German Names for Idaho's Municipalities

It has been about a year since I made a German-language map of Michigan. Now I would like the help of people like in compiling literal German translations and adaptations for the following of Idaho's municipalities:

• Boise [Bonn - Arminius1871] (I feel, that Armin should have used some word to do with trees, since the place name is derived from French.)
  
• Twin Falls [ - ] ("The city is named for a nearby waterfall on the Snake River of the same name.")
• Kellogg [Eseldorf - PureTassel] (Since local legend has it, that a donkey helped discover a couple of mines there, I figured that the Ortsname could have Esel in it. Interestingly enough, the place name "Eseldorf" could be seen in one of Mark Twain's literary works.)
• Coeur d'Alene [Ahlenherz - PureTassel]
• Sandpoint [ - ] (Theodore Roosevelt described the area as a rough-and-tumble environment.)
  
• Lewiston [ - ]
• Saint Anthony [Sankt Anton - PureTassel]
• Idaho Falls [Adlerfels - PureTassel] (Initially "Taylor’s Crossing", then "Eagle Rock" after an isolated basalt island in the Snake River, then "Idaho Falls" after the rapids that existed below a bridge)
  
• Pocatello [ - ] (From an Indian chief of the Shoshone tribe)
• Soda Springs [ - ] (Named for the hundreds of natural springs of carbonated water that are located in and around the city)
• Caldwell [ - ]
• Moscow [ - ] (The Moscow area was named "Hog Heaven" at first, then to "Paradise Valley" and finally to the present name.)
  
• Salmon [Lachs(dorf?) or Salmen - PureTassel]
  
• Stanley [ - ] (Could have Stein in it, since Stanley is "stone meadow".)