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History of Idaho; a narrative account of its historical progress, its people and its principal interests . th occurred on the Sth of May, 1912. Like hisbrother, Ben Sherman Eastman, he was a nativeof Boise and both were graduated in historic oldPhillips Academy at Andover, Massachusetts, aninstitution that was founded in 1778. Frank completed the full literary course in YaleUniversity from which he received his bachelorsdegree, and the other son completed the scientificcourse in the same institution. He was graduatedas a member of the class of 1902 and received thedegree of bachelor of
History of Idaho; a narrative account of its historical progress, its people and its principal interests . th occurred on the Sth of May, 1912. Like hisbrother, Ben Sherman Eastman, he was a nativeof Boise and both were graduated in historic oldPhillips Academy at Andover, Massachusetts, aninstitution that was founded in 1778. Frank completed the full literary course in YaleUniversity from which he received his bachelorsdegree, and the other son completed the scientificcourse in the same institution. He was graduatedas a member of the class of 1902 and received thedegree of bachelor of philosophy. Hosea B. Eastman and his wife still reside inBoise, honored by all who knew them and securein their reputation and character of sterling pioneerswho have witnessed and contributed to the develop-ment and progress of the state in which they haveresided for so many years. In recent years has been prominently connected with theEastman & Teller Hardware Company of Boise,of which concern he was vice-president and a mem-ber of its directorate, until they sold out AugustI, 1912. i.
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