Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-04-19
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,wa gala day in Denytille! that
i ,sisly 10 b. seen by the most
4. psssar by. The old farmhouse
! y psnt was full to Overlooking
!. daughters, uncles, aunts and
lumy OF young people rang
/ ~ infancy TO youth, all in
! !, attire and wearing an air OF
assy
Il oithe younger ones are by
watching eagerly up the
] In Suddenly there is "a sup
] Z Ehisper OF "they are com
lAsy are coming" and each
r, TO BE- the first TO impart
giant news, starts for the
rhere they rush Ia pell
i y HhIsper having reached "A
i Qaekly they are hushsd and
i gydeorous and quiet as Caleb
4 yanos 20 the door TO meet
! ~ shieh has halted by the
slaa party, which consists III
nisnsH and two ladies, are
as h, Us go back II feW years
sTihg history ~ those most
~ % the joyful gathering OF
fga must know that llentyillc
-oaea given To a cluster Of
i OHncd by the Dents. not
rdlags az AL as one might
ees bearing the name.
i,Asf lsnt srttledhers with his
10 aFs uow grandiathcrs, 10
iimss they. az they grew 10
VI married and srttied by tho
assiead their sons In turn fol,
asiooisscpa oithu fathers. tlil 4
ARMS covered a large area
nIsd the name wg hnyo given, .
ne and ono daughter had .
"a 20 Caleb Dent; tho daugh.
he youngest 81 the liock
sgau.ly pct aud idol of the
tasb lipnt, or old father
avaa call9l al lifetime our
sa uas q plain uneducntcd
y Mhls and hia ono weekly
sas OH The library oF litcrns
ahiei aud Ia bis opinion b..
iiahy ohc ucesiVd. Thrlsuyn
ggs kept at work, getting
district school in a few
Halsg attendance. enough
n'siRg to road aud
~ ihe bnrvyt possible
y Of figures. Mrs Dent
Geo mournesl In sscrUt that
sn should b. deprived oi all
aal advantages. trying of
nsousugn tho boys Ia an ut
lone study. This however
2 iayur from her husband.
tho old ways were good
5 iaa.
o. Dick Ms he wnsgenerai.
Ne Youngest OF tho boys
a. strong and robust az
sas allowed more time for
passing much more time
aRh bic mother and sister.
ninedi in his manners and
@'lch more OF n desire for
20 Than the older boys.
JOY OF his mother aud
"A q bis father. Twenty
n orr story opcua, when
- sister Nellie were the Z
~ Of tho old homounmnr
Dan n young girl oi |
n placed by her father In .
nathan Dcnts family for 9
tlng next older than Dick I
IN ,sarpr the old homestead
Y ', ,.' others IL was quite 8
y, DICK and Nellie should !
aderablo time there. =
~ were n social family r
'!seives, not mingling I
strangers, the utmost G
Aays prevailing among d
y circle being so small {
y we're from the world.
y 9 world Of their own; "
Il !, 'slpor Information being {
M 4, treasure TO be given TO
nnd Of entertainment n
~ and retold, discussed Il
w, ~ with ench one, and n
'''n added interest each b
N q Jennie Dean did not b
s,t tiis In the least; she n
sat INTO tho family and b
.uein; to the motherless a
,l TUNE had been in quite a d
q ,,.uospherc, this seemed h
1T I'VE which she entered m
UT There were rides 10 :,
NY oilicc, and to the
5aous town where shop ],
INV trips TO the harvest nj
M. 6crrying expeditions W
with no object in, NJ
49, Except n good time n
Alhs ways of enjoyment u
N ,clty girl and entered oI
we zestand enthusiasm ],
snL s during this time; at nj
gut of Jennie no had OF
IMPRESSED, by her ap- W