Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1918-11-23

confer Win the bIUAU GUNQLH A. I
cultural and Fair association. Ii IS
probable that the beard viii appropri-
ate $2.500 annually toward the sup
port Of the fair New buildings. and
new race course will be laid out next
year on the fair grounds under a plan
OF the fair association.
Senator Robert NJ Is
Toilette has again given the pressure
OF official business in Washington as
the reason for his failure to appear
here for adverse examination under
the discovery statutes in his 100000
libel suit against the Democrat Print
ing company. He was 10 have ap-
peared Nov. Is but wrote his attor-
news il was impossible 30 come or 20
set a definite date when he could be
in Madison.
Appleton - Outagamie county may
soon have the best patrolled highways
in the state if the plans OF the county
highway commission are carried out
Fifty miles, mostly federal and state
trunk lines, are being patrolled at the
present time and the additional $50
miles which the commission desires 10
patrol is the old county trunk line.
This would give this county 200 miles
OF patrolled highways.
Madison-Dec. 81 viii probably end
the work OF the local and district
boards That is the intimatlon given
in a telegram to Maj. Z. a Fitzpatrick, .
state draft administrator, from Pro-
yost Marshal General Crowder The
order stated that no requisition 70.
supplies, furniture or equipment for
local and distric. boards should be
honored beyond Dec. 81
Madison-Louis B. Nagler, former
secretary Of state sentenced |
by United States Circuit Judge Evan |
a. Evans to two and one-half years in |
the federal penitentiary at Fort Leav- /
for violation OF the espionage /
act, has appealed his case TO the Unit .
ed States supreme court, Judge A L. I
allowing a writ of error.
Wdusau-During the year the coun- /
~ OF Marathon paid a total of SILL /
$3.50 as bounty for wOodchucks, /
there being 1922 killed in thst pc |
Rod The bounty was rs cents a head |
After the county board of supervisors |
heard the report, it was unanimously |
voted to discontinue the payment on |
Noodchucks.
Madison - Six Chinese students at /
tie University of Wisconsin, support |
ed by the Chinese government, have |
spilled through T. T. Wong, secretary |
Vi the Chinese educational mission, |
10 their government for
an increase in their allowance from
500 TO 500 a month formerly paid I
them
Madison - University of Wisconsin |
men to the number of PIP have regis
tered in London and Paris at the
American University union headquar-
ters. This brings the total of Badgers /
registered with the union UP to 40S.
The list includes one major, eight /
captains. 126 lieutenants and two en- .
signs.
Washington-The post Office depart /
ment has announced that the follow /
ing Wisconsin fourth class post offices .
have been advanced to presidential I
class. Lyndon Station, Schofield and |
The postmaster Of each .
Of these Offices Will receive $1,000 a I
year.
Racine-A fish bone lodging in his /
throat caused the death of Ferdinand /
Harold, SO years old. of strangulaton. /
Harold was a veteran of the Spanish /
American war.
Marnette - Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
Johnson and three children. Goodman, I
Marinette county, died OF influenza /
within five days.
rua, who came here for medical .
treatment. died of heart failure just /
as he walked into St Mary's hospital. /
Marjnette - While cutting down a 4
tree, Martin Claire. a residenl of Dag I.
sctt Tor twenty-six years, fell dead
Janesyille-Mrs L. b. Hartman, Nil /
waukee. was elected regent of the /
Wisconsin d. a. Z. over Mrs. NJ. J. +
Trenary. kenosha 1T the twenty-sec- /
ond annual convention here. The vote I.
was - to II. Miss Helen Dorset. la
Crosse. was elected yicereeenL
Fond du Lac-Tac board Of direc. I
toss of the Wisconsin Holstein Breed, .
srs association, met here and selected F.
March il. II and Is, 1919. for it's mex
annual meeting and sale. The sale
win be limited TO 100 head and viii be
held in the new $4,000 pavilion herr. /