Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1908-03-13

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Mrs. L. P. Wallner returned from
Spokane Monday. She says Mrs. Mary
Johnson is recovering rapidly.
We dc everything in the tailoring
line. Come in and see us. Schwarz,
w. 3rd, Natl Bank Block, Moscow.
For Sale or Exchange: Thorough
bred Shorthorn bulls, COWS and heifers.
G. J. Bessee, Moscow, Idaho.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. Berglund, who
have been visiting relatives near Troy,
returned to his home in Wardner, Idaho.
A we'll improved farm needs clean
and good seed. Get some at L. P.
Wallnei's; he handles the genuine tim
othy seed.
Tagg's Chemical Chalk-for clean
Jag nickel, copper, silver, gold, shoes,
gloves and clothing. For sale only at
Olson & Johnson's.
For Sale. Room House will be
sold at bargain if taken soon and will
make terms to suit. For particulars
see Nils P. Peterson.
Fred Polk and family, after a weeks
visit in Troy, left Monday for Spirit
Lake, Idaho, where Mr.. Polk will en-
gage in tie hotel business. He is put
ting up new building.
A. H. Oversmith and wife were in
Moscow Saturday, Mr.. Oversmith act
ing as judge in the debate between
the U. Of 1 Preparatory team and
the Blair Business College of Spokane.
The N. P. is this week loading out
about 5000 ties. This is only a part
Of the ties in the yard. There is also
considerable activity in the wood bust
ness, many cars being loaded and ship
ped out.
c. ]. Bernardini returned the first Of
the week from Spokane where he went
several days ago for medical treatment.
1t was feared he had cancer in the
mouth, but fortunately it proved less
serious. The sore was caused from
poisoning.
Uncle John Gemmill left Wednes-
day for Spokane. After visiting his
brother north of the city a couple of
weeks he will return to Troy. He
will bring with him pump to be used
in keeping water out Of his mine while
it is being developed.
Oscar Larson will return from the
East in few days, bringing with him
large new stock of Dry Goods. He
will make specially Of gents furnish
ings and shoes, and will carry no
groceries. Being unable to find buyer
for his old stock Mr.. Larson decided to
stay with Troy.
Nils Peterson has resigned as sup
erintendent of the Troy Lumber &
Mfg. Co., and will leave the first Of
April for Spokane, possibly to remain
permanently. The new superinten-
dent is A. A. harden of Pullman. Ole
Bohman has resigned his position at
the factory as manager and treasurer
and is now looking after his saw mill
thirteen miles east Of Troy.
Other towns, with the advent of
spring, are cleaning up. How about
the same kind Of good work here?
Last year Troy people responded
promptly to the call for clean town.
and not only cleaned up yards but
painted their buildings, put on new
roofs and fixed up generally. The
good work ought to be taken up again
this year.
Wanted: Statesmen to introduce our
New Commercial Survey of Idaho.
These surveys are splendid compila-
ton OF facts, figures and drawings and
of wonderful value. Railroads and in
ter-urban lines are shown up-to-date
special attention being given to them.
All counties, towns and postofices
fully indexed and population given.
Many other features too numerous to
mention. A splendid opportunity for
energetic men. Rand, McNally & Co.
Chicago, Ill.
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