Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1905-01-27
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shop in the city. II
A lot of second grade apples for sale
cheap at Duthie's warehouse.
All the leading brands Of -four on hand
and for sale by W. M. Duthie.
Win buy and sell second hand wood
choppers tools for cash.--E.H Anterior
D. A. Wood, proprietor of Woods saw
mill. was in town the first of the week.
J. W. Knutson handles first class
line of cigars, confectionery, etc Finest
line in town.
G. A. Broman has just received q new
line OF Sunfower shoes. Call and In
spect his line.
Anything you want in the line OF
cigars or confectionery can be had at
Knutson's bakery.
Don't overlook the fact that you will
find choice line of fruit at Knutson's
confectionery store.
Mrs, l.. X. Sharp, who has been i'll
with pneumonia for some time past, is
reported much improved.
Mrs. F. R. Gates is now residing in
Troy. Mrs. Gates is music teacher,
and is organizing class of pupils.
Green Tucker, who has been working
in the saw mills west Of town, for several
months, visited friends here this week
A social dance was given at the Hotel
Reitman last Saturday night. very
pleasant time is reported by those in at
tendance.
w. j. Coleman has moved his lunch
and short order counter into the new
quarters he has constructed in the rear
OF Wallner's saloon.
An organ to trade for wood, cow, or
any old thing. Part cash must enter
into the deal.--E. r. wilkins.
Wanted--200 cords of green tamaIack
and fir, and 90 cars of straight seasoned
fir. Highest market price paid in cash
for same.-E. r. Wilkins.
Cali at the News Office and secure sam.
pie copy of Farm and Fireside. A large
and beautiful picture entitled "a Vii
lage Wedding" goes with each copy.
B. S. Nelson announces that although
his stock of dry goods and groceries were
not damaged either by fire or water, hC
viii now sell cheaper than ever. 1t vii
pay to call on him.
Last week Per Johanson disposed o
his residence property to Mrs. BeattC
Olson, Of Dassel, MIMI, the purchase
price being 1000. Mr.. Johanson viii
move to his farm north of town.
The greatest system renovat0r. Re
stores vitality, regulates the kidneys
liver and stomach. If HOLSTERS Rocky
Mountain Tea fails to cure get your mon
ey back That's fair. 35 cents, Tea o.
Tablets. c. V. johnson.
J Rev. J. G. Carrick is holding pro
tractsd meeting in the local Methods
church. Considerable interest is beinI
manifested. The choir furnishes goo,
music each evening. Everyone is ex
tended an invitation to attend thee
meetings.
b. b. Caldwell has rented his ranch
which lies west of town, to r. A. vii
kins, rural carrier on Route !, and VIII
will move thereto in q short time. MI
Caldwell and family will move TO Gene
see where they will engage in farmin
on n bigger scale
Fred Hi and Mrs Mary Thompson
both residents of near Sullivan's mil
were married at the court house in Mos
COW last Thursday. Mr.. iii and brid
are well known in this vicinity, and tn
; News joins with host of friends in eS
tending their congratulations. TIL
couple will make their future home o
the groom's farm west OF town.
The members Of the Concordia soriet
OF the Swedish Lutheran church gave
very enjoyable basket supper nj u
home of Bengt Peterson last Satnrda
night, About seventY-fve people wer
; present and thirty-one baskets we're solC
the entertainment netting the societ
s57 60. The highest figure reached
the sale Of the baskets was 1896, III
, owner being Miss Alice Davidson,
; Howell, and Chas. Smith. Of America
Ridge, the lucky bidder.