Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-04-29

W AltAaNt 6'to hlNhAfs
p. Barry. of Omaha, Neb., took a
drive over to Bruueau valley few
days ago. While flrding the Bru-
neau river, the water of which was
quite deep, the tugs became detach-
ed from the singletree and the
horses made for the shore, leav-
ing the buggy and its occupants in
the middle Of the stream. We are
told that they imagined the vehicle
was sinking rapidly and both yelled
Justify for help. 4 Justices court
was in session at the town near by
and their cries attracted the atten-
ton Of the crowd, and without the
form Of adjournment the court, jury.
advocates and spectators hurried TO
the rivers bank. A rope was pro-
cured and taken upon horseback TO
I the buggy and the frightened occu-
pants pulled ashore by large crowd
of men. Mr.. Barry aiiirms that he
did not feel at all alarmed AT his own
tate. but the thought of young,
healthy man, with family, like
Mr.. Turner. going down TO a watery
grave was horrible for him to con
template. while Mr.. Turner asserts
that he was AS calm as n clam about
himself. but not knowing that his
elderly friend was thoroughly prcpar;
ed to climb the golden stairs by way
of the treacherous Bruneau, he hail
ed the appearance of the rcscuing
) party with much satisfaction. Since
putting the above in type we learr
that George House also was IN thu
wagon. and that he was the onls
man of the party who exhibited
, great fear of being swallowed by
dig sturgeon.
Nv wife was confined to her bed fo
= over two months with very sever
: attack Of rheumatism. We could ge
: nothing that would afford her any
, relief and - a last resort gave Cham
bcfhin's Pain Balm "a trial. To GU
great surprise she began Ia improve
after the first application, aud by usini
it regularly she was soon able la ge
up and attend Ia her house work. l.
n. .Iohnson, of G.. j Knutson & Co
: Krnsinuton, Mimi so cent bottle
, for sale by DR. c. c. 7. Silva, Druggist
t Frank Johnson, eldest son Of ou
worthy townsman J. NJ. johnson
: arrived here Thursday from Rec
e Bluff, Cal, to remain with hi
Q father during college vacation, whel
: he will return to California to com
/. plete his education. Frank is |
: bright lad and is sure to make man,
! warm friends here.
The body Of horse that died frou
a CHAMBERS is lying at the north eno
+ of town. also COW that was killed
Q by an engine. and their carcasei
}. should be removed forthwith to pre-
5 vent the appearance of cholera here
4 The total destruction Of Wardner
a Idaho, by fire last week should b.
: a reminder to our own people tina
they cannot exercise To much car
I to prevent a coniiagation.
o SuiLon's VITAmzER is what yol
+ need for Dyspepsia. Torpid LAYER, Vel
q low skin or Kidney trouble. il
4, guaranteed "a give Won satisfaction
!. Price Toe Sold by Dr.. Bearhy.
4 large force Of men and team
! are employed plowing some 40
f acres of land adjoining town, whicI
!. the Irrigation Company will cult
!, vate this season.
a Messrs. Derot and Steward, min
J. ing men Of Nebraska, who hav
It recently acquired mining propert
; in Dixie district, were in this plac
yesterday
y Richard Cramer, better known a
+ "Dick Turpin," died at Walla Wall
; last week. He was well known |
L Idaho several years ago.
II Prof. Clarence Brady rcturne
e from Dawson's hot springs Thur
e day much improved in health.
; Omcr Hutchngs, Of Bennei
creek, was in town this morning.
;, Will Carpenter came up from b
! Snake river ranch Yesterday.
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