Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1907-06-28

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A daughter was born Sunday to c. o.
Rumble and wife.
Mrs. Minnie Sizer, nee Campbell from
Fort Apache, Arizona, arrived in Troy
yesterday to visit friends.
Avon has decided to continue her
celebration festivities Tor three days,
observing the 3, and 5th.
delegation from the Troy lodge at
tended the session of the Royal Neigh
bors in Moscow Thursday evening.
A man cannot raise crop of brains
by irrigating his stomach with booze.
Many think they can, though, says the
Camas Prairie Chronicle.
Troy and Helmer willp lay ball on the
local diamond Sunday. The game is ex-
pected to be the best game of the season,
as both teams have been doing some
practicing.
Chas. Lacey was down from Avon
yesterday and reported that Myron
Hinman killed fine black bear within
a few yards of his residence in Avon
Monday morning.
Mrs. John Bingham was operated on
Wednesday in the Gritman hospital and
is reported as getting along nicely. She
has heen sick for six years, and bed fast
Tor the past seven weeks. Mrs. Bing-
ham is a daughter OF Mrs. Christina
johnson of Troy.
Robt G. Wood has arranged to open
the Reitman hotel and has been busy
during the week putting the kitchen
and dining room in shape. Mr.. Wood
Is a first class cook, having been head
cook for some time at the Dean hotel in
Phoenix, B. c., his home before coming
to Troy. He comes highly recon.
mended as gentleman, being recon-
mended to the people of this section by
the best business men of Phoenix.
Peter Wheeler and Miss Elsie Morse.
both prominent young people of We
natchee, WASH, were married in Mos
COW Thursday, and after the ceremony
drove down to Troy where they spent
the night with brother of the groom
Mr.. Chas. Wheeler of the Monroe hotel.
They gave their Wenatchee friends the
slip but will, we are assured, get a nice
reception when they return home TODAY.
F. M. Green has begun the erection Of
new wheat bins at the mills. The old
bins, which held only some 5000 bushels.
are being torn down and will be replaced
by bins with a capacity of 10000. 1t is
also planned to build new brick engine
room. Mr.. Green is a rustler and in.
tends to make the Troy roller mills lust
as good as they can be made. The de-
mands for Troy flour have grown until
ths capacity OF the plant must be en-.
larged.
Among the good things Troy has is
one OF the best equipped, and most
up-to-date blacksmith shops in the |
county. E. H. Anterior is a fine
mechanic and believes that it pays to
have the right kind of tools to do the
job properly. He has worked on this
theory until he has equipped his shop
with great deal Of costly machinery
and labor-saving devices making it
possible for him to turn out work that
The average country blacksmith could
not touch. He has fine shop.
The News has just gotten out boost
n envelope and suggests that every bust
ness man and everybody else get some
'nd use them. They will help boost
'our town. Don't cost any more than
my other kind, either. We are also
'ettlng out booster letter head. and
very letter sent out OF Troy should be
on one OF these sheets. You can
zee the point. can't you? Each of these