Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1905-07-28


Use creamery butter and thereby
build up home industry
Miss Gertrude Lunsford is now
teaching school at Princeton.
Mrs. Simms, for some time aresident
CT this place, has moved to Viola, this
cc-ntv.
III. Thayer Of near Pullman, was in
--5v this week wanting to trade
binder isr wood.
Dave Spencer and f. C. Shellaburger
have purchased the blacksmith shop
east Of the Jones Livery barn.
Mrs. Henry Walker CT Arizona, pass
ed through Troy Monday on her way
to visit Lewiston friends.
Dave Spencer with his threshing
crew started for Kndicott Monday to
begin the seasons run.
J. E. CORN will leave for the wheat
fields Of Endicott, Wash, in few
days to sssist in harvesting the crop.
People who like butter milk have
INDUCED quite freely since the local
creamery commenced operations.
The ball game Sunday between the
Swedes and Ncrwegians was won by
latter by a score Of IS to 10.
Bud Humphreys new residence
which he is building on his American
ridge farm is about ready for occu-
pancy.
There is one thing about a creamery
that appeals to many people-there is
whole lot of good butter milk within
easy reach.
The recent sale Of the Troy roller
mill to Green Bros. was brought about
through the efforts of our hustling
real estate man, John Ogden.
The Troy Lumber & Mfg. Co. are
about ready to start their new mill at
White Pine gulch. Emil Nelson spent
several days there last week looking
after the work.
From every section of the surround
ing country comes reports Of good
hay crop. 1t is to be hoped the grain
yield will be no less prolific and prices
at the top notch.
H. P. Hegge was in Troy Wednes-
day visiting his many old friends. Mr.
Hegge is preparing to move into the
country around the St. Joe where he
will put in barber shop.
The latest important addition to the
new industries that promise to become
a profitable in Latah county is the raising
of angora goats. 1t has been founC
that these animals can be successful!
handled here.
M. L. Frazee and wife of Moscow
were Troy visitors the latter part of las
week, visiting their daughter, Mrs. J
F. Ogden. They were accompanied
by James Frazee and wife of Sant
Barbarbra, Cal.
w. F. Hibner was taken suddenl
with cramps last Saturday while walking
down the street near the Sullivan mea
market and second attack when Il
front of the Pioneer saloon laid him GU
for some time. He is again able t
attend to his work.
Stinson's ice ran short and he hs
been compelled to give up the bushes
this season. Next year he will prepar
to meet the demands, putting up
large amount. He will now clean OIL
his big pond and get ready to put up
first class article.
Walter Greear and Henry Butler T,
turned Saturday from three week
sojourn in the harvest fields nei
Walla Walla, Wash. The boys So
they have had enough when the the
mometer stands III in the shade an
will spend their harvest in this SEE
ton.
Fire was discovered in the StooI
cottage near the depot Sunday evenin
but was put out before any damag
was done. The house was unoccupie'
the fire starting in pile of stra
dumped upon the floor by the last o
cupants. Chilnren playing in Il
building started the fire.
The most skeptical are now begi
ming to admit that the Troy creame
is more than likely to prove decide
success. Well, there never was an
dustry yet that didn't start off wi
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