Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1907-06-21
Local and Personal.

A. w. Allen and children of Spokane.
The good supper that we told about
last week and which we said was given
by the Modern Woodmen should have
been credited to the Royal Neighbors,
an auxiliary order.
Mrs. Sarah A. Lieuallen, pioneer
of Latah county, died at her home in
Moscow last Wednesday. Death fol-
lowed an operation. She was the
owner OF great deal of property in
Moscow, her late husband having origi-
nally owned large portion Of the
townsite.
George Bricka left for Spokane Sat-
urday to attend session of camp meet
ing being held there by the Saints.
Reports from Little Bear ridge and
other sections of the Potlatch are to
the effect that the corn crop is not
looking WE'LL owing to the cool condi-
ton of the weather. Well, perhaps it
will get warm enough for even the
corn if you will just wait few days.
I. N. Sly is making som fine improve
ments in the American ridge road.
Some of the ridges are being cut down
and the dirt used to fill in the draws.
The result is much better road and
one great deal leveler than roads in
Mr.. Sly's district once were.
o. A. Johnson, president Of the
First Bank of Troy, has been here from
Spokane during the week looking after
his interests.
S. c. Weaver has good 100 pound
work horse for sale.
Miss Lucy Mcqueen of Fallons has
been in Troy since Wednesday visiting
her niece, Mrs. P L. circuit.
The new bridge near the depot will
be completed the last of the week.
1t will be one of the best bridges in
the county.
Look over the program and see if
you don't think you had better cele-
; brate in Troy on the Glorious Fourth.
A. H. Oversmith will go to Bovill
tomorrow.
Its value in sickness has been tried
and proved. In the home it is not
safe to be without it. SHAW'S MALT.
For sale by c. w. Tompson.
D. M. Eckman drove out to Bovill
Wednesday.
Prehaps you need a bracer-some-
thing that will give you energy, life
and ambition. A suggestion-try 1. w.
Harper whiskey. Sold by c. w
Tompson.
The Kendrick ball nine went back
on its promise to play ball last Sunday
with the Troy team on the Troy dia-
mond.
Rev. S. D. Hawkins, the new
minister of the local Swedish Lutheran
church, has started a private day school
using room in the public school
building. He started in Monday and
had As pupils Wednesday. The new
school is conducted in the Swedish
tongue. Rev Hawkins will also or
ganize first class choir for his church.
The Swedish Lutheran church are
arranging to expend 500 for improve
ments on their Troy property. An
addition OF 10 feet will be added to the
rear, and this will be seated The
entire church will be improved anc
made ready for the conference which
will meet in Troy in February.
You will feel more like celebrating
the Fourth if you will dress up anc
you can dress up in Troy cheaper thar
any other place in the country.
c. ], Munson was in Troy Friday OF
Official business. He said there was
diamond for the unsold lots in the nev
state addition to Toy and he was ap
praising the value of their tracts. Any
one wishing to buy> any of their lot
should apply to the state land boarC
and have the desired tracts put up a
the next public land sale. The stat,
has alrerdy realized over $4,000 from
the lots so far sold in this 40 acre tract
If people would just stop insisting
that there is going to be panic with
in the next few years the predicted
panic probably couldn't come at all
Why should we have panic?
DR.. w. H. Ehlen and wife OF Gene
see were in Troy Tuesday attending
the annual meeting of the directors o.
the Bank of Troy. Thos. H. Brewer
president Of the bank, was also In Troy
Monday and Tuesday. They expressed