East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-09-20

ton Tuesday after spending several
days in Ukiah with his family.
viii c. Counter of Athena, sales
man for Parks Bros, wholesale groc-
ers of Portland, was in town several
days, soliciting orders for his COM
pany.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Kirk came
down Thursday from the Meadow
creek ranger station. Mrs. Kirk will
go on to Bridge creek for short visit
with Mrs. Chilson. and Mr.. Kirk will
return to the station.
Berkeley DeVaul of Portland, visit
ed with friends in Ukiah Friday and
Saturday.
Mrs. Evan Troxel and two children
of Butter creek, who has been spend
ing the summer in the mountains with
her husband, passed through town the
first Of the week on her way home.
Bert Boynton of Sunnyside, Wash
ington, who has been at work on the
hardware building. returned to his
home last Saturday.
After raining hard for several daes.
the weather has turned off beautiful
and the farmers are busy with their
hay again.
William Howard of Albee was in
Ukiah Monday on BUSINESS and while
here was the guest of his son, Jinks
Howard. and wife.
Bert Martin killed a fine buck Mon
day morning which had a fine head of
horns, which are on display at his
home.
Bert Martin has purchased Clip Hus-
toms dairy cows and farm implements
and has rented j. T. Huston's farm
and will move on to It in a few days
Johnny Moore was kicked by horse
Monday morning when driving his
horses in from the pasture. A loose
horse kicked at the horse he wass rid
ing. striking him on the ankle. in
flicting q painful wound. Mrs. Moore
who was in town with the chill
dren for school. went to his assistance
and last reports were he was doing
nicely. No bones were broken.
Antoine Scheels returned from the
harvest field the first Of the week and
left again in a few days for his faith
er's home in the east where he will
remain during the winter.
Willie Mckenzie was in town Mon |
day night, with the Ross sheep. which |
they are bringing down from the
mountains and will take them to their |
fall range on Five Mile where they
will remain for some time.
Snow has been falling in the noun
tains and with short feed the sheep
men are beginning to move their sheep |
toward their fall range.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Mossie return
ed from Pendleton Monday after vis-
iting with Mr.. Mossie's mother, Mrs.
IIa,arxy NF0coia uhn q i'll 4
billiard French and John Carter Of
Long Creek, passed through Ukiah
Thursday with two droves of beef cat
tie for shipment.
All Porter, Joe Wilmoth and George II
Dolina passed through Town Wednes
day with a large drove of fine beef
cattle.
Mrs. ]. r. Laurance and son return
ed from Portland Sunday and was ac-
home by her mother, Mrs.
J. w. Sturdivant of Stanfield.
clyde Helmick and Brad Jarvis left
Thursday for Bridge creek to begin
fall seeding. as there has been suffi-
cient rainfall for fall work. II
Lou Case of Range visited in town
night with his family.
Mrs. william Mills of Hjdaway.
moved totown Sunday to send her
Young son to school and has taken
rooms at ]. II. Constants. ii
A crew OF surveyors from Pendieton II
,ame in Wednesday and have gone
Iouth to survey the proposed new road
between Ulsiah and the Grant county
Inc. iii
J. w. and NJ +. Sturdivant were
business visitors in Ukiah Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. L. Wright OF the
= fta 10 l. a.
lesday, the guests Of Mr. and Mrs. J. I