East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-09-14
WEATHER At NOLIN
REMAINS IDEAL FOR
FINISHING HARVEST
YIELD IS MUCH BETTER THAN
WAS EXPECTED-DRY SPELL
STILL UNBROKEN.
Rain Has Threatened TO Fail But as
Yet Has Not Materiallzed - UlSiah
Girl VIII Enter st. Joseph's Acad-
emy-SOn Born 10 Mr.. and Mrs.
Peterson-Other News Notes.
Ispeclal correspondenee.) }

Especial Correspondence
UKIAH, ore, Sept 13.-Vol Peter
son is doing excellent work with his
threshing machine and everybodys
grain is yielding much better than
vas expected.
The weather remains ideal for har-
vtsting. although 1t has threatened
rain for the last week, the long dry
spell still remains unbroken.
Buck Belch left Thursday morning
for Pendleton, taking three of his
daughters to place them in st. JOS
ephs academy,
Henry Mossie and DR.. Hayden left
Cor Pendleton Thursday in the Mossie
caI. ia. Hayden returning Friday.
Jlnks Howard and wife Of Alba
were guesta of Fred Peterson and wife
Friday
Levi Eldrige of Pilot Rock was in
Ukiah Friday night looking after the
interests OF the stage line
Mrs. Charley Davis ana daughter
were Ukiah visitors Friday night en-
route to Pendleton where Miss Davis
will enter the St. Joseph's academy
for the winter,
Henry Lazinka came in Saturday
in the Peterson auto on his return
from Chicago where he went with
several carloads Of beef cattle.
Born. saturday morning september
4th To the wife of Fred Peterson, an
eight pound son Mother sui child
are la'ng well
A load of melons from Hermiston
were brought to town Saturday and
were soon disposed Of.
Mrs. Ross of Dale passed through
Ukiah Saturday on her return from
Pilot Rock. Mrs Ross is running
the store and postoffice at Dale while
: Mr.. sheltz, proprietor, is at the hos
pital in Portland.
Walter Alison, forester of Frazier
station, and wife, were in Ukiah Sat
urday, looking after interests here
Henry Volt of Pendleton was in
Ukiah Saturday buying horses.
George Allyn and wife of Lexing-
ton returned to their home Sunday
: afternoon after attending the funer-
al of Mrs. Kirk.
Jim and Felix Johnson of Range,
passed through Ukiah Saturday night,
en- route to Heppner, to be at the
bedside of their mother, Mrs Cor
nett who is seriously i'll.
Men are at work cleaning the rock
off the North Fork grade and repair
ing bridges.
Carl Kirk is nursing a bruised arm
the effects of being thrown from a
hucking horse.
william Allison of Oriental, was a
Ukiah visitor Saturday and Sunday
School began Monday morning with
an attendance of about 25 scholars
with a number more to start later on
as several families intend moving to
town.
Ed Thrasher and Clyde Helmick
passed through Ukiah Wednesday
with two carloads of beef cattle fol
the Portland market.
Oracle Gibbs returned from Pilo'
Rock Tuesday after visiting FIR sew
eral days with her aunt.
Zena and Marie Mettie left Ukiat
Wednesday morning, zena going tC
Corvallis and Marie to Monmouth tc
attend school for the winter.
Louis Murphy went to Pilot Rock
last Sunday on business
Louis Gilliland and family passed
through Ukiah Saturday on his roac
to Grant county to visit with Mrs
Gnland's parents, Mr. and Mrs. An
drus.
Frank Chamberlain is building
new garage Just south of his black
smith shop. Bert Andrus and Leslie
Doolittle are doing the carpenter
work.
Minnie Helmick. Leila Helmick
Maud Thrasher and Birdie Ramey o
Bridge creek, were in Ukiah Thurs
day.
John Hinderman and wife of Abe
were in Ukah Thursday trading
While here they purchased a larg
range from Wagner and Caldwell
hardware dealers.
I Mrs Ed Enright of Alba, who
| i'll with typhoid fever, is re9orte
slowly improving.
Charley Lafferty, wife and son, lei
for Long creek Friday morning to D
absent few weeks.
Vol Peterson has sold his thresh
ing machine to ]. A. Bolin, who WI
run it hereafter.
Frank Hilbert and Ralph Clar
are threshing at their Bridge cree
ranches
]. w. Sturdivant and wife were !
Ukah Friday evening,
Louis Mettie, carpenter, is doin
some work for Mrs. Helmick.
Joe Mettie sold Is head of be-
cattle to billiard French of Butte
creek last week.
Owing to the rush of business WIZ
the Ukah Mercantile Co., Santol
Chilson has been employed as clerk
Alta Kirk will go back to h
. homestead Sunday
Henry Lazinka and wife left fl
Pendleton Wednesday and will be fo
lowed Friday by their son and daugI
ters who so to begin school
Prominent Men Suspected,
ST. LOUIS. Mo, Sept. H,-Tl
grand jury started an investigate
into an alleged larson trust" whit
II is charged, has been operating he