Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1905-09-01

the county seat yesterday on legal DuS-
mess.
S. S. Martins mother and sister re-
turned to their home in Dayton, Wash,
Thursday.
w. C. Tucker returned the first of
the week from Genesee where he has
been harvesting.
David Carlson and Theodore Lund-
quist left last night for ten days trip
to the Lewis ano Clark fair.
Mrs. Frank Young came up from
Asotin, Wash, Wednesday to visit her
daughter, Mrs. S. S. Martin.
L. M. Steelsmith and Elmer Jolly
left the first of the week to put up some
hay for Mr.. Steelsmith, and will prob
ably kill few birds.
Samuel Casseday, representing the
Colfax marble works of Millgard & Co.,
was in Troy Wednesday looking up
business for his firm.
David Breese of Moscow is improv-
ing the buildings on his farm near
Troy and will have lot of his timber
cut into ties and cordwood
Tuesday afternoon Marie Glenn cele-
brated her seventh birthday. A merry
party of her little friends were present
and enjoyed a pleasant afternoon.
Gladys and Evaline Duthie left
Wednesday for Spokane to visit friends.
On the return trip they will stop off at
Pullman and visit their uncle John.
John Thompson, of the firm Thomp-
son Brothers, of Moscow, was in Troy
this week. From here Mr. Thompson
went to the Elk Creek country for an
outing.
J. F. Ogden and family and Mrs.
Breese, of Moscow, were visiting Mr..
and Mrs w. c. Ogden at the latters'
home near Johnson, Washington, last
Sunday.
The Conccrdia society has held no
sessions for some time, having ad-
journed subject to call from the chair
man. This winter the society will
take up the work Of raising funds to
improve the church property.
1t has been decided by the N. P.
company that Agent Talbot is to be
assigned to the agency at Toppenish,
Wash. Mrs. Talbot will soon join
her husband. 1t is not known who
will be sent here.
Mrs. Gus Johnson, of Spokane, left
Sunday for her home after spending
two months with relatives and friends
in Troy. Saturday number of Troy
ladies gave Mrs. Johnson a farewell
reception, quite a number Of the
ladies meeting in she woods neal
the school house and enjoying bas-
ket dinner and good social time.
Jim Campbell, who is grazing five
thousand sheep on the east end o
Moscow mountain, had pretty lively
/ experience with his flock during the
wind and dust storm Sunday evening
, Ten head were killed by falling tree
| and four crippled and later killed. Th'
band was finally rushed to the lowe
ground and spent the night on clear
t ing.
t Gates Place is going to be one o
: the SWEETEST confectionery stores in tn
county. The new fixtures will soon b
t ready to install, and Mr.. Gates expect
to get moved in within the next fey
days. When he gets settled in hi
t new quarters he will add lunches and
: complete line of bakers goods to hi
t confectionery stock, and will serve hi
# patrons hot coffee, sandwiches, etc.
E. R. Wilkins disposed of his cor
fectionery business Monday mornin
S to Frank Walsh, of Dayton, Wash
Mr.. Walsh has been employed as TYPE
II setter in the News Office since tn
h middle of May, but has concluded
i try running business on his own az
g count. He has been busy during tn
e week cleaning up and changing tn
y stock around, and is now ready
a meet his friends.
e State Land Commissioner c.
Munson, and family spent Sunday
S, Troy. They were accompanied
h Oscar A. Munson and his sister, Mi
'. Othelia, brother and sister OF M
IS Munson's whom he had not seen sine
a leaving his home in Attica, Ind,
ar years ago. Miss Munson was scarce
.e two weeks old when Charley, now Il
a, Hon. c. J. Munson, started west
a grow up with the country. Mr.. Mu