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Blue Mountain Eagle
Wednesday, November 11, 2015
S QUINTS AND G LANCES
A look back on news from
Grant County over the past
100 years this week, pulled
from issues of the past.
pha Gamma Delta sorority at
Oregon State University in
Corvallis.
The fall rush fraternity
selections included Jason
Underwood of John Day.
Underwood was pledged to
Alpha Tau Omega.
10 years ago
Nov. 2, 2005
Blue Mountain Eagle
Christmas Valley man
guilty of horse theft
CANYON CITY – One
of two defendants charged
with allegedly stealing hors-
es from several ranches in the
Bear Valley and Izee areas in
2004 was found guilty by a
jury in Grant County Circuit
Court Oct. 29 after a four-day
trial.
Boyd Daniel Burroughs of
Montana and Brian Lee Bur-
roughs from Christmas Valley
were both charged with six
counts of ¿rst-degree theft and
six counts of unauthorized use
of livestock in the indictment.
Boyd Burroughs was acquit-
ted by the jury on all charges
and Brian Burroughs was found
guilty on three counts of unau-
thorized use of livestock.
Sentencing is set for Dec. 1
at 11 a.m.
100 years ago
Nov. 1, 1940
Blue Mountain Eagle
Dog House
Guard House: Boys
many of you have been
running hog wild. You
have done as you pleased
and many never knew the
meaning of the word “dis-
cipline.” But bear in mind,
that when you get into
the army, they have what
they call the guard house
and which is something
like the dog house that we
have in civilian life. For
a hangover in domestic
life, it is the dog house;
in the army it is the guard
house.
Buck Elliott drives the ‘62 Days float in the Grant County Fair Parade, 1930.
50 years ago
Nov. 4, 1965
Blue Mountain Eagle
6-Year-Old Finds Way
Out of Hills
Greg Johnson, six-year-
old son of Mr. and Mrs.
Connie Johnson of John
Day, walked about seven
miles out of a deer hunting
area Saturday afternoon,
Oct. 23, when he became
separated from his hunting
party.
The trek took him down a
trail from the Waterman Flat
area to Jim Cant ranch be-
low Picture Gorge where he
waited for the hunting party
to return.
An unidentified Seneca
family discovered him on
Highway 19 near the Cant
home, and gave him a ride
to his parent’s house in John
Day. The Sheriff’s office,
with help from Dayville
mayor Paul Grindstaff, noti-
fied the hunters of the boy’s
recovery.
25 years ago
Nov. 1, 1990
Blue Mountain Eagle
Two locals pledged at OSU
CORVALLIS – Jennifer
Claire of Canyon City was
recently accepted to the Al-
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15. Saints VS Redskins
10. Dolphins VS Eagles
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6. Oregon VS
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game scheduled for this weekend.
Each game is numbered. Clip the original entry blank and write, in numerical order, the advertiser’s name and the
team you think will win the game listed in the ad.
13. Lions VS
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Game No. 15 will be the tiebreaker every week. Simply write in what you think the final score will be for each team.
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Since 1995
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We had a 5-way tie with no correct
picks on game 15, so
Colleen Wyllie
won with the luck of the draw!
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next week!
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Have fun &
good luck!
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No. 15
Winner
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