Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1906-08-31

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Henry Hanzep and Frank Jones Of
Moscow, were in Troy Tuesday.
Wanted-Cord wood. Cash adj
vanced. See Yates the lumberman.
The roof to the Monroe hotel is be-
ing raised, making it two full stories.
Mrs. VIM. Gray has gone to Milton,
Oregon, where she will spend the win
ter.
VIM. Fildes and family who have
been visiting in the east, have returned
home.
c. v. Johnson has sold his timber
claim to Shevlin-Clark Timber Co. Of
Spokane.
Johnny Cunningham struck water on
Driscoll ridge at "a feet. The lorna
ton was soap stone.
Prof. Alvah Smith was in Troy the
first of the week. He is now in Lew
iston attending institute.
Editor Shaver and family drove down
from the county seat Sunday and spent
the day visiting their old friend Max
Aronson.
N. ]. Nelson's 7-year-old son fell
from a load of hay near Dinsmore's
mill last week and broke his right
thigh near the body.
DIR. Carithers, one Of the most sue
cessful physicians in the county, was
down from Moscow during the week
on professional business.
Malaria and ague, chills and fever,
always bring down those Of low vitality
keep your vitality with Shaw's Malt.
For sale by c. w. Tompson.
The Ladies Aid of the Christian
church met yesterday with Mrs. Joshua
Lanphear. The Aid is working on
material for their annual sale to be held
in October.
The Troy blacksmiths have decided
to quit scrapping and have come to
the point where they will try and make
little money on their work. A set o.
prices have been agreed upon.
Sam Sletto, of the Idaho barber shop
left Monday for a weeks outing with
n his parents on their farm near Cornwall
q He expects to put in some time chas
ing the festive pheasant and othe
81 birds.
Bv a recent order Of the post Office
department each rural carrier is entitled
to two weeks vacation each year will
full pay, the work to be done by the
substitute. The carrier may select hi
own time for his vacation.
Attorney Oversmith has moved hi
Office to the suite of rooms formerl.
occupied by DR.. Olson, over Aronson'
confectionery store. The new quarter
have been nicely fixed up giving tn
Troy attorney about the best law ofic
in the county.
Dick Wilkins, carrier on route on
out Of Troy, left Monday for a tw
weeks vacation with relatives In tn
country around Avon. He expects
visit all the new towns along the ne'
railroad, and particularly the big sa'
mill at Potlach. His wife will accom-
pany him. During his absence tn
mail will be carried by his father, VIII
is substitute on this route.
Editor Carl Peterson Of the Pee
Sun made his parents short visit MOI
day, returning on the afternoon trair
Mr.. Peterson is one OF the brighte'
young newspaper men in Idaho, and
giving Peck paper OF which th'
town ought to be proud. Mr.. Pete
son is of the opinion that Troy is an
always will be one Of the best towns
Latah county, and since he lived hel
for several years is in position to kno
ID what he is talking about.
The News learned few days az
% that Johnny Manson, for some time
resident Of Troy, was run over by
4 wagon loaded with lumber and bad
& bruised. He was going down h
when the break pole broke, thrown
him under the hind wheel whit
passed over his chest. Why he W
Ia not killed is a mystery. The tear
n belonging to w. S. Miller, ran into Il
NJ brush at the foot Of the hill and sto
an ,sni ped.
J. K. Shepherd and wife have go
sh9 into the laundry business and are tur
g. ing out hne grade of work. 3