Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1897-09-17
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PARADISE tor pretty
lda' MAINS. and is destined to
s'09' s = Mecca for all ma'dens
b'on 'sa muck and acceptable mat
d'sn'D' There is only one young
dh''s' sor every bunch of ten un-
'' ',a;sd men in that state. Tn, The
u'' ! i that there are hundreds
' . sdsorpe men, with money to
d naDD rho are pining for help
baf'' ,rt who are bachelors by
n'~ .,,.;on, No matter whether
''D 'rnr woman from the East goes
y 1a.ho and stops IN Snake river
% i' ~ Postum creek, she
'' =. has sutors flutterins around
90 ,; he the butterflies around a
' :, !. scented rose. If she wants 5
NV s,r,v she can find a husband
y w., us che has time to register at a
, ss'',, The poor men in Idaho are
,,uost dying from ennu'' ,,
''. Then, too, a woman in Idaho
I'D not employ all her time in
..sdlevork aid cooking and rock
!, cradles, because she is allowed
he right OF franchise there. ), She
=. ~ vote for "One-eyed Pete for
..,s,pe Of Buckskin township. or
:. Mckinley when he runs for the
.;asrcv next time, Idaho is a
golden paradise for the new
soman.
All these assertions are made on
H. authority of DR.. Willi'm G..
uA;tuell, who, accompanied by
,s wife and family, is stopping at
me Imperial Hotel. DR.. White
vsl is not only practioing medl-
sine but he is a druggist, and as a
Edr attraction he is member OF
The school board and is mayor OF
Salmon City, a pretty town OF 1900
,euls. situated in the southern part
# Idaho. He has lived there ten
Years, aud he knows the trials and
,r;bulations Of the toriorn bachelors
who are aching to become bene-
diets,
THE greatest difficulty in Idaho
bto keep a supply of school
ma ans" said the doctor. "A
large number of competent lady
school teachers are imported from
the East every year, but one-hall
Of them in some sections resign
when the school term is half gone
They do not resign on account OIL
the salary, for school teachers are
paid we'll in Idaho. Only a few
men will teach school, as they CT
find more profitable employment,
But young ladies receive SOS pc,
month in the country districts, anc
from SO SIS in the cities anc
towns for teaching in the schools
A woman never receives less thar
SO month in the country dis
trcts, and from $40 to SIS in the
cities and towns for teaching in the
schools. The reason the supply
Of lady teachers is always short il
because there are ten men to one
woman in Idaho. No sooner doe:
ayoung lady begin teaching young
IDEAS how to shoot than ten mer
attempt to tell her how much
money they have, how many acre.
GLAND they own, how much bank
Stock they hold, how pretty ant
slnsome sic is, how they love ant
ADORE her, and-well, before the
Young lady can anticipate, perhap.
'nai dozen men have popped tn,
qusllon and asked her TO marry
S'avlth' She generally accept.
voc OF these proposals, resigns a.
'acner, and leaves the school room
m the hymeneal alter.
lwill give an illustration tina
ons Under my own observation
eaarmlng young lady, Mis-
.u''' came from Iowa to teach il
ae public schools at Givensville
'NAno' Before she was there thrc,
-'u'as she was engaged to
rv'n'n'nent man Of the town, ant
At the close Of the sol,oa, .ax H.,