Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1905-12-29

J. D. Jolly left Tuesday for his tim
Der claim near Jansville.
Miss Lulu Orcutt spent Christmas
with relatives at Palouse.
o. D. Perry will celebrate his IS
birthd>y December /, 1905.
w. c. Ogden and wife Of Moscow
spent Christmas with their son, }. F.
Ogden.
John Fahlquist spent Christmas
with his mother who is now living in
Moscow.
Oscar Knott is spending the holi-
days with his brother Rudolph and sis
ter. Miss Florence.
The statement last week relative to
the ca OF -four shipped from this place
should have read 1900 instead OF 800.
The Swedish Mission church Of
Nora celebrated Christmas with big
tree Tuesday at their church near that
place.
The eight dollar doll given away by
Oscar Larson Saturday evening went to
Mrs. J. w. Jones, who held the lucky
number.
The drawing for the beautiful
leather couch at Broman's store will
be held Saturday night, December 20,
at o'clock.
T. ]. Cooper, who holds a response
BILE position in Harrington, Wash,
bank, is spending the holidays with
his relatives.
H. B. Smith of Lewiston was in
Troy and spent Christmas visiting his
sister Mrs. Stinson. He returned
home Tuesday.
Christmas ended up with about
three inches of snow at Troy making
the sleighing excellent, and starting
business to moving.
4 John Brown and family were visiting
Il Troy this week. Mr., Brown. is. Sec
lion boss near Tokoa, Wash, and wa:
formerly resident Of Troy.
n L. M. Steelsmith and nephew
Archie, were down from the Mica
mines and spent Christmas in Troy
They returned Wednesday.
Sam Peterson has moved his seconC
hand store into the building recently
n vacated by the Troy News. Thu
n move was made in order to get it'll
more room.
Mrs. D. A. Peterson, who has beer
in the Gritman hospital for some time
is reported to be in serious con
dition. She recently underwent a
operation.
Richard Parkins was in Troy las
Sunday from Quincy, Wash, and re
ports things lively there. Mr.. Parkin
has taken up a homestead and like
a the country fine.
The Bear creek school house ne'
q Nora was the scene OF most enjoyabl
"a basket social last evening. The PR
ceeds are to be used towards paintin
the school house.
David Breese and wife were dow
from Moscow during the week to loo
after his property interests near Tro
Mr.. Breese is clearing up his timb
ranch near this place.
A. F. Weeks, Elmer Bellomy ar
N. G. Terrence returned Sunds
morning from their two weeks huntir
trip on the Clearwater. They SUI
ceeded in killing two deer.
Andrew Grove, nephew OF G.
Grove, has been in Troy the past wee
visiting his old friends. Mr.. Gro
was formerly resident Of this secti'
but is now living in Everett, Wash.
J. D. Porter lost a valuable wo
horse last week. During the mig
one of his mares got loose and kick
the horse to death. Upon examir
ton it was found that the blows we
of sufficient force to break seve
ribs, the ends OF which were driv
into the heart.
Rev. N. E. Beach will preach at
81 Christian church December 81, a
~ thereafter every fourth Sunday. 81
jects for next Sunday are: Mornir
THE Years Profits. !" Evening, l
III Judgment.
Ri Christmas eve the Ladies Aid OF
Christian church presented Justice
the Peace Olson with fine oak ro
ing chair. This was in recognition
his services rendered during the ma