Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1924-10-18

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-..,t News of the Badger State |
,o--,nssd in Condensed Form L
urssn-Fifty-eight divorces were
5 IN Marathon county during
r. ending Sept. 80, according to-
I. cords of Henry Bielke, clerk of
\ sesi, court
p,o7e-WHiam Sigwart, Z, years
#-s a hospital in Racine. as
- r1- or injuries received when
was run over by an ice truck sew
nj hours earlier
,.sland-G George sprague, IS, in
.so- tie ashland county poor farm,
.-pc. and killed by a freight
rain while sitting on the station plat
sn at H.-abridge.
pa5ford-A gasoline speeder opera |
! nv Clasen Musgrove struck and
Ind VOL on the Medford Lumber
q. railroad near Medford. Mus
-a,s collected $50 bounty.
Bayfeld-While attempting to stop
rnaway team at his farm, William
stgea sc. was so badly injured that
: 5ied Jew hours later, He was
ms-ating one of the largest CONNER
IA ample orchards in the Bayfield,
peninsula
Bayfeld-Jobn Bissell and Gus An
,srson, both farmers from Madaline
Island. obtained bounty orders for
wolves they had trapped on their
arms Oh The island, and each received |
go There are still many acres Of
vld lands infested with wolves on
tie island.
Wiuenbarg- Bethany Indian mis-
soB WiIaaberg. has reopened with
an enrolment Of $50 Indian children
d the Oneida and Winnebago tribes.
OWNS TO c5owded conditions a larger
number ii applicants were turned
away this fall than ever before in the
alssi0n's history.
Wausau After serving 81 years as
member 81 the Wausau fire depart I
nelt Henry Hayerson, captain of fire |
station .. has resigned. He viii draw
aensi0l sos a month. Only Chief
Frank Zlelsa5lf, who has been a mem
b' OF gar department. Sc years. ex-
ceeis him j length of service.
Madison Appointment of John F.
Baker Madison attorney and former
deputy attorney general, as Wisconsin
attorney Ter the North Western road +
viii headquarters in Milwaukee, was
announced in Madison recently. Mr.
Baker succeeds S. II. Cady, Milwau-
lee recently named solicitor general
Of the road
Phillips Arrangements are being
completed for the second annual pota-
% show TO be held in Phillips about
the middle Of October. Substantial
Hl7s Will insure a big exhibit. Prizes
Tl also be offered for the first time
this year on threshed oats, barley.
ssss aud other products. Several
Speakers have been engaged.
Haydeld-The apple shipping season
'a The bayfield, pen nsula is now
Under Way and, from present indica-
lals g carloads of apples will be
Slapped through the Bayfield, PENN
s~a Fruit ISOLATION. Probably the
@.se5t shipper is the Shlga apple
''.a The crop from that one orchard
vii run close to 1000 bushels.
Veo1to- Reconsuuction of the plant
v .as Holt Hardwood Flooring Co.,
osa1.o destroyed by fire April 10,
las', a. less Of $4,000, is fast near
= CONF on, with modern machin-
Y 5e'zs INSTITUTED for the old
. =. he main building is Y by
= lest Che plants output win be
.--'4sea per cent when operations
a7 asala zumed.
Vatlew Falls-Age isno hindrance
" u H. ews~- amer when If
For the last 81
-. ewart has gone into the
woods IN quest of deer and this
- l4 his so years, he plans
-a The last year during
- r. eslrction was placed on
s. - E of deer hunters were al
a. Mr.. Stewart shot is.
s@A F.s-Tne Flambeau Paper
X Falls. has commenced
n e building Of a railroad
a-lle lake territory where
owns a vast tract of