Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1908-07-31
Local and Personal.

For Rent: Three furnished rooms.
Inquire at News office. l-u
Capt. c. T. Cowan is cutting timothy
on the Green place this week.
Alfred Westlund was taken to Mos
COW Monday, suffering with a severe
attack OF rheumatism.
Miss Lucille Kruchek, who has been
spending several weeks near Troy, has
returned to her home at Waitsburg.
Miss Carrie LeBaron, of Cayendish,
visited with the Misses Brekke the
past week. Miss LeBaron was on her
way to Occur d'Alene, where she will
attend summer school.
Boost Troy, and keep at it. It is a
good town, full OF good people; it is
surrounded by good country, and has
plenty of natural resources to make a
good town for years TO come.
]. 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.
Lost: An imitation leather suit
case, dark colored, between Simon
Johnson's place and Troy. Lost June
"a. Finder please leave at the Troy
News office. Reward to person who
returns it.
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
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
%, I will make Moscow Tuesdays,
Thursdays and Saturdays until further
notice. Aft
Married, at Ionia, Michigan, July
II, Leonard Williams to Miss Sadie
Smith. The bride is the daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G Smith, formerly of
Troy, and is we'll known hele, where
she graduated from our public schools.
Later Miss Smith attended the Lewis
ton Normal school. Her Troy friends
extend congratulations.
With fine eight-room brick school
house and corps of teachers OF pro-
nounced ability, the Troy schools will
be open this fall second to none in the
county. People desiring to educate
their children can find no better place
than Troy. But Troy never has had
empty dwellings. and it would be we'll
to make arrangements early. 1t will
be necessary to build more houses, and
that this year.
The News Office is indebted to Mrs.
Lee Carlton for fine box Of Bing cher
ries, pronounced by all who saw them
as beauties. Mr.. Carlton is shipping
his cherry crop east and is realizing
handsome figure Tor his high grade
varieties. Having established his repu-
tatIon for fine fruits he is now realizing
in financial way on his many years of
hard work building up what is perhaps
the finest orchard in the country.
Troy continues to be the best bust
ness point in Latah county. 1t is the
best place in Latah county to trade,
and the best place to market your
produce. We have the best business
men you ever met, and they will treat
you right.
]. S. Perry this week brought to the
News Office sample OF Welcome"
oats that he estimates will make a Weld
Of rs or 80 bushels per acre. He has
an eighteen acre field. They are on
bottom land on his farm, three miles
north of Troy, and would indicate a
very fertile soil. They also speak elo-
quently Of the value Of this section.
and ought to convince people of the
fact that the Potlatch country can't be
beat.
Battling Nelson, the lightweight
champion Of the world, is now at Elk
Creek falls, east of Troy, where he will
spend a month camping out. One
thing about it, there are not many who
will feel like questioning any of the
fish stories Mr.. Nelson may tell when
he comes out.
A. c. Gilbert, who won the pole