Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1906-11-16
Local and Personal.

Save your whiskers for Marley.
Strictly frst-class. Hays old stand.
Erickson, the photographer, is at
the Troy studio every Saturday.
Remember this.
johnny Manley has leased the Hays
barber shop and is now running it I'M
der his own management.
Just as good is mot the best
buy only the genuine, SHAW'S MALT.
For sale by c. w. Tompson.
Rowland and Sletto have made ar
rangements to give a Thanksgiving
ball in the Odd Fellows Hall.
I. T. King, the brick maker, is re-
covering from broken nose, the re-
suit Of blow from the front foot OF
cayuse.
DR.. Pfister the noted eye specialist
from St. Paul, will again be at Reitman
Hotel, Thursday, Nov. 22nd. Exami-
nation free.
David Eckman, ST., who has visited
during the summer with his son D.
M. Eckman in Troy, left Tuesday for
his home in Kansas.
Mrs. c. w. Booth of Nez Perce,
has been in Troy since Monday visiting
her parents, M. B. Peterson and wife.
She will remain here two weeks.
Examination for teachers first, sec
ond and third grade certificates will be
held at Moscow, Nov. %, % and "a,
1906. Clara Ransom Davis, County
Superintendent. 1885,
Go to the Idaho barber shop fol-
that bath and shave. Your hair will
also be properly cut, cleaned Of
dressed. Just across the street from
the Retman hotel.
There will be public sale at Char
ley Smiths place two miles south o
Troy, Saturday, Nov. "a. Everything
goes. 1t will be big sale and you
should remember the date and place
Watch for the bills.
A few days ago in eastern Oregon
; two hunters killed a grizzley bear tina
weighed 1900 pounds. The monste
= made track foot long and is al
legged to have been menace to LIVE
, stock of that section for the past i
years.
The News has received its suppl
of calenders from the factory and wi
have them printed in time for promr
delivery. If there are any who hav
not yet ordered there is still time an
we request that the matter be attende
to at once.
The family difficulties in the Henkl
family have been settled out of coul
and a reconciliation affected. Mrs
Henkle will return to Troy and tn
boy, who has been hidden away for
month by the doctor will be brougE
home from Vancouver.
Y The prosecution of the timber frau
a cases was actually begun at Mosco
this week. There has certainly bee
a great deal Of crooked work done +
. timber thieves and if any Of the me
- now indicted are guilty it is to t
d hoped they will not escape.
d p. Dunbar, of Colfax, Ind, aft,
4 spending a year in this section, r
p turned to his home Tuesday. He
II half brother OF M. B. Peterson. M
+ Dunber was we'll pleased with tn
=, IL section Of Latah county and his frienc
y. - predict his return to Troy within
5. year.
IS During the week a special repr
x sentative Of the United States visitt
IL Moscow and examined the variol
proposed sites for the new governmei
AZ building to be erected in Moscow. o.
u ~ Hundred Thousand Dollars has BET
20 appropriated by the government
4 this new building, secured through Il
of efforts Of Congressman French.
In Carl L. Hanson, a saw mill mi
ed from Jansvslle, was in Troy Tuesd
s. on his way home from Spokane whe
C he spent several days on bushes
- Before returning to Troy Mr.. Hans'
=, visited the new town Of Potlatch al
Is: spent some time going through t
ts. new mill. He was much pleased wi
at the big plant, which is the largest al
finest in the world.
Beginning December first the TT
- BARRIERS will adopt the Moscow scale
81 prices and this means that neck sha
he will cost five cents. The new scale
ms about the same as now prevails and
IN not out Of the way in any particul
Id III .Lo.r mill cloea Of 6 n M We