Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1914-12-19
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Wausau.-Henry Urban OF "A
town of Kronowetter has brorsb, 1
two wolf pelts to collect the BOUNTY
Madison.-Fred NJ. Hall, president L
the University Of Wisconsin uniolE
has been elected president OF The \ Z
tional Association Of College union
at convention at Columbus, O
Milwaukee. - The Wisconsin n
tional Guard is to have. three machinS
gun companies and a rifle rand
of 80 acres, the latter to be located 4
South Milwaukee, according to "A
Peter Piasecki.
La Crosse.-Charles LOOMS, SCI
enteen years old. will spend twk
years in the Green Bay reformator4
because he burglarized a billiard ba 4
in the night time. Albert Swansea
who claims to have no home. an IN
complete was given one year. He
twenty-four years old.
Sparta.-Morris Shlimovitz horsx
trader. is offering up thanks that
it was an amateur holdup man NJ
took lone quarter out OF his trous
ers' pocket at Black River Falls. TIL
inexperienced bandit neglected to n
vestigate Morris vest pocket wber&
there was wad of $3.50 in bills.
La Crosse.-Daniel Sullivan. eiqbtH
FIVE years old, is talking Of IA
sensations on his first street "a
ride when he rode out to a 10
pital for a minor operation. "Iet'ar
go, Gallagher" he shouted as the ca
got under way. Sullivan is a retired
lumberman at Lanes boro, MINI
GAINESVILLE. - Investigation by III
clerk of the circuit court shows ia
from 1909 to 1911 40 divorce cases
have not received final DEGREES.
every case one, and in some caseS
both, of the parties to the action hays
remarked. AS this is contrary to I'll
recent decision Of the state supremS
court such marriages are void.
GAINESVILLE. - Stockholders in III
GAINESVILLE Park association at theif
annual meeting reelected Jhe a
tire board of seven directors. Franz
P. Croak, Harry Nowlan, Charles Pu&
man, John C. Nichols, John SoulmarA
Wayne Mum and Edward AmerpohA
and indorsed the plan to hold the sedS
ond GAINESVILLE fair during the summar
| of 1915
Superior.-William BilIstein Of Sd
perior is the proud possessor "A
a dog with a wooden leg. Lask
winter his pointer dog Max, caught
one of his hind legs in a steel trap =
fore he was released it was frozen and
had to be amputated. Since then yar
Gus devices were tried, but none va !
successful until Billstein obtained tn !
services of an expert artificial lind
manufacturer He built a miniature
limb for Max. who is now Just Il
good as a new dog" Billstein thinks
Max will make just as good a showins
in the hunting field as any dog.
Madison.-The students in the laV
school of the University of Wis
?onsin formed a permanent organic
Zation, to be known as the Law School
association The object of the %
ganization is to promote a more demo-
cratic spirit and provide means foF
association. Officers elected were
President, A. E. MacQuarrie Superior
secretary, Henry S. Rademaeher, Nil
waukee; treasurer, Gwyn T. Fishers
Minoqua. The regents co-operatet
with the new organization by setting
aside funds to be used in furnishin4
and equipping a room in the law buiidF
ing as a clubroom and place Of mee1a
ing
Oconomowoc.-The tenth annuaA
exhibition of the Oconomov &C Poultry
and Pet Stock association opens
at the Auditorium and closes SUM
day night. George n. Northup y
Granville, n. Y, will judge the poultry
The association has u new silver cup
in competition this year and five OF y
larger cups to be competed for, in Il
dUion to the large list of other cas-
prizes. Thes how is free to visitors
plan which was found to be successil
last year Judge A. G. Derse is pres
dent of the association; Fred Pa3s
first yice-president; Frank Boyle Sc
ond vice-president; O. r, Eddy seer
tary, and F. S. Clausen, treasurer. IH
board of directors includes y. Ny Il
ans, Phil H. Jones, Paul Behread' N~1
Mueller, Charles Behrend, Jr, GeoI2
Schuehle II. w. VESSEL is supeTll
tendent
La Crosse.-The final chapter
the historic race across three coa
ties, the sheriff in a flat-tired aa
in hot pursuit of a stolen horse "'
the heayes. was entered in court f5
ords here when Gustav Hellmich =
sentenced to year and a half al w az
pun. The chase started when He
mich stole the nag from Geois
Hoeths stable. For three days
horse with heaves, urged on by fis
mich's flashing, kept ahead OF tae sD
ifs painting auto. At Baraloo
thief traded off the wornoat aH'A
/ Tho vav, r,.t,ror aVnaudpd So for Le