East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-09-28
HAY BEING DAMAGED
BY NCESSANT RAIN
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UKIAH, Sept. 2S.--Rain is still fall.
Ing and lots OF hay Is still in the fields
which will all spoil unless the rzair
ceases soon. Hail fell Thursday until
the ground was white and snow is vis-
able on the high peaks. Grass is good
which will greatly benefit the stock
men.
Many people from a distance passed
through Uksah last week on their way
to the Roundup.
The heavy rains prevented many
from going to the Roundup.
Miss Mildred Davis and Miss Ethel
Scroggfns OF Ritter were guests at the
Ukiah hotel Friday night. enroute to
Pendleton.
Frank Keeney. of Long Creek pass
ed through town Saturday with SO
head of hogs, driving them to the Pilot
Rock market.
George Caldwell went to Pilot Rock
Saturday with Robert Bonds beef cat
tie. Mr.. Bond going on to Portland II
with the cattle, returning Tuesday.
Bert Martin has taken possession of Il
j. T. Illusions ranch which he has
rented and moved his family there
Sunday. IN
Walter Allison, ranger, with crew
OF men. is fencing the Round meadows
Clip Huston left Wednesday for Pilot
Rock to join his family for the Round
Up.
Many sheep and cattle are now pass
ing through Ukiah. the cattle are being
driven to market and the sheep to
their fall ranges. IEE
J. H. Constants made a business trip lE
to Pendleton the first of the week. HE
Mrs. William Mills was called home E
Sunday by the illness of her husband sE
William Mills. lie
Mr.. and Mrs Fl L. Thrasher of Nye Is
were in town over Sunday visiting with lie
relatives. llE
George Kingsley of Range, who was
taken to Pilot Rock for TREATMENT lE
some time ago, is now recovering and E
Is now at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. is
Clyde Helmick. lib
Fayette Mettie who has been i'll is liz
now on the road to recovery. IIE
Bert Kenney of Dale, was in. town lE
on his return from Pilot Rock. lE
Carl Stuart. lineman. of Pilot Rock, lE
was in town several days this week, lE
repairing the telephone lines. iiE
Lille Howard who is attending SCHOOL, Ill
1t Pilot Rock visited Saturday and IL
Sunday with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. III
links Howard of Ukiah. IIE
Mr.. Murphy of Range was in town III
tuesday buying farm implements. llE
Clarence Delay, is in town from III
frazier Station IlE
Mrs. Frany Brundage of Pendleton llE
anne in Monday night, going on to III
Springs Tuesday. III
Mat Jones, WILDER Reynolds, III
Hanger. Asa Arbogast and Vern Dun III
an of Dale were in town Wednesday lll
light on their way to Pilot Rock with llG
eef cattle. lG
The two small children Of Mr.. and llz
frs. Arden Gilliland have been sick HI
Or several days III
Mrs. ]. d. Kirk, is all at her home llG
l Ukiah. IG
Frank Gilliland of Butter creek IG
assed through town Tuesday on his llG
ray to the mountains to look after his HI
heep. James Metscar who was herd IlG
az for him. has almost lost his eye IlH
ght and mr.. Gilliland goes to take ilA
,illie Anderson to take his place. IlH
CLYDE Heimick and family left Fri llz
ay for the Roundup. IlG
George Ness was in town Saturday i'll
nth nice fresh beef. lz
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Bond, Mr.. and lIz
frs. Lowell Ganger, Henry Lazinka, llAI
Iarence Daley, Tnaen Mettie. Gordon I'LL
fettie and Lloyd Rickert, of Ukiah I'LL
ttended the Roundup iAl
Leonard Simpson left for Washing lAI
On Friday where he will pick apples lGl
Orin Gibbs and wife left for the five lGl
lille country Thursday for a few days Hl
uniting. lA