Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1905-02-17

Troy early in the spring. A rite in
Fairview addition has been selected
and work will commence at an early
date. The Free Mission church recent
ly organized a congregation in Troy.
There's pretty girl in an Alpine hat,
A sweeter girl with sailor brim,
But the handsomest girl you'll ever see,
Is the sensible girl who uses Rocky
Mountrin Tea, G. V. johnson.
DR.. Olson received letter from F. F.
Which this week in which the former
editor of the News expresses desire TO
return TO Idaho. AT the time the let
ter Was written, the mercury registered
"a degrees below zero at his old home
in Logan, Iowa. And those who have
lived in that country know what 81 b.
low zero in Iowa means.
Rev. Paul Gullsnder, of Illinois lie, .
tured in the Swedish Lutheran church
on Palestine and the holy Land"
Wednesday evening. large crowd
was present and the lecture greatly en-
| jo,ej Rev. Gullander is a fine scholar,
AN entertaining speaker, and his several
years residence among the scenes ami
places in the Holy Land" make him
we'll qualified TO handle the subject.
He lectured in Moscow last night.
Prof. John gden will complete six
months term of school in Free Coinage
district No. IS. about the 10th of next
month He expects to conclude the
term with an entertainment.
beautiful eves and handsome face are
eloquent recommendations Bright eves
are windows To a womans heart. liol-
listers Rocky Mountain Tea maker
bright ewes, rs cents Tea or Tablets.
G \ Johnson.
Speaking of cold weather. one of our
citizens who spent several winters in
North Dakota saws that the people win"
think three or four zero nights with
warm pleasant days, are pretty tough
here in atah county, ought to live one
winter where the thermometer freezes u
for month at time, and the intense
.oid IL accompanied with piercing winds
viii n life can hardly endure.
The hi I'm mill people a large
force of men and teams putting in lngs
for the summers run. This mill expects
to cut million feet the coming sesaon.
G. A. Broman has just received new
line of Sunfower shoes. Call and in
spect his line.
Sam Peterson. who has quite an ex-
tensive apiary at his fathers farm west
OF town, brought in yesterday several
gallons of fine extracted honey. He has
arranged to place his product on the
{ market at Larson's store where limit
ed supply can be found.
: Mrs M. I. Brock, who has been in
4 Lewiston some time, has rented the
= Richard wilkins house and will move
back to Troy.
Although the thermometer registered
. several degrees colder at Troy than al
: Moscow, it was most evident TO the
. TrOyitee who were in Moscow Snnda,
and Monday that the Moscow atmos
phere was great deal more penetrat
ing, and consequently seemed mucf
colder. This is due to the fact tina
Il while at Moscow very brisk brees
- prevailed, here at Troy it Was perfect!
. quiet. II is very seldom that Troy ex
q periences any wind whatever.
% G. A. Broman began the erection thi
az week of a neat seven room dwellin
l. across the street west of the Christian
D. church There Is demand 70
m more good dwellings, and If tn
"a town is TO increase in population tier
"a muet be more good houses erected. lie
70 Others follow the example ret by Nj
Broman.
h. e. j. Gemmil has been appointe
a deputy assessor for the country lying
mr. and about township 80, range 3. Tn
r. includes the territory east, north an
~ south of Troy. Mr. Gemmil will tai
mp the work at once. Assessor Waugh
a. given the order to rush the worl
TO and that the work may be conclude
70 early, large number of deputies vi
~ be placed in the field. BY rushiu
the work now Mr.. Vaughn hopes {
at avoid the rush ~ work which usual
ee comes about taxpaying time.
- Photographer Christ Odden la
OK during the week, taken the pictu
is- of nearly every business man In Tro
~ All told there will be about 60 neg