Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1924-10-11

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,-o,rtars News of the Badger State
,--s,ped in Condensed Form
v,--s Freedom-The S-year-old son
NJ and Mrs. Carl Yoltz, farmers
- rs-r North Freedom, who had
..nova5 bis father TO the field where
os ,sawing with a tractor, wan
49, into the path of the machine
- lsr down in the grass to play
= snp19sl5ion is that the child fell
cor and lid not see the approach
- rafto. which ran over its right
- frsctar.ng it in two places. Only
n .ott condition Of the ground pre-
4rrsd q more serious injury.
vsnitov -Reflling the gasoline
,.,g Of his tractor while the engine
rs rmn.ag resulted in Steven Saw
- g5 being seriously burned Saw
.ss wha owns a farm between Cato |
s58 Grimms. was operating the silo
suar with lie tractor and started to
N the fuel tank when burning gaso- /
line engeoped aim. There was no
syplosion A doctor was summoned |
md later Savage was removed to the
hospital The injuries are confined to
his LEGS. arms and shoulders.
yirooua-The farmers creamery at
yirooua is out for another record. |
On Aug. 80, it passed the million
ognd mark in the manufacture of /
butter Tor 1924. Last year the million
mark was not reached until Sept. 81
At the close Of August, the creamery |
vas more than 10000 pounds of but 1
Ter ahead OF last year. If the pace is
maintained The total for the year will
easily pass the million and a half
mark
Nonjogi-As Guy Humphrey was
driyina from Durand to Mondovi. his
home a night, man stepped out into
The road and called to him to stop
Mr. Humphrey stepped on the gas
and swegyed When he tipped, the
ear pinned the would-be holdup man
10 the ground. He was rescued by /
three men who came from the road
side and ighted the car The holGup
nan was taken to Mondovi hospital /
Superior Charles H. Baynor. IS, /
Ncknlev Mimi. was instantly killed /
when be- lall beneath the wheels of a
500 line switch train at Superior /
Baynog was seen by trainmen APP
woachHs The crossing on foot, just
before ae locomotive passed After
The engine had gone some distance be-
yond the crossing and returned, the .
naneEd body of Baynor was revealed
On the tracks by the headlight.
kenosaa-An old time dragon head
findock gun was brought up on the
clam drag by George B. Dowell, Will
moi While he was dragging the Fox
river recently. The gun is believed
10 have once been the property of an
early trader. 1t bears the date 1898.
Il is thoueht possible that it was lost
from a canoe many years ago and has
lain in The bottom of the river perhaps
for a century.
Spring Valley-A North Western
PASSENGER train was damaged when a
ford car ran into it at a crossing in
SNlng Valley The Ford is as good
E ever Bonnie Swenson, a high
"AooI boH said h stopped his plebian
1elcIe safe distance from the
Gacks hut that some way things got
mixed ana the Ford crashed into the
eala' tearing of the steps to one of
Tie coaches.
B.rchEood-Iyeayy rains FOR several
oa!s Lave caused farmers in the
ls-gaoorao3d Of Brentwood great de-
.a| III harvesting their potato crops.
.ls crop has not commenced to move
+" market A poor growing season
l7s also delayed the crop and as a
-Vs--l farmers are becoming alarmed
o'ef lae uatavorable weather.
surgeon Bay-It is expected that
vim r. weeks the entire apple
@oP o. Door county viii be harvested.
aDo'. ealloads Of apples have been
! s-4ga- p outside points since Sept
me principal brand marketed so
- is lse Wealthy. Duchess apples
+, also been shipped. The McIn-
''' are now being picked.
Since the closing Of the
~ NUT he Wachsmuth Lumber Co, /
:. crew has been tearing up
Il Jogging railroad Of the company
=. ~" ends into the woods. The
some other equipment, have
aased for Cubans and
H tons Of the equipment has
~ Iapaa to Cuba.
The Baraboo Woe'en min
ned By George M.Arthur,