Troy weekly news., January 27, 1905, Image 5

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LOCAL HAPPENING OF THE WEEK.
William Vance, oflHowell was in the
city this week. \
Sand for building purposes for sale
by E. H. Atherton.
A. F. Green of Spokane, was in Troy
on business this week.
Pop and fruit* of all kind* at Pruyno'a
Icontectionory store.
I Your job work ie done in first-class
Irtyle at the News' office.
I Beet Norway herring at Nelson's store.
iDirect from the fisheries.
I Hank I bristle is s(>ending several days
|of this week in Lewiston.
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| Deputy Sheriff Robbina of Moscow,
■'was in thu city thee week,
f Mrs. M illie, of near Nora, is afflicted
With pneumonia and rheumatism.
J. P. Dui hie visited Pnllman this week
rwith a view of putting in a wood yard.
1 J.A. Rainey, proprietor of Hotel Reit
man. was in Kendrick one day this week
Vi New shoes put on horses at $3.00 per
Ijpan. E. H. Atherton, the blacksmith.
A lot of second band furniture, in
'*ood repair, foreale by E. R. M'ilkins.
H E. C. Sawyer has moved his family in
HD the Shepperd property on Missouri
■lat.
ICO Rundie, who was i'l with the la
grip)>o for a few days, is again able to re
port for duty in the postofiice.
& Schreiber and Griffin of the Schreiber
Implement Company, of Moscow', were
Ipi-mess visitors this week.
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I Oscar Larson has been in Genesee for
lèverai days. He is closing out his
itock of goods at that place.
John Manson, who is employed in the
Tdaho barber shop, is spending a few
days with friends near Genesee.
I O F. Rndeen of Burnt Ridge has an
enterprising hen that recently came off
With a band of healthy little chickens.
1 About 45 tons of good grain bay for
Ale. Ten dollars per ton delivered in
Troy or nine dollars at ranch. Charles
Smith, American Ridge.
I The local K. of P. Lodge will not put
On ''Damon and Pythias" until some
during the next month, owing to
St that several of the boys are ill.
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[Quite a number of people from Troy
«tended a dinner party at O. F. Ru
4een's home on Burnt Ridge last Sun
day . All report a very pleasant time.
{■Miss Polly Brock, of Lewiston, has re
turned home after a few days' visit with
She
Ridge.
relatives on American
ns accompanied home by her sister,
Mrs. Ora Trout.
iConstipation and piles are twins.
they k.ll people inch by inch, sap life
«ay e\erj ay. o ts t rs v0C ^
■Lointain Tea will positively cure you
cure no pay. J5 cents. Tea or tab
* H * C. V. Johnson.
'The Good Fight of Faith," will be
i morning subject at the Christ in
urch next Sunday. The evening will
"The Parable of the Wheat and the
■res.
'|\V. 8. Miller, the barber, mode a trip
o his homestead near Janesville last
wek, and reports everything all right
n that locaity, Tlis claim, lie says,
ooks bettor since he proved up on it.
' «The Misses Johanson gave a flinch and
vhist party at their home in this city
aet Saturday evening. Quite a number
■their friends were present. A mid
■eht lunch was served and all report a
Bod time.
trhe. W. C. T. U. will hold their next
■geling at the home of Mrs. K. K. Jolly
■ Tuesday, Jan. 7. All members are
•quested to be present, ns important
itsiness will be transacted.—Mrs. Bello!
icComb, secretary.
Little Morris, the three year old son
< Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Hoffman, fell from
t
|e back porch of their residence, to the
■mud, a distance of eight feet, striking
■n his face on the frozen ground. A
Sctor was hastily summoned and after
» examination found no bones broken,
■Iiongh the child's fare was badly
It up and bruised.
Irhc members of the Sunday School
f the Christian Church are planning
é a series of entertainment« to take
Ace during the next four months,
W*ch entertainment will he under the
fenagomont of a separate committee,
■eviously appointed, and who are in
Jmcted to keep on the lookout for a
mey making scheme in the way of en
(able entertainments, and no doubt
ah committee will endeavor to out-do
sir predecessors in their attempt to
d to the chnrch treasury and at the
me time give the fun loving public the
be of their lire*.
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Subscribe for the News.
Axel Olson, insurance agent.
r ho Troy Barber Shop is the leading
shop in the city.
A lot of second grade apples for sale
cheap at Duthie's warehouse.
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All the leading brands of flour on hand
>nd {oT Hale by w M p ut hie.
Will buy and sell second hand wood
chopper's tools for cash.—E.H.Atherton
D. A. Wood, proprietor of Womi'esaw
mill, was in town the first of the week.
J. W. Knutson handles a first class
line of cigars, confectionery, etc Finest
line in town,
C. A. Hroman has just received a new
line of Sunflower shoos, t all and in
spect hie line.
Anything you want in the line of
cigars or confectionery can be had at
Knutson's bakery.
Don't overlook the fact that you will
find a choice line of fruit at Knutson's
confectionary store.
Mrs, D. K. Sharp, who has been ill
with pneumonia for some time past, is
reported much improved.
Mrs. F. R. Gates is now residing in
Troy. Mrs. Gates is a music teacher,
and is organizing a class of pupils
Green Tucker, who has been working
in the saw mills west of town, for several
months, visited friends here this week.
A social dance was given at the Hotel
Reitman last Saturday night. A very
pleasant time is reported by those in at
[ tendance,
M'. J. Coleman has moved his lunch
and short order counter into the new
quarters he has constructed in the rear
of Wallner's saloon.
An organ to trade for wood, a row, or
any old thing. Part cash must enter
into the deal.— E. R. Wilkins.
M r anted—200 cords of green tamarack
and fir, and 20 cars of straight seasoned
fir. Highest market price paid in cash
for same.— E. R. Wilkins.
Call at the Nows office and secure sam
ple copy of Farm and Fireside. A large
and beautiful picture entitled "A Vil
lage Wedding," goes with each copy.
B. S. Nelson announces that although
his stock of dry goods and groceries were
not damaged either by fire or water, he
will now sell cheaper than ever. It will
nay to call on him.
Last week Per Johanson disposed of
his residence property to Mrs. Boatto
Olson, of Dassel. Minn., the purchase
price being $1,000. Mr. Johanson will
move to his farm north of town.
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Th „ greato8t gy8t em renovator. Re
ptores vitalitVi rC(rnlatpfl the Li.lney».
liver and stomach. If Hollister's Rocky
Monntnin T ,„ fai i s to cure get your mon
j baek That - H fair . 3 0 cents, Tea or
[Tablets. C. V. Johnson.
Rev. J. G, Garrick is holding a pro
j t ract0l j mooting in the local Methodist
I cbun ,|, Considerable interest is being
j raanifeate( p Tho c i, oir famishes pon(J
music each evening. Evervone is ex
tended an invitation to attend these
meetings.
B. B. Caldwell has rented his ranch,
which lies west of town, to R. A. "Wil
kins, rural carrier on Route 1, and who
will move thereto in a short time. Mr.
; Caldwell and family will move to Gem?
w |, elP they will engage in farming
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! on a bigger scale.
Fmi Illi mul Mrs Mary Thompson,
both residents of near Sullivan's mill,
wore married at the court house in Mos
now last Thursday. Mr. Till and bride
are well known in this vicinity, and the
I N „ ws j oin9 wit i, a host friend« in ex
tending their congratulations. The
I couple will make their future homo on
; the groom's farm west of town.
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The members of the Concordia society
j of tll( , Swedish Lutheran churrh pave a
i vm . „„joyable
pome of Bengt Peterson last Patnrdav
j,About seventy-five people were
present and thirty-one baskets were sold,
^| K , entertainment netting the society
$57.60. The highest figure reached in
j the sale of the baskets was $4.95, the
owner being Miss Alice Davidson, of
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basket supper at, the
1 Howell, and Chas. Smith, of American
j Ridge, the lucky bidder.
If you w ish an easy shavo,
j Aft iia |, a rbor ever gave,
Just call on us at our saloon
morn, eve. or busy noon.
We cut and dress the hair with grace
To suit the contour of the face;
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Our shop is neat, onr towels are clean,
Our razors sharp and scissors keen,
And all our art and skill can do.
If you will call, we'll do for you.—W. 8.
Miller at his new staud.
Go to the Troy Barl>cr Shop. The on
ly first class shop in the city.
Lewiston Morning Tribune and Spokes
man-Keview for sale at the I'ost Office. |
For Hale —A pair of bob sleds as good
as new. Enquire of C. H. Campbell at
Jones' barn.
I will save you money on renewing
your subscription to any paper published
—C.O. Bundle.
W. F. Isenhart. traveling auditor lor
the Northern Pacific Railway Co., was in
the city Thursday.
Your money back if you don't like 8e
curiiy Block Food and remedies. Ask
I. A. Bjorkluud about tbem.
I'll brave the storms of Chilcoot Pass,
I'll cross the plains of frozen glass,
I'd leave my wile and cross the sea,
Rather than bo without Rocky Moun
tain Tea. C. V. aotiueun.
W. V, Stevens, who has been agent'
at the Northern Pacific depot for the
past two mouths, has lieen succeeded by
a Mr. Talbot of Hatton, Washington.
Mr. Talbot is accompanied by his family,
F. E. Milch, former proprietor of The
News, will leave today for his former
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home in luwa, accompanied bv Mrs. i
Wdeb. Both Mr. and Mrs. N\ ilch will j
be greatly missed in Troy, where they
h ive made many triends during a stay
of fourteen months.
Olson & Johnson have made several
uotcble improvements in the interior of
their store this week. A massive cabi
net for small and inexpensive articles
and other improvements in the way of
counters adds much to the attractive
ness of the stoic
After three months spent in drilling
the well tin the N. Pearson farm on
Burnt ridge, Paine, Messinger & Bcoehy
struck a good flow of w ater Tuesday at a
depth of 260 feet. Thia is one of the
deepest wells in this soetion, and all
kinds of ill luck attended the contract
ors from the time they commenced
work until the well was completed.
With the same perseverance w hich char
acterizes them in all their work they
stayed with it until the value of Mr.
Pearson's farm was increased by a good
w ell of water.
A short time ago Chas Smith, of
American Ridge, inserted in the News a
reading local to the effect that he had
about fifty tons of hay to sell at $10 per
ton. This week he informed us that he
had disposed of the entire amount and
could probably sell as much more if lie
had it to spare. This is only one of a
great number of cases in which the
News has been the means of bringing
the producer and consumer together.
If yon have anything, no matter what,
that you want to sell quickly and at a
profit, put a local in the News and you
will be surprised with the result.
Show a Grand Success.
The home talent play given at the
Odd Fellows' hall last night under the
auspices of the K. of P. lodge was an un
qualified success from every standpoint.
Considering the fact that the play was
put on the stage within five days of its
inception, is proof positive that each in
dividual member of the cast possesses
ability in a marked degree, especially
the ladies who took part in the play, and
who are deserving of unstinted praise.
The play was well patronized and every
one went away feeling that they had re
ceived their money's worth.
Notes of the Schools.
P„ay and Minnie Atherton, who re
cently arrived from Oklahoma, have
taken up the school work this week.
The seventh, eighth and ninth
grades have bad examinations buring
the past week.
Five pupils from the third room
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were promoted to room four this week.
Prof. Alvah G. Smith has resumed
his work in the schools, after an illness
lasting nearly two months. Prof. Pot
ter, who was filling the vacancy, has
returned to his home in Moscow.
Robber Enters N. P. Depot.
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opened in the usual manner and Mr.
Stevens would probably not have dis
covered the fact that it had been tamp
ered with had not the burglar, instead
of locking the door shut, locked it with
[the combination open.
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The
man
1 gained entrance through an upstairs
j window and had evidently planned the
; robbery well.
This is the first affair of the kind to
occur in Troy though it is considered
strange that the town has so long es
I caped the safe breakers attention.
How the intruder secured the com
ibinatiou is a mystery, though the work
- probably that of a professional
| was
safe breaker.
OPENING h SALE!
My new store ie now being stocked
with the best of everything in the
General Merchandise Line. Com
mencing
Saturday Jan. 28 th
I Will Sell Cheaper Than Ever Before
YOURS FOR BUSINESS
B. S. NELSON
VOLLMER - ROLLER - MILLS
J. D. Jolly & Co., Proprietors.
Wholesale and Retail Manufacturers of and Dealers in
Flour and Feed and all Kinds Of Mill Stuff
Seed and Feed Oats For Sale
Hotel Beitman
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J. A. RAINEX, Proprietor
Best Accommodations at Reasonable Prices
AMERICAN PLAN
THE PIONEER SALOON
FINE WINES, LIQUORS
AND CIGARS - - - -
PORTLANDCLUS WHISKEY
IS MY BAR WHISKEY
L. P. WÄLLNEE, Prop.
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Bottled at the distillery with an absolutely satisfactory
guarantee of purity and original condition. * -
C. W. THOMPSON,
Troy, Idaho
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Prices at The News Office. - • -
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