East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-06-12
GOVERNMENT BUILDING
STOREHOUSE AT UKAH.
lEast oregonian Specially


JJKIATI June 12.-Ukiah and Vicin-
ity is being treated to splendid rain
which began last Saturday with a light,
electric storm and each day following
an electric storm came UP each after
noon, followed by showers, until,
Thursday night when it rained all.
night when it rained all night and all:
day Friday, making an abundance OF
rain for the farmers and according to
the statement of Robert Bond, the
weather reporter, 81 of an inch has
fallen since o'clock Thursday up to
2 p. m. Friday.
Will Hinton, proprietor of the
Clliah hotel left Wednesday for
Range to look after his interests there.
expecting to return Saturday.
Feyette and Gordon Mettie we're
awarded the mail contract, between
Ukiah and Pilot Rock for the next
four years.
Professor Russell, wife and son, for
merly of the Pilot Rock high school.
arrived in Ukah last Sunday to spend
the summer with his consin, Mr.. and
Mrs Frank Chamberlain on the
homestead.
Mr.. and Mrs Etter of Pilot Rock
were in Ukiah Tuesday for short
time on ubsiness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Felix Johnson, ans
daughters left last Tuesday for their
stock ranch near Range.
EdNhe La Grange. who has been
attending school in Ukiah during the
winter left for her home at Range
last Sunday.
A letter received from Mrs Slaugh-
ter by friend tells of her safe arrival
in Sumpter last Saturday. She writes
that Mr.. Slaughter went to Twin
Lakes fishing, having to go over very
deep snow, and then dig through four
or five feet of ice to fish. He also
went to Badly Lake where he also dug
through five feet of snow and ice,
where he caught As nice fish.
Mr.. George Langdon is having the
first coat of paint put on his new
Mrs. Walter Kirk and son. Veru, left
Tuesday for Freewater to visit with
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Ingram.
for few weeks.
large new building is being erect
ed on the east side of town by the
government to be used as a store house |
.or government supplies and office.
Virgil Peterson, Ukiah's enterpris-
ng young merchant, left for Portland
Tuesday morning, to be absent several
lays on business. \
Jim johnson of Range, was in
-Niah Wednesday night on his way to
he johnson brothers ranch to look
fter the hay
a lively game of baseball was play
d last Sunday between Ukiah boys
nd Pendleton boys. Theyscore being
> to l ST nfavor of Uliah. The
kiah obys will play them again
unday, June IS, in PendIeton.
Miss Edna NJ. Gone, primary teach
: Of the Ukiah school, who has
nished a very satisfactory and sue
sssful term of school i'm Ukiah left
n her home in Portland Friday
orning after visiting friends. in
rant county and in U1iah for a week.
le will return the last Of August to
ach again in-the Ukiah school. All
IN welcome her back.
Clark Martin made business trip to
auge last Sunday returning Monday.
Doe Casteel vii lbe stationed at the
larson Meadows ranger static nfor
e summer and Ray Meengs will bv
Frazier station near Lehman
rings.
Wild horses are being rode quite
ming Camas Prairie cowboys con-
now in the try'outs for the
'tion to be held in Ukiah July
i {.
Miss Nallie Cardwell is clerking in
Ukiah Drug store.
school Notes.
The following pupils have been
ther absent nor tardy for the yea.
'the Ia Grange, Camas Lenz. Grace
erson.
.eneva Huston and Beulah Moore
ted school this week.
u Of the eighth grade passed the
e examination with an average Of
per cent or above
oreua Ness received ZOE in arifh-
ic. Edythe IA Grande 100 in ewes
Grace Peterson lee in Eriting and
sology-
rman Peterson and ErSel Gibb>
ed the state examinatio nin ny