Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1906-07-06
LOCAL and
PERSONAL.


Wilkins, the Fourth.
Chas. J. Munson and family spent
the Fourth in THE biggest little town
on earth"
The Smith Implement Co. this week
received a car Of binding Irvine, also a
car OF new machinery.
Sousie's band, with Attorney Over
smith as drum major, was the hit Of
the celebration at Troy.
Judge Steele has decided that Mrs.
Ellinghouse is entitled to a divorce
and has rendered a decision in her
favor.
Mrs. Robt. Parkins of Cedar Creek,
visited during the week with her
parents, AL Roberts and wife of Ameri-
can ridge.
Among the Moscow visitors who
celebrated in Troy were Sheriff Robbins,
w. D. Smith and County Attorney
Stillinger.
Don't permit thistles to go to seed
anywhere in TROY. It is easier to
keep them olt than to kill them out
when once started.
C. w. Thompson has disposed of
his interest in the Rietman hotel to
Mrs. Ellinghouse, who now has
complete control OF the house.
David Eckman, the father OF the
Troy banker, after spending the winter
in Kansas, returned to Troy Saturday
and will remain here during the
summer.
Chas. E. Lacey was in from Avon
Tuesday and reported things lively in
his section Of the county. Crops were
looking exceptionally fine, he said, and
prospects were good for big yields.
1t is intended for those who APP
preciate quality, for those gentlemen
who enjoy a thoroughly matured, rich
Old Kentucky liquor-I. w. HARPER
whisky. Sold by c. w. Tompson.
E. Erickson, OF Kippen, was in Troy
Tuesday, on his way home from
Spokane. While in Spokane he
bought new fifty-horse power boiler
to replace the old one at his saw mill.
Drs. Hatfield and Mcfarland,
osteopathic physicians, Of Moscow,
have opened an Office in Troy,
and may be consulted at the Rietman
hotel Tuesdays, Thursdays and Satur-
days.
Harry Bolton, the Moscow painter,
was in Troy Tuesday. His daughter
Miss Hattie, who has been with Oscar
Larson during the summer in the
millinery department, returned with
her father and will remain there per
manent'y.
Professor Smith and family, who are
spending the summer on their home
stead near Park, drove in Sunday and
spent the Folrh with Troy friends.
Mr.. Smith said the weather in the
timber was exceedingly pleasant, and a
few days away from the shade of tie
tall pines was enough for him.
The Grafton by VIM. E. Stillinger
on the Fourth was an effort of which
our county attorney may well feel
proud. 1t contained much that was
worth remembering, and those who
heard it could but feel that there was
more to July Fourth than frecrackers.
AL. ROBBERS, of American ridge, has
positively refused to permit his name
to go before the republican county
convention for the nomination of as
SCISSOR. He thinks there is entirely too
much work for the pay at this time. 1t is
now impossible for the assessor to
make thousand dollars per year in
this office, and when the work and re-
sponsibility are considered very few
men will be anxious for the position.
Sullivan Bros. this week closed a
deal with Carl Anderson for their stock
of meats and other goods and leased
the new proprietor the shop. Mr..
Anderson has assumed control and
placed the shop in charge of Gust
Larson, a Spokane butcher, who is an
old friend of his, and an experienced
meat cutter. The public is assured Of
the very best Of service and all patron.
age given the new proprietor will be
duly appreciated. Sullivan Bros. will
conine their time to the buying and
shipping Of live stock, in addition to
the furnishing Of meat to the camps
along the new railroad.