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

Commissioner Ed Lamb moved his
family to his farm the first of the week.
Frank Gates expects TO visit his old
home in Illinois some time during the
early spring.
c. w. Thompson would like every
News reader to read his new ad on
the first page Of the paper.
The News has several new ads.
Don't overlook them. The progress
sive business man who advertises usual
|, has something worth saying and well
worth reading.
Gilbert Johnson has returned from
his trip to Coos Bay, and is again at
his old position with T. H. Christie.
Johnny Johanson, now attending
the Blair Business College, atSpokane,
is visiting his Troy relatives this week.
He will return Sunday
E. H. Anterior is improving the
interior OF his house by installing cleo
uic lights and the use OF considerable
new paint.
w. S. Miller has moved into the
Duthie house on the corner back Of
the barber shop
Miss Lulu circuit spent Sunday in
Moscow.
A. H Knoll, Office deputy under
Assessor Vaughan, was in Troy last
Saturday
York Heren, employed with the
Thompson Bros, in Moscow, was a
Troy visitor Friday.
J. R. Julian, Of Minneapolis, arrived
in Troy Monday and is now visiting
his sister, Mrs. J. D. Johnson. Mr..
Julian is well pleased with this country
as far as he has seen it, and shall, if
satisfied, locate here permanently. He
is lawyer by profession, but owns a
fine farm in Minnesota and understands
the practical side Of that business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos- H. Brewer
have announced their intention OF
leaving Genessee about April /, to
take up permanent residence in Spo-
kane. Mr.. Brewer has decided to
make the change to accept an impor-
tant position with the Fidelity National
one of the leading banks of Spokane.
The change will in no way effect Mr..
Brewers business interests in Genesee.
1t is with much reluctance we an
nounce the fact that these ,estimable
people have decided to leave Gen
esee. For the past ten years Mr..
Brewer has been one of our foremost
citizens, ready at all times with moral
and financial support to advance any
movement for the good of the town OF
community. -Genesee News.
Mrs. H. F. elephant is recovering
from three weeks siege of pneumonia
J. M. Conner and family, OF Mos
COW, were in Troy the latter part of the
week visiting with Jacob Bowman
near town.
]. D. Jolly made trip to Lewiston
Saturday when he filed on a quartz
section Of fine timber land near Potat'
Hill.
Mr.. H. Richards, Of Wilburton, l
T., has raised a tomato that weighed
six pounds and two ounces. The arti
Gle containing the above news i
authority for the statement that the
largest cucumber ever grown attained
the enormous length of twenty-five
inches.
"A Husband on Salary" was one c
the funniest and best plays ever pu
on the local stage.
Geo. Spurbeck has gone to Starup
Wash.
Arthur Fahlquist writes that he
comfortably settled at St. Peters
Minnesota, but can't keep house with
out the Troy Nuisance"
w. K. Foglestrom returned from hi
eastern trip Sunday.
Thos. Shea OF the white pine di!
trict, was in Troy Tuesday looking fC
team.
w. w. Trumbull, a homesteadt
from the Elk creek country, visite
with Prof. Alvah Smith Tuesday. M
Trumbull reports from three to four fet
of snow in the woods at his place. H
was accompanied by Mrs. Trumbu
who went from here to Kendrick
visit friends.
]. P. Bonner transacted business
Troy Tuesday.
Maggie LYNCH. who visited durin