Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1905-12-29

Blair business college. His place in
the store will be taken by Helmer Set
tergren who recently came down from
Spokane and is now working in the
store.
George w. Claus, optician, will
again visit Moscow, Monday and Tues
day, Jan. 8 and and may be fonnd
at L. A. Torsen'n drug store. He
will examine your eyes without charge
and fit them to your perfect satisfaction.
II you need glasses or new lenses in
your frames it will pay you to see him.
All work guaranteed.
Henry Anderson and wife Of Little
Bear Ridge have given up their con-
templated trip to the Sound. They
have resided on Little Bear Ridge for
% years and have decided it is good
enough for them. Mr.. Anderson re-
Gently sold his beautiful farm but will
move on the Mason farm in the same
neighborhood.
Ralston Vollmer and wife of Lewis
ton, accompanied by Mrs. Libby and
other friends, came from Lewiston and
were from here driven by J. w. Jones
out to Hugh Bovill's in the White
Pine country where they spent Christ
mas. There were seven in the crowd.
They returned to Lewiston Wednes-
day.
Arthur Fahlquist is now in Cokato,
Mimi, visiting relatives. About jan
uary 6 he will 20 to Gustavus Adult
plus college at St. Peter, Mimi,
where he will take business course.
In letter written the % of the month
he said the weather was extremely
cold and that he was nearly frozen tc
death. He said the cold seemed tc
60 right through him and added
Maybe you think I don't feel it."
The ladies are invited to call anc
see the new stock Of fine writing ma
terial just received at this. Office. w,
will cut paper to any size desired
This paper is the finest made and W,
have it in brown, blue, drab anC
white with envelopes 10 match. Cal
and see samples. We have also jus
added some very pretty script suitabl
for calling cards, wedding stationery
, invitations etc. In paper wee carry tn
| best the market affords.
. S. A. Anderson went to Spokan
Saturday, returning Wednesday. Will
, there he took time TO inspect tn
recent window decorations by Rev
Braden in the saloon windows
, Jimmy Dirkin and was greatly in
pressed with the tableaux on display
He says the scenes Depicted will no
y in his opinion, have tendency to il
crease any mans taste for liquor an
. believes much good will result.
. will make people think and that wi
bear fruit for years TO come.
II Oscar Solibakke was in Troy WEI
{ nesday. He is down from the I'm
> versity spending his vacation with h
& parents near Troy. He says the T,
port Of the recent hazing of youn
n Jellick was much exaggerate
* and that the feeling among the stl
Y. dents is one Of much regret that ii
er matter ever occurred. No intention
al injury was ever intended" said M
d Solibakke, and Mr.. Jellick is NJ
" permanently injured" He says Il
g students are extremely sorry Il
. matter became so much distorted al
are doing allin their power to undo Il
}. injury done the school.
* The merchants Of Troy report
,e unusually heavy holiday trade, mu,
IN in excess of all expectations. Lol
before Christmas the merchants foul
rk their stock of holiday goods much t
ht small for the demands and some
ed the stores got in additional stoc
a. The results are entirely satisfactory
re our business men who appreciate I
raj generous patronage extended by I
en- people Of Troy and vicinity.
usual many from the country tribut;
hs to other points were among the she
~ pers at the Toy stores because tn
~ have learned that it pays TO trade
10 Troy.
he The Christmas tree and program
the Swedish Lutheran church Tu
he day evening was big sue cess, nett
of the Sunday school $2l from the
" missions. Over the alter was lal
If electric device which during the ent
nv evening flashed out at intervals
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