The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1895-08-23

tenant. On the label I found the
statement that it was good for cuts
and burns. / can testify to the
truth of this. Nothing in all my \
experiences has found its equal for
treating blisters or burns. +. Il.
BARREff, manager lie Sueur Senti-
mel, lie Sueur, Mihn. Pain Balm
is also a sure cure for rheumatism
For sale by G. G. Osborn.
John Gagen is president and
manager of the Black Butte Min
lug Company, T. C. Taylor, is
treasurer, Judge Munly, Of Port's
land is secretary, and Judge Mum |
ly, John Gagen and J. NJ. Her
mann are the directors. Thomas |
Murphy Of Portland is one of the
incorporators.
Mr.. Estes, who belongs to Chief
Coppock's tribe was in town yes-
terday. The ex.Chief informs the |
| news rustler Of the PRESS that his |
method of forceasting the nature |
Of the elements has almost gone |
back on him. He bets on the owl
straight up" every time.
r. L. Maloney reports that dog
at his place below town, has taken
to raise a young kitten. The moth
er has three young puppies to care
for, but seems to think as much
of kitty as she does her pretty
pups; and the kitten appears con-
tented with its foster mother.
T. J. Kirk has threshed $40
acres of good quality of wheat
which averaged 30 bushels to the
acre. The remainder of his crop,
which will be all threshed in two
weeks, will not be SO good as this
says the East Oregonian.
MAS the threshing crew on the Keen
NAlace were going to dinner Tues
| day, fire was discovered at the tail
end ofthe machine. The separa-
tor was pulled out. The straw
stack was consumed, but the wheat
was saved.
| ATTENTION ALL.--Be sure and
buy your harvest supplies in the
line of groceries, at Max Lewins
Cash Grocery, as he sells cheaper
than any one else in Athena. Call
and get prices before purchasing
| elsewhere.
Charlie Pierce, the genial cashier
bfthe Farmers Bank, Of Weston,
and Miss Augra Laveridge, an es-
timable young lady of Pendleton,
will be united in marriage in PEN
dleton, Sunday September LIST.
Spalgur Brothers have bought
! the Bingham Springs mineral wa
ter bottling works at Gibbons,
which has been owned and opera
ted by John Gagen and N. M. Per.
! kins.
Old gentleman Moorehouse, Of
! Weston was in town for q short
, while yesterday The old man
is beginning to show the marks
and lines of time.
. TX CLARK Wood, editor of the Wes
ton Leader, went to Cascade Locks
4 Saturday night, with the excursion
lists. Sunday night he went on t.
Portland.
! Karl's Glover Root, the grea
1 Blood purifier gives freshness ane
clearness to the Complexion anC
cures Constipation, % cts, 80 cts
!, 800.
!. DR.. Shaip reports the arriva
Monday night at the home 0
Thomas Braden, of a fine pair of bo
y twins. Mr.. Braden resides soutl
!, Of town.
y Louis Estes has fitted up bal
ber shop in the Morris building an
V is now ready to furnish clea
a shave or neat hair cut on shol
ot notice. |
A prominent feature of the fal
to be held ut Baker City, in Sci
is tember, will be mining exhib
ID from the mines tributary to BAKE
r City.
]. H. Raley, Of Pendleton, is IL
committeeman to solicit exhibi
a. from Umatilla county to the e,
IL position in Portland
Tuesday nights passenger ri
down and killed a fine draft hors
IS, below town. The animal belong'
10 to C. A. Barrett.
Letters of administration ha
been issued to N. B. Davidson /
., the estate Of Mary J. Davidson, 4
70, ceased.
a. Last Sunday there were two a
~ - ditions to the Christian churc
= one by confession and one reclail
ed.
~ ~ The addition to Hugh McArthu
he dwelling south Of the city is RAP
i. ly nearing completion.
The infant child Of Mr.. and M
lls Joseph Forrest died Wednesd
ar' ~ morning of meningitis,
ey, Pendleton's levee will be ext.
II. ded ia the extreune western n0rti