Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1923-05-05

Marinette-All the farm buildings,
including barn, machine shed, silo
and buggy shed, wood shed and two
story house on the Joseph Schroeder
farm near Loomis, Marinette county,
were destroyed by a mid day fire.
The house of Samuel Mccormick and
the garage of Mr.. Schroeder, located
nearby, were set ahre by sparks, but
the flames were extinguished. School
session were dismissed and the
teachers and pupils assisted the
bucket brigade.
Sheboygan-A new addition to st.
Nicholas hospital, for which contract
has just been awarded, will give She
boygan additional hospital facilities
which are very much needed. The
new fireproof building will replace the
last OF the originally constructed
units of the hospital. The complete
cost of this new structure and re-
modelling of operating departments
VIII approximate RIoJSOVV.
Rice Sidney Kalmarth, Z, a
pupil in the first grade of the Jeffer-
son school in Rice Lake. died sud
denly in the school room. He had
complained of a headache early in
the day. but was apparently in nor
mai health, when he suddenly
shrieked and fell to the floor uncon-
scious among his little playmates.
He died shortly after a physician ar
rived. The cause of death was given
as cerebral hemorrhage.
SUPERIOR novel complaint that
sugar barons are stealing the bread
"out of the mouths of our babies was
made in an anonymous letter re-
ceived in Superior. signed "a Noon
sinner" Unless the government
speeds up its action against sugar
gouging,7 the bootlegger suggests that
"moon" be raised from its present
price of IS per gallon to Sc.
Madison-The North Western road
machine shops at Baraboo and Elroy
may he moved to Madison following
the construction of a proposed S0-stall
roundhouse. machine shops and car
repair plant within the next eight
months it was announced by Madi-
son officials of the road. The extern
sions wis. represent an aggregate ex-
penditure Of 100000.
Nanawa-- Missing since last Noyem-
Der. the body of Herman Pubanz was
found in Whitcomb's creek about eight
miles northwest of Manawa. A YER
diet of suicide by drowning was re-
turned by a corners jury. The de-
ceased was in Manawa only three
DAYS preceding his disappearance,
having been a resilient of Fort Stella
COON, Wash.
Jefferson-A three day session of
entertainment is promised for June Is.
IA and Is. when the annual conyen-
ton and tournament of the Wiscon-
sin state Firemen's association viii
be held ir Jefferson. The meeting
will also be known as a Homecom-
Ing" as it will he the thirty-sixth an
niyersary Of the association.
Narion-An average Of forty pounds
Of butter fat was produced by one
hundred and four cows entered in the
milk contest STAGED here by the
Marion ow Testing association.
Nadfson-Paul s. Hunter, who last
gear was appointed TO take charse Of
the publicity for the athletic DEPART
ment of the University Of Wisconsin,
was appointed fu'I time instructor
IN the department by the board or
regents at $500 a year.
5anesvtlle-A. A. Bentley, defeated
for reelection as mayor Of La Crosse,
and for two years president Of the
Wisconsin League of Municipalities.
has applied for the city managership
of Janesville.