester will sojourn in the county seat this winter. v . George B. says he owes us $15. We know what for too. George is proud. Frank McB. and G. H. have "'sword off" early. The wager is $100 a side. Miss Ada Worswick will take up lier residence in the city for several months. Have not" heard anything more ;about the Musicial Institute this week, think it must have gone up. Our Brass Band is making good progress. It will soon he one of the 'best bands in Grant County. Thompson & G roth's new hotel is quite an ornament to the town. Go in gentlemen, we wish you success. "Jjafe" Farmer was in town last '.Sunday and returned to his "cabin home" Monday. Frank Mcl. s-iys he nan danc as rood as J. J. AY., C. AY. P. and S d. Now Bracket, you ought to get those old barns out of the way and -put up a good house. That is the -way to do it. The Children that attended the 31. E. Supper say that E. A McCoy can play and sing some of the "fun niest sonars they ever heard." E. A. B t says lie can't walk four guiles these cold nights. C D and H say they like to gu to John Day if E. A. B don't. Mrs. D y don't like to connect a 'Church with a livery stable at least she left J. AV. out of the firm of "Wood & Church. Since the AVoman Suffrage Socie ty has been organized in Canyon City quite a number of young ladies .have come to town to live. Let all attend the School Ball at John Day, next Friday night, as it is ior a good cause, and then they al ways come up here. We have a "Humboldt Washer" that we will sell, or trade for flour, wood, pork, wheat, or chickens. Dr. W. F. Pruden and family took their departure for Portland, where they will reside, un last Monday evening. "Where did you get that nice dress that you wear ?" ' AVhy , don't you know AAr. H.- Clark. There is where I got it." taw. ijusrtas On account of the horrible condi- : tion of The Dalles Military Road the ... i . p e i l nu. t..h j rates or irennit irom iim uuiivs to Canyon City has gone up to 4 cents. x. J H' Nettl. f ?nn1erlv.i a tyP? the xXEWsomce, is m lueny uuu uiuie main, perhaps, for an indefinate time. Go to AV H. Clark's for your dry i goods, groceries, boots and shoes, ' hats and eaps, etc.. etc. He sells cheap for cash. ,.. The Poindexters are all homesick, so we learn from a private- letter, and "Tom" savs lie misses the Brewery. It is fun to be an editor, pressman, tyjDO, collector, manager, reporter, mailing clerk, devil and then have the "leedle poys" for company half of each day. The several different Bankers in this city have been trying to "bust" each others banks for some nights; but they don't seem to "copper" right. AAre would suggest that this town be allowed another name that of Dog town or else let a reward be offered to the person that cm se- I cure the most dog pelts in a week. The date of this paper on the 1st should be 4th instead of 5th, and the number on part should be 35 instead of 34. The some way. figures got changed Died, at her home near Prairie City, Nov. 23rd, 1880, of Pleuro Pneumonia, Airs. Sarah Ann Arm strong, wife of Alexander Armstong, aged thirtv-two years and six moihs. Acquitted. The trial of H. C. Hald for shooting at J. J. Cozart, of Grant county, in May last at Bridge Creek, resulted in his acquittal. The jury were out all night and had quite a siege oi i. I waut butter, eggs, chickens, ducks, geese, turkeys, wood, pota toes, wheat oats, furs of all kinds, in exchange for goods. The highest market prices allowed. AV. H. CLARK. From the appearance of goods coming into Canyon City we should think that merchants expected a good season for selling goods. Keep them coming gentlemen. .TURKEY SKOOTINIL There will be a turkey shooting at Chas. Riley's, on South Fork, on Dec. 21st, 1880. At night a dance will be given and a general good time had. Last Saturday Mr. A. J. Palmer, who has been s journing in our town for several months past, took his de parture for his home near Silver City, Idaho. He took with him sik head of hordes that he purchased while here. The pastor and deacons of a Bap tist Church at Bakor Ci'v, and the pastor of the Methodist Church at the same place, are out i a card de nouncing the Rev. Spanswick, the revivalist who has been preaching and doing very naughty things in that neighborhood. New Goods. Another invoice of goods has just arrived at the store of AV. H. Clark. Selling for cash enables me to pay cash for my goods and to give my customers the ad vantage of the good bargains. AV. H. CLARK. Last Saturday we left our two boys in the News office with the "devil" while we went to the Post Office. . Upon our return we found them with blackened hands, face and clothes. Thoy had been in the ink. It was all right, of course, as they are "our leedle poys" and we are a "ladies' moin, do you see?" NOTICE. All persons indebted to the under signed will jdease call and settle the same in part, if not in full, with F. I. McCallum, of John Day, as soon as possible as I leave my business in his charge while absent. DR. AV. F. PRUDEN. On list Suiday while Archie Black was sliding down hill on a hand sle 1, n 3 ir the residence of Airs. Col.3. h slel ai -iij-l oer so:ii2 way and It ki his right leg about four incni above the ankle. Dr. How ard wa-j called and dressed the frac ture and at last reports the boy was doing well. READ TUE'dYPOSITIiJ PAGE W FOR LOCALS. at hand and 1 ,.miv girl will look for some nice t J present from you; therefore go to AA E. Garretson and get him to I make a nice set of jewelry- or a fine ring. He is also ready to repair watches, clocks and jewelry. He is now known as a first-class work man and charges reasonable. Miss Douthit sells her goods at Portland prices. Go and see her. Tod hunter says he has some no tion of building a new house in our "burg." iff S!0I! If GOODS! A New Man at the Business. Having just opouod a titore on Public Squaru P'rairio Gt-yr Orosoa I um now t'lvj'urcd fo ftVr j.ure jhhI Fresh GROCERIES DBY GOODS TOBACCO CANDY NUTS FRUITS APPLES Ca-nod Goods, M ichme Nee di'-s, and :i iIiou.'ium.I other sirtieles for Sli.'ters, Farmers, Rancluuf-n and F;iti Hies, soi'i :it a lowest nnoos lur CASH only. 1 hop', by fair dealing i ? . . .... i i senct :u ionium m i)U?iii.;.s- nnu low j price, to mem u share of dm uounty irude. W. R. F!SK. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION Land Ofi'ick at LaGraxde, Ogn., Dec. 1st. 1880. j Notice is hereby given that the following named settler has filed no tice of his intention to make final jn'oof in support of his claim and secure final enlry thereof at the ex piration of thirty days from the date of this notice, vix: Peter Kuhl, pre emption D. S. 2110. Proof will be taken " before the County Clerk at Canyon City, Grant Count, Ogn. on the 11th dav of Jan., 1881, for the AV. -i of S. V of Sec. 20, Tp. 13 S., R. 33 E., AV. M., and names the following as his witnesses: Henry Hall, James Frey, John Kuhl, and D. G. Ow?rholt; all of Canyon City Grant county. Oregon. HENRY AV DAYIGHT, n35-3D Register. SOCIAL BALL. The Canyon City Brass Band will give a social ball at the Masonic Hall, Friday evening, December 31st, 1880. Committee of Arrangements: E. A. McCoy, J. Kuhl. H. Heppner. Floor Managers: G. I. Hazoltine, C. M. Macy, F. C. Sels. r Tickets, without supp r $ '. 0. A cordial invitation is a..ten.ied t.j all. A FCJNN VJB A i . L. A Grand Sheet and Pillow Case Ball to be given at John Day Ore gon, Friday, Dec. 21th, 1880, in Max Metschan's new building. Committee of Arrangements: G I. Hazeltine, A. Hacheney, AVm. McDowell. Floor Managers: F T X. McCallum, John Powell. A cordial invitation is extended to all. The best of music in attendance. Tickets, without supper, $2 00. SCHOOL BALL. A Ball will be given at the New Stone Building of Max Metschan in JOHN DAY, OREGON, On the evening of December 10th, 1880, for the boiiefit of the John Day School. Committee of Arrangements: J. F. ATolfinger, J. AV. McDowell. Floor Managers: Jno. Powell, N. R. Maxcey, C. W. Parrish. A general invitation is extended to all Tickets, $2, supper extra. i Christmas is near John Segerdahl set up a- fine din ner last Sunday. He had invited I weuns to eat at his Hotel that day, don't tou see? Dr. Howard and the editor are go ing to we..r colored s.urts this Win ter; that is if the editor cm et mon ey enough to buy a change. Mr. Jos. MiddL'uii., md havu gone juc jf Liu Li.; 'liiriiv" e bv. mess. Sir. J. Deasy is now in the city, and will winter in Prairie City. CHRISTMAS BALL. A Grand Ball will be given at the Grange Hall, PRAIRIE CITY, On Christmas Eve, 1S80, for the ben efit of the Public School, at said place. Committee of Arrangements: John Laurance, John AVors wick, Jas F Cleaver, AVm. Wright, W F Settlemire, C A Swick Floor Managers : J. B. Johnson, Jas. Finigan, M. Costerpech. Tickets, without supper, $2,00. A cordial invitation is extended to all. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. Land Office at La Grande, ) N-v 1st, 1880. f Noice is hereby g-ven ihat the fol lowiiifMKimud sHtler las filed notice of liin i' tenti n to nmke final pr. of insup port nf lus claim, and secure final entry thi-reof Mf die expiration of thiiy days fiom die date of ihi- noMre. viz: Henry A. (hippe--, P'e etup ioi D 8 N. 2. 342. lSef'me tl-c C nfy Clerk at Hi'i'pn'T, Puiatiha Pountv. Or-gon, on December 13th, 1880. forth.' N,V of N EV ai.rl NK of N Wl Sec. 33, and S K of SW S c. 28. T 8, South R 27 atnl e s of Willamette Meridian, and lianas the l Howiojr as his ivitnpsse-, viz: L 'ii's Ncal. Wm. Neal, and W. W. C-tcliran, of Monument, Grant County, and ,1. S. Motrow, of Heppner Umatilla Cotn-ty , O'egon. riKNKY W D WIGHT, n31-n35. Reiiisier. Land Office at La Grande, Ogn., Nov. 13th, I860. Notice is hereby given that the following-named settler has filed no tice of his intention to( make final' proof in support of his claim, and secure final entry thereof at the ex piration of thirty days from the date of this notice, viz: Martin McClure, Pre-emption D. S. No. 2113, before the County Clerk, at Canyon City, Grant County, Oregon, on Decem ber IS, lSSOfor the NEi of Sec. 34, T 11, South R 29, East of AArillam- ette .Meridian, and names the fol lowing as his witnesses, viz:Dillard Steritt, A. P. Lamb and AArm. Mc Lain of Fox Aratley, and George Kniesley of John Day City, Grant Councy, Oregon. HENRY AV DAVIGHT, n33-n33. Register. Notice of Final Settlement. In the County Court of the State of Oregon, for Grant Count', In the matter ot the estate of Caleb Ran, Deceased. ) Notice is hereby given that the Adminis;rator of the above-named estate has tiled in said Court his fi nal account .if his administration in said e-tuie and that Tuesday, the .1 biiub lucwiu, I.I- 1... T I T UV'I ."O"'4! lvi vvr vii. eleven o'clock A. M. of said dav has been appointed by said court for the hearing and settlement of said ac count, at which time and Court any person interested in said Estate may appear and file exceptions to said account and contest the same. Dated, November 23rd. 18S0. avm. Mcdowell, n31-n3S Administrator. Notice of Fiunl Settlement. In the Countv Court of the State of Oregon, for Grant County, In the matter of the estate of 1 J. Arardaman, Deceased. ; JNotice is hereby given that the Ad-, ministrator of the above-named es tate has filed in said court his final account of his administration in said estate ana in.it jLuesanv, tne 4th nay -of January, 188 L, at 12 o'clock M. of 1 desire to balance my books by JanN i i iiV i m. i- j i jit - said day has bee n appointed by said Court, ior the hearing and settle ment of said account, at which tiniQ. and Court any person interested b& said estate may appear and, file ex ceptions to said account ajid. contest the same. Dated, Canyon City, Nov. 23rd, 18S0. J. H. BLAKE, n34-n38. Adminisfcratorv CITATION. In the County y ourc of the State of Oregon, ior Grant Couniy, In the matter of the of M. A. MuNeal, dsc t -tc? T .1 osb h M cNojii ' .- vi c S r tell persons :n et m sai. . t 1 n. ' : : ' : . ...;u cvui roi are nfci'e- bv cited and reguiLVti appear m ! tiio County Court of the bUite OI ' Oregon, for Grant County at the I Court House, in Canyon City in said i Countv, on the 7th day of January, ffiTXSS to show cause why an order of salo be not made by said Court, author izing and directing the administra tor of said estate to sell the follow ing real property belonging' to said estate, to-wit: the AA'i of the NWJ and the NE of the NAVJ and the NAAri of the NEJ of See. 22, T 12, & R 23, E. AV. M. in Grant County, State of Oregon, as in the petition of said Administrator, now on file in said Court, prayed. AVitness the Hon. G. I Hazeltine,, Judge of the County Court, of the State of. Oregon, for S-rant County, with the seal of said Court affixed this 23rd day of November, A. D, 1880. ! SEAL. ; Attest AV. S. SOUTHAVORTH, n3-l-n3S. Clerk. MILLIiOY AND DRESSMAKING. M. L. Peudiit takes pleasure in an nounct'ig to tho public that she h-i.sjut received f,n extensive stock of hat.,bon neta and othr M illinery goods of every variety of the latrM and nion popular styles. Also that .die lias mlarg d hr stock of Dross-triuiming', Ladieu' and Chil drenV Underwear, Hosiery, Fancy and small articlea of every description. Sh a!so keeps an assortment of Gents' Tien and Shields, such as are not found elsoivlieie in the plaeo. There will be found, tnn, a full stock of Holiday jiond, bought especially for the sea.son. Since ehe lias plact-d within reach of the ladies of this pl.nse and vicinity the best qualiiy of goods in thin line e?cr offered :heni at priefs riveling those of 'ny place this aide of Portland, ihe p litely solic ts the liberal patronage of all. LADIES EMPORIUM. 2Irs. James Cleaver woilil amnounce fo the public that she has just received for the Pall and AVintnr trade the moat stylish assortment nf'Musei anal Child rens huts over offered in this Biarkrf. She also keeps a full stock ef Ladie, Misses and Childrens Shoea. L :dien woolen vests, Jackets and Nubias; jmt the style for winter wear; Ladies Un derwear. Corsots, Laces, Kabrnideriee and Ribbons. Trimming silks aed fringes; Table and Pocket cutlery, Sil ver ware and Jevrelery, Chandeliers, Orown Lamp, Office and Parlor Lamp and Lamp Fixtunsand notii s for the Holiday trade, too numerfiis to rnnmrr ate and for Bale at the lowe' possible rates, for cash. The patr na:e f the public is repec'fully Solicited. FINAL SETTLEMENT NOTICE, Notice is hereby given that the ex ecutors &c, of the Estate of John L. Miller, late of Grant C y egon, deceased, hav;- 9 I Countv Court of the S . WfU Pnunfro fir,,,.! ter of the administration of said Es- tate, and that the fourth day ojf Jan- ! uary, ibtfl, nas been atppoxntecu by said court for final settlement thereof, all persons interested are. hereby notified to appear- in said court on said day and show cause if' any there be why sajd. report should not be accepted an: this Estate De cree fully setUeA aaid these execur tors discharged... AY.. Gl OVERHOLT. D, G. OYERHOLT. M. L. CttmsJ&dt, Attv,-.. Executors of the- last will aad testa- inent of Jtohn L, Miller, deceased. na-o& NOTICE. To fae'liate. my annual settlements; lsi, 1881. I will accept iapayznent of account?, farmers' produce of all kindsvatthe highest market yafes In case payment is not made by date above mentioned, I desire the books; balanced by negotiable paper. JULES LeBRET. Variety Store, Prairie City, Oregon f4 i 2V ii I
