Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1906-03-23

Spokane on business.
The K. of P. banquet and social
was a great success. They always
are.
Chas Waybright, OF Kansas is visit
ing relatives near Howell and at Mos
COW.
Buy a piano direct from the factory
and save money. Call at once Hotel
Rietman.
Concordia society will meet tomor-
row evening, good program has been
prepared.
The Smith Bros. Imp. Co., will re-
ceive a car load Of farm implements in
few days.
Read the report Of Prof. Roberts on
our water system. 1t will interest
every citizen Of Troy.
Mrs. ]. c. Peterson will leave Sat
urday for Pendleton and other Oregon
points to visit relatives.
Jas. Nelson, OF Big Bear ridge re-
ports six below zero at his place du
ring the recent cold spell.
DR.. Henkle and family left this
week for Wallace, Idaho, where the
doctor will have work in hospital.
Twenty-Five new subscribers were
added to the Troy News subscription
list the first three days of this week.
How is that2
Seventy dollars worth OF new books
for the Troy school library have ar
rived. The collection contains about
one hundred volumes.
John Manson has returned from
Clayton, Wash, where he has been
working in terra Gotta plant, and will
go onto his homestead.
Chas. King, near fancy, has sue
cessfully raised English walnuts, also
sugar cane from which he has made
considerable sorghum.
A lot of new machinery was hauled
out to the Dinsmore mill this week.
This company is building up the fin
est plants in this section.
A fine warm rain fell Wednesday
night, but yesterday the sun came out
warm and the weather bids fair to turn
warm very fast 1t is spring.
For the first time in the history of
Juliaetta that town has harvested fine
crop Of ice about a foot thick, the
thickest they have ever known.
Ira Day has not yet succeeded in
getting back the saddle pony recently
stolen from him. The thief has been
captured and is now in Jail at Moscow.
Wednesday being the 43 birthday Of
B. c. Dicks he was duly surprised by
number Of iriendi during the even
ing. All present report a very enjoy
able time.
John Botten this week received a
big shipment of wall paper. This
shipment, added to his present stock
gives him the largest line ever carried
in Troy.
Troy merchants received several car
loads of merchandise during the week.
Our merchants never found it neces-
sary to order in such big quantities as
at this time.
Judge Warren Truitt, chairman of
the county republican central com
mittee was in Troy Wednesday. He
said a meeting Of the central commit
tee would be held soon.
Arthur Arnot writes to his father
that it required twelve days to reach
his new home in Alberta and that the
thermometer, during the recent cola
wave, reached thirty below zero.
The fremen's ball was a very en-
joyable affair and quite well patronized.
An excellent supper was served at the
Retman hotel and good music by the
Juliaetta orchestra was furnished.
At the Swedish Lutheran church
next Sunday there will be Sunday
school at 10 a. m. Preaching by
Rev. N. ]. w. Nelson, at II a. M, all
Scandinavians welcome to attend.
Olson & Johnson have rented the
north room in Axel Olson's building on
Main street to which place they will
move their undertaking department.
They will also do embalming from now
on.
When you buy direct from the fac
tory it costs no more to own a stand
ard high grade piado than it does to
buy cheap inferior piano from some
dealers. Call at once to see samples
Hotel Reitman.
When you buy direct from the
factory It costs no more to own