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andietire was smaller than &C., would
have been etherWise. = 8
Another IeAEoii ~ag tiiaf fhiH AZ,
the as,st exhibit tien eiYen by The Ba,Sd
since It's orEaniza ION, and tie fh gaZ
Ee-goefs as q Thale. we're npi stsaro
i OF the musical treat that was la store
for them "a, this ~ Ion, but On TIE
streets TO-DAY eYeFy one y0p meet, Is
prsa!i. the elIleet etaiimoiR.s q - J to = tie
highest, The program was Carried
out without a single hitch.
We nppe thas trl - day ;oT 90 4Iiat
hose who did not attend on Wetine,,-
day evening viii be the, first bres tsi, i511
band. Is "a s. Z = g -
The members OF the band have been
To- great deal of skpsilse In biISiIig
the tilstrltHents aila tie. 1nIy l on
Why small 8dnis Eiep fee vas clSagg-
ed at fkeBe concerts wes to saE 4
!litkle money IL the treasury. B6vE.
We wish yot well You desefye the
praise os the whole OF RsltoR.
IL y
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the Cal lsse has gro s n Ilsd ~ pin.hs
valued Mt over one and d bird srli1s
lion dollats aud totaI ei1ro 1insent III
ing the tpssnt ntyrOne y Eeshiohs ~ It's
educational hi6togys OF j ass
During the past Eve. 81 sars ttlle
lego has halted IN flie deyel sasS
OF its plant In order to- cagf5 cut
It's benefits to tiafse nun1ba st Who
could q ct scpsse Is Cork e
Unless the revenues ok llIe l1ege
increase, so larg on exp end difuFe sor
gispsie service cam kelly Be cni-
tssslsleds &C hss been Tho icg b the
C6tlsEd IA d i ssi "a b ile isIss III
of certain work By flplng foE thehi.
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Ioe i of ) I.itsle One

Reiton, April 2. The tllree-year old
ron Of Mr.. aud Mrs. y. Il. Major of
Bolton died Wednesday. after three
days Of silIlsss Of pneuuloIIia 4 !
handaonae boy and ad mary friends
Tho trteTgnent viii take place on
{ Thursday afternoDn six sIiiles from
Beit0n sc the ssag Greek celnetefy isi
the presence of Hiahy sorrowins rsi-
atiyes and friends. Rey. Mr.. Mrrtfn
viii conduct the funeral services.
deeply ay1lpa tze VII the 5ss
Feased parents 81 their sad hour.
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9g tne 1860 piec.sS pE pfgliE Eetis
sold At IsJis Rsse5, last y9seir, 3fa
wore for spot inEnelst 8. St0oEs IL
,tiiat ter SsrA not 81
fls n IN ~. q. ~ ~ 49,.
exported Est week, i, lis seiit Is tie
] PailLipg. .ass ,7es 4. e !. G cAsna s s5s ri
BIS st.If ft.f s. ye6l s 49, ~
earlier thafi ysual
y Fine aud fafzzSSy IsiH tltsi f1F
summer use are setting Isl
sEifszl tiiig yenr. (: e
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1'oWNVILlE NEWS
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80 - -. - fuAlE
...: AZ. 81 - Az "wednesday Syetliax iiis
at Boa aysfdenl oiiIhe OF Mr.. arid Mrs.
lSli,ss Earle they entertained st an
sonle Of tho lsadihg Sunday scIiioSoi
workers af tIiis Eectd0n. AilI0,isr Z t;;T,,;,s
were fseYg. ". 81. nj Sers, W. "a; SIayyI.
1aymen D. c.. Kitig, 10. G. AsbiiE and
j. w. walter gVfchson. The pian
tgas Co i1aagqrata hs house 10 honse
|canyass Of every white citizen yFfEhilf
~ raCjds of a miles OF TownyiI1eL THE
FIRST Sunday In April &C p. M. III
rEhe Msth6dfsE EsAh ht;Seh stIis yiks8 tSfs.-
lintnary, Srd, Sunday at, the Bar
|tist church Hii ali day rally at which
time IL Is expected to have sezs.4, q
the most promihcnt Sunday School
speakers in tiiiS ssrtipn or the Inter
denominatl atloHai Snpdgy Schools of the
State. %
evgnfii 8 : tt5e very pleasant ai
9s:ss.. Us profitable one to all OF the Sis-
ting friends.
liex. rs w. S. glfysrs sDe1ii
q few days recently ut Sandy Spriiigs
nfr and Mrs. IL. C. Ashili visited
friends a'ta ERiat tifaa in Ianfenne last
Miss Lucille BifrlZ Il OF knd ersch Is
Wishing flend Afiss dHfEiB Can ID.
MIS- Peterson Rhe has been visiting
taraali d h9r home il ia I Laurence. L @s Z 81 g 4,
ssJs5ssrs r, q. Price ana TX C. AabsiI
visited SDartanbprE 9siis week, ri
'Silfeil tiIHe III. Trice Tufchasetl Z j
handEDnc adSDnlobs
his Cranberry Dickson OF Denison
Texas 50 yiEitiiig reia tiges 5J
Quite q hualber from here attended
Field Day In Anderson. ~
Mes dimes n. 8. Myers. IL. al. Price,
Kay Jones and others attended the ex.
Arcises yof Field day last IsridSy.
Drs: Mood end John Heller OF In
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aleIgh Apsi npis sSsOli
qLs m In
= ~ = u s3lI Bz7 LE q Is s3r
eE filbe 4. E sas lie
Y kesply gieFel q hear .of! his
falllta tas re sEji - tktfis lt1Iv "a 4 81
llst 10 clLer n 20 an latiSeE q OF ril
gs qae 1k sla tsrPt
flr7lf 7F 10 2 Us On & Ct lIff N ssEilI7E
afl & es . ne fiis 81 WIKI the
p !.
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Split og rasg
q 3 Es

.
& fseitnn' April jas. IA. Farmer. q
Z 7JlTuInEHenE farmer or TIA Ts0iiR (l7sa2le
tIoil Nas aIfloiie Hose 81 70 u d Ssss
terslits Mr. Cox stated that hs sgalsf-
ed slle genial tl1s d efficient e0usitv Esi-
Z - = 3,
the county foad fnaciline and SEND io
him IA order that the picture caa 5e
piaceu on tie public school btitislin1
oil tsls7s sSs7ift:y feel iiSsi,. g.
judge sroEi ssF, Cox s G0f1yn AZ -
fion fnat This nufsrn pssce, 81 mn
maellsnefy has ii lsee been seen iii
sriB section pg 81 g c6 5ilf 50 II 4 IsI5lsF
on 10 state thai a tlis eits zsiis sioif
Tpiiey Greek road n6uld i,ae the snlik
icB drag IS 10 lS dpla 4hefa Hasi1a
: lie no need of s7hff is5r ffifR brlsII ~
Ing tiiis han tsclsl chIne q t:iil, Hecz
Z 4s-siff - 4 = (. ~
aile spiit lee HfAg Enias nsss :
defful Nosa On n niege ~ read be-
ilag Wofkee BY fa tetf
Z tlial IA ~ sssi bltt the llf8
of tie nsd ms
iseve Saltsesrtsgf Ris 4 8
3 gets tsie phanre, VII lsse tee
fpad ecrapof 70 this seetio1 os She
stopnly anu not heaa TAD picture
thqnah Asr. Cax Says 9itnef NifI DO.
- -: ~ .-ss..... -. sss. ~.
epiit - neeIIE nflEd l'5
Alisyof Mitchell s. s. - ....s s. +.
Goa lhat lla peep at he (
slScslf thes 5e 8 sea tiIE z s. s6
ilis Rossis before ming 3he snlll ftz
'lFa
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WRITTEN FOR

~
Imain ciishu.ds, ti4e Cur rent expense
lof tlle an q the pub Iic eerStc
sgorli OF rs
C0liese, S25s q i {, - 5 viii 70 To- new
bull dthgs. aud SI4 .688 .y2 for the os-
eFat iefl 1f the inst tttiit 0s i ne sfaacii4
ipE of the s34 students IS. The nuhlics
service work VIII take ,s 90 ,5 Y. s: ag
folloFS; branch expert lfnent station.
Il, ,989s ferti IIzef inpeetion and hnaiyS3
SIS, Il uxt hisioR and sielIoTi-
stEatlpa 9 6 !; N.oE g. 200 asElc,llsslEal
spection and hog cholera work 81 ,Esi; !;
atIye expeFsmentG. IS, S,1z5 "a .s,eSstt
bil5I5, lf -
,E3eprineRtsI ssasI0n.
The Spnta Carolina exDeftfnsnt aEas.
! tion Is nnanciall ~ 3 ae5afate III tityi-
tior, atsd Roae nff the eaerai fts3eIs
that come to It can be- used Tor, tho
College Of the public ssrgice ex penseB
he amount fet eiyes so 10 % annually,
can he used 0alY fcl agrig dltylfai re-
EaeHeh work faaIie iihdeR tho close Rli-
pervision of The atlca ps experiment
atatlois at sAsbin lstops le,s g
I " tts9 tuntIp TsceEFeu gTEUIn BIu-
dents, $I05, !, ,0S1 81 last year. only the
Nttle Syntlut taApk3A y III ltttl ltScl
! by the College T;le xest is he'd In
trust for. the stud det Is and Is spent ia
their beneHt Z Tor food, cIclhing, isung
dfy. beat aild lights, laedscal service,
ietc. il5.5s . :. I
Fr6iR tIla PresIa Iasat,s pen.
Following %, Ia part, President
Riggs article on {" "clemson College in
: Wy SsSS
/ YELL asi To- operatR q oaiieEp with an
leEros siplens OF 416 the 81 ~ ion VA.
ass thns fronted ksle frtiateea
sa3d officers os5 tti Is iiIski ton id sl5
iESi ~ IIelIsIly,y II1e legs has goaa
forward b9i ding Is piatk aa fast al
money Could De spared from opegtf4
itss expeps 'aF Tie aens len ealle
~ ~ it-N y tts.ks - ~ 10 :
fer the second zen years, Sf22 211.
IalId for the pa IS i've years. Il, rs,
tiils E1ppurta tiDw much less
itAAa nlsly eeople haye stipp posed -,
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i tIl Aaaa sed Preae1l

Is
t.'ili ~ fast sed Preae)
ashk1g ton pFi3 2,--Johtit Lind,
fsirfils q frs, itAsstissr ~ Ninnesnfa ana
f,;,s. q ); ( s.s,s. 3 L,.,,'...,
s.ssa .'se persohal repre-
fs,se s'5 ~ 2 OK the president
OF tlie IFnlse aaes will sail from
Vera grslE totnor rfnM enroute to Wash
inthh aboard tho presidential yacht,
Alay.llet ii.
ann at of ME. Lind's
pTOfsaetivd Yts3it 81 lB made by Prasiy
dsttt IanIis eS planation that
mis- en- yoY nhd yeahested a vacation
from his ifb0z III q tfppicai climate,
and as EesSn ~ q INA been ehtnin.
ed he w0vil d fe tgir f0 Mexico.
The pres atiAFed that Il.sfFFF
Idnd.a depAFti "a tilH Tinted Stasss
ahouifS not be eSyI glTIiisa 'as n, fIIa
s i1f = ~;
5ay cAaE q ioliey 81 the IL ashilE-
ton goYdTnInkat 5Nafd either fac-
tion In Nexich fIA said that no me-
gotiatione 0E tlIl stsr were now
pending between m Aiierta goyerus
Inent and the Uhiegd States, and that
tho recent conference hstgeeR Senior
P1FtiIi5 T. R1slE I'd 81 nil isfe4
Of foreign affa It's an d Aff. Lind hes de-;
Felppea nothing ahEfhle or Import
ant
eFfheles resg csiisI 3 llSn 81 II - OF \. =
g slsigl q, siE sils y size
were ind fosl = Et Secfsts RI
Bryan teeissss IEt N d fie the en-
yoy' s request for Eion mad ilnzR
granted, no lfeE b ssfi iisai 1tsen
i4slc for his retui'il. aiitl that TIE ad-
nistratlon was afspesesl TO leave
Inc question open FOR the present. ft
IS belieye9 that sbot tll the president and
Secretary Bryan just now see 10 rea-
son for gF Lind NOT going back 10
ntiaue his D chservatl0na Of condItiohs
movements hith6tf0 a'iiclng ldspendert
Ianfirei.z naat ssa:. l=.s assz ss.e:.Sa;
Iunents.
N The nresiiahE told s1giifirsta alssf
tgss sse sneciai siaalba 81 wiz sSTI
IsiiJS 81 Il oiiio n ~ ISiar9{Si, ~,
MS relt,Fts haa been con- prefienaiye
and adantsSte.
g Except Tor tho FIVE. tt trip to pass
ghrEst ana last January aboard
tie Scout cruiser; Chester Wien "a
did not t3o ashore, hlr, TiIld has beefl
constantly observing ND xicaIl affaifs
suuf133E tp&ffOQaS oteerH ntaIY critical
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aeiephone company here, 10 confined
The many friends OF chief 'ttf police.
j. y. Martin will learn With ptt@as-
IRE that he is ab1e to be out again
after a weeks illness.
Mrs. w. Il. Stringer. of Bolton, left
this week for quito a lengthy vislt
TO relatives In her former home. New
snan. Ga.
Mr. L. M still and daughter,
Francis and little Jessie 'SauMiers Cox
are visiting the family of Mrs. Il. w.
The civic league will meet Monday
Z afternoon at the Library ro5in In the
stringer building at 4 O'clock: .3.S
Mrs, l. M Herd and chiidFeh have
returned to their home In Elbertoii.
/ ia, and hlrs. Heard leaves Saturday
!. for WRstiRS Stoni ID. c., WI Ars Biia aoaes
10 visit her sisters, Mrs. Iaffios III
Patterson; Mrs. Alice b, I4ati1ner
I viii go TO Elherton to keep Mrs.
Heard's children. while she Is away.
The many friends Of w, d. Hearin
VIII regret TO learn that she Is sick
ut the home OF MIR. and Mrs. Walter
( q. Greer. *
H. w. Ashley, sr.. Of near Honea
s Path, was among those wlio had brsi-
ness I'M Helton yesterday.
G. d. Hodge, OF Iceasley, has recent
lY rented the store the L. p willing
I. ham market ana will run q 5, i03aiitl
y Csc store there. Mr.. Hodge has Il
larger store OF similar nature in
ieasiey. 81
Mr.. aud Mrs. 3. J. Vaughn OF BeIton,
s left this morning for Waihalfa, where
Z they Will spend two days, guests Of
.tileirsAsoi,s Edward Vaughn tss !.
Nesdames a. 4. FAINT, r. u. Parker
and j.: s. Admins. all OF I5e1ton. are In
& ioae4 PAU ding the Fresbytery.
Triton, April 2.M E Babb ana q,
iittpili asgo pfonliiie efiG farmers
3 OF the Toney Creek section, were
among tiloEe in town today. 8
E. II. nker e5nfedefafs soldier
\, Of IroiaInt4iises WHO resides i'd f.ss
Il PoaeS tTeel section, Is reboyeEIfiis e
ii1ly ffon an attack OF iii 4 grisz.,
Us = 5S--Z- "a g stsl9z
Mrs ~ Il SfsrfE1l, wllo resides scar
llitnis.. r, Eelf Sund av sFh us s, a X
iils near Eer home and hfoSe sns lf
{ tlSst ieg 9 .ntiicSI attention was EriV-
) en- Mrs. Martin Immediately and vIie
is now doipg nicely, though she is G8
8 'yessFf i'd
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.iii .s i e. IA & IL Ilaa
3 sfl saE ii sslhr
40 date 1f1o1 al llit
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Beitpn, April 1.-SpenceF Taylor. the
night operator of the Southern Bell
Telephone company here, 10 confined
to his room.
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THE DAY m CONGRESS
APRIL q lO1As

Senate MET at Noon.
Z Went into q prolonged executive ses-
Rlna over q. - :;
Daniels TO the interstate commerce
,coDmission.
t0reien relations committee heard
prot tests against the ratification az
Rtte London Safety ct Sea convention.
Recessed at 4:12 p. IN, on 11;50 on
fsaesE Vet at Neon.
< Dehatnd the Legislative, executive
Rn1 Judicial apnrbpr bill.
HeneSal debate on legislative aupro-
priation hiii coflcitded.
Adjourned az s 10 d. m. TO. noon on
Friday. = s.
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sSIila, Ca and Fair Play are visiting
their father Or, H. q Heller who is
critically H. {, 81 s 3
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for nand
dhee wb
lions which the
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BELTGN &c Co con
INTERESTING BUDCEsT. OF sSIsxsls q
AND NOTES FE2 ON EIysY BEl.TON u

IS CLAuDEsA. GRAVES scorssspeBasatf L Is ,s 81 81
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Mr.. and Mrs. J ]. Vaughn os Bolton,
left this morning for W'aihalia, where
they Will spend two days, guests OF
their son. Edward Vaughn. " 3. - ).
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siton, April g. nj. %, Babb and q.
'hariidf in, two pfoIli6eflG ftGrnegs
OF the Toney Creek section, were
trllapg tiloEe in town today. y e
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esdames Al. Il. Fant, r. u. Parker
and j.: s: adams, all OF Helton. are In
( y 3oae4; I'..ttii Ing tho Fresbytery.
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The many friends OF chief or police,
y. y. Martin will learn with piers.
IRE that he is ab1e to be out again
after a weeks illness.
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Mrs ~ ~ Bfsrtb IN, ;wllu resides .isar
litlls.. r, Felf Sund aS sFhils sy a &
irlg near Eer home and hFosSe 5ne ~
ilSf itgs f.etiicaI attention was FriV-
en- Mgs Martin Immediately and she
IL nov doings nicely, though she is 68
Year., cid "a -
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g. d. Hodge, OF Eeasley, has recent
lY rented the store the Il. p. willing
ham market and will run a s, 10 and
Csc store there. Mr.. Hodge has Il
larger store OF similar nature in
iIsasley. - -
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u. w. Ashley, Sr.. of near Honea
Path, was among those wlio had busi-
ness III Helton yesterday.
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Mrs. w. K. Stringer of Bolton, lcf
this week for quito a lengthy visl
to relatives In her former home. New
MN. Ga.
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MrS l.. NJ. Still and siauehtef,
Francis and little Jessie Saunders Cox
are VISITING the family of Mrs. l.. w.
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The many friends Of VIC. HearsrI
VIII regret TO learn that she Is sicR
ut the home OF MIR. and Mrs. Walter
q. Greer. 81 7.
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The civic league will meet Monday
afternoon at the Library room In the
Stringer building at O'Clock ...
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EXenrinlaIIIli llISia,lIInll,... !.

krQtl The Pres 4psiis Reas s.
F0 0liowing d, 10 part, PFesidenl
ItiGgs article on Clemson College ii,
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~ n ffl[Il 13f7l tef e 3lgafa
Eeisdins ppUR Ili oJgr tsclI asid
iletfea ft ~ bel tea;s VIII aepelIsi
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1914-03-21

An effort is being made over in Co
gebIc county to secure the services Of
an agricultural expert to look after the
development Of the agricultural resour-
ces Of the county. This method Of pro.
muting agriculture is in vogue in q
good many sections Of Wisconsin and
Minnesota and wherever it has heen
tried it has proven successful and of
great benefit to the farmers IN the
counties where agricultural experts are
employed.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1914-03-21
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES

The Senior English class eomu!esea
BUlses Consultation vita the Ameri.
can Colonies" this weeh
Miss Beatrice O'Dcnelly Of Ehueian
der was high school visitor last
Thursday.
The Freshman English class com.
pleted Cooper's Last Of the Mohicans
last Friday
That they found the story interesting,
was proven by the good maras which
the majority Of the class received on an
examination given On that subject,
Monday.
Many of our high-school pupils OIL
served St. Patrick Day b. wearing
various forms of green emblems, such
as bows. ties and shamrocEs.
Due to illness, Genevive Flanagan
was unable to attend school this week.
Miss Eva Rondeau of Ironwood was
high school visitor Tuesday.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1914-03-21
FOR Sale.

The following is offered for sale at a
bargain: Three horses, II head Of
cattle, hogs 100 chickens. farm ma
chinery, blacksmith shop, = wagons, z
sets sleigbs, % tons loose bay, 100
acres Of land, 40 cleared. 100 bushels
Of potatoes, 50 bushels Of cats horse
barn and granary, 82xl6, hay shed,
3zx32. two COW barns. one 28xl6 and
one l6x20, with hay shed combined,
l8x20. blacksmith shop, lexis, machine
shed, 30xl6, hen coop. 16x2zs dwelling
house. 24x24. Many other items not
listed. Located one and one half miles
from Saxon. Good water on premises.
Will be sold cheap. Enquire of Mrs. A.
Miller. Saxon, Wis
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1914-03-21

In communication to the Ashland
Press, Assemblymah H. Ii. Peavey of
Washburn calls attention to the law IL
trodaced by him and passed at the last
legislature session establishing soils
laboratory at the University of Wiscon-
sin which is at the service of tue far
mers of the state.
According to the provisions of the
law any farmer desiring to have the
soil on has farm tested, the service
will be performed for d tee Of SIS for a
farm Of 100 acres or less. For each adj
ditional 100 acres an additional fee Of
So is charged. Where five or more far
mers unite to have the service perform
/ ed an even lower rate is prescribed.
The analysis will show where the
soils are deficient and what is reeded
to make them more suitable for cult
walton.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1914-03-21

Hurley hotel keepers are up in arms
because the fact that the forestry com
mittee which receafly held a session
here passed up the local hotel accomo-
dations ana stayed over night in Iron
wood Landlord Charbonnea1 in talking
with a representative of the News
loudly denounced this action on TIE
part of the members of the committee
inasmuch as they a-e men employed
and paid by tle state of Wisconsin and
that whatever hotel expenses they
have to incur should 40 to a Wisconsin
hotel keeper thereby keeping the mon
ey within the state where 1t rightfully
belongs. He maintained further that
there was no excuse for tt e members
of this committee going to Ironwood
for hotel Accommodations as Hurley s
hotels could have given them more
than their moneys worth.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1914-03-21

A meeting Of the committee in charge
of the new Northern Wis. Nv. associa
ton will be held in Ashland on Wednes-
day. March 25. This organization was
started at Amigo at the time the pro-
test meeting was held to make objec-
ton to the early dates decided on for
the Wisconsin state fair. i was decid,
ed there vas room for a development
association closely connected with nor
them Wisconsin, and it IS expected
that a permanent organization will be
effected q the meeting Of the commit
tee at Ashland
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1914-03-21

st. Mary's hall was we'll filled ST.
Patrick s night when Erin go Bragh"
was presented by young people of the
church. 1t was thoroughly enjoyed by
all present and the young people prov
ed quite adept at the tbespian art. On
Monday evening the play was present
ed especially for the benefit of the
children and a large number availed
themselves of the opportunity.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1914-03-21

VIM. Tsack, lumberjack, is in the
county Jail suffering with a severe
cash in his throat and cut in the
breast. He, was brought to Hurley
Monday from Guerney and placed I'M
der the care of physician. Excessive
use of liquor Is thought to have caused
him to commit the deed. He first stuck
knife into his breast near the heart
and then slashed his throat, and while
the injuries are severe it is expected
that he will recover.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1914-03-21

Petitions have been circulated at
Washburn by the auti-saloon forces to
have the Incense issue brought before
the people at the election in Anril. The
"drys" are said 10 have waged a most
vigorous campaign and the petition has
been generously signed The question
was voted on at VAST burn two years
AGO and the vets had majority Of
so votes.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1914-03-21

PIONEER HEALTH HERBS The
time test3d family remedy Of roots
herbs and banks. Best for the blo1d.
storacA bowels, liver ami kidneys.
Best for constipation, rheumatism, dys
persia. catarrh. malaria female dis
orders. skin diseases ana run doop
system Prepared by l. c Totten.
Washington, ID. C.. Crst LruQhini
sole Agent, hurley Wis.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1914-03-21

c nzreszman Z. a. Hayes was here
from Washington two or three DAYS
during the week on an inspection trip
to the Ashland mine. The work Of re-
pairing Ne. 8 shaft is nearly completed
and hosting will be started in a few
weeks The Ashland has sold zoo, Zoo
tons OF ore for delivery in 1914 Iron
wood News Record
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1914-03-21

Mrs. John Peterson died last Friday
q hemorhage of the lungs. She was 36
years Of age and had been i'll with con-
sumption for more than year. She
mada her nome on a farm a short dis
lance scath of the Cary location and is
survived by her husband. Funeral ser
vices were held Monday at the family
home and the remains were laid to rest
in the local cemetery.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1914-03-21

On Tuesday in municipal court Gus
tafson & Bum. who have been conduct
ing THE GRAM" saloon, surrendered
their license and tire place has been
closed. A woman in a drunken eondi-
ton was picked up by the officers the
fore part of the week and as a result
Of her story in court the saloon keepers
were hailed before the Judge ard given
tho alternative of surrendering their
license or being liable to prosecution
for keeping a disorderly house.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1914-03-21

At st. Mary's church M 3nday after
noon Rev. John KlopD performed the
ceremony which united in marriage
Miss Mary Schiise, of Ashland. and
Philip Secor. a well-known Hurley
young man. The attendants were Miss
Della Secor and Will Secor.