East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-02-22
SNOW AT UK|AH
CRUSHES SHEDS
BUGGY AND SLEIGH BEI4 4ONGING
TO j. II. HUSTON SMASHED
To KINDILNG,
II. q. Clark Loses Barn Under Heavy
Weight OF snow; Sheep killing Dogs
Are Shot: Basket Social Draws
large Crowd.
(East oregoninn speciall

UkIAH, Feb. 22.-William Warden
who has been i'll with lumbago. has
recovered so as to be around. and left
Monday for Ritter to get the benefit
OF the mineral springs there.
VIII Hinton and family of Range
came over Wednesday to visit for a
few days at the Peterson hotel.
G. S. Andrus of Range, passed
through town Monday enroute tc
Fendleton on business.
! Mrs. J. r, Laurance and children
arrived in Ukiah Saturday evening
after a three months visit in Port
land.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kottmeir and John
Caroline and Carl are ill with the
measles.
Tom Ledserwood and wife We're in
town Thursday.
Nate Ranes of Ritter was transact
ing business in Ukiah Wednesday.
J. T Huston met with bad luck
Thursday when a buggy shed went
Gown under its heavy weight of snow
smashing a buggy and sleigh into
kindling wood.
Gail Dick of Alba is confined to the
house with the mumps.
Harry Huston has his house about
finished and will move onto his
ranch about March 1st. Q
Mrs. G. S. Andrus and son George
of Range passed through town Sat
turday enroute to the Andrus, Gibbs
sawmill. Mrs. Andrus comes to help
care for her son, Bert Andrus, VINO
has been ill for some time.
| Lester Bolin. Harry Depew, Walter
I l.fN FgsN
| Pendleton Thursday with a bunch of
horses which they will sell, If there
/ is any market for horses.
d. C. Smith left for Pendleton last
week on business. to be absent sew
| eral days.
Bert Gibbs and family visited sun
! day with Mr. and Mrs. Carl Sturdf-
want.
| r. G. Clark had barn fall under
the heavy weight of snow on one OF
his Bridge creek ranches few days
ago.
Edgar Dick of Alba was in town Sat
urday with q good beef which he soon
disposed of.
Arthur Footer of Alba was in town
Saturday on business.
Mrs. ]. H. Moore who has been liV-
II ing in town during the winter sending
their children to school, moved oack
to the farm Saturday.
A few worthless dogs have been
running around the country OF late
and chasing stock at the feedlne
grounds. and Saturday they got am
ong some sheep belonging to Jesse
Hilbert killing some and tearing oth-
ers. when Jesse took shot at them
and now there is at least one dog less
The basket social given at AlDa
last Saturday night for the oenefit OF
the school was attended by soou
crowd and according to reports from
some who we're there, GOOD time
was had. The baskets selling Wen
after which the crowd adjourned 10
Dicks hall and danced till midnight
Those going from Ukiah were the
Misses frankie Sturdivant' la stur
divant. Marie Mettie. Fayette anu
Gordon Mettie. Henry Nye. Marion
and Ray Martin.
Fred Grooms of Dale was in town
Monday on business.
Two inches of snow fell SunoaS
night. and Monday was colo aho
| raw. disagreeable day. The winu
blowing and drifting the fresh snow
william Meengs who was kicked %
a horse several weeks ago. is now aoi'
TO be around the house, and viii soof
be alright again.
Mr. McCambell Of Dale. came oyel
last week. bringing his horses. he
bought hay from Buck Welch FOL
lthem.
| A few are almost out Of hay ou'
the majority have plenty to put then
| through the winter. 1t is almos
March and still we have our winte'
snow with no signs of a chinook.