Grain Case Still On Court Walker vs Northwestern Warehouse
The Walker versus Northwestern Warehouse Company case remains ongoing in court, with testimony continuing and no jury verdict expected until late today or tomorrow. Related matters include other actions against the defunct Athena Flour Mill, alleged to have stored and shipped grain without owner consent or payment. Doctor reports swine disease spread in county, with hog cholera or swine plague feared, and renewed worries of an epidemic as Dr Christie predicts further outbreaks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Walker
Northwestern Warehouse Company
Athena
Corporation
Flouring Mill Company
Hog cholera outbreaks in county swine farms halt future losses
Dr J Christie, a veterinarian, tells East Oregonian that hog cholera has reappeared in the county. The latest cases come from Dean Tatum’s Birch Creek farm where about 30 hogs are affected. The disease is mild so far with few deaths, but officials warn fatalities may rise unless containment improves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Christie
East Oregonian
Dean Tatum
Birch Creek
Tatom
Glanders Reported Near Athena In Horses
North of Athena several glandered horses are reported. Dr. Christie notes John Hagen allegedly killed two by his orders. Isaac Hagen has one or two sick animals, and Rhodie nearby has several head affected. Glanders is a fatal, incurable disease affecting salivary glands and nose discharge. It is highly contagious and can affect dogs, goats, sheep and occasionally humans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athena
Christie
John Hagen
Isaac Hagen
Rhodie
Creamery Butter From Ukiah Heads to Pendleton Stores
Charles McReynolds of Ukiah and his renowned creamery butter are set for sale in Pendleton through DeMott & Co. as distributors. The product, praised by tasters as the finest butter, will remain fresh at all times, ensuring no rancid batches reach customers. McReynolds began the Camas Prairie creamery and has produced butter there for 30 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles McReynolds
Ukiah
McReynolds
Pendleton, DeMott & Co
McReynold
Camas Prairie
California Excursion by Rail and Steamer Tickets
On July 30 and August 4 for passage by steamer from Portland and on August 6 7 and 8 by rail the O R N will sell tickets Pendleton to San Francisco and return at 26.36 via steamer or 31.85 via rail Call at the O R N ticket office for full particulars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Portland
Pendleton
San Francisco
Franchise Talk outlines Pendleton to Dayton railroad plan
Promoters led by Frank B. Romo seek a 50 year county franchise for an electric railway from Pendleton to Dayton. The proposal includes a bond to cover damages, free rights for the courthouse and hospital, and a six month start with operation within two years. Commissioners await Judge Hartman before vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank B. Romo
Pendleton
Dayton
Walker and Gilliland
Romo
A. D. Stillman
A. G. Halley
Hartman
Messrs
Rome
Melimann
California
Columbia
Wallis Walla
Walla Walla
Upa
Umatilla County
Notable Visitors and Moves Hit Pendleton Schedule
J A Henry arrives in town from Athena while Dr W G Cole and County Judge G A Hartman depart for Portland. Al Vaughn and A H Huntington visit from Baker City. Henry Blackman, former state treasurer candidate, at Hotel Pendleton. Miss Corble Raley back from California. Mrs W C Wheeler returns from Weston after graduation. J W departs to settle land deal. Ramelt the tartware man and Jack Ewart of Athena return home after Pendleton court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Thompson
Goldendale
Wash
Goldenale
Pendleton
Colonel Thompsons
B. D. Hoyd
Arkansas
Colonel Thompson
Columbia River
Washington
Grants
Oregon
Columbia
Grand Dalles
J. A. Henry
Athena
W. G. Cole
Portland
G. A. Hartman
al Vaughn
A. H. Huntington
Baker City
Henry Blackman
Hotel Pendleton
Corble Raley
California
W. C. Wheeler
Weston
State Normal
A Ramelt
Jack Ewart
Also Mentioned on This Page
Pendietoh
Good Shoes
Djindinger, Wilson & Colfax's
Cleaver Bros
Walker
Northwestern Warehouse
Tatum
John Crow
Tallman
Glanders
THE
Main St
Will M. Peterson
District Court
Stephen A. Lowell
Cecil Wade
Whitman College
W. F. Butcher
Congress
Oregon Masons
Fred Kershaw
RB Railroad Company
Stuuding
Walker Vs. Northwestern Warehouse Company
C. &. Wheeler
Normal School
Maud
Edna Swagfert
Heppner
Wheeler
Hot Lake
H. Mellmann
Fendleton
M. B. Keys
Lehman Springs
Keys
John Endicott
Mr. Keys
Ike Walton
W. F. Matlock
Senator Matlock
Alaska
Orth
Jersey
Sess
Owl
Saving’s Bank
END Your the Pacific
Market St. San
Secure Free
Ings Bank
Three International
ST. Joe Store
LYONS
Carrier Millinery
J. W
C. Berquist
Pandiston Shoe Company
Joseph Basler
Rader Furniture Sisto
Lee
Mata
C. F. Coleswor
East
Alta Street