Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-11-04
BREVITIES

Mrs. J. w. Neat OF Butte is a guest
Of her sister, Mrs. J. w. Alderman,
Of 210S North Ninth street.
The suit Of Hattie Patrick against
c. c. Mcclure for $40 in the district
court was dismissed today.
The county recorder issued mar
rage license today to Charles Epperson
and Ruth Sells. both Of Boise.
Members of the Progressive party
in precinct No. IL win meet at Z
o'clock tonight at 1907 North Ninth
street
Stephen Utter, county recorder, has
returned from a two weeks visit To
Pueblo, Denver, Colorado Springs and
other points.
The meeting of the Junior League OF
Catholic Women has been postponed
from Tuesday evening to a date to be
announced later.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. l.. Folsom are re-
joicing over the birth OF az pound
son this morning at their home, 2OS
West Main street.
The Ladies' Aid society Of Wrigh!
Congregational church will meet al
the home Of Mrs. 1hrig Wednesday at
ternoon at o'clock.
George Fred Williams Of Massacu-
sets, will speak at the Democratic
rally in the Moose hall tonight. Joe
Pence will preside.
Edward Sullivan. charged with lar
ceny Of purse from w. ". Ferris
during fair week, will be arraigned in
the district court Saturday.
Men and children are invited to the
Y. M. c.. A. tomorrow night to hear
the election returns over the special
wire that has been installed
w. w. Bisby, the well known insur-
ance man and realty dealer. who has
been Ill for several weeks, is improv-
ing but is still unable to be out.
C. L. Blose, the automobile driver
arrested on a statutory charge, will
have his preliminary examination
Wednesday morning before Judge
Bower.
The first carload Of logs ever
shipped into Boise from outside the
valley is being sawed into building
material by the Boise Lumber COM
pany for the trade in this section.
The lack of a report from the state
engineer prevented the county COM
missioners from hearing the PROPOSE
ton of the organizat ton of the Hill
crest irrigation district on the bench
The hearing will be held Nov 10.
Berg & Johnson, contractors nj
Mountain Home, have the contract
and have commenced work on $4,000
school building at Dietrich. The build
ing is to be 70X90 feet, of red brick, two
stories and basement and hot air fur
mace. The building is to be COM
pleted by April l, 1913.
Confident that Boise will continue
to prosper no matter who is elected
the Sampson Music company today
began making a number of important
improvements in its store, chief among
which is the laying of hard maple
floor throughout the store
The Beaver River Power company
put force of men to work this morn
ing setting poles for it's overhead
system. A carload of machinery was
received for the turbine power house
and work on the structure is being
rushed.
George r. Black filed a suit in the
district court this afternoon against
Mrs. Terrell He claims that she has
itluSSo " SlNc UP tlic uOusct lie
leased to her even after the lease ex-
pired and he asks for the house. per-
sonal property, $3.50 and 500 for her
failure to leave at the proper time.
II. G. King. convicted bank presf-
dent at Salmon City. has begun his
term of five years in the federal peni-
Tertiary at Fort Leavenworth. David
O'Neil, convicted on charge Of coun-
terfeiting and given two years, was
also taken to the penitentiary by
William D. Bush. deputy marshal
II. II. Tunny, a business man in the
Hyde Park district, and Miss Ella Nc
Govern, formerly nurse in the hos
pital at the Soldiers Home, were mar
ried at 8 o'clock this morning at st
Johns cathedral by Father Malloy
They will make their home above Mr.
Tunny's butcher shop at 1413 North
Thirteenth street.
A 5-acre park is being laid out at
the Soldiers Home where few maple
elm, chestnut and oak trees. from -four
| to eight inches in diameter or larger
are needed. 1t Is felt that the old
soldiers cannot wait for young trees
to grow up and an appeal, therefore
is made to the public for donations
for this purpose by Colonel White
who will send for such trees donated
The Idaho Northern has its grade
completed to Mccall and workmen are
now busy laying the ties in the vi
cinity of Smith Prairie, according to
Christian Herkel, who has Just re-
turned from q business trip of two
weeks in the Long valley country. He
reports that the ranchers have all had
good summer and that the country
Is very prosperous.
!. George Parkinson. arrested Satur-
day night on q battery charge pre-
ferred by Willard +. Price. was dis
missed this morning by Judge Bower
after listening to the testimony. hi
being convinced. that Parkinson acted
solely in self defense. it having been