The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1912-06-28

travelled, ever and always keeping on
Renearal direction in mind. l left hin
many feet away from the disturbed
and perturbed fellows, still on he wen
in terrible hurry. The others wer'
now undertaking to organize, but M
organization could be had. They wer'
afarid of something. The news of thu
great calamity was uppermost in thei1
heads, for had not all of them had {
touch of the cyclone that had removed
them far from friends and home? A
dozen were hurrying and scurryine
hither and thither with as many un-
Matched brothers and sisters, carrying
them to shadier spot, for the sun was
hot. No effort at reconstruction was
made during the first hour. Every
inch of the new territory was exam
med in the minutest detail. After a
few minutes of the disorganized fight
they commenced a systematic kissing
plan, during which every ant got kis-
sed and had kissed nearly all of the
others. This kissing performance was
rather sudden in some instances. 1t
hindered no work, for up to now no
work had been assigned Two hours
later the reporter went back to see
how things had progressed and found
ant-industry on every hand. They
had. carried all the unmatched insects
and piled them regularly in the forks
of tuft of grass growing close by
and the whole colony of busy fellows
was doing regular excavating, the
whole village had been pretty thor
oughly laid out and nothing remained
to show the grief of while ago.
Superintendent Ludwig Thompson,
of the Congregation Mission in this
state is moving upon Owyhee county
with commendable zeal. Last winter
when Brother Burroughs, of the Sill
yer City Nugget. proclaimed to the
world through the columns of his lux
urant paper that Silver City had not
enjoyed religious service lin six
months and that the editor thought it
was shame and disgrace, the not of
warning struck responsive cord in
the heart of this Mission superinten-
dent, for he at once sent in an evan
gelist to one Owyhee point and estab-
lished church which the mission
board will now nourish and maintain
The superintendent is now planning
to put in the second church at Murphy
where there is field of promisig out
look.
Eight little ladies about ten years
old took the $3.50 o'clock electric car
Friday, last, for Canyon, where they
got off to go to Rev. Hawkes. resi-
dence, as the star actors in the after
moons fun. They were Mary Thomp-
son, Maud Jackson, Helen and Cary
French, Mildred Carson, Jennie Mer-
rett, Valeda Conway, Gustie Schoon-
over and Mrs. DR.. Jackson as chape-
ron. The gay lasses were having a
happy time as their chaperon kept
them from taking wings and flying
out of the car windows. They were
going to spend the afternoon with
Miss Helen Hawks, their Sunday
school teacher, and doubtless real
angels could not put more hilarious
and innocent time than that over on
the Haks Heights Friday afternoon
| Mr.. Buccholz, living mile north Of
Star saw his strawberries pounded into
the ground by hail one day last week
. and little later the bitches of water
were actually discolered with the
juice from the luscious fruit. No
far away were numerous mich COW.
and several hundred colonies of bee:
occupy different points within ter
miles, but yet it remained for the lane
p to flow, not with milk and honey, bu
t strawberry juice.
Il Mr.. and Mrs. Mccullough, of Dee
A Flat, went to Payette to attend thu
funeral of Rev. G. L. Surber.
81 One of the temperance workers il
h Ada county in the recent unpleasant
n ness contends that he can stand TO
$ wife voting for whiskey, can under
n stand how a husband can vot
g for the stuff, can unblushingly fight
e political friend or enemy who take
r the wet side, but he says when on
a city alone will transport to the polls
d more than hundred unborn babe
1 and commit them to the traffic befor
e anyone knows their sex, it is "goin,
r some"
One of the leading merchants @
r Caldwell is framing the rankest we
e page ads in the Statesman of recen
a date and is going to put it over hi
: desk in his Office and when a Bots
wholesale man comes along to d,
business with him he rnus. fret ra,,