Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1905-08-04

car of hay to Lewiston yesterday.
W. F. Hibner has gone to Endicott
TO spend couple Of months in har-
vest.
Mrs. Helen Deal and John and
Milt Rathbone left for Lowe, Idaho
Saturday.
J. II. Manson, the barber, returned
Monday Lom visit with friends at
Genesee.
A little girl has put in an appearance
at the home of Gilbert Sjostrom and
wife north Of town.
The first load Of new grain came in
Wednesday from the AL Halliday farm
on American ridge.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. E. Chapman are
& rejoicing over the arrival of girl at
their home last Friday.
John Cusack Of Spokane was Troy
4 visitor Wednesday. He was formerly
Y a resident Of this place.
Il D. M. Eckman has had his old barn
a torn down in order to make room for a
n more commodious building.
n The post Office reports show there
n was the least business done in July Of
h any month in the past year.
I Postmaster Olson started for Spokane
B on the Owl train Monday night to
4 transact business at that place.
\ Dick Stinson and Steve Thorp left
for Pullman Saturday where they have
a six-week's contract hauling wheat.
May Good who has been visiting
q friends and relatives at this place for
some time left for Spokane, Wash, last
q week.
Mrs. Frank Walsh, who has been
visiting her parents in Dayton, Wash,
since the Fourth, returned to Troy
Wednesday.
The hay bailers near Howell say
that the crop has been estimated much
Il too high, and that the crop is falling
below the estimate.
Estel Skeen, six-year-old boy was
accidentally shot through the left foo
& Monday while he and his cousin were
fooling with % calibre rife.
4 T. Condell has been pretty busy dur
ing the week making header boxei
and rigging up to handle his 800 acre.
Of grain that is rapidly ripening.
Mrs. Tup Dunlap and Mrs. Berth'
Pierce Of Juliaetta are visiting thi
week with the family Of M. B. Peter
son at their farm northwest of Troy.
I Oliver, the little son of Rev. Gran
| Carrick, was taken to Moscow las
l Saturday where he underwent an oper
alton for throat trouble. He is nov
doing nicely.
1 The report has reached Troy that
few days ago Mrs. John Collins Q
Avon narrowly escaped death from
dose of poison which she took witt
suicidal intent.
Sanford Scott of Traver City, Mich.
is a recent arrival in Troy. He is a
old friend Of our local harness maker
| Geo. Saad, and has come west wit
the intention of locating here perma
nently.
C. H. Terry Of the Crescent Lun
Der Co. Of Kansas City has leased
acres of Thos. Stinson at the spur for
period of 5 years. They will cree
lumber sheds and proceed to do bus
ness with Idaho lumber.
A head of lettuce almost three fe'
high and six feet in circumference WI
brought to the News Office this wee
by Mrs. Fred Pruyne from their garde
just across the creek from the gri
mill. They will have to hustle to be-
this.
A. Marvick of Sisseton, S. D., ar
his brother Joseph of Story City, low
were in Troy Saturday on their way
the Elk Creek district to inspect son
mining prospects. The gentlems
were accompanied by Earl David
Moscow.
]. G. Liner of Jansville was in TIT
Monday. He thinks his section
Latah county will now go ahead at
rapid gait. Mr.. Liner is one OF Il
settlers who has waited patiently for
long time and now that the prospect
getting pretty promising we hope
little of the prosperity goes his wa
The Troy Lumber and Mfg. c
have secured a $1,000 contract for lul
Der to be shipped to Pullman al
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