The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1904-09-02
Teachers Own the Town This
Week.
CAME FROM MANY STATES
Fifty four Attended the Model school. 4
will scatter Out Over the County to
Open Schools. Eastern Ladies' Comment
On Some Things.-No Lectures.

The Bingham County Teachers
Institute is now in session at the
schoolhouse and Will close its
work Saturday. The work is in
charge of Mrs. Halves and Prof.
w. r. Slider. The sessions hase
been well attended from the first,
the work has been pnshed, the
sessions beginning at $50 every
noping. The teachers come
from many states, and will 60
from the institute TO their schools,
most Of which are in this county.
The ladies are greatly in the ma
jority, and when swarms and
bevies of young ladies call at the
postoffice at 4:30 or 5, tie postal
clerk knows that they are teachers
and he sees to~-it that his tie is
right and that his coat sets we'll.
Tuesday evening q number Of
them went to take a look at the
men in line at the land Office, and
We're treated to keg of ice cream
with the compliments Of Nixon,
No. i. The ladies are wondering
whether Nixon is married or not,
but the incident is closed. We'd
nesday evening there was All ice
cream social at the park. and on
Thursday evening the Latter Day
Saints gave social hop at the
Some Of the teachers
from the east who went 70 look
on hardly knew whether to be
or imbued with pro-
found respect for f3lks swho'op-
ened a dance with prayer, and in
a church too. They remarked
also about the nice orderly dane
ing, the fine physiques Of the ma
tive western girls, and the tanned
appearance Of the young gentle
men. The Blackfoot Amusement
company will giye adance at the
opera house this evening, and the
eastern girl may show her loyalty
10 her home training and her ig-
lorance Of western social ways by
saying, 30 | don't 90 out to pub
ic balls" but her chum who goes
will laugh at her and tell her she
las the wrong idea Of Rome and
Romans. Forty or fifty IT them
an invitation to call at
he REPUBLICAN office and '.see
he wheels 60 round but hardly
INV of them cared to be shown
he sstype lice.i' Tomorrow af-
ernoon the work of the institute
viii close, and the teachers. will
cater, and so far as we can learn
here will not be SO much as one
ecture offered to the teachers and
he public during the days Of ex-
and institute, and
verybody knows that our COM
nunity is hungry for All intellec-
1al treat. Blackfoot should not
How another such gathering Of
Intellect to spend week in town
Without meeting them at a lecture
+ two, and giving them a free
ide among our orchards aud
eet fields.
The following is a list OF the
anes of those in attendance:
Ida Clark. Mae Croskeycathe, Cath
rine Byrne, Adelia York, Edna Long,
Iiss Areta Porter, ANDREW Benson, M.
Benson. John Johnson. II. H. Gil
TT, ethyl Olson G, s. Rice, Ella
Svrra Hunt, Carrie Simp-
IN. Cassius Casper. Lucy Dean. Nelly
nderson. Florence Kinney, Eta Mor-
son. Lille Anderson, Florence Holmes,
Zeller. Ella Woodbury. Grace
pencer, a. 9. Miner, Rebecca Wrights
oy Spencer. Jennie Reno, Alba Qnil-
N. Mamie Don Carlos Bertha Mer- &
III. Nav Underwood, Lulu Carrier
LA Miller, Ida Ely, u ". Gibson
lare Jackson Edna Gillespie. Fred
eddick. j. III. CALDWELL, X J. HenSlef 1
in, Sara Merrill, Eliza Reed. N15NnN
icketts, Lucy Hull, Nellie Rich1
"a. Laura Gaumer, Harriet Gerhart,
yda Reed, Virginia ewis, Lilly cosss
ssrlL II. L. .LA