SALUBRIA, IDAHO.

I have taken HARPER'S YOUNG PEOPLE for almost a year. I like it

very much. I look every week to see what new trouble has befallen

poor Jimmy Brown, and if I were his sister I would make him a

jacket and stuff it with feathers. I can hardly wait for the papers

to come, so as to hear what has become of Rita and Ni-ha-be. I have

lived almost all my life in the valleys of Idaho. There are many

beautiful sights here, such pretty flowers grow in valley and

mountain. One kind grows right near the edge of the snow, away up

the mountain-side. One can step right from the blossoms to the

snow.

I wish I could have a good school to go to, like so many little

girls of my age. I have attended school but nine months in my life.

My mother teaches me at home. I have two horses all my own and a

saddle, and can ride splendidly, mamma says. I am twelve years old.

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