East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-10-13
.UNAPINE GRANGE
HAS CELEBRATION
CELEBRATES TENTH ANNIVER-
sARY WITH PROGRAM AND
CANDY PULL
AP. Hutton Plcases large Audience
at Presbyterian Church With Talk
On Brewers Amendment.
lEnst oregonlan specially

UMAPINE, Ore, Oct 1S'-"trloay
evening the Hudson Bay Grange NO
961 of Umapine celebrated It's tenth
anniversary with program and can
DIV null. About 36 members were
present and enjoyed the evening, Res
ointions were passed agal'g. tns
b~ewers amendment and the full
rental land amendment, 4 piano so
o by Elyn Whitley and vocal solo
| nv Dealthy Bean were enjoyed BY the
grbLGers.
Rally Day was celebrated in the
! Umapine Presbyterian church with a
,arge cowd out to church The au-
dience was delighted with the talk
llrade by A. p, Hutton, president OF
the Anti-Saloon League on ths Brow
era' amendment In the evening LOIS
Records led the young peoples meet
ing. Wednesday afternoon the Pres
byterian Ladies' AiG held an all day
meeting with Mrs. ii, A. Noyes and
finished much work which is being
prepared for their bazaar and dinner.
which will be held election day, No
vember Z.
3 October son was born to Mr..
and Mrs. Kyle McDaniels of this place.
Mr.. Mcdaniel is principal OF the
Pleasant View school and was former
ly principal of schools at UmatillA
and Adams
John Weddle is building a bunga-
low home near PLEASANT View
Rev Moves attended a meeting OF
the Presbytery at Pcndleton on Tues
day.
Dan ]. Kirk, a well known rancher
and republican committeeman from
this place has purchased a fine new
Chalmers six car.
NJ, 0, Beauchamp Is having his
J house painted,
II, A Myers, United States gov
ernment man, of the COW testing de-
partment for the Pacific northwest
with headquarters ar Salt Lake City.
was through the Hudson Bay today
interesting dairy farmers in the con-
tinuation Of the Walla Wallla Valley
Cow Testing Association for this next
4 year. 1t Is altogether probable that
the requisite number OF dairy COWS
will be signed up for.
Z r. E. Bean, w p. Leach and J..
Martin made a business trip to TOu-
q chet on Wednesday.
II, p. Hemper Of the Hudson Bay
country had the misfortune to lose
z a valuable horse this week
Charlie Dixon and family have
Z moved into the r. II. Wellman place,
4 Mr. Dixon having been employed as
q ranch foreman on that ranch
4 II. b. Bacon has moved onto the
Robert Wright place three miles west
q of Umapine.
The Umaplne Presbyterian church
q has installed electric lights in the
church and the Ladies Aid Is also
laying a floor in the basemof. VI
q manse.
Mrs, Mamie Geer and baby, who
q have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. A. A.
4 Whitley have gone to Walla walla to
4 visit her sister. Mrs r. T. Jones.
A delegation of Hudson Bay gfang-
ers expect to visit the Gardena Grange
4 on Saturday evening wheretopics OF
local interest will be discussed and
q their cooperative method Of selling
4 hay and other farm products and
4 purchasing coal will be Investigated.
Umapine farmers are cutting their
y fourth crop of alfalfa hay at present.
4 This crop, although pretty fair. is not
Z as heavy as other years and not all
y the ranchers are bothering to harvest
q it. preferring rather to use the fields
for pasture.
a Roy Saunders of Dry Creek, is in
\ Canada this week on business trip.
q o. w Carpenter filled his pit slO
q this week with fine crop Of corn, to
y be used this winter IN feeding his
q dairy stock