East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-04-05
Especial Correspondenee.l

falling and sunday afternoon the peO
pie of Camas Prairie were treated Il
real thunderstorm. Hail fell til
the foothills were white and the rAir
fell for a short time in torrents, theI
ceased till about eight o'clock wher
it began raining again and lasted al
night, to the great delight OF th'
stockmen and farmers.
I. F. Wheelock conducted the civ
IL service examination here Saturday
Three applicants took the examiLa'
tion, trying for the postoffice al
Ukiah.
Vol Peterson of Range has sold his
farm there to Mat Jones and is In
Ukiah seeking a location here. Mr.
Peterson has formerly been one OF
the leading stockmen of Grant coun-
ty and comes here for the school.
DR.. Hayden, wife and daughter, Wis
tied with Mr.. and Mrs. Louis John
son on sunday
Marion Martin and Delbert Hay
den made a trip to Mr.. Derus near
Alba on business last sunday.
Clip Huston has purchased 40 acres
of land joining the Ukiah townsiter
from ]. t, Huston.
]. D. Kirk returned from Spokane
Friday
vesta Kirk visited with Sibyl Gill-
land on Sunday.
The squirrels have made their ap-
pearanee in great numbers and the
sportsmen have great times shooting
them.
Mr. Blackburn made a trip to Pilot
Rock after seed grain for Buck
Welch.
Mr.. and Mrs, Fred Peterson aid
Mr.. McCampbell of Dale are visit
ing with Mrs McCampbell.
frankie Sturdivant. stenograpNer
for the Ukiah Mercantile Co., visited
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. ]. w
Sturdivant Sunday.
Two loads of hardware arrived this
week for J. H. Wagner, the hardware
man.
Rem st. Clair expects his wife to
arrive soon from Palouse, Washing
ton.
Mrs. MeCampbell, Mrs. Helmi II
and Mrs. ]. T. Huston are reported
on the SICK list.
J. H. Hecker had another shipment
of Belgian hares arrive SATURDAY
night.
Ed Thrasher and wife are over
from Bridge creek, trading.
Roy Clark and wife will leave in
few days for washington to make
it their future home. Roy is the son
of r. G. Clark, prominent stockman.
]. w. sturdivant, deputy assessor,
is busy assessing the people of Cam
as Prairie.
Bun Moore, frmerly of Ukiah, but
now Of Gurdane, came in Monday to
look after business interests here,
While riding after stock few days
ago, George Ellis was seriously hurt
by his forse falling, hurting both
horse and rider.
Bert Martin will move to Bridge
creek this week, where he has locat.
ed a homestead.
Arthur Crowley passed through
Ukiah Saturday on his return home
from Canada to Long Creek.
DR.. Newmyer was in town today
on his way to Pendleton.
Arden and Arthur Gilliland left
Tuesday morning for Pilot Rock for
freight for the Ukiah Mercantile Co.
Chris Strum Of Alba, met with a
painful accident Monday while driv-
ing posts. In some way he got his
hand on top of the post and it vas
struck with the sledge, inflicting a Sc
rious wound. He was brought to
Ukih and DR.. Hayden dressed the
wound.
Bun Moore has sold his poolhall
and residence property to V. Peterson
of Range.
Lou Mossie Clip Huston and Leslie
Cox left Tuesday morning for Pen
dleton with bunch of horses, bought
here by J. H. Luck for the artillery
F. Chamberlain will start his auto
stage between Ukiah and Pilot Rock
about the 1st Of April.
The Uklah Hotel, owned by LLOYD
Stuart, will change hands in a few
days. Mr. Stuart having sold to Mrs
Vol Peterson Of Range Mrs Peter
son will take possession about th'
10th of April and Mr.. Stuart vii
leave for Hatten, Washington.
DR.. Hayden was called to see Abe
Martin Tuesday night. Mr.. Martin
Is suffering with rheumatism.
The postofflce will be moved In
few days from the telephone office t
the drug store building.
Mrs. Chamberlain will act as p ST.
mistress until the civil service exam
ination papers return from Wash
ington, d. c.
Mrs. NJ T.. Gibbs was a Ukiah vis'
itor Wednesday She will leave FOL
/ Pendleton soon to remain during tll'
summer.
Mr.. Dick Of Alba was a Ukiah Wis
itor Wednesday.
al Bolln purchased new seeded
from ]. II. Wagner, the hardware
man, last Monday
Mrs. Milford Martin and daughters
are visiting with Mr.. and Mrs Franz
Martin on Bridge creek.
The district spelling contest will
be held in Uklah next Fridav AT ih'
school house.
The beautiful pine tree standing ir
front of J. r. Laurence's residence
property on Main street, Is being dug
up. preparatory TO grading the