Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1905-02-03
LOCAL HAPPENINGS OF THE WEEK


lat this time of year.
Sand for building purposes for sale
by H. Atherton.
81 A grand ball is billed for February IA
at the opera house.
Pop and fruits of all kinds at PIuyne's
sonfectionery store.
Your job work is done in first-class
rtyle at the News Office.
Beet Norway herring at Nelson's store.
Direct from the tisheries.
A. G. iulteriield. of Moscow, was IN
town OH business this week.
U. G. Reitnan is hauling ice from
the FOglestrom ranch north OF town.
New shoes put ON horses at $500 per
span. f. II. Athcrton, the blacksmith.
a lot of second hand furniture, in
good repair, for sale by +. X. wilkins.
j. F. Herbert il doing some carpenter
work for E. Mason, of Little Bear Ridge.
Martin Bergerson, OF American Ridge.
was business visitor in Troy Wednes-
day.
F. M. Young was called to Pullman
This week because of the serious illness
Of his niece at that place.
party of Troy people drove out to
Bear Ridge Wednesday evening and en-
joyed several hours skating.
The Concordia society will include
some special features i'll tie program oi
Saturday evening. February 4.
w. i. CLANCY of Troy and Rachel
Dorset of Juiaetta were granted mar
riage license at Moscow this week.
D. II Chandler, who has had siege
OF the pneumonia, is able to he up and
On several occasions has ventured down
town.
p l.. Orcutt of Moscow, was in the
city this week in the interests of the
Western Loan & Savings Company. Of
Salt Lake
e. r. wilkins has opened his
store in the new corrugated iron build
ing on upper Main street. See his ad in
This issue of The News
G. A. Broman is unpacking line of
spring millinery at his store on upper
Main street which will attract your fan
cy. Call and see it.
Mesdames Mary Burgess. Fife Wall.
funeral of their cousin, Harry Lee, at
Cornwall last Tuesday.
B. NJ. Schick went to Palouse today
and will move his family to this place
next week, orcupying the Olson house on
the north side Of town.
The Concordia soriety of the Swedish
lutheran church will meet Saturday
evening of this week. All members and
friends of the society invited to attend.
It is feared that The cold weather Will
iniure the.fall sown wheat. There is no
enow on the fields and the young crops
are thus exposed to fhe full force of the
Weather
The morning subject ut the Christian
church next Sunday will be "The Har-
mony of Christ's Life and Teachings -
The evening subject will be, obedience
10 Gods Laws"
d. P. Greear, of American Ridge has
moved into town. Mr.. Greear has
sbout seven cars of apples at Duthie's
warehou-e, and will commence repack-
ing the same at once.
Nv. S. G,rthoffer, who has been visit
ng relatives at Des Moines and Osceols,
iowa. the past six weeks, returned to
Troy Monday, and has resumed lis po-
Iition as carpenter for the n. p. Rail
way Co.
Paul Boclsmier, managing director foi
he Nicola Coal Mines, Ltd, was ir
own this week in the interest OF hi:
company. Oscar Larson of this place i.
Istockholder in the company, and viii
sther business men is form ing pool to
,urchase several thousand shares. An,
me interested in this proposition shout,
al on Mr.. Larson al once.
Conference meeting sill be held at Ii,
,Hedish Congregationalist church a
Nora, Idaho, commencing February
nd continuing over Sunday. The fol
osiing pastors viii be present: Rev. c
= Sandstrom, Seattle; Rev. M. E. An
hrson, Tacoma; Rev. s. Armquist. al
$candinavians are cordially invited