Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-03-12
BREVITIES.


Bishop James b. Funston went to
Nampa this morning to hold services
at Grace Episcopal church.
The regular meeting of the College
women's club will be held in the Y.
w. G. A. rooms Monday evening at 8
o'clock
Rowena Circle No. 1920, p. A. ~,
VIII meet with Mrs. Ballinger, 121S
West BannoclS street, Tuesday after
noon A large attendance is expected.
The United states district court
opens its spring term at Pocatello
Monday and today. Judge Dietrich and
all the court officials left for the
southeast city to remain during the
term.
Judge f. S. Dietrich has signed an
order for the transfer from north Idaho
to Wyoming of Joseph Speck. who was
arrested in the northern part Of this
state for killing an elk in Yellowstone
park
The estate OF Frank w. Gish, de-
ceased was filed for probate in pro-
bate court yesterday afternoon. The
estate is valued at $500 and il is
asked that Frank Brown be named ad-
minstrator.
The advertising committee OF Dress
up, Paint-up ana Cleanup week. held
meeting last night at the Commercial
club rooms and discussed plans fol
advertising the event throughout
southern Idaho.
/ The Good Citizenship club will give
silver tea at the home Of Mrs Glen
! Nichols, 9o7 Hays street $50 Tuesday
This promises to be an interesting
meeting as there has been good pro-
gram prepared. Proceeds to be usec
for the Burbank federation. Refresh
ments will be served at the close.
I The dog poisoner is again busy ir
! Boise and according to reports quite q
number Of dogs have died during the
past few days by the poison route
Saturday noon two dogs both died Of
poisoning about the same time anC
1 close to the same place. There /;
considerable feeling against the per
sons who arc putting out poison ans
I II apprehended they VIII be severely
dealt with.
I Rt. ReY James B. Funston. bishop o.
! Idaho. assisted by Arehdeacon Aware
! Chamberlaine win hold daily noon da!
Lenten services at the Strand theatei
beginning Monday at noon. The ser
/ vices viii be evangelical and will las
about 20 minutes during the noon hour
/ The addresses to be given will be brie
and helpful and will be open to all, bu
( are especially for business people Wit
are willing 10 give d few minutes Il
thoughts Of religious life
A. 4 - sA-s
but 1t is one thai the women Of III
city who like good bread are fast be
coming familiar with Aloafa is tn
maine Of a new loaf of bread which i
being put out by the Imperial bnker!
of 81 Front street, owned by Leui
stephan This bread Is known a
straight dough bread made under
new process and AIR stephan claim
that it tastes better aud will kee
longer than bread made in the ordinar,
way.
John Cressy. the little son Of Nj
and Mrs Mortimer q. Greasy of Ill
Miller street, who was saved frer
death BY freezing on Sunday morning
Jan. 30. after night exposed TO th
bitter cold. underwent an operation
yesterday at st. Luke's hospital Al
Of the toes on his right foot, whtc
were badly frozen. we're amputate
and also the great toe and second %
Of his left foot. II was also necessar
to ampntate the index finger Of his lef
hand A report last night WAS to tn
effect that the boy Was resting easily
The eity's motorcycle used by Patrol
man r. A. Mcdonnell to catch speed
ers is up for repairs rs the result Of
spill on Harrison boulevard last even
ing shortly after o'clock. The motor
! cycle officer was after speeder, Il
states, and struck the sand on Oh
boulevard. zigzagged for a minute an
then the machine went down and Nc
Connell continued northward for som
distance ploughing Up considerable
! sand. He was not injured by his fal