Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1906-03-02

read in this section and teaming will
be suspended for few weeks. The
Fetrla1y just passed was delightful
month and has scarcely been surpassed
in the history Of the Potlatch.
The party given by Miss Hazel
Lamb at her home on American Ridge
Friday evening was enjoyed by small
number of invited guests. Those
present were, Misses Johanson, Plum
kilt, Johnson, and Mess Stinson,
Tucker, Geo. and Chas. Smith. All
unite in complementing Miss Lamb for
her ability as an entertainer.
c. V. Johnson attended the perform
ance of Yon johnson at Moscow the
first OF the week.
DR.. Henkle has returned from his
trip to Portland.
Johnny Johanson came down from
Spokane Wednesday to visit a few days
with his parents.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Gates at Moscow last Fri
day morning.
A. H. Knoll, deputy assessor, was in
Troy Wednesday.
H. Erickson will be at his Troy
Studio from March 8 to IL. All work
guaranteed.
Harry Hays, Charley Johnson, ELL
ing Toskey and Andrew Holl~nd will
leave Monday for Quincy, Wash, to
look for vacant land.
J. H. Botten has the rock on the
ground for new warehou e and will
put in an increased stock of farm i'm
plements.
T. T. Miller, OF Russell, Kansas, is
in Troy looking over the ground for a
foundry and machine shop. The
News hopes, Mr.. Miller will conclude
to locate in Troy for we believe there
is fine opportunity for this new bust
ness at this point.
Mrs. Joseph Corrin, of Pullman, ar
rived Wednesday for a visit with rela-
tives and friends.
Miss Grace Parvis, relative of VIM.
Duthie, has been here visiting. She
is now in Pullman visiting John Duthie
From here she will return to her home
in Algone, Iowa.
Ole Miller will open a general
merchandise and hardware store at
Howell about the fifteenth.
Grandpa Fodene, father OF Mrs.
Ole Olson, passed away yesterday at
the Olson home on Little Bear ridge.
Deceased was about 80 years old and
for several years had lived with his
daughter near Troy.
ROOMS TO RENT-One furnished
and one unfinished. Inquire at Jo-
hanson house, rear of Nelson's.
Albert Hi is cutting into 16-inch
wood one of the largest trees ever
sawed up in this section. 1t is six
foot at the stump and will make be
tween IS and 20 cords OF wood. 1t
was toe big for the saw mills. This
giant IS fine specimen, and grew on
the cid Holmes place two and a hall
miles north Of Troy.
Mrs. Johnson, mother Of Simon
Johnson, came over from the reserva-
ton last week to see her daughter who
visiting in Troy from Spokane,
w. B. Gray was visitor this week
returning to his home in Oakesdale or
the Owl train Wednesday. Mr.. Gray
recently disposed ST his interests in the
Oakesdale Touring mills and will move
next week to hia farm on American
ridge.
Preaching every evening at the M
E. Church. Everybody invited.
Mrs. Nels Anderson, of Little Bear
has hen with brood of small chicks
The season is well begun, as far a:
this progressive hen is concerned.
E. R. Wilkins has quilt pieced b,
his mother 81 years ago, and is nov
having it quilted. 1t is made up O
1l76 pieces.
Mrs. J. c. Peterson and children
from Mohler, are visiting several week
with M. B. Petelson's, near Howell
Miss Hattie Bolton, who has bee
employed in the Moscow milliner
stores for the past year, has accepte,
position with Oscar Larson and wi
have charge of his millinery depart
ment.