Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1923-10-06

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Peshugo-The 10 months old daugh.
ter OF Mr. and Mrs. John OLeary. who
manages the ArnOyitz farm near Pesh-
tigo. had her hand horribly mutilated.
The member became caught in tina
gears OF The gasoline engine as z was
in operation. tearing the little finger
o5 completely. crushing the next fin.
ger and decorating the palm of the
hand Six months ago the little daugh-
ter Of Lynde Smith, who was then
managing the farm, lost little finger
in the same engine
Manitowoc-P Papers have been filed
with the register of deeds at Mani.
towoc for incorporation Of the Jo-
names Pure Food company, which
will operate canning factory at
I Cleveland. The company is capital
lied at $4,000 with $4,000 of the
amount in common stock Several
months ago a site was bought and
erection OF the factory viii be started
at once. The company will can yari-
GUS vegetables.
Grantsburg Fires have broken out
on the Crex Carpet company's twins
grass meadows at Black Creek and
Fish lake and already large amount
of the years cut has been destroyed.
A huge force of men Is at work fight
ing the flames and is expected that
they will be controlled before spread.
ing much further In the Fish lake
district the fires are burning in the
peat beds. making 1t very difficult TO
quench them,
Monomonee Falls-A barn and sew
eral machinery buildings on the farm
of John Wick. three miles south of Me
nomonee Falls. were d, royet by fire
recently. The loss 10 estimated at
100000, partly covered by Insurance.
All the crops We're in including 1870
bushels of potatoes. goo bushels Of
oats and all hay and straw, Two
silos and contents were also destroyed
with farm tools and machinery.
Jane sville- Through a decision rem.
dered az q hearing before Samuel BY
ram Of the Wisconsin railroad com
mission. all interurban trains Of tho
Rockford and tnterurban Co viii come
+ 10 complete stop before crossing
the town line crossing on tho Beloit
road between GAINESVILLE and Beloit
after dark During the day They will
slow down to five miles an hour.
Horizon While riding bicycle
with an open jacknlfe in MS hand.
+ Harvey Smith Of Horizon fell from
/ the wheel and the point Of the knife
penetrated his chin The youngster
feared TO tell his mother of the acct
dent and tried to treat the wound him
self AS a result he is suffering from
/ a severe infection and is under the
care of physician.
Drummond The village OF Drum
mond in central bayfield, county.
boasts of one of the finest and most
modern new school buildings in the
county, as well as In the northern part
Of the state. and while il is not yet
completed work Is progressing rapid.
ly and The new structure viii be ready
for occupancy in few weeks
Sturgeon Bay-Arthur King. stur-
geon Bay, Iotssed red hot rivet,
which flew wild. entered The front Of
his open shirt and burned him badly
about the chest stomach and leg.
King was rushed 70 the hospital,
where he was given immediate medi-
cal attention. King is employed at
the Sturgeon Bay Dry Dock.
Eau Claire Damages Of $4,000 are
asked by Miss Rose Wills. through
! her guardian, Harry wis from the
( Wisconsin-Minncsota Light a Power
4 Co. for injuries received vtar hit by
bali at electric park at Claire.
/ Miss Wills was outside IL, ball park
when struck and claims tlNJ her nose
/ is permanently injured
GAINESVILLE Walcowis Ollie Hylaard
/ Rock county bull which this year md
\ two preceding years was named cham
pion at the Wisconsin state fair, Is in
the running for the grand champion
ship al the National dairy show at
+ Waterloo Ollie is FIRST in the age
/ bull class. competing with II other
bulls.
Madison Mrs. Mary w. Peterson.
wife Of Prof w H Peterson Of the
agricultural department Of the Uni
versity OF Wisconsin. was found dead
IN gasflled room at the home cS
Miss Amelia Gath IN Madison III
health IS believed to have been the
reason for her suicide
Green Bay -The Green Bay lakes.