Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1908-02-28

D. M. Eckman visited in Lewiston
the first OF the week.
Mrs. ]. w. Jones left for Juliaetta
Wednesday for visit.
Dave Greear and family move to
driscoll ridge Monday.
Mrs. w. w. Parks left for Moscow
Wednesday to attend the teachers ex-
animation.
Mrs. ]. A. Miller OF Genesee has.
visited during the week with Mrs. I.
H. Christie.
Let US make your clothes; latest
styles; perfect fit. Schwarz, National
Bank Blk, Moscow.
Talking machines of all kinds re-
paired; needles and supplies furnished
by Nesbit, the Jeweler.
We do everything in the tailoring
line. Come in and see US. Schwarz,
w. 3rd, Natl Bank Block, Moscow.
Rev. Hawkins of the local Swedish
Lutheran church, is in Occur d Alene
city this week visiting the Swedish col
lege.
The Red men at the expiration OF
their lease in six months in the Reit-
man hall, will move to Odd Fellows
hall.
The Odd Fellows have decided to
carpet their hall, making it one OF the
most comfortable and attractive in the
country.
Abe Compton is nursing a broken
ankle, the result OF fall the first OF the
week. He broke the small bone in
the ankle.
Come in and hear the Improved
Victor Talking Machines. A fine selec-
ton Of records, on hand. Ne bit, The
Jeweler.
THE kind your Grandfather used"
and he was OF rare judgment. Profit
by his experience and use Old l. w.
Harper whiskey. Sold by C.. w. Tom
son.
c. w. Tompson is now in Juliaetta
taking treatment from Prof. Foster, the
osteopath. Mr.. Thompson was up Sat
urday and said he was improving very
rapidly.
Wallace, the 16-year old son Of A..
B. Chapman on Burnt ridge, had his
right ankle broken Monday. He was
riding horse when the animal slipped,
falling on his leg.
AT meeting of the Circle, Women
of Woodcraft, Wednesday night, it was
decided to hereafter meet but once
each month on the fourth Wednesday
of each month.
Mrs. J. B. Gauldin is recovering
from very severe illness. Last week
it was thought that she would net re-
cover, the grip running into slight
attack of pneumonia.
Grandpa Chapman, almost 30 years
of age,is now paralyzed in the left arm,
having sustained stroke three weeks
ago. While he can't use the arm he
is otherwise in very good health.
The best entertainment that has evel
visited will be the Tennessee Jubilee
Singers March S. Get your seat re-
served at once. Sale begins tomorrow
Saturday. Don't wait.
The. Kendrick Gazette says: "A
car OF ice was unloaded from Troy
Wednesday of this week for w. NJ
Terry and T. P. Lorang. 1t was the
natural production Of good thickness
and pure.
Don't forget the entertainment a
the hall tonight, the 18th. The pro-
gram will be enjoyable and we'll worth
hearing. Miss Tempo Gray has the
children in charge and that is a guar
antee that it will be first class.
The As settlers, among whom are
Charley Portfors and Steve Thorp, o
, Troy, who recently lost their hearing
before the Secretary of the Interior
will appeal to the Federal court. Thi
land is in the Marble Creek district OF
the St. Joe, and is heavily timbered.
In letter from Elmer Jolly, dateC
February "a, he says that Seattle ha
, had fine winter, the coolest weathe
being "a degrees above zero; that tn,
rose bushes are row green and growing
: and that it looks like spring. He ex
presses himself as we'll pleased with tn,