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

f. R. Headley was in from his farm
on Burnt Ridge during the week. In
response to an inquiry regarding crop
prospects in his neighborhoods said
everything looked good. He could
discover little or no damage to spring
grain from the hot weather and
thought the yield would be quite salts
factory.
Several mcre-csss Of fine lumber
were shipped from Troy to eastern
points during the week. There is
continual string Of teams passing the
news Office and some day when work
gets slack we intend to hire our Office
devil to stand in the shade Of tele-
graph pole and count the loads that
are delivered here in one day.
The best indications that Troy is
pretty good town is the fact that today
there is practically not vacant dwell
ing in the town. Unless a few houses
are put up. here this fall many people
who would locate here during the win
ter will be forced to hunt roof in
some of the neighboring towns where
they can find plenty of them.
Dave Spencer came pretty near
loosing new Pride Of Washington
separator in the Endicott fire the first
of the week. The new machine had
just arrived that day and was standing
on a fiat car at the depot when the fire
broke out. The heat was SO intense
that the paint was burned from one
side. Otherwise no damage was sus-
tanned.
w. A. Boswick of Moscow, after
looking over the surrounding country
from here all the way to British Colum-
bia, has concluded to locate in Troy
and open a billiard hall if the village
trustees will repeal the present ordi-
nance licensing such places. Mr..
Boswick has been located at Moscow
for several years and always conducted
a decent, respectable place.
Ole Edwardson has returned from
ten days visit at the Portland Eeposi-
. ton. He says living expenses at
Portland are very reasonable, good
meals being served for 25 cents and
a comfortable, clean room with bath
for $3.50 per week. He liked the
fair but was glad to get home. Mr..
EdwArdson said he noticed one feature
that appeared TO appeal to many, name
ly, that for five cents one can get a
schooner of beer about three times as
big as is served in Troy for nickle,
and about all the lunch one can cal
thrown in free.
: Miss Mary Cole is visiting Troy
: friends this week.
: Wanted-Two men with two team!
to go with header. Inquire at Bro
mans store Of Clate Booher. Wage'
$500 per day. 2t
Joshua Lanphere was in from Jams
I vile during the week. He wanted
d, his ad taken out of the News, saying
Eve sold EN-" meaning the team
he has been offering for sale.
For sale-Choice bundle grain ha
y $3.50 per ton in shock 3 miles Soutl
of Troy. VIM. Smith. 2t
" Seven acres of wheat hay for sale OF
=. the william Pitx' place. Apply to A
= H. Oversmith, administrator.
Bent Her Double.
&c IT knew no one, for four weeks, whe
| was sick with typhoid and kidne
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e Pittsburg, Pa, land when / got better
although had one Of the best doctor
# | could get, ! was bent double, and ha
to rest my hands on my knees when
walked. From this terrible afliiction
was rescued by Electric Bitters, whic
restored my strength, and now ] ca
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