East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-08-26
CARCASS OF DOE FOUND
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IN TEXAS BAR BASIN
(East oregonian Specially.

ones, killing a fine buck which was
estimated at two hundred and, fifty
pounds and having a fine head OF
horns in the velvet. While hunting in
Texas Bar Basin, atcarcass was found
where Doe had been killed and the
hams skinned out and taken and the
rest of the carcass left laying there.
srawiPD. fls, AugD il Hss .Fua
John and Herbert French of Butter
Greek passed through Ukiah last Sat
urday. rss i4t E HfU3
Tom Reeves of Albee made final
proof on his homestead claim last
aturday before j. d. Kirk, q. S. land
commissioner. Charley Mcdonald and
Fern Belts, being his witnesses.
Will Hinton proprietor of the Ukiah
hotel returned from an extended trip
to Washington and Idaho, last Satur-
day night.
Ruby Moore and virgie Moore of
Hermiston are in Ulziah visiting their
aunt Mrs. Louis P. Mettie for an in
defenite time.
The weather is nice and cool after
the rains of last week and the smoke
having cleared away everything seems
like fall weather.
I. r. Laurance former merchant of
Ukiah, but now of Stanfield was in
Ukiah few hours last week on busi-
ness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Peterson, Ly-
man Peterson and Archie McCampbell
have been camping on Minam Creek
where Mrs. Peterson picked huckle-
berries while the men were hunting.
Mrs. George Caldwell and Vallie
Cardwell left Friday for the huekle-
berry patch to poin Mr.. and Mrs. Har-
ry Huston who were camped there
and they all returned Tuesday loaded,
with an abundant supply of berries.
Some in the jar and, some of them
fresh, which they distributed liberaffy
anon gtheir friends. who could not go.
The correspondent received a generous
share for which we are very grateful
The hunters are slowly returning
home after few days spent in the
hills hunting, most of them are re-
turning empty handed. ia.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. w. .SturdiVant,,
frankie Sturdivant and Clair Sturdi-
want of Stanfield came up Saturday
going on to Pearson Meadows in
search of huekleberries which still
seem to be plentiful. Berries seemed
to be scarce on the start, but the rush
was made before the main crop was
ripe. Since then they have been
ripening right along and many, many
gallons have been picked and canned
and people are still piclig. '.'
Mrs. j, H. Mettie ad daughters who
have been visiting in Michigan for the
last two or three months; returned to
their home here last Friday we'll
pleased with their vacation among
relatives and friends. s..., ,'i-.
Clark Martin who is working on. the
new road near Pearson Meadows came
down Saturday evening, returning
Sunday. .n Jc a=
Little Miss Iva, Sturdivant of Stan.
field is vishiting with her grandpar-
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Martin for
few days. a....
Herbert Meengs of Uliah, who was
so badly burned in a gasoline explo-
sion two weeks ago at Oakland; Cali
fornia still lives with a chance of re-
covery. His parents are at his. bed,
side and telegram from Mr.. Meengs
Monday read: Herbert's condition
slightly improved Holding his own.
Uncle Will .nft... ~ 81. sPS
Elmer Hinton has the honor of
bringing into Ukiah the first buck
killed in open season. a. ne =,v'.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Hinton and son
Elmer made a business trip to Hepp-
ner and back Wednesday. -r-
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Clark and son
Lloyd formerly of Ukiah, hut now of
College place were in town Monday
shaking hands with friends, on their
way to the huckleberry patch. They
were accompanied by Miss Lane, of
College place. r.-. ,t..l,...
Rev.. and Mrs. Sinclair left Thurs
day for Lewiston, Idaho, where they
will make their future home. t.,rs' D.,
a family reunion was held at the
home of J. II. mettie last Sunday,ait
being Mr.. Mettie's 18th birthday. The
entire family of nine children were
present and also all of their grand
children. ..t frs.H
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Chapman and
sons of Butter Creek were guests of
MIR. and Mrs. J. n. Mettie Sunday. t
Several carloads of good beef cat
lie were driven to Pilot Rock last
week for shipment by Frank Hilbert,
charley Hynd, James Mossie and Rob-
.rt Bond.
All the vacant houses in Ukiah will
'e filled by the last of next week, as
'nly one week more. of vacation re-
Mains.
Mrs. Clarence Daley and family
lho has been lcamping on the John
bay river while Mr.. Daley was work
1g the North Fork grade, returned
D her home in Ukiah, few days ago.
One day last week the five year old
On of Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Knapp Of
.ange was painfully burned in the
lroat in a very peculiar manner The
"A kettle was sitting on the stove
I'd boiling, and the little fellow made
paper funnel and walked up. to the
owe and then placed the funnel on
e tea kettle spout and placed his
outh on the funnel. drawing the
cam down his throat which was
dly burned. He was taken to Long
eek to Dr. johnson who relieved
m and last reports were that he was
ing nicely.
Several carloads Of Grant County
ef cattle passed through Ukiah.
Iursday enroute to Pilot Rock for
ipment.
Mrs. Jennie Moore left f1r Pilot
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