Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1906-11-16

crop is certain for next season. We
hope so, but unless the weather clears
up little there is going to be some
trouble in getting any fall blowing
done or fall grain sown. Nevertheless
there is no reason for complaint for
come what may has the Potlatch ever
experienced a crop failure? Not once,
and there is nothing now to cause
people to worry for so sure as harvest
rolls around the yield will be sufi-
GENTLY large to astohish the man who
is not accustomed to big western yields.
Evangelist Wesley 1. Houston, will
begin series of meetings in the
Christian church, Sunday, Nov 25.
Evangelist Houston comes highly rec
commended as an orator and Christian
gentlemen. He is in the work for the
good he can do. In expounding the
gospel truths he is both clean and
forcible. All are invited to attend
these meetings.
The roads are now about the worst,
so far as mud goes, that they ever were
at this time Of the season. and the ad-
70 Gates OF good roads can find an
abundance Of good evidence to sus-
tain their side of the argument. Good
highways are the most valuable asset
any community can have and the
wonder is that more attention is not
given the subject by both business
men and farmers.
DR.. J. A. Keener, of Moscow Idaho,
has with him DR.. L. E. Hudson, a noted
dentist, Of Memphis, Mo-, DR.. Hudson
is an expert in all gold work, and is
a specialist in gold bridge work. DR..
Keener will pay R. R. fare for one way
for any one having SIS 90 worth of work
7 done, or both ways when $1,000 il
done. The people of Troy will do vel
7 to take advantage Of this opportunit.
! to get fine dental work done. If
The public school pupils have re
: organized their debating society and
Il meeting was held Tuesday evening
g Every pupil in the schools ought t
u get interested in this work for in late
B. years it will be found to have giveI
those who do participate trainin
n that they can get in no other way. TIL
It debating society ought to be well at
II tended and made highly interesting
/ The News urges the students to Sc
e that this is the case this winter.
8 Robt. Bellomy sustained some pair
full bruises by falling from load {
y wood last Saturday. He was engage
Il in loading a car for VIM. Duthie ne;
1t the depot when he slipped, pitchin
e headhrst into the cars. His hea
d struck the couplings between two fla
d and several bruises Of a painful natul
was the result. When he slipped M
lie Bellomy was standing on top of ha
RI load OF wood and the fall was sufl
s. GENTLY far to make the accident or
,e through which one could hardly e,
a pect to pass without broken neck.
lt Mrs. E. R. Headley, of Burnt ridg
left Monday for six weeks visit wi
ID relatives in her old home in Sprin
w field, III. On the 18th Of Decemb
IN her parents will celebrate their goldt
" wedding, at which time they will |
an u years of age, and family re-uniC
70 is to be held in honor OF the occasion
Mrs. Headley has not been home (
49, six years and her trip will be a me
- pleasant one, as she has host OF O
:. friends, having taught school in Il
r. vicinity of Springfield for IS yeal
=. Mrs. Headley will return to Troy aft
A. Christmas.
Among those who occupy promine
positions in the student organizatio
- at the Lewiston Normal is Maud Sui
~ van, vice-president Of the Athletic A
~ ISOLATION, vice-president Of her ella
80 organization, and secretary Of the
49, w. c. A.; and Joseph Carlson, nc
~ secretary of the Athletic Associatio
~ The News is glad to find the TT
~ boys and girls taking an active part
their schools and trust others from Il
section will conclude to get little
an the excellent 'learnin" now availat
ay for the mere asking in the near
nc educational institutions.
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