Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-10-13

week when the Oleson home was burned
down, is improving nicely and is now
out of the hospital The baby's head
was dressed this morning and found
to be healing rapidly.
The charity board is looking for the
loan of a baby buggy for few weeks.
two-yeeks- old baby has been left IN
charge of the board and as a baby
buggy is not among the effects of the
board. it will be necessary to borrow
! one for short time for it's use.
Cyclone Davis, Of Texas, one Of the
able and distinguished orators Of the
south. will make four political addresses
in Idaho. beginning Oct. 23. Advicss
that he was to come here were received
today by State Chairman Gray, but his
itinerary has not yet been made.
Professor Wesbrook will sing at the
close Of the Sunday school session at
the Baptist church this morning. The
Baptist Sunday school maintains
classes from the kindergarten to the ad-
vanced Bible study class under Judge
+. s. Dietrich and is reported as grow
ing at a rapid rate.
Prominent visitors in Boise during
fair week connected with the. John
Deere Plow company. were: w. w.
Ward, vice president of the Syracuse
pillow factory: Charles r. Archerd,
treasurer and general manager Of the
John Deere Pow company at Port
land, and II. d. Sill, western represen-
tative of the Syracuse Pillow company.
with headquarters in Portland.
w. 5. Young has purchased the An
u,,S hnfo1 ri nd tnplc
charge Of sthe place this week. The
hotel is to be remodeled throughout,
hot and cold water placed in each room
| and the general appearance of the en-
| tire interior changed and brought up
to-date in every particular. Mr. Orig
| son secured the hotel property through
a trade of 10-acre orchard near RIOS
well and then sold 1t to Mr.. Young.
What gives promise of being the
largest public sale conducted in the
| Boise valley for several years, will
be held Tuesday at the !. X. l.. stock
ranch on Ten Mile creek. In addition
to large number of horses, ponies,
| cattle and hogs, Mr.. Sorenson will sell
a number Of registered imported
Percheron FLIES, which he purchased
in France while on a tour abroad this
| summer. The animals to b. sold are
all In fine condition.
The cry, Evening Capital News,
from newsie. was all that was needed
to send Boston travelling man speed
ing up the street Saturday night to-
| ward the lad who was nearly a block
| away Feeling in his pocket for coin
as he went the portly fellow ran as
| though speeding to first and with his
hand outstretched toward the paper.
which prints the first account Of the
| worlds series. he leaned against a
| convenient post and began reading an
account Of the great battle.
w. T. Harbert Of the Edward Stein
company, reports the sale Of all of
block four in STEMS first addition for
$4,000, sold to Charles H. Shepherd,
| who is now having constructed Il
handsome five-room modern home on
the same. Mr.. Shepherd is also beau
tifying this block by placing cork elm
| shade trees around the same and in
tends to make this a beautiful home.
Besides he intends to raise some thor
oughbred poultry. Mr.. Shepherd for
merly owned the Inter- mountain poul-
try farm near Boise.
In the window of the Sweet Teller
Hardware company's window at Ninth
and Main streets can be seen beau
tiful specimens of mammoth rain
bow trout. which has been frozen in a
cake Of Ice showing off to perfection
the specimen Of fish which can be
caught by the angler In Idaho's noun
tain streams. The trout was caught
by Daddy Hickman, the veteran en-
gineer and sportsman. in Big Wood
river on Oct. I, and was landed with
a seven ounce -.botson bamboo rod on
No. 6 Coachman fly. The trout
weighs eight pounds, measures 23%
inches in length and 16k inches around
the girth and Is attracting the atten-
ton Of fishermen from all sections OF
the country. who are here attending
the fair.