East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-03-15
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UKIAH, March 15.-with three
feet OF snow on the ground the 12th
day of March and no prospects of a
chinook. begins to make things look
serious in Camas Prairie. This is a
freak unknown to the Oldest settler.
Hay is getting scarce. and many OF
the stockmen are rushing their stock
out toward Pilot Rock to pasture.
Snow continues to fall. four inches
fell Saturday night. and hay is get
ting very scarce.
Measles still continue to spread.
and since last week the following
cases have been reported; Lyman
Peterson, John Mills, Leo Ledger
wood, Clarence Huston, Baby Lenz.
Mrs. Fred Peterson apd daughters
Leta, Cleo Metteer. Ward Reeves
Irene Kirk and Ralph Deru.
Mrs. Dora Barrett left Tuesday for
Hood River and Portland to be alb
sent a month.
George Tonkin of Pendleton. gama
warden. came in on the stage Tues
ty Wednesday.
Frank Chamberlain returned from
Ritter Springs Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs Paul Clark of Alba
were Ukiah visitors Wednesday on
business.
]. H. Wagner who has been visit
ing at Spokane for the last three
months. returned Thursday to pre-
.pare for spring work.
The heavy snow has weakened the
roof of the church and it is considered
unsafe. and there will be no more
services held there till IL has been |
repaired. The material has been or |
dered, and rods will lbe put through |
the building just as soon as pos
sible.
Judging from all reports. the
North Fork grade is in bad shape,
from the rocks rolling in to the road.
some of them are so large that
team can scarcely pass them
Miss Matte Kidd of Portland who
has been visiting at Long Creek for
the last two months, was the guest
Df Mr.. and Mrs. George Caldwell
Thursday on her return home.
Albert Peterson left for PendIeton
Thursday on business, returning Sat
Irday
Mr.. Michaels Of Pilot Rock was a
business visitor in Ukiah Friday and
saturday.
Mrs. Mckenzie returned from PEN
lleton Friday evening.
Dwight Sellers of Hermiston who
las been visiting here for the last
wo weeks purchased a span of geld
ngs from J. w. Sturdivant.
A half night dance was given at the
chamberlain Garage Saturday night.
Mrs. Bert Andrus who was brought
o town ten days ago III with pneu-
nonia' is slowly recovering
Clyde Helmick has turned his
lorses on the brakes as hay is get
ing scarce
Mrs. George Caldwell who has
cen i'll with throat trouble is able
D be out again.
frankie and lila Sturdivant visited
Yer Saturday with their parents Mr..
nd Mrs. J. w. sturdlvant on the :
arm.
Judge Fee has sold his Camas Prai-
le ranch to John Endicot OF PendIe-
on and Mr.. Endicot has taken pos u
sssion.
Henry Nye leaves Tuesday morn II
'g for Spokane for a few weeks Wis !,
with his parents. o
Mrs Lorenz, Mrs. Kottmeir and G
'rs- Bert Gibbs. were in town Mon 81
ay trading a
George Caldwell received letter II
scently from his brother. CLYDE y,
aidwen who is well known in T1kiah. Il
aving carried mail between UkIab n
nd Long Creek. He was in New 81
ork on his way to ArequIpa, Peru, a
drill for the Andes Exploration ST
o. and expects to be gone two
sars.
Mrs. Westgate Of Pilot Rock was n
lslness visitor in Ukiah Saturday
hen 10 Take Chamberlaln's TabIets
when you feel dun and stupid ait
: eating.