Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-04-19

l nnra H.- 70 .PNuf much Older a.
sbe r ele algnliled than she really ~ ane
..s''s ana appearance much in n o
trast 70 the Dent women fall,a con
it'll S az ti, hard working women w NH
NIUE = Time for the refinements 81 T ,itd
NM nh1 These reasons combined o =, Jug
DIX tostand somewhatinawoSoa I i%N
ms soon wore off however ,, her'
n ~ aolid what a sunny, cheerful ANA
0 NJ. girl she really was III
~ step was TO find himself mnnh
20 nus own dismay, IN love with Lol
Iof ne was withal a bashb,I si nier,
~ aiu TINS discovery only seemed u
lils eyes, to make him rnoreawkwar, ~ ~
ana her so much nearer perfection y
bashlul fellow that he was hatn;oa
I'M summon Union courage to tell his love,
put Jennie was so unsuspieious ana
~ SO fearful, that no one discoya III
the state OF Affairs but the lvny eyeJ
mother, whom nothing escnned ~ ~ ~
g ~ n 70 small il it concerned
neF Dick. She was well content
70 nave Jennie for a daughter
ln'ihw Tor her heart had already tst
sl IA the loving girl who seemed ~
y the iarm; knowing how Young
s nv Was she was also well content thar
sheshould not yet be awakened from
s sa',lI care free lie By any love.
Thus time went on and Summer
SIyw 70 close, Jennie had adopted
Nellie for her sister, as She playmIIy
said, and also Nellie's brother To-.
'opAing upon him with great admir-.
allon, freely appropriating his ser.
wees when required, thinking him the
model brother and son. she some.
Times sighed 10 think size could nat
claim him asher truly own brother"
AZ sue expressed II 10 herself
Thus matters were, when suddenly
one day without previous yarning
Jennie's father came after her boy,
ing decided that his daughter was
nov old enough 10 assume the cares
OF house keeping; be had prepared a
home Tor her, she must pack imm..di.
Hlriy and start in the morning.
MS ness quite overwhelmed Miss
Jennie and Nellie and they wept as
though their hearts would break hut
we're somewhat eomforted when Mr.
Dean promised 20 bring Jennie Tor a
lhrisimns visit Dick wns MS com.
p!eicly overwhelmed by this sudden
ncws ~ WIRE the girls, although no
managed 10 hide his feelings. inward.
y resolving that when Jennie came
for the Christmas yisi, his fate should
10 put 10 the test. With fearful ewes
and n sad heart Jennie took leave OF
her friends on the morrow and started
Tor her neW home, where In the midst
ofnvw scenes and housekeeping cares
he time passed rapidly leaving little
time Tor regrets. mud indeed she was
morn Inclined To look forward than
back. 80 was soon looking forward
"a Christmas when she should see her
lear SISTER Nellie" and aall the
vst. as she vaguely termed them. I
Mention should here be made OF
lean In Mont. q young frcnchmnn
yhom her father hni taken great .
ancy too. and had taken 10 board 4
~ the winter. "a rather fast young
nan, very pleasing In his manners
shcn be chose TO bc, man with no
cttlCd convictions otrightor wrong,
,ent ON having a good time nt what.
Yer cost, "A very unsafe friend
or n young and trusting girl.
ic had not been in Mr Deans home
ong before be resolved that Jennie
huuld b. his. but as he well knew
hat this would not meet with iayor
rom Mr. Dean he was very guarded
h his department, conccniing his feel
nga 40 well that Mr.. Dean who was
keen sighted was entirely |
crCiyrd. When Christmas came
lr. Dean gave him a hearty invita-
ion 20 go with them to Dcntyille
ihich was accepted, and n generous
-cirome was accorded him as the
-icud Of Mr Dean and Jennie.
jean In Mont was not in thehome
+ Dick Dent many hours before no
iscovcred in him a rival and also
irtnpd his intentions as TO making
il love known Mt the first oppor-
unity. This knowledge aroused oil
10 jealousy Of his French nature
M Tor time he was nearly beside
imspli with rage. expedicncy finally
pynIlcd over his desire for revenge
nd concenling his true feelings, he
,tored into al the gayety OF the
,hcrs. making himself so agreeable
mt tho henrts Of all were completely I
on. he being ut the same time re-
lived that the opportunity sought
! Dick should not occur. The week !
,ed bv on pleasures wings; Mr.. Dean
Turned from the city whore he had '
,en on business, taking Jennie home i,
AGO more and true to Jean La Mont's
,cision Dick had found no oppor- !
nifty TO speak.
Jonn now threw prudence TO the
Inds and prosecuted his suit wttha all :
i nrdor of his fiery nature, !
MIR Dean like too many. unwlse !,
rents saw his mistake when too
To- lean was turned out TO seek a !,
II boarding place and Jennie Tor !
ddon 20 s,.e or speak to him again !,