Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1905-02-17
II Won with an easy shave,

We cut and dress the hair with grace
To suit the contour of the face;
Orr shop il neat, our towels are clean,
Our razors sharp and scissors keen,
And all our art and skill can do,
II you will call, we'll do for you.-W. S.
Miller at his new stand.
Mrs. Erik Remainder and family desire
70 express their heartfelt thanks and
appreciation to their neighbors and
friends who, during their recent ereave-
neut, 80 kindly rendered all possible as
sistsnce and sympathy.
The Brown Book of Boston. regular
Price 81 per year The first ten pres mt
4 iny this add with 25c get IL whole year.
Banple copy at News Office .-B. b. Nc.
4 Carter, Troy, Idaho
sand for building purpoees for sale
81 BY 4 II. Atherton.
q Pop and fruits of all kinds at Pruyne's
q confectionery store.
Your Job work il done in first-class
style at the News Office.
John Anderson. one of the owners of
N the Big BEAR Lumber Company's mill,
81 met with serious accident Monday
s. evening. MIR An iersbn was caught
& between stump aud large 10y, and
had both leg- broken. The bones are
badly crushed and there in danger that
" amputaiion OF ut least one leg will le
n.,.essar, As Mr.. Anderson If over Il
wears OF age, the accident is doubly seri-
QUE
Bert Norway herring at Nelson's store.
Direct from the fisheries.
All ths leading brands of -four on hand
and ior sale by ". NJ. Duthie.
A twelve pound girl arrived at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs II. +. Skeen
tuesday, morning. The mother 10 doing
nicely.
The good roads of the past week have
made things lively III the vicinity OF the
\. 2. depot. Ties, wood and hay have
fslriy poured into town, and at present
Abe wards about the station are crowded
with ties and cordwood. When tie
snow came week ago here were thirty
bhousand ties due for delivery at this
poiut.
Misses Ida and Christina Remainder
lfetu n ID to Spokane Sunday morning.
A lot of second hand furniture, in
hood repair. for sale by K. K. wilkins.
New shoes put on horses at $500 per
span. L. n. Anterior. the blacksmith
Helge Gustafson leaves today for Ev
brett Washington, to accept a position
In saw mill.
Your money back if you don like &c
turity Stock Food and remedies. Ask
j. A. Bjorklund about them.
For ssle-Ten tons of bound grain hay
es per ton at my place ~ miles south
II Troy, on American Ridge.--Willian
smith.
Despite the very cold nights OF TIT
past week, the weather, during the da,
fime, has been warm and balmy, an'
the roads, as result, are becoming
bare, making shedding slmostimpossible
II would require at least two week
more of good roads to enable the lar
nners to complete the delivery of tn
ties now ready for delivery. Abou
twenty thousand are yet in the timber
This is the worst season in years, 20 tn
Old rroyites say.
C. A. Broman Is unpacking line o
spring millinery at his store on uppe
Main street which will attract your fan
eY. Call and ace 1t.
The Concordia society will meet Il
morrow evening and will entertain the
friends with debate. The questio
will be, "Resoived that the county sci
Of I.atsh county ought to be move
q from Moscow to Troy"
G O. Rumble, our efficient and accom-
modating post office deputy, has, durir
the past week. been looking after b
ciRini near Avon.
II you are going to subscribe for Il
Youths Companion or the EXAMINE
4 call at the Postoffice and will save yo
II money.-C. o. Rumble.
Gall at the News office and secure san
pc copy of Farm and Fireside. 4 lari
and beautiful picture entitled "a Vi
~ iage Wedding" goes with each copy.
10 The w. c. T. U. of Troy, will no
i've Frances willard memorial services
the Odd Fellows hall Sunday evening
z:20 A Rpecial prngrnm. appropria