East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-03-04
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Umapine Mar. 4.-Charles Dyer
of Ferndale this week purchased from
ID. o Saunders a yearling pure bred
Jersey bun. The dam OF this animal
is MaJesty's Carnation, and the sire
Brown Lad Excelsior. This is one OF
the best young bulls ever sold in this
vicinity. His dam IL a beautiful young
COW and has made as high as AL
pounds OF butter fat in one month as
two year old on semi-officiaI test.
Mr.. Saunders now has II pure bred
Jerseys. He owns a half interest with
Il. T.. Bean in Sultan's Golden Chief.
who carries 81 per cent of the blood or
viva la France, the world champion
Jersey COW who produced 1881
pounds OF butter fat in one year, who
is without question the best bred Jer-
sey bull ever brought to this part OF
Umatilla county. Mr.. Saunders is
milking IS cows at the present time
and expects to increase his herd to 25
or more this fall. He has perfection
milking machine and is well pleased
with it. He will improve his diary
ranch this season by building a silo.
Thursday was Farmers Day at
umapine and number of the ranch
ers took advantage of the splendid lee
lures given by Prof. George Hyslop. !
chief of farm crops department at
o. A.C., and Prof. f. L. Westover,
dairy extension specialist also of o. A. |
c.. The lectures were on forage crop
production, breeding and feeding beef
cattle and hogs on the farm for profit /
and problems of Umapine dalrymen. |
The speakers were secured by County |
Agent Fred Bennion.
Miss ELLA May Harmon, county |
home demonstration agent, made two |
trips to Umapine this last week, help |
ing farm women with dress forms. on |
Thursday and Friday of this week. the |
sewing specialist from o. A. c. holds |
three day sewing class at Umapine |
and every woman in the community is |
invited to attend these classes and |
bring any problem in sewing she may
have; also any clothes to make over or |
finishing or trimming. The first meet !
ing will be Thursday afternoon at 2 |
o'clock while the morning meetings |
will be at 10 o'clock.
Mrs. f. Moore made n short trip to
kennewick over the week end with |
friends.
Jens Therkildsen who has been at
tending the Oregon Agricultural Col
lege at Corvallis for the past seven |
weeks returned to his home at Una
pine on Sunday. Mr.. Therkildsen has
been taking a special course in but |
termaking at Corvallis and will in the I
near future take n new position. Dur |
ing his absence, baby son was born |
and Mr.. Therkildsen is this week MAX
ing his acquaintance.
Ruth Martin is again at high school |
after being home with mumps.
Mrs. A. A. Whitley left Monday aft
ernoon for Portland where she will !
visit for a month with her daughters |
Mrs. Mamie Geer and Mrs Del Vale. |
Rev. and Mrs. c. C. Babbidge left |
morning for Portland, Ore
gon, where they will attend the con-
vention of the worldwide Church |
Union movement.
Ivan Gainor left Monday evening for |
Portland where he intends to work.
Miss Elizabeth Severance. principal |
of the Vincent school, is i'll this week
and unable to attend school.
OF the 500 allotted Umapine for
the Armenian drive, Dan ]. Kirk re-
ported that Umapine over-subscribed
and s110 was netted for this worthy
cause.
Mrs. r. H. Wellman visited with
friends in this place on Saturday.
Revival meetings began Sunday
light in the United Brethren church
1t this place and are being conducted
oy Rev. Cline of the Free Methodist
,hurch of Walla Walla.
Mrs. Helen Severance entertained at
/ luncheon Friday noon at her home
1ere. Covers were placed for six and
hose enjoying the affair were Mrs.
'abbidge, Mrs. Phillippi, Mrs. VIM.
records, and Mrs. Ralph Reser.