East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-09-17
MANY SHEEP BEING
LOST IN MOUNTAINS
OF UKIAH VICINITY
ONE BAND OF AZ Is DISCOVERED
BY LLOYD CLARK AND RE
TURNED To OWNER.
(East oregonian specially

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S. QUAINT of Alba were the guests of
DIR. De Vaul and daughters Friday
Lloyd Clark found AZ head of lost
sheep Tuesday, which belonged to
Aaron Cole and they were returned
to the owner the next day Many
sheep are being lost In the noun
tains this summer.
a number of the farmers are still
haying. as the late rains have greatly
benefited the late sown grain and
much more hay will be cut than was
expected. But some of 1t will be very
late.
Born, near Ukiah, Sept. II. to Mr
and Mrs. Roscoe Dickenson, a 10 1-2
pound son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Ship of Pilot
Rock have moved to Ukiah and have
moved into the Buck Welch
ottage back of the Blue Mountain
hotel Mr. Ship is driving stage be-
tween Ukiah and Long Creek.
Abe Martin is home for q few days
visit with his family when he will re-
turn again to his work near Pendle-
ton.
Frank Hilbert left Thursday with
54 head of beef cattle which he will
denver IN Pilot ROCK.
A good rain fell Monday and again
Wednesday night and the smoke has
cleared away and beautiful autumn
weather now prevails.
Wood Gibbs and C. S Stuart left
for Lookout Station Saturday for a
hunt and Mrs. Caldwell who has been
at Lookout with her husband for the
last two months, came down Sunday
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during Mr.. Gibbs absence.
Miss Rachael Rollins of Portland.
arrived Friday evening and will re-
main with Mrs. I. r Laurance for an
indefinite time.
Stanley CaverhiI, wife and two
children of Grant Co., were in town
Tuesday night. en- route to points in
Washington and Idaho. for a two
months visit with relatives
Trace Baker and wife of Dale, who
have been in Pendleton for two
months, passed through town Tuesday
on their return home.
John Dern of Alba was a business
visitor in Ukiah Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. QUAINT and daughter
Myrtle of Alba, made trip to Walla
Walla and bck last week. Mr.. QUAINT
purchased a new Maxwell car on his
trip.
Mrs A d. Bolin and family moved
to town Sunday and moved into the
Blue Mountain hotel
Rev Herbert returned from Walla
Walla Saturday. Mrs. Herbert return
ed with him, and they have taken
rooms with Mrs, 8. J. Helmick for
the winter.
Buck welch made a business trip
to Pendleton this week.
VIII Hinton and Albert Peterson,
returned Monday from a ten days
trip to Portland, Centralia and other
points. Mr.. Hunter was seeking a new
location and decided to locate near
Centralia-
Jerry Schmit left last week for
Granite peak to visit Berkley De Vaul
who is stationed there as fire guard.
Miss Ora Clark, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. r, G. Clark, left Tuesday
for Walla Walla, where she will join
three of her friends and together the
four will go to Portland and enter
the Mt Taber sanitarium to take up
three year course in nurses train
ing.
Rev Sinclair will have charge OF
the Ukiah creamery during the win
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for Mr.. Emigh.
Milford Martin will work in the
hardware store for ]. H. wagner for
the next two months.
Fred Grooms, wife and son Jack.
of Dale, were in town Wednesday
night on business
George Ellis is seriously Ill again
at his home four miles from Ukiah.
K G. Warner was In town the first
of the week, going on to his sheep
camps to look after his interests
there.
Mrs. John L.insner of Pilot Rock,
came in Tuesday evening and will re-
main here for awhile.
DIR. De VauI will leave for Pilot
Rock today where he goes to take
charge of his new field We wish the
doctor success but regret his going as
It leaves Ukiah without doctor and
If ever a place needed a good doctor
1t is here and all efforts will be put
forth to secure another.
Joes Hardesty, wife and daughters
of Long Creek, were guests at the
Hotel Peterson Thursday night on
their return from Portland.
Frank. the young son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Jesse Hilbert, is i'll at their home
| south of town.
Miss Helen DeVaul, who has been
teaching in the Metteer district during
the summer, finished her school Fri
day. September IA, and after visiting
with friends for a short time around
Ukiah will leave for Pilot Rock,
where she will begin teaching win
ter term after which she will move
onto her homestead south of Pilot
Rock In leaving Uklah. Miss De
VauI leaves behind a host of friends
who wish her well in her future en-
terprise
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Martin and chill
dren and Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Martin
and children are in the mountains
this week picking huckleberries.
frankie Sturdivant and Dickey
DeVauI returned from a trip into
| Grant county Monday
Miss Helen Meeng of Bridge Creek