Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1914-01-03
SEEN AND HEAR!
in WISCONSIN,

unei al service OF his wife.
Conkiin died. aged eighty.niue y.
superior-A $4,000 or 5000 III
gan, the gift of Andrew Carnag
the Hammond Avenue PresbvI
church, will soon be installed
Madison.-Express agents rsl
eept packages OF venison for
ment without knowing their
tents may be held for damages AL
Ing to Attorney General Owen
Two Rivers. - Charles Albl
eighteen, employed at the WI
sin Woodworking company /
was caught in a shaft and so SER
injured that he died few hours
His home is at Kewaunee.
Madison.-Donaid Springsteen
OF the suspects held in ca!
ton with the murder of John /
Held, was released His partner d
land Jones, was also given his free
They were not in Madison the d
which the murder was committed
observation-disclosures have been .
in the vicinity of Dunkirk
county, driven from the nor.
woods last winter by the cold for
They have been raiding sheep
Hunters are planning to mai
Christmas week hunt for the nae.
Beaver Dam.-Fire destroyas
store building and contents d
by c. w. Kleist at Mimi
Junction. The loss is }lt
Mr.. kleist is postmaster at MINI
Junction and the post Office was
Gated in the store. All the mai.
plies were burned.
Milwaukee.-Ruby Koenig, d.
ter of the Two Rivers alum
king, has decided to practice Ia
Chicago. according to a dispatch
her home. She is well known a
University Of Wisconsin, where
took both the courses in agricl
and law, after her graduation
Milwaukee Downer college, a 5
for girls.
Waukesha. Ruby Wine
three-year-oId daughter of Nj
Mrs. A. q. Winzenried, was
Cusly injured when attacked
large cat. The child's mother
also painfully scratched when sh
cued the child. Mr.. Winzeuried
butcher. The cat had been rails
raw meat and it was its thirs
blood which caused it to be pers
in it's attack upon the child.
Depere. - Depere has two
schools, one on the east sid
der the city system, and the 9th
the west side, under the distric
TEN. This double system is exp
20 the city and a movement has
started by the civic associate
unite the systems and build o1e
school, to be located in some C
location, pear the approach 70
bridge which unites the two sid
Reedsburg.-Judge Giles ST.
dean of the Sank county bar
at his home in Reedsburg.
Stevens had been in practice IL +
burg since the late SOS, had ser7
county judge and was one of tbs
yers of the old school, whose ind
had done much to shape the Cou
the law in the state. During the
war he served as captain of Con
B of the Twelfth Wisconsin Yolg
infantry, which he organized. Il
prominent also in Masonic cirC
Westby.-Five hundred emplO!
the tobacco sorting plants
on strike, resisting an at
to reduce their pay from 80
cents per 100 pounds. The
we're obliged to close. A com
Of the tobacco sorters was nan
meet the employers. Employ
Sparta and Viroqua. where many
hands are employed, have mo-
been drawn into the controyers.
may be later, If settlement
made.
Depere.-Lewis Devroy, ageC
ty, lost his life by bre
through the ice on Fox river
skating. With a number of co
ions he attempted to cross the
which had frozen over only the
before. Another young man wit
went into the water at the same
but saved himself by climbing
the ice. The body has not yet
recovered. This is the first
skating accident in this vicinit,
winter
Milwaukee.-That in many inst
of recent violations of the
white slave act the "womo
the case" were equally guilty q
men, SID should have received
fences similar to those imposed d
male violators, is declared by I
States Attorney Guy D, Golf. II
Their declares that the major
these women actually enter into
spiracy with men and that he IN
to bring a charge Of conspiracy as
a woman complainant when a c.
case comes up for trial In a few
Mr.. Golf cited several recent
tried in Milwaukee. where, In his
ion, the women in the cases we
guilty as the men he has sent
ppuftpntiary