East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-04-20
DWELLING At ALBA IS
DESTROYED BY FIRE;
FURNITURE IS SAVED
HOME OF MIR. REBURG Is TOTAL
LOSS FRIDAY EVENING
FROM FLAMES.
Reports Continue to be Received at
Ukiah of Stock Infected With Rabies
sheep Also Reported TO Have
Gone Mad-Iwo Dogs Are Bitten
Other News of Ukiah.
(Speeial Correspondence.l }


uence Of Mr., Reburg Of Alba was dc
stroyed by fire Friday evening. Nearl,
all the household goods was saved.
Henry La Zinka came in Saturda,
with his cattle to turn them on tn,
summer range. The cattle were il
fine condition.
Fred Grooms and wife Of Dale spenI
Saturday night in Ukiah.
The post office was moved Satur.
day into the drug store building.
j. H. Wagner made a trip to Pen.
dleton to attend the meeting of the
good roads association.
Mr. Reed of Heppner came in a few
days ago and will spend the summer
at the Hynds ranch.
Frank Hilbert has gone to Bridge
Greek for few days to look after his
business interests there.
Reports still continue to come in of
stock being infected with rabies. r.
q. Clark lost fine steer a few days
ago and Roscoe Dickinson both re-
port sheep at their ranches having
gone mad.
Charley QUAINT of Alba motored to
ukiah on Thursday on business
]. H. Luck and Herman Rosenburg
of Pendleton came in Wednesday to
buy horses.
Fred Peterson and wife have gone
to Range for few days.
Walter Kirk came in Wednesday
from his homestead.
Louis Johnson came in from Pilot
Rock Wednesday evening with load
of shingles for Walter All,son's new
house.
Mr.. Reens, hide buyer of Pendleton,
was here Thursday buying hides.
Another heavy rain fell at Ukiah
Monday and the weather continues
cloudy and cold.
Mr.. Bixby principal of the Ukiah'
school made trip to Nolin last week.
He secured the school at Nolin for
next year.
William Baker of Meadow Creek
farm, south of Dale, was in Ukiah
Monday night on his way home from
Pendleton.
Mrs. Garfield and Mrs. Smales are
reported on the sick list
Mrs Louis Johnson is the guest of
DR.. and Mrs. Hayden for a few days
Mrs. Kottnyer of Alba was in town
Thursday shopping.
Tom Ledgerwood and Miss Mabel
Dern were Ukiah visitors Sunday.
The wrestling match between Lo-
renzo Wolf and Clair Sturdivant on
last Sunday was won by the former.
The school gave an entertainment
short time ago, and the proceeds
were used to buy an organ for the
school, and the organ arrived Thurs
day
George Caldwell and Warren Gibbs
went fishing Sunday.
j. T. Huston. road supervisor.
started Monday morning with crew
of men to clean out the road from
Ukiah to the Grant county line.
Mrs. Pringle is in town to begin her
duties with her class in music.
Mrs. Charles Fafferty has moved to
on the farm for Sherman Hale.
Mrs. Crystal McReynolds of Pendle-
ton passed through Ukiah last Satur-
dey enrOute to Long Creek, where she
takes a position as clerk in the Long
Creek drug store of Eber Mossie.
A coyote made its appearance at the
home Of 5. Ledgerwood a few days
ago and fought two dogs within a
few feet of the door and then made
its escape. the dogs were put in a pen
and are being watched very closely.
Mrs VIM Meengs and daughter Ed
ma were in Ukiah Wednesday from
their home on Bridge creek,
Mrs. Cannon Of Long Creek passed
through Ukiah Tuesday on her way
to Grass Valley to care for her dau-
ghter who is seriously ILL.,
Mrs. McCampbell, who was taken
to Pendleton two weeks ago to under
go an operation was brought back
Thursday and is now at the Welch
hotel Her daughters. Mrs. Latmer
Of Lind Wn., and Mrs. Howard Of
Alba are with her.
Fayette Mettie came home from
Butter Greek Thursday.
Lester Bolin was a Ukiah visitor
Thursday.
Ben Colvin of Ritter came in
Thursday.
Wess Slaughter Of Dale passed
through Ukiah few days ago on his
Wav hnnn after an abaence Of two