East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-04-05
WITH HAY ALL GONF
NAY RAACHERS HAVE
TO TURN STOCK OUT
COLD AND DISAGREEABLE
WEATHER is PREVAILING
AT UKIAH.
Long Winter Months Necessimted
Using All Feed and Cattle Have 10
Rustic ON the Ranges Where the
Grass Is Meager; Man, Seriously
III, Rescued from cabin.
(East Oregonlan special.N

UKIAH, Ore, April 4,-Cold. disa-
greeable weater now prevails and the
grass is growing very slowly and ow-
ing to the long winter, many have fed
all their hay and now are forced to
turn their stock out to rustic.
Nate Raines, accompanied by Mrs,
Matthews and daughter Of Pendleton,
were guests at the Peterson hotel
Tuesday night en- route to the ranch
which Mr.. Raines ana Mr.. Matthews
have rented near Ritter
Miss Helen De vaul, daughter OF
Or. 0. De vaul, began a six months
term Of school last Monday in the
Brehm district.
Milford Martin, wife and children,
of Bridge creek, were visiting in
Ukiah Wednesday,
Lowell CANCER and wife left for
Pendleton last Friday 90 visit several
days with relatives.
Ralph Mclaughlin, who has been
suffering with an attack OF heart
trouble. is slowly improving.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Andrus moved
into their new residence last Saturday,
Mrs. Ed Ingram and children went
out to their homestead to spend Sat.
urday and Sunday.
Art Smales is cutting cordwood for
Clyde Helmick on Bridge creek,
Fred Grooms, wife and son, re.
turned from Pendleton Saturday even
ing after a weeks absence.
Charley Hoover, one Of khe early
pioneers of Camas Prairie, but now Of
Pendleton, returned Saturday even
ing on the stage to UKlah and win
take a position with the Sturdivant
brothers for the summer.
Walter Blackburn was in town
Monday with a fine beef, which he
soon disposed of.
Mr.. Clark of Alba. who suffered a
paFalytic stroke about a year ago. is
Ill again. Being a bachelor and liv-
ing alone he was seriously Ill for sew.
eral days before he was discovered,
when he was moved at once to the
Clark Hotel at Alba, where every
thing possible is being done for his
comfort.
Miss Sarah Mossie who went to
Portland last fall will return soon to
make her home with her sister, Mrs.
Mettie.
Mrs. Fred Casteel went to Tcndleton
last week to have some denta. work
done. - %
Mrs. Williams, mother Of Milton
Williams, is sick a the home OF Mrs.
Ed Ingram.
George volhard. the shoemaker,
finding trade dull in Ukiah. left We'd
nesday morning for Arlington.
George Andrus of Range VAS in
Ukieh Wednesday night on business.
Mrs. Hicks, who has been visiting
her daughter, Mrs. Garfield, since last
summer, left for her home in Michi.
gan last Tuesday.
Lester Doolittle went out to the
sArdivant farm Monday to DE absent
several days, doing some painting.
Mrs. ]. H. Mettie and son Gordon
were in town wednesday.
Letters received by. friends OF ]. d
Kirk say that he is Mt Long Beach
California, and that he will start fol
home in a few daisy.
J. H. Hecker, who has conductei
the Ukiah creamery for Mr.. Emigh
for the last six years, lett for For
Valley Friday morning to remain per.
manently. Carl Rexburg will hav,
charge of the creamery and receive
the cream for a few days when MIR
Enigh will send a man from Walls
Walla to take charge Of 1t for the
summer. Mr.. and Mrs. Hecker will
be greatly missed in Ukish.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren leave in a few
days for Portland and other points tC