Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1906-01-05

Have you learned to write it 1906?
A. H. Botten made business trip
to Moscow Saturday.
Frank Walsh has completed his SEN
tence and is now at his home in Day
ton.
Joe Driscoll and family of Moscow
attended the Observation-Disclosures
wedding Wednesday.
Johnny Johanson left yesterday for
Spokane where he will attend business
college.
E. Atherton has been visiting during
the holidays with his brother, E. H.
Anterior.
Revival services will begin at the
Bethel church next Sabbath. All are
invited to attend.
c. w. Nelson is boring we'll for c.
A. Broman at his new cottage near the
Christian church.
Rev. S. A. Anderson will fill the
pulpit at the Methodist church next
Sunday night. All are welcome.
The coolest weather of the season
was experienced here the first of the
week. Since then the weather has
been ideal.
The date of the drawing for the sofa
at Broman's is Saturday January 6.
Last week wrong date was given.
Remember the time.
One of the prettiest 1906 calanders
we have seen this year was received
this week from the Latah County Alb
stract & Title Guarantee Company Of
Moscow.
Dan Tolfson has disposed of his one
sixth interest in the Farmers mill tc
Paul Orvik and Andrew Hankinsor
has sold his interest in the same prop
erty to John Orvik.
The sleighing is now as good a!
possible and with excellent roads
wood, ties, lumber, posts and hay are
coming in in great quantities. Bust
ness in Troy is good.
Fire came near destroying the Tro,
Jail Monday. A new stove had beer
put up and the heat from this set tn,
: floor on fire, burning hole larg,
enough to permit hobo to crawl out
E. A. Peterson and his two son
Albert and Oscar, have entered a con
tract to work for E. Erickson in hi
Kippen saw mill for one year. TIL
Peterson's are practical saw mill men
Miss Nellie Parks, who has beel
teaching a music class at Troy TO
some time, some time, was marriet
| Wednesday in Tekoa to Hal c. Tilley c
t Lewiston. Both are old University c
= Idaho students.
7 A new Chandler-Price job press wa
this week added to the News Office
$ enabling US to turn out work wit
i about double our former capacity
e The new press has speed of 1000 a
hour and is beauty.
R. G. Plunkett received a lettt
from Rev. LaDow yesterday contain
e ing the good information that the Or,
e gon climate is agreeing with both M
If LaDow and his wife. They are we
d pleased with their new location.
a The Rietman hotel has recent
a lost some silver ware, and also SON
II towels and other linen. The parti,
e who took this stuff are know
: and are invited to return it. If this
e done no questions will be asked.
4 The Revival services at the b
Meadows school house have bee
changed and are being held in II
y Randall school house. Several hay
o been converted and reclaimed. tt
a meeting will continue over Sunday. a
" The Troy Elks WILL attend the ded
n cation of the Elk's temple in Mosco
! on January II. The new lodge bull
4 ing is very fine structure and its i
o. side furnishings are handsome in Il
4 extreme, credit to the order and
4 the town.
e Milt Sims has been sentenced
/ serve six years in the penitentiar
IS H. P. Bramblet, the Moscow real c
W tate man was given one year in Il
at pen for defrsuding Jacob Fret of Tr,
a out of $67. The Sims case will