East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-06-30
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IJKIAH. June 30.-Last Thursday
evening while trying ont somc horses
and races we're being run, Vern Dun
cans horse fell with him, throwing
him violently to the ground. he re-
ceiyed bruises about the head ana
face and the little finger or ms lelt
hand almost severed and his left MP
badly bruised At the time 1t was
thought that he was seriously injured
but on reaching the hospital at ZEN
dleton the doctors pronounced bis IN
juries more painful than seriousS
Jacob Bissinger, who has made ms
home with Mr.. and Mrs. George Ness
for the last fifteen years, left for
Michigan, last Friday to make his
home with his daughter.
Mrs. Geneva Dibble left last week
for Pendleton returning Tuesday.
mrs. Lowell Ganger and son Gar
land left last Thursday for Pendle-
ton to visit her mother Mrs. Henry
I.azinka and sister Mrs. oliver Leslie
She will return just before the cele-
bration.
Albert Peterson who Is riding his
trap lines reports that where ever ne
goes that huckleberries are going to
be plentiful.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Keeney and sons
of Dale and Mr.. and Mrs. Trace Baker
OF Pendleton were guests of Mrs. Mary
Peterson and family last Saturday.
A moving picture show. visited
Ukiah last wednesday night. Mr..
Sanderson giving the audience one and
one half hours of good pictures, show
ing Clusters last fight, he will remain
here, goving shows during the big
celebration July 2, 8 and 4.
The band stand has been COM
pleted and covered with boughs which
looks very inviting on a warm day.
Mr.. and Mrs, Sam Nelson and chill
dren of Butter Creek arrived last
Friday at their mountain home near
Hidaway Springs where they will
spend the summer.
John French of Butter creek visited
In Ukiah Sunday the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert Peterson.
Phil Fairbanks proprietor of the
Long Creek stage route has purchased
of Levi Elridge the two stage coaches
which were used between Ukiah and
Pilot Rock and is now using them on
the Long Creek route. on account of
the heavy mountain roads he had the
tops removed and has put on four
horses and travelling over the Long
Creek route is now Better that it has
ever been.
Albert Peterson left for Pendloton
Sunday evening on business returning
Monday.
A fine line OF prizes, consisting of
the prize saddle, pack saddle. chaps,
boots, and several other things are on
display in the front window at Peter
son Bros store.
Tom WILDLY lost valuable dog
last week from poison which he pick
cd up on his way home from town.
Bob Cannon OF Long Creek. who is
working In the forest service near
Sumpter passed through town Mon
day having been called to the bed side
of his brother who is seriously i'll.
Clyde HelmiclI came in from Bridge
Creek Monday after his car to bling
his family out for the celebration. He
was accompanied home by his sister
Mrs T.. L. Thrashe' who will visit
there n few days.
Many sheep are now passing thru
UlSiah daily going on to the reserve.
The condition OF the sheep is not the
best
Mettie Bros. who have the mail
contract for the next four years, have
received l-s ton truck to be used
on the road between Ukiah and Pilot
Rock.
Mrs Walter Kirk who has been
visiting at Freewater for several
weeks, returned home Tuesday even
ing