Martin "Mart" Driscoll Original Artwork President somberly looking up at a

somberly looking up at a typical tree

The Lord gave a parable of a man whose younger son took his inheritance and then wasted it foolishly

a central metaphor in the narrative

often associated with divinity and enlightenment

Martin "Mart" Driscoll Original Artwork President somberly looking up at a21 X 35 Oil Martins family was one of the early settlers in the original Fort Hall area of Idaho west of Pocatello. He was Minervas first cousin; their mothers were sisters. A cowboy, Mart Driscoll had driven cattle from the Dalles in Oregon to the stockyards of Omaha or St. Louis. The Driscoll home was in the Bottoms along the Snake River from the late 1800s until the building of the American Falls Dam. By the end of 1926, the entire area, including