Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1905-09-15
The Troy schools open Monday.


Miss Polly Brock is confined with
typhoid fever.
John Ogden began his school in the
Free Coinage district last Monday.
Miss Pearl Johnson visited Mrs. M.
Smith at Lewiston last week.
Prof. Alvah Smith and family moved
in from their homestead this week.
Rev. Josepnson will preach in the
Christian church Sunday at 1880 p. m.
Chas. DeBolt, representing Moody's
Marble works at Moscow, was in town
Wednesday.
Attorney A. H. Oversmith transacted
legal business at the county seat two
days this week.
Geo. Saad is charging his harness
shop by the addition of room in the
rear.
Manford Harland and wife, of Amer
lean Ridge are preparing to visit the
Portland Fair.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Leak Sept.
9Th, ten pound son. Mother and
child doing well.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. DeBolt, Of
Occur d. Alene City, are visiting their
daughter, Mrs. P. L. circuit.
E. R. Wilkins returned the first of
the week from his timber claim, slight
ly under the weather.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Keeney, Of
near Howell, are the proud parents Of
a baby girl, born Monday.
Rev. Robert Bellomy filled the ap-
pointment in the M. E. church in the
absence Of the regular pastor.
H. E. Skeens recently disposed Of
his residence to S. C. Weaver who is
having a we'll dug on the property.
A refreshing rain visited this section
Tuesday night and Wednesday laying
the dust and clearing the atmosphere
Ole Bohman has accepted the posi-
ton made vacant by S. A. Anderson
at the factory, and will have charge Of
the Office work.
Surveyor Turley, who Is making the
survey Of the forty acre tract west o.
town for the state, says he expects tc
complete his work within the next two
weeks.
The report last week that Mrs. John
son had lost several cords Of wood by
fire was mistake. she lost no wooc
or ties, but the fire burned over some
scattering timber.
You can help to make the Tro.
News a better paper by telling people
you saw their ad in the News. If you
neighbor doesn't take their home ga
per ask him to do so.
Don't forget the ten cent social Il
be given at the old Wilkins store Sat
urday afternoon. Coffee and sand
witches will be served all afternoon
Everybody come.
We are adding a few fonts of mic
script type to our equipment. Jus
the thing for pretty work. It's tn
kind for those calling cards you hav
been promising yourself.
Rev. ]. G. Carrick has been returne
to the Troy charge for another yeal
and will I'LL the appointments as usus
next Sunday, morning and evening
All are welcome to attend these ser
vices.
Since the first of the month TIL
Office has printed whole lot OF butte
wrappers for the butter makers OF tn
locality. We use the best quality
pure fibre paper and nothing but hig
grade inks.
The boys are beginning to com
home from the harvest fields. Ire
always contributes a large number
hands each season, who put in eac
year several weeks helping to harve
the crops in the Palouse country.
AT the last business session Of tn
Ladies' Aid society Of the Christie
Church, they decided to hold their al
nual Harvest supper October II
Everybody invited. Come early al
stay late. They are going to ha'
plenty Of good things to eat.
ANY of our farmers interested in be
ter grades of blooded cattle will
well to correspond with M. B. STINT
of Bloomdale, Ohio. Mr.. Simon is Il
gentleman who was in Troy last wet
and if was while here that he talked
the dairy and stock industry OF o
section and spoke encouragingly OF t
effort now being put forth by In