East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-04-16
'UEIAH REJOICING AT
DAILY MAIL SERVICE
LIBERTY LOAN WORKERS lind
NO SilACKEsltS IN SOUTH
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tiKIAII, April i6.-A heavy wind
and dust storm struck llSiah early
last week and about eight O'Clock
Monday night gentle rain began
falling. and rain fell all night ana
part of the day Tuesday, making II a
little too wet for plowing, but will be
a great benefit. Grass Is growing fine
ard the range viii soon be fine.
The daily mail viii start Monday
which win be great SATISFACTION to
the people of ultiah. as all mail reach-
es here the evening of the third day
from Pendleton,
Henry Lazinlla. sr,, of Pendleton,
was in town Thursday on his way TO
the Lazinka ranch to look after his
intrests there for few days.
c. S. Stuart. llneman, was in town
saturday looking after the telephone
lines.
The ladies of the Red .Cros held
their regular meeting at the residence
of Mrs. J. II. Laurence last Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs, Vestil Joines and
Mrs. MetteeF were In town Friday
trading,
Ed Jensen was business visitor
here las. Saturday.
Clyde Helmick, who has been out
near Echo with his cattle during the
winter. returned Sunday. going on to
his range Moday on Bridge creek.
William Allison of Oriental, is
spending few days Ia town.
Mr.. McCampbell, formerly of ukiah
but now of Freewater. was in town
Monday on business.
trip TO Pilot Rock the first of the
week.
Tho auto truck came IN Monday re.
turning Tuesday through the ,mud,
and since then the horse stage has
been making regular trips
Milton Williams and mother OF
Bridge creek, were in town Monday
trading.
Ed Ingram and family who have
been spending the winter in Freewa-
ter, returned Tuesday DING on out
to their homestead.
The young son of Edgar Dick OF
Alba is i'll with whooping cough.
Fritz Hsader of Long Creek regis,
tered at the Ukiah hotel Tuesday
night en- route to Long Creek.
The skating rink closed last sun
day as Mr.. Chamberlain viii now
have to use the garage for automo-
biles.
Monroe Taylor. who has been in
PendletOn for several weeks, receiv.
ing medical treatment returned tod
Ukinh Thursday evening
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Allison came
down from Nelson Meadows Friday
after supplies.
Eugene Domas of Ritter passed
through Ukiah last Saturday with 100
head Of cattle which he has been win
tering near Echo.
Dudley CcrogEins and wife, former
Residents Of Long Creek, But who now
reside at lHillsborough. were guests
at the Uklah hotel Sunday night on
their way to Long Creek to visit with
friends and relatives.
Charley Barber of Dale and wife
passed through town Friday with theii
horses and cattle on their return
home after wintering near Pilot Rock.
William Mcpherson. Frank Rice
and Jinks jacques registered at the
Ckiah Hotel Monday night.
Lon Case, Ben Colvin. Charley Nc.
Gauley prominent John Day stock /
men, were In town Tuesday night on 4
''NAi way ~ 4 AtIlulNlpu
Clarence and Bob Porter of Long
Creek who have been attending busi-
ness college at North Yakima, during
the winter, were IN town Monday
night. on their return home.
J. H. Wagner, Albert Peterson and
r. Laurence. who have been soiic-
iting for the last three days. for the
Third Liberty Loan, have had good
success, as everybody Is responding
readily and they report there are no
siaekers. owing to the condition OF
The roads the work goes slow, and a
full account Of the work will be given I
next week.
James johnson Of Range was in
own Thursday night on his way TO
Echo. going after his cattle which he
Nintered there.