Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-11-26
BREvITIES

11le Lee street.
Mr.. ana Mrs. J. M. wise have gone Is
Portland to look after the interests If
their ranch In Polk county, Ore.
The degree Of Fellow Craft Mason
viii be conferred this evening in the
Masonic temple by Boise Lodge No. {.
+. H. Plowhead. banker Of Cald-
WELL was in the city today visiting
friends and looking after property in
terests.
The county recorder has issued i
marriage license to Frank J. Rowland
Of Meridian and Carrie J. Weaver Of
Boise.
Al Rinard was committed to the state
insane asylum at Blackfoot on charge
Of insanity by Judge Dunbar In the
probate court this morning.
n A 10-pound daughter was born aun-
day morning to Mr.. and Mrs. George
Hull at their home, 525 South FIJI
teenth street.
The spire Of tho old Catholic cathed-
raj. now used as a school for boys. Is
to be taken down and the building re-
modelled in other ways
st. Michaers auxiliary will hold its
annual cooked food sale all day We'd
nesday in the room formerly occupied
by the Standard Furniture company.
w. c. Fenton returned yesterday
from the Boise basin the proud pos
SCISSOR Of blacktail deer. killed by
him while on hunting trip. The ami
NAL is fine specimen.
W. Lloyd Adams Of the Rexburs
CO
recently elected county commissioner
in Fremont county, are In the city to-
day on business.
DIR. George z. Noble, who has been
receiving treatment in a local hospital
since he was kicked by horse eight
weeks ago, has recovered sufficiently
to be removed to his home today.
The supreme court yesterday grant,
ed motion to dismiss the appeal
pending before that tribunal in the
case Of William Fifer versus David e.
Johns, ct al. appealed from Washing
ton county
Louis Olsen. whose home at 1888 Lee
| street was destroyed by fire two
months ago when his baby was badly
burned. has taken out a permit to re-
build and will erect $1,000 cottage on
! the former site.
| Y II. Abercrombie, who has been at
Glenns Ferry some two months, where
he has a large sidewalk contract, has
returned to Boise for the winter. the
1 climatic conditions being such that he
could not continue work
| The Presbyterian Brotherhood Will
meet tonight at $3.50 o'clock and enjoy
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