Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1905-12-08

IL L. OSuul1ldkCI dIIlNtQ IN 10y
Monday from St. Charles county, Mis-
souri,, and will locate here permanently.
He is a son OF w. P. Schumacher who
lives mile and half north of town.
Steiner S. Sole, OF Park, Idaho, was
in Troy Tuesday on his return from
Moscow, where he took out final citi-
zenship papers, making him full
! hedged citizen Of his adopted country.
Rev. CarIick left during the week
for Rockford, Wash, to assist Rev.
Skee in a series Of meetings there.
Sunday the pulpit Of the M. E. church
will be filled by S. A. Anderson Of
Troy.
The weather during the past week
has been very pleasant but the snow
has been a little too scarce for sleigh
ing. With good roads this winter
there will be whole lot Of teaming in
this section.
The supper given Saturday night in
Odd Fellows hall by the ladies of the
Norwegian Lutheran church, was a
financial success, netting them Sal. IS
The money is to be used toward finish
ing the new church.
Rev. Beach Of Charleston, delivered
two interesting sermons at the
. Christian church Sunday morning and
evening. Mr.. Beach is very inter
esting speaker, and well liked by the
= people in this section.
Carl Peterson was up from Mohlel
! Monday and returned the following
y day with his family. Mrs. Peterson
who has been suffering some time
from rheumatism, has so far recov
: cred as to be able to return home.
II The merchant who says it doesn'
! paw to advertise must think it strang
that all the successful merchants con
~ tribute their success to the use {
J. printers ink. Of course it pays
ut The idea that printers bill is Sol
of a donation is simply silly. Jr
1T dicious advertising is the best invest
n, ment any merchant can make.
ef Knute Vingie of Bear Creek, expect
to make a trip to his old home in M
We not, N. D., for short visit with his Of
", friends. Mr.. Vingie has son livin
ad in Pelermo, N. D., who is publishir
a paper in that town. Mr.. Vingie W
le- in Troy Tuesday and said he expectt
m to leave about the last of this mont
10Y Mrs. J. S. Nesbit of Avon, accor
panied by her son, was in Troy Tue
ish day on business. They report son
Of fourteen inches Of snow in their Sc
81 ton where the sleighing is usual
good for three or four months eve
I'D winter. They say the new railroad
III. making Avon and the country trlr
I'll, tary verv prosperous.
Active operations are now unc
., way in the mica mines northeast
a.. a. TROY. L. M. Steelsmith is now pu'
c .co ing work at the property OF the Ida
0o0 Mica Mining Company and expects
do lot of development work tn
during the winter. All the oil
lice mines are being worked and as SC
gest as the new railroad is completed
ular shipments will be made.
L. J. B. Ricketts, is feeling quite
his couraged over his recent venture
.ntly the manufacture of cigars in Troy.
fast has the demand for good, ire
e Of homemade cigars grown that one Ct
tion maker is no longer able to keep
eve with his orders and another man IS
1902. he added. The local factory is turn
the ont 4 fine article and deserves the
The ronage of those who indulge IN
be luxury.
rear Johnny. the three-year-old sor
Harry Hays, was seriously kicked
the horse Monday. The little fe
pre- started to pass the horses heels, "
o. the animal kicked, striking hin
ecia- the chest and throwing the little
low about ten feet. He struck on
80 head and shoulders on rail and
' ~ famed severe bruises, but is
Doys considered out of danger. 1t
'ie more than an hour before he came
% and his chances to pull tnr'
looked pretty slim for some time
Suh- In Mad Chase.