When ready, it is put up in two-pound rolls, which are shaped in a hand-press, and the rolls are not weighed until they reach the city.

It is packed in strong, oblong boxes, each of which holds fifty-five rolls.
The cows are not driven more than a mile to be milked; the fields being so arranged that the corral is near the centre.

When they are milked, they stray back of themselves to their grazing places.
[Illustration: COLUMBIA RIVER SCENE.].