Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1906-03-09

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John Thompson, of Moscow, spent
abe week in Troy.
A son was born to I. N. Splitter and
wife, at Howell Saturday.
The News editor spent few hours
in Moscow Saturday.
Sam Peterson and Johnny Saad
visited Juliaetta Sunday.
Sheriff Robin was in Troy on
official business Tuesday.
Oscar Larson made business trip
to Spokane the first Of the week.
Mrs. Frank Gates and baby came
down from Moscow Wednesday.
John Jacobson, the Moscow real es-
tate man, was in Troy yesterday.
Gus Johnson, of the hardware firm,
has been Spokane visitor this week.
A new girl arrived at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. c. o. Rundles Monday
morning.
c. A. Sullivan is making some ex-
tensive Improvements to his residence
property.
Elmer Olson of Spokane, visited
during the week with his sister, Mrs.
E. H. Anterior.
A baby boy put in his appearance
at the home of E. A. Swanson and wife
on Burnt Ridge last week.
Mrs. Joseph Corrin returned to her
home near Pullman, accompanied by
her sister, Miss Pansy Arnot.
S. A. Anderson, cashier of the First
Bank of Troy, was in Spokane Satur-
day, returning Monday noon.
Alex Johanson, while chopping at
Nora Saturday cut cash four inches
long on the inside Of his instep.
Mrs. Ida Robinson of Colville,
Wash, is here and will visit two weeks
with her sister, Mrs. Harry Hays.
Emmett Harris and wife are rejoic-
ing over the arrival of new son al
their home on Little Bear Saturday.
A letter from M. B. Simon of Ohio,
published in another column, viii
furnish interesting reading for oul
subscribers.
Dan Tolfson was in Moscow Friday
and Saturday. He expressed a sense
of relief to get back where there i;
something doing"
L. NJ. Orion and Charley Portion.
have been living on their timbe
claims near Clarkia for the past two
weeks.
T. H. Christie returned SUNDAY
night from a trip into the TERRITORY
along the new railroad northeast o
Troy.
John o. Brannen and Henry Gep
hart each proved up on their home
steads before the probate court a
Moscow Monday.
Mrs. Frederick Ellinghouse ha
commenced suit for divorce from he
husband August She alleges intem
perance and cruel and inhuman treat
ment.
Tom Lamb visited during the wee
with his brother, Commissioner Lam
After short stay here he will Ieav
70. California where he will reside pei
manently.
Preaching as usual at the Method.
church next Sunday. Rev. Robel
Bellomy will labor at the morning SCI
vice, but the pastor will preach in tn
evening. All are welcome.
Henry Pickett desires the News t
state that he does not own the buildin
south Of the depot now used for immo
al purposes, but disposed of his int
ests some time ago to Henry Hays.
Morning subject at the Christia
church next Sunday: 'Inseperabl
Companions" There will be no Sc
vice in the evening as the pastor wi
return to Juliaetta Sunday evening.
A letter from Mrs. E. A. LaDo
states that they planted their ear
garden Feb. IA, and that it is now L
nicely. Both Mrs. LaDow and E. I
are in good health, and we'll please
with their new location.
A new cross walk has been put
Main street connecting the Rietma
hotel with Miller's barber shop. A b
culvert was also put in under tn
crossing and the water used to car
off refuse from the hotel.
At the teachers examination
Lewiston recently three pupils fro
the Troy schools passed creditable e
aminations and were granted secor
Grade certificates. Thew were Lilli: