Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1914-05-30
WISCONSIN NEWS
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was appointed lumber inspector for.
| the Fourth district by Governor No
! Govern.
West Bend.-The annual tourns
ment of the Badger Firemens associa-
ton will be held in this city on Juna
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Madison.-R A. Goodrich. Sarons
was appointed lumber inspector for
the Fourth district by Governor Nc
| Govern.
La Crosse.-An iron ore vein. %
feet below the surface and 1Oo
feet through, has been discovered on
the farm of Toilet Anderson, near Vic,
tory
Farmers of Juneau COUNTY,
are being advised that the a..
rectors of the Elroy fair have fixed the
time for the 1914 fair as September %
80 and October l.
Beaver DANA brook trout caught
in a stream west of this civ
weighed two and half pounds ana
was the first of this species caught in
this vicinity in nearly ten years.
Superior.-As a second move in
his cleanup campaign" Sheriff
Carlson of Douglas county served
notice on a dozen gambling places. He
ordered them to close and stay
closed"
Elroy.-The tailor shop of S. c.
Kautz was destroyed by fire, caused
by the explosion of gasoline. The
merchandise stock of K. o. Knut-
son and the shoe stock of L. Lilleham.
mer were damaged.
La Crosse.-Mr. and Mrs. Franz
Bartl celebrated their golden wed.
ding anniversary here. Mr.. BartI
established the Bartl brewery 80 years
ago They have been residents of La
Crosse Al years.
Fond du Lac.-The annual picnic
of the Guernsey breeders of She
boygan, Fond du Lac, Green Lake.
Winnebago and Waushara counties
will be held on the Charles L. Hill
farm at Rosendale on June %.
Barron.-Mrs. Sarah Clemmons.
sixty-tive years old, was struck and
instantly killed on the tracks of
the Minneapolis, St. Paul & Sault Ste.
Marie railroad No witnesses to the
accident have been found.
Wausau.-The body of an unknown
man was found in Lake Wausau.
He was about sixty-fve years
old. He was evidently a lumber1ack
An empty roll pocketbook was found
on his person.
Madison.-If a resident Of Wiscon-
sin wants to marry a Minnesota
girl and goes over into that state 10
make the arrangements and have the
ceremony performed the Wisconsin
eugenics law cannot reach him unless
it can be shown that his action Is for
the purpose of evading the law Such
is the opinion of Attorney General
Owen given to District Attorney Give
j. Strange Of Burnett county. The gist
of the opinion is that the Wisconsin
law does not control in Minnesota.
Sheboygan.-A spectacular fire. driv-
en- by a strong northwest wind, de-
stroyed the $4,000 plant and lum-
Der yard of the Sheboygan Cigar
Box & Lumber company, and threat.
ened whole section of the city. Fire
men were busy putting out the flames
that caught on nearby residences. The
fire started from an unknown cause
while 100 men were at work. 1t spread
so rapidly they had to fee. The plant
was owned by Charles F. Moses and
John Win. 1t was partially insured
aukesha.-Benedict Winzenried,
eightytwo years old, for the last
Fl years a resident of Waukesha,
died at his home He was born in
Switzerland on November 25, 1881, ana
came to Wisconsin upon arriving iD
this country in 1852. For more than
forty years he was a prominent Brook
field farmer Three sons and three
daughters survive him, who are Adolph
Winzenried of this city, Benjamin and
William Winzenried of Brookfeld, Mrs
Joseph Kurzhals of Waukesha, Mrs.
Emery Ebel of Brookfield and Mrs
Tony Elger of Calhoun.
Appleton.-The sixty-sixth annual
commencement at Lawrence col
lege will begin June II and conclude
one week later. The weeks program
is as follows: Thursday. p. m, Ben
Greet Players in The Tempest" Sat
urday. freshmen oratorical contest
Sunday. $50 a. m, commencement de-
votional service; 1890 a. m, sermon
before the religious societies by Bishop
j. c. Hartzell, Ii. D.; p. m, bacca-
laureate sermon, President Plantz
Monday, commencement exercises OF
the conservatory Of music. Tuesday
? p, m, joint meeting of trustees and
visitors; 2 p. m. class day exercises;
p. m. commencement exercises
school of expression. WEDNESDAY
1890 a. m, Phi Beta grafton by ex'
Senator Robert J. Gamble of North Da,
kota; p. m. alumni and old stu
dents boat ride. Thursday. 10;5d
a. m, commencement exercises, ora,