Magic Valley News, August 2023

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Did you know that Twin Falls started RIDE TFT (Ride Twin Falls Transit) July 1. This is a citywide micro-transit system consisting of 5 vans that can hold up to 6 people 2 of which can accommodate wheelchairs. On the first day, 38 passengers used this new service. After a few

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MAGIC VALLEY BUSINESS ASSOCIATION: The Association needs Ambassadors. Ambassadors focus on newsletter distribution and building relationships with various restaurants and businesses in the local area. We train.

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weeks in operation, the ridership is reaching 250 per day. There is some tweaking to schedules to meet users’ needs. Half of the wait times have been under 10 minutes. For more information, you can contact TRID.ORG/TFT, 208-7357347 or download Ride Twin Falls Transit app to your smart phone. You can call 208-974-7433 to schedule a ride.

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REPEATED WEEKLY EVENTS & FARMERS MARKETS CALENDAR

2900 S. June 18-Sep 3. p6

AREA LOCAL EVENTS by date and time for the Magic Valley Region

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1st 8a RUPERT MINIDOKA County Fair.

6p HAGERMAN Hot August Tues Makin’ Tracks Concert. City Park. p 19

6:30p TF Taco Tuesday Ride. Trek Bicycle.

7p TF Live Music Chris Bender. 2nd St Market.

2nd 8a RUPERT MINIDOKA County Fair.

3rd 8a RUPERT MINIDOKA County Fair.

11:30a TF Cornhole Tournament. St Luke’s Medical Center.

6p KIMBERLY Ernie Couch & Revival Crossroads. United Methodist Church.

6p FILER Live Music Rick & Mary Kuhn. Pebble Ponds

6:30p TF Live Music Layne Bowen. 2nd St Market.

4th 8a RUPERT MINIDOKA County Fair.

6p WENDELL Live Music Colt Angel Band. West Point Watering Hole. P37

6p

GLENNS FERRY Steel Magnolias. Dinner 6p, Show 7p. $12-$45.

7p TF DJ-Jul3z. 2nd St Market

7:30p RUPERT MINIDOKA County Fair Rodeo.

9p JACKPOT Mike Charette. Cactus Pete’s.

5th 9a RUPERT MINIDOKA County Fair.

10a TF Iris Society Annual Rhizome & Daylily sale. City Park.

11a TF Back to School Bash. Amazing Grace Fellowship.

1p TF 12th Annual Magic Valley Beer Festival. City Park. $30

1p RUPERT MINIDOKA County Fair Tractor Pull

6p FILER Live Music Devon Tyler. Pebble Ponds

6p WENDELL Live Music Colt Angel Band. West Point Watering Hole. p37

6p GLENNS FERRY Steel Magnolias. Dinner 6p, Show 7p. $12-$45.

7p TF Live Music Chase Given. 2nd St Market.

7:30p RUPERT MINIDOKA County Fair Rodeo.

8p TF The Deltaz. Koto Brewing Co.

8p JACKPOT Mike Charette. Cactus Pete’s.

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7th 10a JEROME County Fair.

6p TF Live Music Buried Giant. The Tap House.

6p GOODING Keepers of the Kingdom VBS. Solid Rock Baptist Church.

6p HAGERMAN VBS for ages 3-12. Hagerman Valley Baptist. p11

7:30p JEROME PRCA Rodeo. Jerome County Fairgrounds DePew Arena

8th 8:30a JEROME County Fair.

6p GOODING Keepers of the Kingdom VBS. Solid Rock Baptist Church.

6p HAGERMAN VBS for ages 3-12. Hagerman Valley Baptist. p11

6p HAGERMAN Hot August Tues Wild Horses Band Concert. City Park. p19

7:30p JEROME PRCA Rodeo. Jerome County Fairgrounds DePew Arena

9th 8:30a JEROME County Fair.

6p GOODING Keepers of the Kingdom VBS. Solid Rock Baptist Church.

6p HAGERMAN VBS for ages 3-12. Hagerman Valley Baptist. p11

7:30p JEROME PRCA Rodeo. Jerome County Fairgrounds DePew Arena

7:30p TF Music Bingo. 2nd St Market.

10th 8:30a JEROME County Fair.

5p SALMON Youth Shotgun Skills Clinic. Ages 12-16. $8-$10.

6p FILER Live Music Crazy Love. Pebble Ponds

6p TF Live Music Dueling Pianos. The Tap House. $20

6p HAGERMAN VBS for ages 3-12. Hagerman Valley Baptist. p11

7p TF And Then There Were None. Orpheum Theatre. $17.50-$66.50

7:30p JEROME PRCA Rodeo. Jerome County Fairgrounds DePew Arena

11th 9a JEROME County Fair.

9a HAGERMAN Swap meet. Billingsley Creek Park Fundraiser. Deaf Youth Program.

10a SALMON Youth Shotgun Clinic Shooting Clay Targets.

10a JACKPOT Racing with Speed. Jackpot Airport.

6p HAGERMAN VBS for ages 3-12. Hagerman Valley Baptist. p11

6p GLENNS FERRY Steel Magnolias. Dinner 6p, Show 7p. $12-$45.

7p TF And Then There Were None. Orpheum Theatre. $17.50-$66.50

7:30p JEROME PRCA Rodeo. Jerome County Fairgrounds DePew Arena

9p JACKPOT The Music of Abba. Cactus Pete’s.

12th

8a BURLEY CASSIA County Fair. Cassia Fairgrounds

9a GOODING Jr Rodeo. Gooding Fairgrounds.

9a JEROME County Fair.

9a HAGERMAN Swap meet. Billingsley Creek Park Fundraiser. Deaf Youth Program.

9a TF Summer Showdown Car. City Park.

10a SALMON Youth Shotgun Clinic Shooting Clay Targets.

10a JACKPOT Racing with Speed. Jackpot Airport.

12p JEROME Magic Valley Kid Market. Jerome County Fairgrounds.

2p TF And Then There Were None. Orpheum Theatre. $17.50-$66.50

6p FILER Live Music Heath Clark. Pebble Ponds. Ticketed.

6p GLENNS FERRY Steel Magnolias. Dinner 6p, Show 7p. $12-$45.

7p JEROME Warren Zeiders. Jerome County Fairgrounds.

7p TF And Then There Were None. Orpheum Theatre. $17.50-$66.50

7p TF Live Music Devon Tyler. 2nd St Market.

8p BURLEY CASSIA COUNTY FAIR. Craig Morgan Concert. $15-$25

8p JACKPOT The Music of Abba. Cactus Pete’s.

13th

8a BURLEY CASSIA County Fair. Cassia Fairgrounds

14th 8a BURLEY CASSIA County Fair. Cassia Fairgrounds

9a GOODING County Fair. p17

6p GOODING Kid Festival. Carl Miller Park.

6:30p BURLEY CASSIA County Fair Motorcycle & ATV Rodeo. Cassia Fair Grounds. $5

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15th 8a BURLEY CASSIA County Fair. Cassia Fairgrounds

9a GOODING County Fair. p17

6p HAGERMAN Hot August Tues Wild Horses Band Concert. City Park. p19

6:30p BURLEY CASSIA County Fair Motorcycle & ATV Rodeo. Cassia Fair Grounds. $5

16th 8a BURLEY CASSIA County Fair. Cassia Fairgrounds

8a GOODING County Fair. p17

10:30a BURLEY Parade. Downtown.

5:30p GOODING Main Street Parade.

6p FILER Live Music Michael Frew. Pebble Ponds

8p GOODING PRCA Rodeo. Gooding County Fairgrounds.

17th 8a BURLEY CASSIA County Fair. Cassia Fairgrounds

8a GOODING County Fair. p17

7p TF Milton (play). Orpheum Theatre. $17.50-$66.50

8p BURLEY CASSIA COUNTY FAIR. Rodeo. $8-$16

8p GOODING PRCA Rodeo. Gooding County Fairgrounds

18th 8a BURLEY CASSIA County Fair. Cassia Fairgrounds

8a GOODING County Fair. p17

6p GLENNS FERRY Steel Magnolias. Dinner 6p, Show 7p. $12-$45.

7p TF Milton (play). Orpheum Theatre. $17.50-$66.50

7p TF Live Music Groove Brothers. 2nd St Market.

8p BURLEY CASSIA COUNTY FAIR. Rodeo. $17

8p GOODING PRCA Rodeo. Gooding County Fairgrounds

9p JACKPOT Stoney Larue. Cactus Pete’s.

19th 8a BURLEY CASSIA County Fair. Cassia Fairgrounds

8a GOODING County Fair. p17

2p TF Milton (play). Orpheum Theatre. $17.50-$66.50

6p FILER Live Music Brett Reid. Pebble Ponds

6p GLENNS FERRY Steel Magnolias. Dinner 6p, Show 7p. $12-$45.

7p TF Live Music North Left. 2nd St Market. $3

8p BURLEY CASSIA County Rodeo. Cassia Fair Grounds.

8p GOODING PRCA Rodeo. Gooding County Fairgrounds.

8p JACKPOT Stoney Larue. Cactus Pete’s.

20th

2p TF Milton (play). Orpheum Theatre. $17.50-$66.50

22nd 6p HAGERMAN Hot August Tues Brett Reid Concert. City Park. p19

23rd 7p TF Hooks & The Huckleberries. Koto Brewing Co.

7:30p TF Music Bingo. 2nd St Market. $5

24th 6p SHOSHONE Joey Anderson Music. Lincoln County Fairgrounds.

6p FILER Live Music Heath Owens. Pebble Ponds

25th 6p WENDELL Live Music Colt Angel Band. West Point Watering Hole. p37

26th

6p GLENNS FERRY Steel Magnolias. Dinner 6p, Show 7p. $12-$45.

6p GLENNS FERRY Steel Magnolias. Dinner 6p, Show 7p. $12-$45.

27th 4p JEROME United Pull Series. Jerome County Fairgrounds.

29th 6p HAGERMAN Hot August Tues Makin’ Tracks Concert. City Park. p19

30th 7a TF County Fair.

7p TF County Fair Jr Rodeo

31st 7a TF County Fair.

6p FILER Live Music Avery Soloaga. Pebble Ponds

7:30p BURLEY Larry, Steve, Rudy, The Gatlin Brothers. King Fine Arts Center.

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Buhl Water and Wastewater Proposed Increase on City Utility Bill: This is What I Want You to Know. I encourage you to read the following factual information to stay informed about the water and sewer needs of our city. On Monday, August 7, Buhl City Council will vote on the following rate increases for Buhl customers.

City of Buhl NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, in accordance with Idaho Code 63-1311A, by the City of Buhl, Idaho, the Buhl City Council will meet at 6:30 p.m. on August 7, 2023, at the Buhl City Hall, 203 Broadway Ave N, Buhl, Idaho to consider public comment on a proposed increase on water and sewer rates due to increased costs in goods and services. The proposed increases are as follows:

For full owneraccounts the base rate wouldincrease from $144.75to $147.70permonth (increase of 2.04%). For renter accounts the base rate wouldincrease from $80.20 to $83.15 per month(increase of3.68%).

Water Usage Rates:

Usage between 0– 12,000gallons is includedin the base rate listed above.

Usage between 12,001– 30,000gallons wouldincrease from $1.17 to$1.22 per1,000 gallons used.

Usage between 30,001 to 250,000gallons wouldincrease from $1.25 to$1.30per 1,000 gallons used.

Usage from 250,001 and above wouldincrease from $1.01 to$1.05 per 1,000 gallons used.

Inaccordance with Buhl City Code 7-1-10D. & 7-2B-7 all owners outside the City who derive benefitfrom the City water and/or sewersystem shall, inreturn forsaid benefit, pay monthly usercharges equal to one and one-half (1 ½)times the monthly charge otherwise chargeable to an owner within the City as computed above. For bond only accounts the monthly billing wouldremain at$66.39.

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A copy of the proposed resolution for these proposed utility rate increases may be obtained from the office of the City Clerk at City Hall during regular business hours. Interested parties are encouraged to attend and written comments will be accepted prior to the hearing. Accommodations for individuals who qualify under the ADA are available upon request. Notice is required 5 working days prior to the hearing to acquire accommodations.

Hello from City Hall! I want to get this out to the public since it was voted by the Buhl City Council last night (July 10) to go forward, after receiving a recommendation from the Buhl Rate Committee, with a public hearing on August 7. The proposal above, if passed by the council on August 7, after the public hearing, will result in a $2.95 increase on the city utility bill as of 10/01/2023, the new fiscal year. It was recommended that the Buhl City Council adopt updates for water and sewer rates to cover the increasing cost of service. Water and wastewater rates cover the costs of water and wastewater plants, pipes, and people needed to produce and deliver clean water and carry away and treat wastewater. The following public hearings are coming up in August:

Aug 14 at 6:30p: FY 22-23 Budget Amendment Public Hearing. Proposed budget at city hall.

Aug 28 at 6:30p: FY 23-24 Budget Public Hearing

Sep 11 the council is scheduled to approve the FY 23-24 Appropriations Ordinance

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Sheep/camp wagons have always been an important part of the sheep industry and Basque culture here in Idaho. John Sandy remembers growing up in the 1950’s1970’s helping attend sheep camps with his grandpa and his uncle, whom we fondly referred to as Papa and Uncle Bill. John describes the camp wagons in detail as he

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Light House Food Pantry: Tu-Th 3-4p. 960 Eastland Drive. (208) 737-4667

Light of Hope Food Bank: Thu 2-7:30p. 213 5th Ave W. (208) 735-8787

Mercy Gift Food Bank: MWF 11:30-1p Th 24 hours. 835 Blue Lakes S. (208) 735-2249

Mustard Seed Food Bank: Tu-F 10-5. 702 Main Ave N. (208) 733-9515

River Christian Fellowship: Idaho Food Bank pick up site. (208) 733-3133

Safe Harbor: 269 Filer Ave. (208) 735-8787

Salvation Army Meal Service: MW 10:30-1 Tu Th 10:30-1, 2-4. 348 4th Ave N. (208) 733-8720

South Central Community Action: M-F 8-5. 550 Washington St S. (208) 733-9351

St Edward Soup Kitchen: MWF 5:30-6:30p. 212 7th Ave E. (208) 733-3907

TF Senior Center: M-F 8-4. 530 W Shoshone. (208) 734-5084

Valley House: Daily 11a-1p Hot Meal. Soup Fridays. 507 Addison Ave W. (208) 734-7736

Kiwanis: 3rd Thu Noon. Turf Club, 734 Falls Ave.

Library: M-Th 10-9 F Sa 10-6. 201 4th Ave E. (208) 733-2964

Board Mtg: 2nd Wed 4:30p

Events: TwinFallsPublicLibrary.org/calendar/

Optimist Club: Thu Noon. 9 Beans & Burrito, 764 Cheney Dr.

Planetarium: CSI. (208) 732-6659. http://herrett.csi.edu. NEW SCHEDULE EACH MONTH.

Police: M-F 9-3. 321 2nd Ave E. (208) 735-4357

Post Offices:

Pioneer Station: M-F 8-5:30 Sat 10-1. 1376 Fillmore St. (208) 734-1452

Twin Falls: M-F 8:30-1, 2-5. 253 2nd Ave W. (208) 536-7067

Republican Committee: 2nd Wed 7p. At P&X in County West Building (old hospital)

Republican Women (Southern Idaho): 4th Mon 5:30-7:30p. Turf Club, 734 Falls Ave.

Rotary: Rotary. Wed Noon. Lamphouse Theatre, 223 5th Ave S.

Blue Lakes Rotary. Tue 7a. 9 Beans & A Burrito

After Hours Rotary Club. Tue 5:30p. Brick House

School Board:

St Edward’s Catholic School Board: 2nd Tue 5:30p. At School.

Twin Falls School District #411: 7p on 2nd Mon & 4th Wed except May, June, Aug, Nov & Dec.

Canyon Ridge High School, Rm #301, 300 North College Road. (208) 733-6900

Senior Center: M-F 8-4. 505 Shoshone St W. (208) 734-5084

Shrine Club: 2nd Mon 6p. Idaho Joe’s.

Social Services: 630 Addison Ave. (208) 735-4037. Social safety net.

Visitor Center: Daily 8a-5p. 2015 Nielsen Point Pl. (208) 733-3974

VFW 2136: 3rd Tue 7p. 650 Addison Ave W, #203. (208) 421-2282

REPEATED WEEKLY EVENTS & FARMERS MARKETS CALENDAR

Every Tues 1-4p Idaho Victory Garden Class. U/I Ext. 630 Addison Ave W, #1600

Every Wed 6p Tonight Concert. Downtown Commons. 6p Indian Fabric Painting Class. 762 Falls Ave. 7p Bingo. Doors open 5:45p. Moose Lodge, 835 Falls

Every Wed & Sat 6-9p Live Music at the Brickhouse, 516 Hansen St S. (208) 736-6264

Every Thur 2p Street Art Class. 225 5th Ave S.

Teen Dance Party at the Brickhouse. 516 Hansen St S.

Municipal Band. 118th Season. TF City Park. 6/1 - 8/3

Every Fri & Sat Line Dancing, Brickhouse. 516 Hansen St S. (208) 736-6264

Every Saturday 7:30a Canyon Rim Trail Park Run

5k fun walk, jog, run. (9a Oct-April, 8a May-Sep). Visitor Ctr.

1st 6:30p Taco Tuesday Ride. Trek Bicycle.

7p Live Music Chris Bender. 2nd St Market.

3rd 11:30a Cornhole Tournament. St Luke’s Medical Center.

4th 7p DJ-Jul3z. 2nd St Market

5th 10a Iris Society Annual Rhizome & Daylily sale. City Park.

11a Back to School Bash. Amazing Grace Fellowship

1p 12th Annual Magic Valley Beer Festival. City Park. $30

7p Live Music Chase Given. 2nd St Market.

8p The Deltaz. Koto Brewing Co.

7th 6p Live Music Buried Giant. The Tap House.

9th 7:30p Music Bingo. 2nd St Market.

10th 6p Live Music Dueling Pianos. The Tap House. $20

7p And Then There Were None. Orpheum Theatre. $17.50-$66.50

11th 7p And Then There Were None. Orpheum Theatre. $17.50-$66.50

12th 9a Summer Showdown Car. City Park.

2p And Then There Were None. Orpheum Theatre. $17.50-$66.50

7p And Then There Were None. Orpheum Theatre. $17.50-$66.50

7p Live Music Devon Tyler. 2nd St Market.

7p Milton (play). Orpheum Theatre. $17.50-$66.50

18th 7p Milton (play). Orpheum Theatre. $17.50-$66.50

7p Live Music Groove Brothers. 2nd St Market.

19th 2p Milton (play). Orpheum Theatre. $17.50-$66.50

7p Live Music North Left. 2nd St Market. $3

20th 2p Milton (play). Orpheum Theatre. $17.50-$66.50

23rd 7p Hooks & The Huckleberries. Koto Brewing Co.

7:30p Music Bingo. 2nd St Market. $5

30th 7a County Fair. TF Fairgrounds.

7p County Fair Jr Rodeo. TF Fairgrounds.

31st 7a County Fair. TF Fairgrounds.

7:30p Magic Valley Stampede PRCA Rodeo. TF Fairgrounds.

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Growing up in Hagerman Valley

(Continued from p15)

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dry beans and slabs of bacon. Nothing ever spoiled. Canned peaches and strawberry jam were among favorites, string beans and peas. Dried soup, canned milk and yeast kept on hand. About four dozen eggs were brought to camp every few days. Corn was not eaten as the sheepherders said it was for livestock.

The plates had sides about an inch high. Cups and plates were metal porcelain usually covered with many chips from years of banging around. An appetizer for most evening meals included a piece of Dutch oven bread covered with beans and bean juice. For dessert they often made peach cobbler. Flan was enjoyed as a type of custard made with condensed milk and caramel sauce. Camp flan, according to John, was unbelievably good!

One large pan was used for washing hands and dishes. It was normally kept under the bed. There wasn’t room for a secondary pan in the sheep wagon. A holder for a coal oil lamp gave them light at night. A pan holder was kept outside the door on a nail or screw for washing hands. The pan holder folded up on the bottom half of the door. Doors opened, half top to see out like a picket-door to control the temperature inside. The stove could make it very hot.

A portable stairway stood at the bottom half of the door and kept in the commissary wagon when not in use or changing camps. There were holders on the outside of the wagons to carry things like shovels and axes. Leather straps were screwed to the sides to hold a long shepherd’s hook. These were for catching sheep in need of doctoring. Vet supplies and wool clippers were kept in an outside (continued p36)

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Phillips 66 Co-op, 175 W Main St

Ruby Mountain Motors, 295 S Idaho St

Silver Key Insurance, 287 W Main

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Wendell City Hall, 375 1st Ave E

Wendell Laundromat, 157 E Main St

Wendell Physical Therapy, 429 N Idaho St

Wendell Thrift Store 380 1St Ave E

Wendell Tire, 190 W Ave B

West Point Watering Hole, 3287 S 1550 S

American Legion: 2nd Wed 7p. 604 W Main. (208) 536-6358

Chamber of Commerce: M-F 9-3. 115 N Pine St. (919) 365-6318

Churches: MagicValleyBA.org > Directories > Churches Berean Baptist Church p37

City Hall: M-F 8-5. 375 1st Ave E. (208) 536-5161

City Council: 1st & 3rd Thu 7p. BJ Marshall, John Gnesa, Juan Gonzales, Shaun Spencer

Mayor: Rebecca Vipperman

Fire: 196 E Ave A. (208) 536-5431

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Community Helping Hands: Tu 10-2 Th 2-5. 375 1st Ave E. (208) 404-2821

St Anthony Catholic Church: Food Distribution. 585 2nd Ave E. (208) 404-4098

United Methodist: 175 East Main St. (208) 308-0609

Wendell Food Pantry: Food Distribution. 335 1st Ave E.

Library: M-F 10-5p. 395 1st Ave E. (208) 536-6195

Board Mtg: 2nd Mon 6p

Events: https://wendell.lili.org/

Police: 911. 9 S Pine St. (919) 365-4444

Post Office: M-F 9-1, 1:30-4:45. 32 N Shoshone St. (208) 536-2171

School Board: 3rd Tue 7p. 150 E Main St. (208) 536-2418

Senior Center: M W 9a-4p Tu Th F 9a-9p Sat 10-2. 380 1st Ave E. (208) 536-9951

Lunch: M F Noon. $5

Thrift Shop: M F 9-4 W 10-4 Sat 10-2

Social Services: (208) 733-9351 Twin Falls. Social safety net.

VFW: 1st Wed 7p. 640 W Main. (208) 539-2800

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Growing up in Hagerman Valley (continued from p35) Sponsored by Magic Valley News attached compartment.

Other compartments held wool clippers, hammers, rasp-nails and also a frog-knife which was kept handy for tending and cleaning horses’ feet.

The commissary wagon was hooked to the back of the camp wagon. It held harnesses, saddles, saddle blankets, bridles, halters, horseshoes and supplies. If they were in the

mountains a bear trap was kept on hand, in case a hungry bear put the sheep in danger.

The commissary also held wood for the stove when it was cold and for cooking. There was access in those days to lots of mountain wood. Two large truckloads of pine were brought from the mountains each fall and used for heating the lambing sheds

(continued page 38)

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Growing up in Hagerman Valley (continued from p36) Sponsored by Magic Valley News in the winter, where sheep had their babies. When camping in the desert, sagebrush was used to burn which smelled horrible. To offset the odor, pine was hauled from the large ranch cookhouse pile. This made the campfire scent much more tolerable.

The commissary wagon had salt licks and also held a big tub for washing clothes and watering the horses. A 50 gallon oak whisky barrel held water when no stream was nearby. It was also filled up from springs when accessible. Most individuals didn’t worry about water filtering in those early days.

Supplies were brought to them by the case and kept in a storage room at the main camp. Every three or four days their camp was resupplied, but sometimes weather, a ranger or other unforeseen reasons prevented them from getting to the camps, so the sheepherders had to be self-sufficient. When they were far back in the mountains, a schedule would have to be set for the camp tender to bring a pack-horse down and pick up the supplies.

Each camp had two individuals, a herder and a camp-tender who lived at the camp about nine months out of the year. The herder was the most senior and had been with the sheep for several years training in

the camp. The camp tender would take care of the camp and do the cooking. One would stay with the camp and the other one would go meet for supplies. If something threw off the schedule the supply would be left at a designated wagon or they come again the next day at the same time. John reminisced that he really liked to ride a horse and lead a pack-horse with the supplies. They rode to the tent or a wagon where supplies were left to pack into the camps.

A single band had about 1200 ewes with their lambs. Twin bands had about 900 ewes with their twin lambs. There was a black sheep or a bell sheep for about every 100 in a band. The bells and black sheep would be counted. If one was gone, odds were a bunch were missing, so they would be looked for. If they were not found, the boss was informed who spread the word to other sheep owners.

Often strays were picked up by other bands which were usually someone else’s sheep. Each lamb had a brand painted on their backs. Papa’s brand was three large dots in a row in different colors for different bands, twins, singles, etc. If a big bunch of sheep were missing, they would be picked up by someone else or another outfit, sorted in a corral and returned (Continued p 39)

US, State, County Representatives

Governor Brad Little, 208-334-2100

Lt. Gov Scott Bedke, 208-334-2200

Sec of State Phil McGrane, 208-334-2300

Controller Brandon Woolf, 208-334-3100

Treasurer Julie Ellsworth, 208-334-3200

Atty General Raul Labrador, 208-334-2400

Sup. Pub. Inst Debbie Critchfield, 208-332-6800

US Senator: Michael Crapo, 208-734-2515

US Senator: James Risch, 208-734-6780

US House: Russ Fulcher, 208-891-6164

US House: Michael Simpson, 208-734-7219

LOCAL LEGISLATORS, 208-332-1000

SENATE

District 24: Glenneda Zuiderveld, 208-280-0716

District 25: Linda Hartgen, 208-332-1318

District 26: Ron Taylor, 208-831-1726

District 27: Kelly Anthon, 208-654-4099

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District 24 A: Chenele Dixon, 208-281-5664

District 24 B: Steve Miller, 208-332-1061 p12

District 25 A: Lance Clow, 8208-733-5767

District 25 B: Greg Lanting, 208-490-3511

District 26 A: Ned Burns, 208-332-1174

District 26 B: Jack Nelson, 208-320-1921

District 27 A: Douglas Pickett, 208-862-3387

District 27 B: Clay Handy, 208-332-1074

Growing up in Hagerman Valley

Sponsored by Magic Valley News (continued from p38)

to their rightful owner. The herders and camp tenders took great satisfaction in taking care of their sheep.

The yearly schedule was as follows: (continued in the Sept. issue)

COUNTY COMMISSIONERS

Camas County - District 24

501 Soldier Rd, PO Box 430, Fairfield, 83327

208-764-2242.

Meet: 2nd, 3rd, 4th Monday 9 am

Galen Colter, Marshall Ralph, Travis Kramer

Cassia County - District 27

1459 Overland Ave, Burley, 83318

208-878-7302, Hours: M-F 8:30-5:00p

Meet: Monday 9-12 except legal holidays

Leonard Beck, Bob Kunau, Kent Searle

Gooding County - District 24

624 Main St, Gooding, 83330, 208-934-5019

Meet: Mondays 10a except holidays

Mark Bolduc, Susan Bolton, Ronald Buhler

Jerome County - District 26

300 N. Lincoln, Jerome, 83338, 208-644-2714

Meet: Mon 9 am except holiday, Tues 9a

Charles Howell, John Crozier, Ben Crouch

Lincoln County - District 26

Lincoln County Courthouse, 111 W B Ste c Shoshone, 83352, 208-886-7641

First 4 Mon at 10a, unless holiday, Tues. 10a

Joann Rutler, Rebecca Wood, Nathan Schutte

Minidoka County - District 27

715 Street, Rupert, 83350, 208-436-7180

Every Monday (excl holidays and Monday between Christmas and New Years)

Wayne Schenk, Jared Orton, Dan Schaeffer

Twin Falls County - Rural 24, City District 25

630 Addison Ave W 2nd Fl, Twin Falls, 83301 208-736-4068. Meet: M-F 8-5 p

Brent Reinke, Don Hall, Jack Johnson

On behalf of the Sandy Family we would like to Express our Gratitude to the 200+ Friends and Family who came out to support our Mother, Florence Mary Sandy in celebration of her 100th Birthday.

We appreciate all the Beautiful Birthday Cards, Written Messages and Memories, Flower Arrangements and Plants, Well Wishes, Assistance with Decorating, Scrumptious Food and Side Dishes.

We send our Love and Appreciation! Thank You so very much! We are Forever Grateful!

Antique Ezel, 602-549-1194, p31

Arctic Circle, Buhl, 208-543-5321, p27

Arctic Circle, Burley, 208-544-8547, p27

Arctic Circle, Jerome, 208-644-1575, p27

Arctic Circle, Kimberly, 208-423-5366, p27

Arctic Circle, Blue Lakes, TF, 208-733-3476, p27

Arctic Circle, Wendell, 208-536-4667, p27

Bean’s Twisted Scissor’s, 208-837-6603, p19

Berean Baptist Church, 208-539-5769, p37

Billingsley Creek Lodging, 208-837-4822, p22

Blue Heart Home Furnishings, 208-220-7449, p37

Bonny Ross, Silvercreek Rlty, 208-539-0795, p29

Bookhaven, 208-731-6173, p31

Budman’s Tree Service, 208-316-2521, p32

Buhl Mayor, 208-543-5650, p9

Build Mind Share, 208-536-3220, p22

Canyon Rim Boutique, (208) 917-3170 p7

Carey’s Piano Lessons, 208-316-0135, p13

Christian Tarter, Edward Jones, 208-543-9034, p35

Cindy Douville, Silvercreek, 208-539-1888 p23

Clover Christian School, 208-326-5198, p12

Community Business Center, 208-536-0094, p40

Country Flowers, 208-543-2912, p26

CSI - Twin Falls, 208-733-9554, p13

Evans Farmstead Cheese, 208-490-1536, p11

Florence Mary Sandy Thanks, p39

Foundation Business Member Sponsors, p22

Fred Dodge Certified HVAC, 208-358-6489, p14

Fredrickson’s Candy, 208-733-7624, p31

Glanbia Cheese Mktplace, 208-749-8679 p28

Glenns Ferry Theatre, 208-580-4202, p17

Greg Griggs, 208-613-9595 p32

Growing Up in Hagerman Valley, p15,35,36,38,39

Hagerman Farmers Market, 208-536--0094, p6

Hagerman Fun RV Park, 208-536-0094, p37

Hagerman Pharmacy, 208-944-0399, p29

Hagerman Valley Baptist, 208-423-1114, p11

Hagerman Valley Fndn, 208-536-0094, p2, 6

Hagerman Valley Sr Center, 208-837-6120, p19

* Heritage Home Health, 208-410-4040, p6

Hydro Hustlers, 208-751-9702, p7

Idaho Food Coop, 208-308-3718, p13

Idaho Guide Services, 208-734-4998, p22

Joanna Heere, New York Life, 208-320-5111, p25

Karen Emerson, Silvercreek, 208-316-3487 p27

Kathy’s Alterations, 208-837-6267, p8

Lazy SB Cattle, 208-539-7664, p23

Lee Radio Family, BUCK FM, 208-324-8181 p2

Les Schwab Tire Store, 208-543-4082, p29

Lisa Maas Medicare, 208-544-5011, p27

M&M Electric, 208-734-6602, p11

Magic Valley Business Ass’n, 208-536-0094, p3

Magic Valley Rep Women, 208-590-3036, p17

Makaylee Sawyer, NY Life, 208-420-9812, p25

* Mom’s Recipes & More, 208-733-9248, p11

Niki McKay, Canyon Trail Rlty, 208-369-8600, p17

Parlor Antiques, 208-543-9673, p31

Perkin’s Restaurant & Bakery, 208-736-8417, p19

Pioneer Federal Credit Union, 208-587-3304, p7

Preferred Vendors, 208-536-0094, p35

Rick’s Rock Shop, 208-420-8857, p31

River Ranch Retreat, 208-917-1477, p13

Silver Key Insurance, 208-536-6222, p37

Snake River Acupuncture, 208-308-0554, p18

Southern Idaho Dentures, 208-613-5854, p25

Steve Miller, Idaho House Rep Dist 24A, p7

TaskMasters, Roy Gwin, 208-409-6072, p24

The Butcher Shop, 208-539-0271, p18

The Farm Girl, 208-577-8722, p31

Twin Falls Dermatology, (208) 948-1754, p23

University of Idaho Extension, 208-934-4417, p17

Valley Carpet Care, 208-536-5777, p17

Walker’s Flooring & Design, 208-944-9075, p32

Wendell Tire, 208-536-6465, p14

West Point Watering Hole, 208-536-4635, p37

* Western Septic & Excavation, 208-735-5346, p15

Whitetail Properties, 208-890-1786, p26

Wonenberg Excavation-Korte Pit, 208-420-7115, p29