Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1905-03-03
lot of second grade apples for sale
heap at Duthie's warehouse.

EsrRAYED-To my place on Little Bear
Ridge about two months ago buckskin
mare, weight about $50. No brands Wis.,
ible. Owner can have same by paying
for this notice and expenses incurred in
keeping the animal. Eric E. johnson.
1t is to DO hoped that the railroad
company will not long postpone build
ing the much needed sidewalk between
tine water tank and the foot of the hill
south Those living across the track
should not be compelled TO wade
through the mud any longer. lent it
time something was done?
II the people of Troy are not satisfied
with the mud now so very prevalent in
this vicinity, they can. by travelling only
few miles, find snow, varying from
one inch to three feet in depth. Geo.
Saad, our harness maker, spent Sunday
on his claim on Moscow Mountain and
reports three feet at his place.
Pop and fruits Of all kinds at Pruyne's
confectionery store.
Go to the Troy Barber Shop for bath
H E. Hays, prop.
Beautiful eyes and handsome face are
eloquent recommendations Bright eyes
are windows to womans heart. Hol-
listers Rocky Mountain Tea makes
bright eyes. 35 cents Tea or Tablets.
" vOhnoor
;. Fl. Swecker, Of Pullman, Wash,
was in Troy looking for piece of farm
land. He SAID he was very favorably
impressed with our thriving little town,
and expected to locate somewhere in
this neighborhood,
Paine, Messenger and scobey begin
drilling for Dave Spencer Monday on
his property back Of THE NEWS office.
Plenty of water was found at ~ feet.
Water was found on the Ole Bohman
property near the school building, at a
depth of twenty-five feet, but the drillers,
Foglestrom & Frisk, in order to insure a
plentiful supply, drove the well on
down to depth of 65 feet.
Rev. H. Y. Skee. representing the
Home Finding Association, OF Spokane,
has been in Troy the past week, in the
interests of that institution. II there il
a more worthy cause in this world thar
that of looking after and caring for home
less children, We do not know where mol
what it is. Those who are in charge O.
the work are now striving to raise $50,
900, with which to build and equip 6
manual training school where home
less children can be properly educated
and equipped for the worlds work. i
ought to be considered the duty of every
one to contribute something each yea
towards the maintenance of this work.
FOR SALE. CHEAP leo acre.
prairie ranch near fancy, IDAHO. Se'
Andy Hansen, Tanev. or address A. S
Jerard, Spokane, Wash, general deliv
cry.
Your money back if you don't like Sc
curity Stock Food and remedies. Asl
J. A. Bjorklund about them.
Mrs Turnbow, of Palouse, niece o
Mrs. E. A. LaDow. visited in Troy iii,
first of the week.
Mrs. Elmer Desvoigne, of Moscow
has been in Troy the past week visiting
with Mrs. J. d. Jolly.
THE NEWS editor has rented the ney
cottage which G. A. Broman is erectin
3 and will move his family to Troy a
! soon as the house is completed.
Atty R.. B. Fisher, after a prolonge
stay, returned from Portland Friday.
o. D. Perry, who resides one mil
south Of town on American Ridge, spen
Saturday in Troy. Mr.. Perry celebra
:, ed his S4th birthday, on New ada,
h but despite his advanced age is quit
n active and in the best of health. H
Il informed us while in town last weel
when the subject of we'll digging hal
pened to be mentioned, that he ha
. been for years successful water vito
, and is confident he can locate wat,
veins when they exist, and thereby Say
! a great deal of trouble and expense.
There's pretty girl in an Alpine ha
A sweeter girl with sailor brim,
But the handsomest girl you'll ever sc
Is the sensible girl who uses ROCK
!. Mountrin Tea, G. V, johnson.
n II you wish an easy shave,
y Az good as barber ever gave,
u Just call on us at our saloon
e At morn, eve, or busy noon.
= We cut and dress the hair with grsc
To suit the contour of the face;
y Our shop is neat, our towels are clea