Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1907-07-26

Dick Wilkins, c. Y. Johnson anc
H. Enholm have been outing at Eli
Creek Falls during the week. They
will return Sunday.
Mrs. Jack Bellomy is visiting in
Charleston.
Mrs. D. M. Eckman, D. M. Eek
man, ST., and Mrs. Eckman's brother
and wife have been at Elk Creek Falls
on al outing this week.
A. H. Oversmith and wife and Theo-
dore Lunquist and wife spent Sunday
at Bovill.
Earl Taylor has been appointed
carrier in place Of John Ogden, resign
ed, route Q.
o. v. Gustafson ofSpokane has been
visiting Troy friends during the week.
He returned home yesterday.
A $4,000 monument is soon to be
unveiled at Peora, ILL.,, in memory of
the great agnostic, Robert G. Inger-
soil. Peora was Mr.. Ingersolps home
for many years.
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. .
M. E. Lewis, Prof. Phil. Soulen and
H. Melgard, accompanied by an east
ern capitalist drove from Troy out to
Bovill the last of the week looking over
the ground with veiw OF investing.
All eyes are turned towards Bovill
which is certain to be a dandy little
city
c. A. Carlson has rented his farm to
J. M. Berquest and will leave in few
days for Hot Springs, Oregon with the
hope Of improving his health. Mrs.
Carlson will go to Genesee to visit rela-
tives.
Miss Cerilda Blankenship of Leland
has been visiting Mrs Marguerite Kells
during the week past She will visit
here another week before returning
home.
The N. P. Company began haul
ing water to Troy this week. 1t is
their hope that no bad luck will delay
the drilling of the second we'll that is
now being rushed with night and day
crew. The Company is determined |
to solve the water question.
The two-year-old son of Fred Pruyne
was badly bitten on the hand Monday
by sow belonging to F. M. Greene.
The little fellow had dispute with the
sow over dead chicken resulting in
one thumb being badly chewed.
Fred Pruyne has been confined to
his bed since Monday with typhoid fe-
yer.
Henry Pucket run nail thr ugh his
foot causing him to use crutches.,
Three car loads of cherries recently
shipped from Walla Walla to New York
brought the handsome price of 25cts
per pound. 1t is said the West raises
the finest fruit in the world.
Last Sunday was the fourth anniver-
sary OF the death Of Pope Leo XIII.
Much repair work is being done on
the Clearwater branch Of the Northern
Pacific this summer. The track is
being ballasted, grades widened and
new ties are replacing the old ones.-
Peck Sun.
Lundin's Juniper AIDE for sale by
H. Nelson, Troy. Near depot. 2t
Aunt Kate Conger, of Moscow, Wis
tied friends in Troy the first of the
week. She said that she had received
letter from Seattle saying that a girl
baby had recently arrived at each of
The homes of Elmer and James Jolly.
To remove ink stains or those made
BY indelible ink or pencil, use a liberal
supply OF alcohol, either wood or grain,
and the blemish will fade. Girls work
ing in offices frequently have soiled
nails caused by sharpening indelible
pencils. 1t is almost impossible TO re-
move the unsightly marks, but if alco-
hol is applied with a soft tooth brush
and the hands washed in warm suds. if
will entirely remove the dark blemishes.
Eddie Dicks was down from Occur
fAlene last Saturday and Sunday.
The recent storm destroyed an i'm /,
nense amount of timber on the Indian
'llotments in the Cavendish district.