Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1905-06-09

cry is now in and work Oh the building
proper will be pushed as rapidly as
possible. The machinery will soon
arrive and the plant ready for opera.
ton. Prepare to sell your cream.
A new train has been put on the
Northern Pacific from Spokane west to
accommodate the Portland fair passcn-
gers. 1t leaves Spokane at 4 p. m.
connecting with our day passenger from
Troy, returning it reaches Spokane at
6 a. m. in time to come home on the
day train. Leonard Talbot, Agent.
Miller, the barber, has been in the
timber cruising during the past week,
and has located several parties on good
claims. Mr.. Miller is we'll acquainted
with the country between Troy and the
St. Joe and this, together with his rep
utation for honest dealing, insures those
getting locations through him of
square deal.
Ez-Representative Jas. Nelson was
in Saturday from his farm. He re-
ported crops looking good and the far
mers busy and prosperous. He says
there is a strong sentiment in favor OF
the proposed road from fancy to Troy,
there being no opposition whatever.
The new road has long been needed,
says Mr.. Nelson, and it is his opinion
that the county board will gladly grant
it when the matter comes up for
hearing.
Messrs A. Hooker and Richard
King Of fancy, were in Troy Wednes-
day looking after business. Both gen
tlemen expressed a desire that the
proposed wagon read between fancy
and Troy be opened at an early date
and assured us that it was the opinion
of all the people in their section OF the
country that the new road be opened
as soon as possible. They report crop
prospects good and everything pros
porous in that section.
On June 10 and 10 the Northern
Pacific will sell special coach tickets
to Portland and return for $40 for the
round trip good seven days from date
: of sale. On June 10Th special train
will leave Spokane at p. m. arriving
at Portland as early as possible. No
stops will be made after leaving Pasco.
Parties taking the night train from here
will connect with this train.
Leonard Talbot, Agent.
S. A. Anderson, for many years g
resident OF Troy, visited friends here
the first of the week. Mr.. Andersen
: is now located in Spokane. He ex
e pressed himself as we'll pleased at the
r prosperous condition Of Troy, and il
h of the opinion that this place will con
= tinue to be one of the very best bust
ness points in the country. Mr.. An
derson comphmented the Troy News
e for its general appearance and loca
4 news, and says the paper is credit t
e the town. Well, we hope so.
Y The following is the list of letter
r. remaining unclaimed at the Troy pos
Office on June 1st: A. D. Butler, tw'
cards; L. H. Bird, Rev. ]. E. Ester
l. borg, Amanda Ethan, S. H. Dermit
: J. B. Holmes, Mrs. Ellen Johnson, K
y w. Kimball, Gustaf Kristenson, M. M
n MAYNARD, Lue Oleges, Frank Post, J
! Peterson, D. D. Roose, Eler Reeves
a M. B. Runyon, Albert Rowse, Mrs
Mable Williams. When calling for tn
. above please say advertised"
= Olaf Olson, P. M.
n Next Sunday the local Odd Fellow
&c will hold Memorial services at the ha
at at 10 O. clock, and after the exercise
y at the hall the lodge will drive out
or Bethel cemetery on American Ridg
where the graves of all Odd Fellow
buried there will be fittingly decorated
re A committee from the Taoy lodge wi
Sc also 20 to Moscow to decorate tn
s. grave of ]. H. Hays, whose remain
N are inferred there. Lora Stoops is tn
at only Odd Fellow inferred at Bethe
lie The public is invited to attend thes
es exercises both at the hall and tn
cemetery.
"a We will trade lumber for a hay rak
Is and grain seeder. The Water Mil U
~ j, Rodte Q, Troy, Idaho.
to Cordwood, ties and lumber are con
"a ing in at a rapid rate in spite OF tn
w wet weather and muddy roads.
a Junk. Junk. I pay cash for Of
re rubber boots and shoes. Also Of
IS, copper and brass. Anterior.
Il, No question about killing squire
- when you use the Erickson Patent E:
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