Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1908-02-21

Boise on February 81, to Tx the time
and place for holding the two state
conventions Of that party this year, the
first Of which will select six delegates
to the national convention at Denver
and the second will nominate candi-
dates for the state Offices.
Matilda Johnson, who came here
from Sweden year ago, left for Spo-
kane Monday. Miss Johnson has been
making her home with J. A. Anderson,
the Nora merchant, and during her
stay has learned some English.
T. w. Barley Of Moscow was in
Troy Saturday.
The Valentine social Friday evening
at the home OF Mrs. Anterior was a
big success, the house being crowded
to its capacity. A fine time was had.
F. M. Green was Lewiston visitor
last week, returning home Saturday.
Jacob McGarvey, charged with in
cest, has confessed, stating that his
criminal relation with his daughter has
been going on for the past seven years.
The girl is now 81 and two years ago
gave birth to a child. McGarvey will
certainly get life sentence at hard la
Dor in the pen.
There are two good rules which
ought to be written on every heart:
Never to believe anything bad about
anybody unless you positively know it
to be true; never to tell even that I'M
less you feel that it is absolutely
necessary.
For felon take common rock salt,
dry in an oven, then pound it fine and
mix with spirits Of turpentine in equal
parts put it in rag and wrap the parts
effected; as it gets dry put on more.
In letter from Mrs. Lem Orion,
now in Alberta, the News is informed
that up to the 9th Of this month the
coolest weather at Dewinton so far this
winter was 6 below zero.
E. Chronister & Son Of Big Bear
ridge have announced a big public
sale at their farm Tuesday, March 8,
at 10 a. m. A lot OF stock, farm i'm
plements and machinery will be sold.
The Troy Lumber & Mig. Co., are
putting in over three million feet of
logs at their three mills for this seasons
run. They have something interesting
to say in their ad this week, which you
are invited to read. 1t ought to make
you think.
Zue Kresher has opened a butcher
shop in the old Wallner building, next
to Broman's.
The News expects to make a very
interesting announcement next week
regarding the developments in the In
land Empire Copper property. The
tunnel has cut into what is supposed
to be the main ore body, and there is
reason to believe big strike has been
made.
Among the visitors this week at
tending the Columbia conference is
Oscar H. Neil, editor of the New
World, published at Bellingham.
Harry Brown of Clarkia, was in Troy
yesterday buying supplies. He is one
OF those who finds that it pays to trade
in Troy.
The Columbia conference, in session
this week, is proving a big success.
The attendance is large. Wednesday
evening services were held in English,
and those who attended heard a most
excellent sermon.
]. B. Manson, brother of Johnny, ar
rived the first Of the week from Hick-
ory, Penn, and will remain here dur
ing the summer.
Johnny Manson left Wednesday for
his old home in Hickory, Penn, after
an absence of more than four years.
When man will go unshaved for
40 years because he is afraid to have
barber shave him, and is finally persuad-
ed to have his face trimmed strictly I'D
to-date at the shaving parlor opposite
the Reitman hotel, and he then de-
clares that he has lost 40 years of genu-
inc comfort, it is evident that Sletto
can satisfy you in that line. Try him.
A republican thief is no better than
any other brand. The same holds
goods as to liars.