Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1905-02-24
If you wish an easy shave,
Az good as barber ever gave,
Just call on us at our saloon

AT morn, oVo, vi DunJ hvoAs
We cut and dress the hair with grace
To suit the contour of the face;
Our shop 10 neat, our towels are clean,
Our razors sharp and scissors keen,
Anduli our art and skill can do,
II vor wili call we'll do for you.--W. s.
Miller ut his new stand.
Some of the Troy people who were up
the hill in the vicinity of Howell Mon
day, report the appearance of humorous
ground squirrels. Sunday morning the
sweet strains of lone Meadow lark
we're heard in the vicinity Of the depot.
We wonder If spring is really here. But
lust remember that when it comes to
Palouse swesther all signs fail.
Sand for building purposes for sale
BY E. II. Anterior.
Pop and fruits of all kinds at PIuyne's
confectionery store.
Your Job work lie done in 6rst-ctass
style at the News Office.
Word was received Monday that VIM.
Lawrence, for several years residentof
Troy, died Sunday morning from par
alysis at Anatone, Wash, ut the ad-
yanced age of II. Deceased was the
father of Mrs. J. Fret Of this place, who
left Sunday for Anatone, but arrived too
late. Mr.. Lawrence came to Troy from
Pullman, Wn., in '97, and resided here
until last June, when he moved to Ana
tone. He was an old veteran of the
Civil war. and Was buried in the G. a.
r. cemetery at Anatone. He leaves,
besides Mrs. Fret, q daughter in Pullman
and two sons, Charles and William, Of
Anatone.
Best Norway herring at Nelson's store
Direct from the fisheries.
All the leading brands Of -four on hand
and for sale by w. M. Duthie.
When your head aches till it swims
and you can see stars, and yonr back
aches till you grow dizzy, then it is that
you are enjoying that facinating and
popular little visitor-King LaGrippe
And lust now great many are paying
tribute to this persistent tormentor.
A lot of second hand furniture, IL
good repair, for sale by Z. r. Wilkins.
Gertie Lunsford and Rose Booher
ninth grade pupils OF the Troy publ
schools, went to Moscow Wednesday u
take the teachers' examination. Tn
young ladies are among the brightes
and best scholars in the local schools
and their friends are hopeful that the
will be successful.
New shoes put on horses at $500 pc
span. E. H. Atherton, the blacksmith
Edwin Johanson is confined wit
pneumonia. Also Jas Wolienbargel
who resides near Miller trestle west
town.
Word comes from Moscow that oh
Anderson, the old gentleman who ha
both legs so badly broken, IS dom
nicely. DR.. Gritman has removed Sc
eral pieces of the crushed bone an
hopes to save the limb, although 1t WI
be, if the present plan is successful
about three inches short.
Your money back if you don't like ;
curity Stock Food and remedies. AS
J. A. Bjorklund about them.
The muddy weather reminds us tn
good sidewalks are among the substa
tial and most needed improvement
In town.
The draymen, Cooper & Compan
have ordered supply of first class COZ
and expect to hereafter keep supp
on hand.
County Commissioner Lamb "
introduced this week into some OF t
mysteries of Knighthood Sc Interpret
BY the local K. of P. lodge. If apes
ances count for anything, we judge o
respected townsman get his none
worth.
FOR SALE, CHEAP--leo acl
prairie ranch near fancy, Idaho. :
ANDY Hansen, Tanev, or address A.
Jerard, Spokane. Wash, general del
ary.
Rev. Erasmus Chickenbone. tra'
ling evangelist, paid Troy visit dur
the week. This reverend gentleman
ebony hue is evidently laboring UNI
the impression that he has been cal
to preach and that, despite the fact Il
in creating him, the Lord forgot to
his Uranium with anything more
stantial than hot air After saw
wood for his breakfast at the hotel,
took his departure for the more cong