Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-07-09
BREVTTIES

A marriage license was issued today
to Walter J. Stole and Varina E.
Davis, both OF Boise.
]. r. Good has moved his law offices
from the Idaho building to the third
floor of the Soma building.
In district court yesterday Clara II.
butcher was granted a divorce from
Ora P. butcher on the grounds of de-
sertion and non-support.
Wayland e. Fennell are receiving bids
on the steel for the Pierce Booth build
ing to be built at Eighth and Bannock
streets. Bids for the excavation for
the foundation will be called for in a
few days
r. o. Jones, Republican candidate
for congressman, returned to Boise
last night from a trip through the
southwestern counties in the interest
of his candidacy and is greatly pleased
over his canvass.
Ada County VS.. the State OF Idaho is
the title of suit filed in district court
yesterday in which the county starts
action to secure title to a strip of land
in order to connect the county road
with the old Neal road.
The Boise Realty company closed a
deal this week selling an eight-room
house at 1902 North Twenty first
street to G. II. White. The residence
was one purchased by w. A. White of
the realty company as an investment
N. M. Ruick left yesterday for Spo-
kane on legal business. On his re-
turn he will be accompanied by MRS.
Ruick and the children, who have been
visiting Mrs. Ruicll's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. T. r. Haskin, at Genesee, Idaho.
The United Commercial Travellers
will hold a picnic at Pierce park Sat-
urday afternoon and evening. Members
of the order and their friends will take
lunches and a picnic supper will be
served. In the evening there will be
dancing.
The Central W. c. T. U. will meet
Friday afternoon at 3 o'clock at the
home of Mrs. ]. V. Hawk, 1911 North
Eighth street. The primary law will
be discussed. Mrs. Stottler will lead
the meeting and Judge Dunbar will
made an address.
Nick Ripitz, one of the Servians who
figured in the Fourth Of July cutting
scrape between Austrians and Servians,
was yesterday bound over by Justice
Gardner Adams to district court to
stand trial. The charge against Ripitz
was that of assault with a deadly
weapon.
G. G. Adams. justice Of the peace in
Boise, and a resident of the city for
the past % years, has announced his
candidacy for the nomination of dis
trict judge on the Republican ticket
Judge Adams for a number OF years
was connected with the law firm of
Hawley, Pickett & Hawley.
| Charles Williamson, the well known
butcher Of the Boise valley, whose
| home is one and one-half miles below
Star, was today taken to the asylum
at Blackfoot for treatment. It is al
legged that overworl and financial
worry caused him to become dement,
ed and it is believed with treatment
and rest he will recover his reason.
Municipal court business was light
this morning. Alexander Hug for driV-
ing his team on the wrong side of the
street was fined 81 and costs which he
paid. Frank Bethel for being drunk
and disorderly was fined $40 and COM
mitted. w. c. Griffin, william Fitz-
J gerald and James Sanders were each
fined so and costs for vagrancy and
committed.
! Mrs. Wright Of 1142 East Bannock
street, was badly bruised about the
| head last evening through fall from
motorcycle on which she was riding
with her son. The accident occurred in
the east end Of the city near the fire
station Mrs. Wright was rendered I'M
conscious at the time. but she revived
later and her injuries are not regarded
as serious.
S. E. Blaine, attorney for the Chill
drens Home Finding & Aid society,
has filed papers in district court ask
ing Judge Mccarthy to cite James
Rorack of Roseberry into court for
contempt for the reason that he was
violated the courts order and failed
to pay $25 per month alimony to his
wife, Jessie Rorack, from whom he
was divorced
Three hundred and thirty three
boxes of Strawberries, or over % crates,
from a patch of ground 21x48 feet was
the record made this season by NJ. N.
Dean at his home, 1914 North Nine
teenth street Mr.. Dean has the Glen
Mary variety of strawberries and uses
the hill system of growing plants. For
the past two years the patch has borne
heavily and considering that this has