Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1905-07-14

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Henry Botten Of Seattle, is visiting
his brother, John H. Botten.
Haying has commenced in this sec
ton. The yield is excellent.
E. E. jolly and family are now camp
ing at the forks of the Potlatch.
The Vollmer-Clearwater Co. have
closed lease for U. c. Reitman's
Eric Anderson has the Columbia
monographs, records and needles
for sale. 1t.
Rev. Josephson will preach in the
Christian church next Sunday 8
o'clock p. m.
Markie Holm, who has been at Col
lege place, Wash, for some time, Has
returned to Troy.
Team for sale-Span bay geldings;
good work team. Address ]. w.
Brooks, Troy Idaho.
We should have mentioned in last
issue that on July LIST 9 ID pound
daughter arrived at the home of Mr..
and Mrs John Scott.
D. M. Eckman and party returned
Sunday morning from their trip to the
Portland Exposition. They were well
pleased with the big show.
Mrs. o. Bakken of Dundee, Mimi,
accompanied by her daughter, Miss
Nellie arrived in Troy Thursday to
visit Mrs. Bakken's daughter, Mrs. W.
S. Millea.
An average Of one car Of lumber and
six cars of wood per day IS being ship
ped from Troy. In addition consider
able fruit end other stuff is shipped
from this point.
]. P. Duthie and family have moved
to Pullman where they will reside per
manently. They leave host OF
friends who regret to see them leave
this community.
c. S. Weaver is of the opinion that
this section is about to harvest one OF
its biggest crops. Mr.. Weaver is an
old timer in this section, he is pretty
good authority on things OF this kind.
Harry and Henry Hays, accompanied
by a party of friends, returned the
first of the week from ten days out
ing at Elk Creek Falls. They report
fishing good and most excellent
time.
Reports from the Collins country are
that haying is just starting, and the
yield big. John J. Fret says some
timothy in his section will make lou
tons per acre. 1t is pretty hard to beat
this yield.
Rev. Carick had the misfortune tc
run ten penny nail into his foot Mon
day while he was examining cellar a
the Nels Peterson home. The mai
penetrated the foot about one and ;
half inches.
Frisk and Fogelstrom, as soon a.
they complete their contract with the
city on the public we'll here will move
to the John H. Hutchinson farm OF
American ridge where they will remain
until water is found.
The Troy News expects to chang
locations from the present stand int
the Morrow property two doors north
Increased business and the addition
of considerable equipment necessitate
considerable more room than our pres
ent quarters afford.
The local Odd Fello7's viii organic
lodge of Rebeccas in Troy in the nea
future. About fifty members Of tn
Troy lodge have petitioned the Gran
Lodge at Boise, for charter. 1t
expected the new lodge will start on
with a membership of sixty and pei
haps seventy five charter members.
A. E. Walker Of American Ridge
returned Saturday from weeks Wis
with relatives in the Big Bend country
He brought back some exceller
samples of grain and said he never sa
better crops than are now about read
to be harvested throughout that SEE
ton. He expressed himself as favo
ably impressed with the count
visited.
M. S. Parmeter, district manager f
the Pacific States Telephone compan,
was in Troy Tuesday. While here
visited some OF the farmers and expec
to run branch lines into the countr,
Mr.. Parmeter says his company is no
prepared to make the farmers GOO
rates and has the prospect OF DOR
considerable business in the vicinity