Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1907-02-01
Local and Personal.
H. Enholm left Monday for Seattle.

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Smith Brothers have some feed cut
tsrs at bargain.
Geo. Saad will leave Monday for
Spokane to attend meeting of the In
land Harness dealers.
We have few furs left that we will
sell for cost or less, rather than to keep
rhem over. Also, all our fascinators
and shawls go at cost.
Rev. J. E. Seth of Spokane and M
E. Anderson of Tacoma will preach at
Nora this evening, Feb. LIST, at 1880,
and on Sunday, the 3rd, at II a. m
and 1880 p. m.
Tomorrow evening, Feb. Q, at 1880
p. M, the Ladies Aid of the Swedish
Congre gational church of Nora, will
hold their annual sale at the Nora
church You are invited.
H. A. Dinsmore returned to Troy
Wednesday from Spokane. He was in
the head end collision January II, at
Spangle and is still limping from a bad
ly sprained foot Both feet were in
jured.
o. c. Keller, Osteopathic physician,
graduate OF the American School Of
Osteopathy, Kirksville, Mo-, arrived
Wednesday. DR.. Keller is going to
locate here for the Practice of his
profession.
L. M. Steelsmith shipped from Troy
this week 5000 pounds of mica, to
the Spokane Mica Company, who have,
bond on the property. About 5000
per month is being spent on the de-
velopment of the Mica Mountain near
Avon.
The attendance at the Christian
Sunday school has doubled since the
first of the year, and is still increasing
The superintendent has adopted plan
for recording the attendance which has
taken quite we'll with the young folks
and made them anxious to keep things
moving.
Owing to the unexpected severity
of the winter and the distance many OF
the young children have to come to.
school, the Burnt Ridge school has
been discontinued for two months.
Professor Peterson has accepaed pos
ition temporarily on the staff of the
News.
Messers. Sletto and Manley are max
ing some noteworthy Improvements in
the inerior of the Idaho barber shop in
order to keep up with their trade.
The room has been enlarged and the
furnishings re-arranged, giving the
! boys a more commodious and attractive
place OF business.
The Troy and the Moscow Lutheran
! churches have each decided on en-
ploying pastor for full time. In view
b of the intended change Rev. Nelson,
c who has been preaching for each twice
= a month, has resigned at both places
One of the churches will probably call
him to be the regular pastor
Swan Frisk brought into town few
days ago load of wheat and oats that
had been raised last summer On his
: place north of town. The wheat was
bluestem of Mol quality, and was pro-
duced on pine land that was broken up
three years ago. The yield per acre
: averaged twenty-four bushels.
This is by far the hardest winter we
have had for many years. According
: to the old settlers 1892 was about eq-
7, ual to it for snow, but for duration Of
I. cold weather this leads all that have
: known by any one with whom we have
( talked, and one msn has been in the
s west since'62 Though more severe
c than usual it is not too disagreeable t
u be out in and everything is humming
i Sleighing was never better, and neve
has il been more taken advantage OF
a The farmers bringing to town thei
{ produce, beam with smiles equa
&c to the May sunshine returning HON,
d with their money or their purchase, anC
&c with faces beaming with smiles equa
&c in geniality to the May sunshine re
e turn home with their money @
their purchases The young peopl
;. are having the ime Of their lives, wit
~ socials, surprise parties, or sleighin
n. excursions almost every night. Neve
Of were the people more prosperous an
&c never were they happier, so let the wiz
it ter rage, for as long as it gives U