Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-10-06
BREvITIES

| The Columbia hand Will rive q con
cert this afternoon at o'clock on tn,
steps Of the new Capitol building.
! The county recorder has issued /
marriage license to William Georg'
Rouse OF Boise, and Eva ]. Dlaylocl
I of Ontario.
| Mrs. Foley of Miles City, Mont, 4
new arrival in Boise and Is LOOKING
| over this section Of the country will
the view Of purchasing = big stool
| ranch.
The suit Of NJ. H. Davis of the Glob,
Paint company against Charles r
Barringer and company was dismissed
by Judge Davis yesterday withou
Governor Hawley received an invi
tation yesterday to speak at the In
be held this year In Canada, but wa
forced to decline 1t.
Mary E. Smith sued in the district
court before Judge Davis for $500 and
interest from Jan. 20, 1911, from Will.
+. Harbert. She was granted $40;
and $3.50 attorney fees.
The title to two lots in the Andols
addition was quieted to the satisfac.
tiqn OF the plaintiff by Judge Davis n
the district court in the case of w. e
Wilcox against Katherine Campbell.
The Hagerman Valley co-Operativ,
| company filed articles Of incorporation
| with the secretary Of state yesterday
The headquarters Of the corporation
are named as Hagerman and its CAPT
talization is given as $4,000.
Judge Mccarthy yesterday issued ar
! injunction against Jose Uberuaga re-
straining him from pasturing 1900 head
Of sheep on land said to be leased from
the Barber Lumber company by An
drew Little and w. Scott Anderson.
daughter was born Saturday aft
ernoon to Mr.. and Mrs. T, ]. Ellis al
their ranch at Owyhee station. Mr.
Ellis was formerly swimming instruc-
wife are both well known in Boise.
H. +. Luebben has returned from
Chicago. where he took a train OF
sheep which he sold on the market
there. He states that he struck the
market when 1t was little low, but
that stock was movin. fast and both
sheep and cattle sold quickly.
The 1ntermountain Nursery yesterday
won its suit before Judge Davis in the
district court against Guy C. Barnum
on note for $3.50 and interest since
March 3. 1911. at per cent. They also
asked for SIS attorney fees. The judg-
ment granted amounted to $2s2.76.
w. T. Harbert Of the Edward Stein
company reports a deal whereby John
Cove OF South Boise exchanged lots
2 and 8 in Dundee addition on Broad
way. valued at $3.50, as first pay
ment on 10 acres in the Soma subdi-
vision. at Soma, valued at $3.50.
Alvin Casey who. for 10 years was
manager Of the Plowhead Market in
this city, and for several months has
been connected with the Garrett gro
Gerry, has resigned his position and ac-
cepted a position as billing clerk with
the Oaks Wholesale Grocery company.
Rev Whsle Martin. the new pastor
of the First Methodist church, arrived
In the city Friday with his family,
and is located temporarily at 911
Franklin street. He win participate
in the rally day service this morning,
and will preach his first sermon in
Boise this evening at 1880 o'clock.
Colonel James r. B. Van C'eave and
wife Of Sprinfield. Ill.,, arrived in Boise
yesterday and will spend several
weeks here, guests of Colonel Van
Cleave's cousin, J. M. Wise, Mr.. Van
Cleave has made some heavy invest
ments in Idaho and on this trip is rep
resenting considerable eastern capital
for whom he expects to make invest.
ments.
Tourtellotte & Hummel have COM
pleted plans for an addition to the
Idaho Brewing & Mailing company,s
building at Sixth and Idaho streets and
bids on the work win he taken thi.
week. The boiling works building on
Idaho street IL being torn down and
the new addition, which will be one
story with full basement. will be erect
ed in its place.
Exhibitors who had planned 10 enter
their dogs for prises at the fair this
week. will save themselves time and
trouble by not doing 90. for the canine
exhibit has been dropped by the man.
agement, due to the fact that suitable
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