Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-03-28

extended from the shore to the main
channel Of the Snake river. The piece
of ice on which Stella Fogg was stand
ing broke away and floated out into
the river, throwing the girl into the
water. Obrien jumped, reached her and
{, swan to a gravel bar below the rapids
where he took her in his arms and
| carried her home.
The Elk's show, 1.-THE Whirl of
Mirth," which played to record houses
three nights last week at the Rex
theater paid big dividends. About
$500 was cleared, which goes into
tho building fund and to the charity
fund.
E. S. Anderson. in charge of the To-
cal federal employment bureau, states
that the office will be kept open in
spite of the fact that congress adj
journed without making an appropria-
ton for that purpose.
| ]. c. Jabosen, we'll known commits
sion man of this city. has been Sc
lected by r. F. Bicknell, food commits
sioner Of Idaho, to accompany him as
his assistant on a trip to Europe
where they will spend three months
studying food, agricultural and eco
nomic conditions.
Jas. McMullen has completed ar
engagements for the building of a one
hundred foot square brick and con-
crete warehouse on his property al
Oneida and Lava streets. The building
will be ready for occupancy about
July /.
At a meeting of the school board of
Idaho Falls held at the school the first
of the week, steps were taken to re-
submit the question Of voting bonds
in the sum of $4,000 to complete the
two wings and gymnasium of the new
high school. The election will be held
on Tuesday, April 8.
A three reel feature film, TROUBLES
of Merchant, and How to Stop
Them" was presented in Idaho Falls
last Wednesday night. March 26. In
connection with the film, lecture on
retail merchandising was given.
The Register Printing and Publish
Ing company of Idaho Falls, has
placed orders within the past week
amounting to several thousand dollars
including a complete new linotype
equipment, sterotyping equipment,
saws and trimmers, which will enable
the business to enter into active COM
petition with the biggest printing
plants in the west.
A Junior Reserve Officers Training
school, under the direction of a regu-
lar army officer, has been secured fol
the Idaho Falls high school, begin
ming next year. The government will
furnish a professor of military tactics
to train the cadets, will furnish one
, hundred uniforms free, and will pro-
vide a summer camp with free fooc
and maintenance.
The regular meeting of the Grea
War Veterans association of Bonnie
: vile county, will meet. in the court.
, !, house next Monday night. Governor d
= w. Davis, who Is expected to yisi
Idaho Falls next Monday has been in
vited to be the honored guest of thu
veterans should he make the trip t,
. this section of the state on that day.
The members Of the L. d. S. church
! of Idaho Falls ward at meeting hell
!. at the church last Sunday decided b.
: vote to divide the ward and to build
handsome church on the east side o
the railway tracks in some central 10
cation. The new building will cos
$4,000.
The furniture and fixtures for tn
l new Woolworth store on Park avenu
are being moved in and placed in pc
sition. The store will be open for bust
ness April /.
Permanent highway construction a
$1,000 mile will be the suggestion
. from q practical road builder at tn
interstate highway convention to b
held in Idaho Falls Monday, March 81
called by the executive committee Q
the Utah Idaho Yellowstone Highwa
I association. The governors of the state
9 of Utah and Idaho with other state of
q ficials, including state engineers, ar
= invited to attend the meeting, as wei
). as mayors of all cities along the route
= Art Pearson who has been in Bots
: for several months serving as assis
J, tant secretary to the legislature, an
a who recently returned to Idaho Fall.
IS has, with Deputy County Recorder
y Harry Ruffley, bought the stock an
y, business of the Eastside Grocery an
: taken immediate possession.
's Miss Marie Lowry and Mr.. Rodne
'r Reed were married in Idaho Fall
Monday by Rev. Robert Lewis of tn
70 Episcopal church. Mr.. Reed recent
= returned from war duties in Franc,
'e They will make their home for th
b present in Hamer, Idaho.
9, The stock. furniture and fixtures {
'r the Hans Peterson Dry Goods com
70 pany, Inc, are being moved from tn
l. present location at the corner {
& Broadway and Shoup, to the west en-
10 OF Broadway into the building for
W msriy occupied by the Orpheul
theater.
ie Dick Kattenndahl. who has bee
IN spending the winter in Boise as
m clerk In the legislature. has returned
q Idaho Falls. He will 60 to his formt
1t home Dubois idaho. this week to ope
law offices.