Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1908-07-24

Gay OF TWO III duVduCc.
J. A. Arnot has fine lot of Duroc
Jersey pigs, full blooded, for sale
cheap if taken now. These hogs are
prolific and quick to develope. See
them.
Jacob McGarvey, charged with IL
lcit relations with his own daughter,
has plead not guilty, and will be tried
early in August.
J. R. Cunningham, owner OF 100
acres of land north OF Palouse, sold out
last week for $62.50 per acre.
1. K. Luce, living six miles west Of
Palouse, has raised lemon that weighs
one and quarter pounds. The tree
has grown from a seed in his yard.
Each year Mr.. Luce gets several lem
ons from this tree.
After much discussion the commits
sioners ofNez Perez and Latah counties
have accepted the bid Of the Columbia
Bridge Company for bridge, 240 feet
long, to span the Potlatch at Kendrick.
The new bridge will cost 4,648.
All the leading brands of -four on hand
and for sale by w. M. Duthie.
w. M. Duthie is busy cleaning up
the cherry crop, much of which is be-
ing shipped to Montana and other states
of that section. In all he will ship
about a car load.
For Sale, Five fresh No. 1 COWS;
all with calves; also good, secondhand
separator, cheap.
Mr.. JOHN NELSON,
American Ridge.
Mr.. John Nelson of American ridge
is still confined to his bed, suffering
from dropsy.
C. M. Peterson and C. w. Asplund
have purchased a new Minneapolis
threshing outfit which they will operate
on Little Bear Ridge.
The Pacific States Telephone, under
their new county manager, Mr.. S. H.
Brakel, have decided to build the
Troy exchange at once. Mr.. Brakel
spent couple of days here last week
and looked the matter over. On his
recommendation action was taken at
once. While here he connected in
some rural lines, made arrangements
for poles, etc. Distance service is now
assured for all the people in Troy. Mr..
c. A. Carlson will be local manager.
Men, teams and wagons for bundle
threshing outfit wanted. $3.50 for
men; horses $1.00 per span; soc for
wagon. Will be ready to start about
August 3rd. Apply to Brown Bros,
Genesee, Idaho. 2tp
Martin Compton, father of Abe
Compton of this place, spent the past
two weeks visiting his son at his Amer
lean ridge home. Mr.. Compton lives
at Pendleton, Oregon.
Owing to the absence Of DR.. Hat
field, of Moscow, DR.. Keller will take
care of his practice three days of each
week. Beginning with Thursday, July
%, l will make Moscow Tuesdays,
Thursdays and Saturdays until further
notice. Aft
Born, Tuesday, to Mr.. and Mrs. A.
F. Weeks, girl.
The following officers were installed
in the Lebekah lodge last Tuesday
evening: N. G., Gertrude Orcutt; V.
G., Annie Saad; Financial Secretary. J.
A. Bjorklund; Rec. Sec'y, Amanda
Bellomy; Chaplain, Virginia Green;
Warden, Leeta Brock.
Miss Mercy Flint Of Moscow is visit
ing relatives in Troy this week.
Owing to an unavoidable change of
time for preaching at Bethel and
American ridge on last Sunday, the
change will continue the remainder of
the conference year. Next Sunday.
the 10th, 1 will preach at American
ridge at II a. m. Subject: Pure
Religion" At p. m. will administer
the ordinance of baptism at Kendrick.
and preach at Bethel at 8 D. M,
D. V. ]. M. L. Hoyle.
Mrs. Jack Bellomy and son are now
visiting on the Sound.
F. M. Green and w. M. Duthie
have purchased the old fruit storage
warehouse of Charley Retman, which
is being transformed into an immense
hay warehouse. The present building
iS haino rnada a;oh+ fao4 ILL.,