Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1922-06-03
WISCONSIN
STATE NEWS

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TIE tzzr and tasee children escaped.
b1 o oi tie children received 81
vee= Burns. Taey we've thrown from
zuzow upstairs and caught or The
father and his s9-. = years Old. Mrs.
kol4r and her son. La45a. were unable
70 escape al exits being mass Of
flames Il trying 70 escape Mrs. Ko-
lar tall back into he burning room.
E4z0sEa-A tragic death ended the
efforts Of Mrs. Margaret kuiatski, SO,
Z widow, 70 keep her family OF six
children together. when she was
struck By q Northwestern train al the
Grand avenue crossing. Kenosha, and
instantly killed She was hurrying 10
WORK and had crawled under The cross
ing gate Watching a freight engine,
she failed 70 sec the passenger train.
Her husband was crippled in q similar
accident several years ago. He died
IN 1919.
Couderay-The bank at Couderay
has been distributing hundreds Of
bushels Of seed potatoes among the
settlers the last few weeks, this is
the first time that concentrated effort
has been made to get them all 70 raise
a potato that viii find a ready market.
Rural New Workers and The Green
Mountain varieties are being planted
and the acreage viii be trebled this
year.
NllwauEee-An increase Of $1,000
600 IN building operations for Nilwau-
kea since the first of the year as. com
pared with the corresponding period
OF Iast year was recorded in the office
of the building inspector. A total Of
12,704 permits have been issued since
Jan 1. representing an expenditure
OF sl168T.2l3. Last year for the same
period 1l.0SS permits were issued fer
an aggregate value of 22791.742
Eau Claire-The laraea. senior class
IN the history 81 the Eau Claire high
school wiz Be graduated the night OF
june s. al the Grand Opera house.
when 800 viii receive diplomas. The
boys this year scored a distinct sue
cess by placing ten On The honor roll
Of - students having an average Of
over 90 for their four years work.
Last year only one boy managed TO
MAKE the honor roll
Darlinnon-N. S. Randall. an old
time wolf hunter, secured Two wolf
cubs IN he town Of Kendall. Latay-
cite county, and presented the scalps
al the county clerks Office and was
paid the bounty. It is supposed that
the mother wolf was travelling through
the county on her way farther north.
Wolves are rarely captured IN LaTay-
cite county.
Ladysmith-Tbe outlook for a bump
er crop Of hay in Rask county has not
been as promising Tor years as is the
case this season. With the heavy COW
ering Of snow throughout the winter.
clover and other grasses were kept
from winter-killing; and with the fire.
quent rains throughout April and May
together with q favorable temperature.
pastures and meadows are in excellent
condition
Lan. er-The drive for members
70 BE- eiated with the Grant coun-
t. unit @ tie National Farm bureau
has pro5perad SO Wei thar over 700
are now enrolled. But one-third on
the % townships fin the county have
so lar been Icited and Il is believed
by she time the drive is ended, June
Is that az least 1900 farmers VIII
have enrolled
Racine Richard Carlson. Racine. "a
taxi driver WAS killed when the rah