Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-05-21

he threatened to attack member, :
the family with a butcher-knife
Oshkosh - At least five busns,
houses here donated TO d bold. smOr
stranger who bought small amounts
goods and then presented checks rama
ing from s12 to $3.50, taking the hi
ance in cash. The paper. most Of i
on blank checks of local sash and dan
plants, was found to be forged Ts |
man. about 25, decided to disappss
when a meat dealer got suspicious sll
telephoned for the police.
Green Bay-The body Of Hennas
Schneider, 16-year-old high school Dr.
pill, who disappeared May 4. causing
nationwide search, was found foathg
in the Fox River. one and oneh&
miles south of the point where she d
clared in note that she would "ai
it ALL" Although the body was bady
mutilated and all the clothing vg
torn off. positive identification was
made by the girls father, Edward
Schneider.
Marinette-Suit has been started By
Amos Payne against the Maple VALLEY
Fire Insurance company to reCOva
$1,000 on his home which was TEL
stroyed by fire a short time ago, TtsI
insurance company alleged that PayIsI
altered the building without notifying
them and that he also manuiaCtGra
moonshine, from which, the compaNI
alleges, the house caught fire. Payne
denies these charges and says that tAI
fire was caused by a bolt Of Lightning
Neenah-Attorney General WlllaaI
Morgan has written an opinion to DsI
trict Attorney D. X. Alien OF Wine
bago county to the effect that r4Ia
mail carriers using automobiles IN ne
distribution of mail must pay the state
license fee on their cars. The oplnloA
of the attorney general was sougaI
when John P. Heating, rural carrira|
the local postofIfce, began a test case
Madison - The Wisconsin depAtI
ment of agriculture has issued anoilsi
warning to the farmers Of the saSI
concerning hog cholera. The FeFn
nary division of the department "
charge of the fight against ms OF
ease was called a few days 10 IN|
Center in Walworth county Vla'I
there was a serious outbreak OF nsI
cholera with heavy loss TO me nsi1l
infected.
Rhinelander - Commencement eAH|
cises for all the rural and gIaO'.
schools of the county viii be hea =
the high school building in TINS ps
June 8, a joint graduation exeIos'
having been the rule for several !v@s
The total number OF graduates iof y.
year is 1877, as against l9l 10Y n y.
previous year, a gain of 80 during :
year.
Oshkosh Building contractors r
fuse to come TO terms with their $ =
ing employees unless the latter aoy,r ,,|
the wage cut proposed By the na. ,sI
builders. Declaring they VAL oPs.s s
on an open shop basis the con'la . :
are engaging carpenters ".Iho1'
gard TO union affiliations
Fan Craire-St. Patrick's cons's. ..
ton here joined in honoT'n- pe,4
Anatolia. sister superior Of The Pen
dictine sisters community OF .
tricks on the fftieth ann''eTse'
her entry into the sis-eriioo-, :.
some thirty priests from all owe.
diocese of La Crosse were l.e''~
uarinette = Edward James w.
pleaded guilty to steailne AL -. %
bile from DR.. H. Erickson. was ~
fenced to four years in z 5,,
at waupun by Judge " =
circuit court here
M,,,,o-eonttuucd pe, health y 7.
led to the Temporal ,,fss
William c. Daland, pres 10
college, after several weeks ,3E
he has battled against sesS
the same time conductea
Madison-There was ...,rs
6 per cent in the~numbss .--a
IN the payroll Of the large -s-,es
EMPLOYERS who make 1s
TO the industrial Gonna -7..s
narea with March. Te ri
however. increased sl--f ---. ae
age weekly earnings pa ,rr1
ing s2g.S4 against S2s"s
Neenah-The strike rs'st
rapidly improving as ~
building contractors --.as
atoms With the open
in force.