Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1906-08-24
Local and Personal.

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Cash for cordwood. See Yates the
lumberman.
Yates pays cash for cord wood at
Dinsmores Office.
Farbror Strandburg from Spokane is
visiting friends in Troy.
Mrs. J. G. Carrick returned from her
visit in Oaksdale Wednesday,
Wanted-Cord wood. Cash adj
vanced. See Yates for particulars.
]. L. Wilkins has sold his lot near
the creamery to David Greear for $50.
Miss Huldah Johanson returned the
first Of the week from visit in Post
Falls.
P. T. Brock left for the woods east
Of Troy Wednesday in search of tim
Der claim.
M. B. Peterson has rented the Pete
Olson house and will move to Troy the
first OF the week.
Birds in the Genesee country are not
so plentiful this season as usually, says
the Genesee News.
John, brother of Ezra Taylor, died
in Lewiston from Brights disease last
Friday at the age Of So.
There will be preaching in the
Methodist church Sunday evening at
o'clock and the public will be well
come.
Miss Huldah Johnson Of Moscow,
after visiting in Troy and vicinity for
two weeks, returned to her home Sat
urday.
A COW belonging to Robert Bellomy
died Saturday night. The animal was
apparently alright at milking time in
the evening.
Another nice rain fell Wednesday
night putting a stop to threshing for
twenty-four hours. This is the second
rain this summer.
A. S. Hauan, who has been living
on homestead near Avon, has made
application to prove up and has moved
his family to Moscow.
H. A. Dinsmore has purchased from
Pete Swanson all the timber on the
northwest quarter of 22-40-3 west.
This timber is all white pine.
Fahlquist Brothers have sold out
their brick yard to 1. T. King, who
has the reputation of being the best
brick maker in the Northwest.
Judge Warren Truitt was in Troy
this week arranging for the sale of all
the remaining timber on the school
section, notice Of which in published
in another column.
Manager Green has been busy this
week putting in fine new approach on
the north side of the grist mill. The
old one had become really dangerous.
The schoc. house is being repaired
and placed ia good condition for the
fall term which begins Monday, Octo-
Der 1st. A. F. Weeks has charge o.
the work
John WEIGH, Of Russell, says the
Nez Perez Herald, has ten acres o
beans nearly ready for harvest which
will yield in the neighborhood Of 1000
pounds to the acre.
The News editor has undertaken t
find wife for a Troy bachelor. Al
single ladies of manageable age desir
ing to be considered will kindly say 81
early as possible. Come quick ar
avoid the rush.
Elmer Bellomy and w. K. Wood
ward, accom- an ed by their wives
have been outing in the woods nea
Bovilps since Saturday. During thei
absence Alfred Botten is acting as MAJ
shall and nightwatchman.
Delos Perry Of Charleston was in Tro
Wednesday disposing of load Of fin
melons. He says the fruit crop a
Vineland this season is not up to tn
usual standard so far as quantity
concerned. The early freeze did lc
OF damage, as was predicted at tha
time.
o. c. Jorgenson, who recently di'
posed Of his merchandise business Z
Nora, returned this week from his Wis
in his old home at Ashland, Wis, an
is now looking for a new location i
this section. Evidently Latah count
looks just little better to Mr.. Jorger
son than does the effete east and
only required a visit of few weeks t
convince him that Idaho was goo
enough for any of US.