East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-10-16
CAMAS PRAIRIE
NEEDING RAINS
DELAYED FALL RAINS MAKE
GRASS VERY DRY; GREEN
FEED MAY BE SCARCE.
(East Oregonlan Special J

(East Oregonian Specially
UKIAH, Oct. 16.-Many of the
farmers are busy seeding, hoping TO
get their fail grain m before it rains,
but at the present time it is very dry
here and the grass is also very dry
and unless rain falls soon there will
be no green feed here this fall.
George Beard of Long creek, has
delivered seed grain in Ukiah for
George Ellis, Charley Lorenz and Alb
Kotmeier.
Fred Schoenherr has sold 40 acres
of land to Mr. Lorenz. The land
joins Mr. Lorenz farm on the south
Freda Hector, who has been em-
ployed at the Peterson hotel during
the summer, left for her home at
Ritter Thursday.
Felix Johnson and wife of Range,
were in Ukiah Saturday on their re-
turn from Pendleton.
G. S, Andrus and wife of Range Wis.
tied Sunday night with Bert Andrus
and wife, going on to Pilot Rock with
a load of fat hogs which he disposed
of there.
Clyde Helmick and Walter Stark
of Bridge Creek, were transacting
business in Ukiah Monday.
George Bolin of Butter creek,
came in Monday, returning Tuesday
with four horse load of lumber. A
number of teams from Echo and
Stanfield' have been loaded at the
ukiah sawmill with lumber.
Carl Sturdivant killed a fine deer
last Sunday.
Oracle Gibbs, who has been MAX
ing her home with Mr.. and Mrs. Carl
Sturdivant for the last three years
will leave Saturday for Hermiston to
spend the winter with her father.
Elmer Gibbs and go to school there
this winter.
Bert Andrus left for Pendleton
Monday on business, returning Thurs
day
Louis Johnson OF Ukiah, who has
been working in the harvest fields in
Washington, returned a few days ago
George Caldwell and wife left for
Ritter and Long Creek on business
Thursday expecting to be gone a
week
Abe Martin has purchased a min
ing claim from Mr.. Ritter which is
located on the John Day river above
Oriental, and Mr.. Ritter has settled
on a homestead several miles below
Dale.
Mrs. Sinclair of Bridge Creek, is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Emma
Martin for a few days.
William Anderson and wife of
Bridge Creek, were in Ukiah Thurs.
day on business.
Charley Nelson of Butter Creek
was in Ukiah Wednesday night.
Mrs. B. Andrus visited a few days
this week with her sister, Mrs. WIN
Ganger at the Ganger ranch.
Chester Fee and Mr.. johnson Of the
Fee ranch, are gathering the Fee
cattle and putting them in pasture
]. H. Luck of Pendleton, arrived in
ukiah Thursday to buy horses.
Arthur Cardwell of Long Creek,
who has been visiting at Milton for
the last week, returned Monday on
the auto truck, going on to his home
at Long Creek Tuesday.
William Bogard of Galena, and Mat
Jones of Range, passed through
UkIah Thursday en- route to Pendle.
ton.
Mrs. Maggie Walker passed |
through Ukiah the first of the week, /
taking her children to the Umatilla |
agency to place them in school for
the winter.
DR.. De Vaul visited Wednesday
night at Alba with Mr. and Mrs.
quaint.
Walter Blackburn of Gable Creek
was in Ukiah Thursday on business.
]. II. Wagner left for PendletoD
Thursday on business.
NJ. T.. Sturdivant of Ukiah and
Pete Smith of Alba. will leave Alba
With their beef cattle Saturday morn,
ng, driving them to Pilot Rock and
hipping from there to Portland
they did not sell to the buyers here,
they could do better by ship
ling.
Frank Chamberlain is III with an
ttack Of la grippe.
Jim Clark was a Ukiah visitor Fri
ay night.
Ray Meengs, forest ranger. was In
Jkiah Friday for supplies.
Dillard French and Mr.. Gentry
,assed Through Uklah Thursday
nth three hundred head Of fat cat
le which they will snip.
Mrs. Shouey OF Ritter and mother
+ Mrs. Dave Smith, visited at the
ONE Of Mr.. and Mrs. Smith Thurs.
ay night, going on to Pendleton Fri Z