Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1908-01-24

Bank OF Troy, was in town Saturday.
He wore his usual happy smile.
Great reduction in price Of all kinds
OF hardware, furniture, carpets, linole-
ums, china and glassware at Olson q
Johnson's.
Cal. Shoup, Of Lenville, was in Troy
Monday looking after his wood ranch
near Troy. While here he sold 5O
cords OF wood to local dealer.
If you're sick, you certainly need
tonic; if you're well, you want it also.
It's in demand all the time-SHAW'S
MALT. For sale by c. w. Tompson.
For social, medicinal or household
uses I. w. HARPER whiskey is the
best and safest. The most popular
high grade whiskey on the market.
Sold by c. w. Tompson.
The News will have line OF very
fine calendars in few days and will
take orders for 1909 about the first OF
the month. Save your orders till you
see what The News can dc.
J. P. Bonner was defeated by John
son in the wrestling bout. The men
will wrestle again in Moscow in a few
days. Ed Green is now out at the
Bonner place helping Bonner get into
condition.
We. have a new room house,
nicely located, with barn and other
outbuildings and good well. Owner
will sell for small payment down and
$40 per month. This property is new
and offered at less than cost.
Rudolph Knott is in receipt Of a
very pretty collection Of crystallized
formations from the Mammoth cave Of
Kentucky, sent him by Frank Hart
man, Of Lexington Kentucky. A piece
of petri6ed ant hill is also in the col
lection.
Prem Moore, with samples of Uni
versity Of Idaho creamery butter, was
in Troy yesterday trying to place an
agency for their goods. The Varsity"
butter is made from pasteurized cream,
and is as good as the best butter on
the market.
1t pays to trade in Troy, because,
from what Moscow man told us the
first of the week, one can save fifty
cents per sack on sugar, at least half a
cent pound on nails, and everything
else in proportion. 1t will pay you tc
trade in Troy.
Olson & Johnson are we'll pleased
with the results Of their Cash System
Mr.. Johnson said that they had but one
individual who thought he ought II
, have credit, last week. The majorit,
of people will rather trade for cash i
they can save money by it.
, Miss Maude Sullivan, a Troy girl
: now student at the Lewiston Normal
has again won laurels as a debater
She led to victory the Normal team
} Friday evening in a contest with tn
1 University of Idaho preps. The Lew
iston Tribune complimented Miss Sui
livan very highly for her work. BENZ
Troy girl The News is also rathe
proud of her achievements.
A. w. Allen, the representative c
the Inland Cracker Company, was il
Troy during the week. He said tina
.. Inland crackers are growing in publ
7 favor, and that there is an increasing
> demand for the bright red packages
These crackers are not made by tn
trust, but by company that Tough
the trust for several years, finally win
ming out. The News takes pleasure i
recommending Inland crackers.
: Fred Willard, a mining man fror
of Mullan, Idaho, was in Troy Tuesday
He reports new strike on Snowstorn
and said that the general opinion wa
'e that the stock was now worth IS Dc
- share. He says that there is a goo
showing of ore in Copper King an
'e that it will undoubtedly make MINE
10 but not until certain interests g,
D. through running down the stock. Tn
district is going ahead rapidly, an
lis many new properties are being deve
of oped.
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For Sale: First mortgages on far