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Athena Press

Location

Athena, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Nov 29, 1907

Page

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Thanksgiving Here Observed by All Athena

Thanksgiving day was observed by the community with visits among friends and a general sense of cheer. Stores closed and little business was transacted while hotels offered lavish dinners. A Union Thanksgiving service at the Christian church featured Rev. Israel Putnam and a city choir, with lively music by the La Brache orchestra and revelers in festive costumes.

Athena Christian Church Israel Putman Methodist Episcopal Church United Choirs la Brache

Death of Mrs. Mary McDonald in Adama Area

Mrs. Mary McDonald widow of Neil McDonald of Adama died at home Sunday morning November 24 after a months long illness. Funeral services were held at the McDonald home November 26 before interment in Weston. Her maiden name was Cameron born October 22 1838 in Tires in Argyleshire Scotland. Rogue the bird dog belonging to Fay Le Grow returned home with a broken leg sustained by a .22 rifle bullet. Dr. Plamondon set the leg in a cast and Rogue is recovering. Bingo a collie owned by Le Grow is missing likely dead.

Mary McDonald Neil McDonald Adama McDonald Weston Mure Cameron Tires Argyleshire Scotland Fay le Grow

Wheat Loadette Train Delivers Cars for Northern Pacific

A Sunday special train on the Northern Pacific distributed cars along the branch for wheat loading. Ten cars remained on the Grandview siding while Athena received five. At the Preaton-Parton Mill, three carloads of flour were taken by the special.

Northern Pacific Grandview Athena Preaton-Parton

Roger 1847 and Community Watch Clock Jewelry Sale

The shop invites customers to inspect a new line of watches clocks jewelry solid silver plated ware cut glass and fountain pens. Emphasizes good goods and low prices as a reputation for quality.

Roger 1847

Drain Preparations at Athens Yards Amid Flood Risks

The O R & N company shows extensive flood countermeasures at its Athens yards and depot. Workers dig a 5 by 6 foot channel across Main street east of the depot, lined with timbers and graded. Last winter high water damaged the Pendleton Spokane line, halting trains and delaying mail transit for days.

Athens Main Street Pendleton-Spokane Athena Weston Pendleton Walla Walla

Jury Discharged After Deadlock in Steve Adams Murder Case

The Shoshone county jury stood four to one for guilt on eight ballots before discharging at 5 45 pm Sunday. Clarence Darrow sought bail or immunity for Adams amid ongoing Tyler murder case actions while Hawley said the verdict changes nothing in prosecutions.

Steve Adams Jorymen J. F. House Charles Dittemore D. W. Garwood 8. A. Varnum Fred Taylor Marble Creek Shoshone County Idaho Clarence Darrow Adams Adare Colorado Lyler Bailey Western Federation of Miners Hawley Darrow

The Warners Again in Court Over Estate Dispute

Mabel Warner and her husband face charges after obtaining a search warrant from Justice Richards to seize papers from A Phillips Weston and the Farmers Bank of Weston. The warrant was recalled at the bank, ruling out further searches. The couple and Craddick the detective were bound over 300 cash each in Pendleton on a malicious warrant claim.

Mabel Warner Peice J. W. Young Craddick Warner Weston Bank Warners

Phelps Sets Stance on Pendleton Sunday Law

East Oregonian reports that Pendleton saloon owners may face charges under the Sunday closing law after the holidays. District Attorney Phelps says he will file information if sufficient evidence appears, noting police must report state law violations and that gambling in the county is closed for good.

Pendleton Saya East Oregonian Phelps Mr. Phelps

Revival closes in Walla Walla with 800 seek salvation

Sunday night marked the end of a month long revival in Walla Walla. Rev Hart led the services during which 800 people went forward for salvation and 600 were converted. The meetings raised 2400 dollars, 800 for the tabernacle and the remainder for evangelists’ salaries.

Walla Walla Hart Tabernacle

Fred Flint Heads to Athena After Seattle Mill Closure

Fred Flint returns from Seattle on Tuesday and will spend the winter in Athena. He worked at a Seattle saw mill that closed, leaving workers unemployed. Several mills on the Sound have shut down in recent weeks.

Fred Flint Seattle Athena Sound

Six good teams for sale at low figure

Six reliable horses priced low for cash only are offered for sale. Weighs range from 1400 to 1600 pounds. Enquire at N. P. Depot for details.

N. P. Depot

Masquerade Skating Featured in Athena Social Scene

Over the past week Athena hosted a masquerade skating party on Wednesday night with costumes and dancing. Thursday brought a Masquerade ball at Arbeva opera house. Tonight the Friday Night Skating Club plans a historic character presentation in glittering array.

Athena Arbeva

Improvements Completed on Rural Telephone Line at Athena

A valuable enhancement to the rural telephone system centers in Athena. Line No 26 now a complete high line with construction finished Monday. The line serves many patrons and extends northwest of town.

Receiver Sought for Highlands Gold Mines Co

In federal court Douglas W. Bailey for HH. Or. Shultz seeks appointment of a receiver for Highlands Gold Mines Co of Baker county. The suit claims a $20,000 fictitious claim orchestrated by Judge Crawford and directors to seize the property, valued at about $100,000, as the company is insolvent. A hearing before Judge Wolverton is set for Wednesday.

Highlands Gold Mines Co Baker County Douglas W. Bailey HH. Or. Shultz Walla Walla Montana Crawford la Grande Wolverton

Hog killing becomes farming linked occupation in town

A. I. Swaggart killed fifteen hogs this week and townsfolk remembered friends with generous donations of spare ribs and backbones.

A. I. Swaggart Bis Town

Teachers at La Grande Institute Draw 200 In Attendance

More than two hundred educators attend the state teachers institute in La Grande this week. J H Ki Scott of this city joins the gathering and eighth grade pupils enjoy a vacation during the event.

State Teachers’ Institute la Grande J. H. Ki. Scott

Be Wise Mothers Use Bees Laxative Cough Syrup

Advertisement notes that mothers with young children need not fear croup colds or whooping cough and claims Bees Laxative Cough Syrup tastes good and helps clear the bowels and head. Sold by Pioneer Drug Store. Also advertised stove for sale. Enquire at the Press.

Drog Tore

Dr Coon Draws Crowd at Opera House Lecture

Last Saturday evening at the Opera House a Christian fair Methodist revival J O O F skating rink and Dr Coon lecture drew crowds. Attendees praised the talk and urged the doctor to return and speak again, with visitors from Weston requesting another appearance.

Sawdust Fueled Heaters Debut at Jurman’s and Bt. Nichols

Jurman’s Department Store and the Bt. Nichols Hotel have installed new heating stoves powered by sawdust fuel. Owner reports call the devices an unqualified success as they use economical fuel and provide steady, satisfactory heat.

Jurman Bt. Nichols

Loon owner fined after Corner Saloon fracas

Claud Estes was fined $5000 in court Monday after an incident at the Corner Saloon Friday night. Clarence La Brasche, Chas Gay, and others were involved with Estes striking Thomas, one of the proprietors, on complaint by the saloon keeper.

Claud Estes Richard's Court Eates Clarence la Brasche Chas. Gay Thomas Estes Kates

Dr King’s New Life Pills Adverts

An 19th century advertisement touts Dr King’s New Life Pills as a safe gentle cleanser and invigOrator for headaches biliousness malaria and jaundice claiming the remedy aids appendicitis prevention by cleansing the bowels and promotes purchase at Wm Mc Bride’s drug store noting a 2 cent price.

Dr. King Wm. McBride

Also Mentioned on This Page

Preston-Parton Milling Company Athena Labor Oregon Waitsburg, Wash R. J. Boddy THE Tum-A-Lum Lumber CO H. O. Mansfield Toubhet London Wash Adams and Freewater Northern Pacific Railway A. D. Charlion Pac. Ry Portland Ore Union Opera House N. P Holiday Howard Hamilton Waltham Hamden F. H. Coolidge Dell Brothers Coop Zate Regon Gould Masquerade Entertainments Recorder's Court
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