East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-06-05
HUNTING PARTY BAG
z BEARS IN A TRIP
IN UKIAH DISTRICT
PENDLETON MEN AMONG THOSE
WHO SUCCEEDED IN GET
TING BIG GAME.
Dance Is Given at Alba With Many in
Attendance; Bud CoIvin Meets With
Painful Accident When Horse
Falls; Animals Neck is Broken;
Colvln Suffers Fracture.
east oregonian Special.

ger of Pilot Rock VINO nave been al
the Lazinka ranch for the last two
weeks on a bear hunt, left for their
homes Tuesday; they succeeded in
killing two bear
Ward Emigh Of Walla Walla and
proprietor of the Ukiah creamery,
came in Saturday returning Sunday.
Fred Grooms, ranger, passed
through Ukiah Wednesday enroute TO
Sumpter in response to a message an
nouncing the death Of Mr. Ireland.
former ranger of Ukiah.
r. w. Shaw, wife and son. Henry
Conger and daughter and Ars Sarah
Balance Of Long Creek passed through
Ukiah Sunday in their cars enroute to
Walla Walla
Arthur Cardwell Of Long Creek,
who has been attending school during
the winter at Milton returned We'd
nesday and was the guest of his sister
Mrs. Caldwell Wednesday night, go
ing on to Long Creek thursday MORN
ing
Henry Lazinka and family came in
last Sunday in their car to visit their
daughter Mrs Ganger returning to
Pendleton Sunday,
Mrs Meengs and Mrs. Allison came
over saturday from Bridge Creek to
meet Helen Mengs on her return from
school. They returned to Bridge
Creek Sunday
Ben Colvin Of Range was in ukiah
sunday night On business
A dance was given at Alba Satur-
day night in honor Of Miss Scroggins
and Miss Dick who passed the eighth
grade Those who attended the
dance from Ukiah were Helen De Vaul
Ila Sturdiyant, Clair Sturdivant, Harley
Kirk. Gordon Mettie and May Martin.
Jim Johnson wife and daughter
were guests at the Peterson hotel
Sunday night enroute to Heppner to
visit Mr. Johnson's mother, Mrs.
Cornett
Alton and Vern Colyin who have
been attending school on the Sound
We're passengers on the Saturday
night stage enroute to their home
near Range They left Monday NOR
ring on the Long Creek stage for
their home.
Lester Bolin returned from Pilot
Rock Tuesday with a load of shingles
for his new house which he intends
building on his homestead soon.
Jimmie Ellis son of Mrs. Mary Ell
lis of Alba, who has been gone since
last summer returned to Alba last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Constants of
Alba were in Ukiah Monday on bus
mess
DR.. DeVaul was called to Ed
Thrashers on Bridge Creek Monday
to visit Mrs. Thrasher who is seri-
ously i'll.
Bud Colvin son of Ben Colvin of
Range, Grant Co.. met with a painful
accident last week He was riding a
gentle horse when it stumbled and
fell with him, turning complete
lsommersault. breaking the horses
neck. also breaking the young mans
collar bone and badly bruising him
otherwise. DR.. Newmeyer of Long
Creek was called and soon had him
resting easy
Mrs. Alma Bolin is visiting few
days in Ukiah with her aunt Mrs. ].
T. Huston.
Mr.. Cutter of Hidaway Springs left
for Pilot Rock Monday with Charley
Miller, returning Wednesday with a
new Ford car,
Vesta and Irene Kirk who have
been visiting the last week with their
sister Mrs. Chilson on Bridge creek,
returned Monday accompanied by
Mrs Chilson.
Decoration day was observed by a
few who went to the cemetery with
flowers to decorate the graves of rel
atives.
C. l.. Marr of Range came in Mon
day after load of supplies.
Mrs. Braden Girken of Ritter was
tere to meet her mother and sisters
Mrs. Augg and daughters of Pendle'
ton who came in on Mondays stage
George Kennedy who drives the auto
truck between Pilot Rock and ukah
has been off duty for few days on
account of the illness of his wife.
Mr.. Green, ranger of Frazier station
captured three cub bear last week.
Lester Bolin left for Pilot Rock
Sunday returning Tuesday with load
Cf shingles which he intends using OF
a new house which he intends build
! iEg on his homestead, and will begir
work on the building next week.
| Friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Gil
liand formerly of Ukiah but now o
Pilot Rock will be pleased to hear oi
the birth of an II 1-2 pound sor
born to them May 29th,
Mat Jones of Range was in town
Wednesday night on business.
Mr. Ritter miner who lives abou
20 miles up the North Fork of the
John Day river, came in Wednesda,
after supplies.
A large band Of sheep belonging tt
Aaron Cole, passed through towr
Monday going to Mr.. Coles Bridg'
creek range.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. G. Clark and sor
Lynn left for Walla Walla in theil
new car Wednesday.
Mrs. Dora Barrett left for Hoot
River Friday morning to be absent ;
month.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Dern of Albi
have gone to Idaho on a visit to theii