Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1924-05-10
BADGER STATE
HAPPENINGS

|. HAPPENINGS i.
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FINDING OF fresh raw meat
~ Yards OF Monroe prominent
J. ina the death OF several dogs
r.aa an uproar among dog fan
= lid city. VINO believe a whole
~ ef.oa.ns plot is on foot. Dr..
I clark has offered a reward OF
= : 4. information that viii lead TO
q arrest and conviction Of those re
(. 1or The poison. Sudden i'll
81 seized numerous dogs about
Il Inv ana they have dropped dead
ss8 90 BE- shot by policemen to re-
reFs their misery.
p.-t FslIs-The Layne-Bowler Co.,
c,.~,go Is drilling on the Wardenski
lm southwest of Park Falls. This
!. me last Of many attempts to Sc
rrs adequate supply OF pure water.
NJ Wardensh demanded $4,000 for
=. placre tract last fall and refused
mission OF the city to dig wells.
r.g5snnatfon proceedings were start
~ An agreement was reached where
~ the city acquires an option on the
,roosrtv Tor $3.50 and il water is struck
an additional $4,000 must be paid.
plsnoville-The committee on his
,o-IcaI sites and landmarks OF the
Wisconsin Federation OF Women's
cobs vii. place a bronze tablet on the
o57feJIows han. Plaueville, in com
rsmoration OF the first church built
i Wisconsin, and in fact west Of
lake Michigan. 1t was part of the
Galens mission and was built in 1882.
The women are raising the necessary
hg5, through a series Of moving pic
ne shows.
AndgO-Bernard Paulsrud, %, re
based from the state reformatory at
Green Bay apr. IS, after serving II
months oil one-year sentence, en-
bgsd less than a fortnight OF liberty.
He was sentenced to three years in
states prison at Waupun after plead
hg guilty to passing a worthless
check al a hotel barber shop Pauls
uas only excuse for the crime was
! la be had run out Of funds.
Brentwood NJ Nichols, Ladysmith;
~ WOcott Exeland; Norman
Dez Chlcaeo. are organizing the sJa
ta Handle Manufacturing Co. at
y Egsland Is miles east OF Brentwood.
IT, company viii manufacture han
dies 70. tools Ii is believed that the
business viii meet with great success
due 70 .he abundance Of hardwood
handle timber and because OF excel,
len. shipping facilities
Madison Thomas Evans Britting
han. "a years old, millionaire philan-
tAr0ps' and former member of the
University Of Wisconsin board Of re-
gems died abroad q ship bound for
South America, it was learned at his
hone in Madison recently. Mr. Brit
bingham was senior partner of the
Birmingham d Nixon Lumber com
I1y The body will be brought to
Madison Tor burial
Naier-own-One hundred and fifty
fAss viii be erected under the direc-
acn Of The American Legion in Water
@s1 along Main street. to be used
Z al holidays and festive occasions.
IL equipment is such that all flags
~ oe uniform and will include side
van sockets with caps, so that they
y 1e placed within a short time.
i planned later to continue the
'o5 o. other streets in the business
te-oa Of the city.
D 4r-l-- Bowwow conventions in
5I.Ai during May have been called
III 1atl Of Police Thomas Calder,
" announces that this is stay at
II ~ month for ALI dogdom in the
u Merrill and that the citys or
II \ -''-e foA5idug CANNES from run
e viii be strictly enforced.
.--.l from garden owners
s--4 t4s announcement
avg -seFentynfne school chill
ssa bird house contest
Ae- Lake Prizes We're given
men Prize winners and
@Ea Instructor were en-
luncheon b. the Rotary
9.ra houses will be in,
.ae civ park
Annette &. Wilder. aged
4- a-= Charles H. Wilder.
a5man Of Evansville.
-o-e Z. her daughter. Mrs
was the oldest resi-.
coming to this coGn