Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1905-08-11

Miss Alta Cole is visiting D. M.
Eckman and family.
VIM. S. Vance has moved his hay
& bailer to the Lenville country.
n M. B. Peterson finished the cutting
4 of his spring grain Wednesday.
The Crescent Lumber Co. shipped
Ia car of lumber to Kansas this week.
n Butter wrappers, the kind that the
L law requires, printed neatly at this
&office.
h The sale Of the Anterior blacksmith
Mhop, as reported last week, has been
called off.
n Mrs. Ella Webster of Oakesdale is
Visiting her sister Mrs. J. G. Carrick
This week.
q J. G. Carrick's relatives gave him
&urprise Tuesday evening, it being
bis birthday.
h Johnny Manson has accepted posi-
Hion with Frank Gates in his confec-
4ionery store.
The Troy News costs less than two
xents per week. Let US send copy
10 some eastern friend2
The Women of Woodcraft in Troy
will hereafter meet Wednesday after
poons instead Of evening.
Rev Johnson OF the Swedish Mission
xhurch of.Spokane preached at the
Methodist church Wednesday even
big.
Miles Pierce of Juliaetta came up
Sunday after his wife who has been VS.
hing with M. B. Peterson's family near
3pwn.
Ladies Aid of the Swedish Lutheran
church meets tomorrow, August IL, at
q p. m. at Mrs. Bengt Peterson's, 4th
UIeet.
Vic Johnson has recovered sufficient
81 from his broken leg to enable him
10 get about the store without the aid
d clutches.
Rev. Myren, the Swedish Mission
peacher, held services in the Christian
church last evening and will be at
Nora Sunday.
Rev. ]. E. Smith of Kalamazoo,
Mich, is here and will spend a month
listing with his sister, Mrs. A. H.
Kroll at Avon.
An enormous American bald eagle
Nd and eaglet were recently captured
Near Chatcolet. The old bird meas
Ned eight feet from tip to tip.
Swedish Lutheran Sunday school al
10 a. m. Preaching by Rev. N. ]. w.
Nelson at II and again in the evening
rs. All Scandinavians invited.
The last session of the Ladies Aid o
The Christian church was held at the
home of Mrs. S. S. Martin. Yesterday
he society met at Mrs. P. L. Orcutt's
Mrs. Ole Bohman who has beer
making her home on Bear Creek with
IN father since her husband has beer
n Sweden returned home Wednesday
Mrs. Roose Harrison of Spokane il
Sitting her sister, Mrs. E. E. Cooper
Mrs. Harrison was formerly a residen
III this place and has many friend
aere.
Wanted-A girl for general house
YORK and to help with children in pr
,ate family. Scandinavian preferred
Address Mrs. T. Metcalf, Palouse
Nash.
THE trial of Clarence Anterior ant
ne crook who burglarized the Tro
>ost Office will come off at the fall tern
dthe United States court at Moscow
his fall.
fThe Troy News is indebted to 7
= Christie for fine framed picture {
fesident Roosevelt, which is truly az
4eciated by the News force from offic
owl up to the editor.
3. A. and S. R. Arnot wish to motif
he public that no hunting will b
nowed on the Young farm near Troy
Here is stock in the field and tn
wners do not wish to loose any of
y stray bullets.
Oris Wilkins came home Wednesds
on Pomeroy, Washington, where h
= been working in the harvest field
Il was compelled to come home @
ceount of getting his face badly poi
ned by weed.
THE News last week failed to not
le arrival of Ole Bohman from h
xtended visit with his parents in No
~. He was accompanied by the 70
roinC r,artxv uho have concluded