Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1905-02-10

Axel Olson. iasursnc agent.

Axel Olson. ilsuranc agent.
The Troy Barber Ship is the leading
shop in the ,iSy. tt
While engaged In decking logs few
days ago, Gustsf Carlson had hand
broken ny the handle OF a peevy viii Ii
canght In the log he Was rolling and
came flying at him, bringing about the
above resuk.
Mrs. Geo. Coffin, Of Moscow, Was q
u,ouynsr IT che funeral 81 Mrs. Wood
ward, Sundny. Mrs. Ccffin and Mre.
Woodward we're life long friends, grow
Ing mp together In the same community
In North DAkoss -,
While ~ work In the timber near his
home ON Burnt. Ridge last Saturday
evening. +. o. Swanson got caught undsr
log he was rolling and had . leg broken.
Mr.. Swanson was taken home ana doe
tor summoned. who set the broken
| member.
A lot Of second grade apples Tor sale
cheap At Duthie's warehouse.
:EsraAysp-Tom my place on Little Bear
Ridge about two months ago buekskin
marc, weight about $50. No brands Wis
fble.. Owner can have ssme by paying
for this notice and expenses incurred in
keeping the animal. Eric Z. johnson.
Fogiestrom { Carlson, who have been
drilling a well On the Biorkiund proper
~ near the Methodist church, have
struck water at depth Of seventy feet.
The water has raised to q depth OF
twenty feet and the. flow Is considered
good. Rock was encountered at seven
feet. 49,, -,
"A. b. Town, of Moscow, representing
the Union Mutual life Insurance. com.
psny Of Maine, spent Tuesday and
Wednesday In Troy in the interests ol
bis company. He says the report Of the
MON Mutual for the year Just closed
was the most successful In the history
OF the company.
Word has recently reached Troy o.
the death OF Arthur Holland, vel
known young man who came to thii
place in 1902 from New Rockford, N. d
Young Holland left here about year
ago, locating ia Centralia Wash. where
he married. On Nov. 5, Mr.. Holland
committed sui,ide by shooting himself
the result Of tit of jealousy. The mat
ter has been kept so quiet that the news
reached Troy only few DAYS ago.
viii buy and sell second hand wooS
choppers tools for cash.-E. ii. Anterior
a party composed OF members oil tht
Norwegian Lutheran church drove on
to the home of Mr.. and Mira. Eric Hal
: seth on Burnt Ridge Sunday and sur
prised Mrs. Halseth, who was quietl.
celebrating a birthday. This estimabl
2 lady was presented with an elegan
r hanging lamp by the party ss tokel
i OF remembrance, and after spending
several pleasant hours, took leave, wish
ing Mrs. Haiseth many more happy ant
! contentea years.
h We are equipped for printing calm
cards. The ladies will please tax
, notice. The latest in up.to-date mater
u ial in stock. If we haven't what 20
want We can get 1t.
Viola +. Woodward, whose home is i
New Rockford. N. D., and who is tn
II mother of Marshal Woodward of thi
= place, arrived in Troy Monday, one da
d too late for the funeral of Mrs. Woo
ward. The Northern Pacific trai
l. reached Spokane one hour late on SUI
.. day, causing her to miss the Lewisto
/. train, which left Spokane few minute
before the arrival of her train from I'll
east. Mrs Woodward expects to sta
e with her son In Troy two months, whe
, she will return to Dakota. She was su
b prised to fnd such mild and delizhtf
weather in Idaho at this season of Il
r year, there being marked contra
lr with the very severe weather east
t. the Rockies.
b Meetings are still In progress at Il
Methodist church. Services are he
TT each afternoon and evening, and vi
g. continue as long az the present go'
in interest Is manifest. To date the
III have been some ten additions. Servic
Sunday morning at II o'clock, and
1880 p. m. Children'H meeting at q:
D" Sunday afternoon. All are cordial
invited TO come ont to al the service
" We hope you viii like the Troy Me-
so well that yon will subscribe for
It's only one dollar per year, and Tor
~ limited time, We will, in addition. 81
=" rnn q Zee annual subscription 70 q