Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1924-11-08

Linden-The Rule NIiring Co, drill
inE on the SmithRuls farm. one mile
north OF Linden. str4ck a biz deposit
of zine ore. 80 Get IN thickness.
Charles Singer. mayer for the COM
pauy said he ueye saw such rich cut
tinss. -Four years AGO the Fearless
Mining Co held tbe lease to these
lands and mined for time. Although
the ore was high grade. the recovery
was light tn t9nDase and Che company
abandoned the property The strike
by Dir. Singer and his associates. some
of whom are Milwaukee men. proves
that the Fearless Mining Go. was of
the main range
+ Ashland a cool head on the part
/ OF Frank sky %. Ashland, saved his
life when his Left arm was mutiIated
T by the charge OF a l6 gauge shotgun.
( sky and Joseph Green. n. were duck
/ hunting While pulling decoys into
I the boat Sky moved the gun which
was discharged and the shot passed
through his left arm. Sky told Green
TO bind a rope around the upper part
Of the arm to stop the bleeding.
Green then rowed one and oue-Quarter
hours TO q doctor
Madison 4 total of sixty four PEG
/ Pile were illed and 1867 injured in
/ Wisconsin highway accidents du.3ug
The three nonths, June July and Au.
gust, according to a report by the
state highway commission The tar
treatment Of highways has been
pushed during the season with Dane
county alone having ninety miles Of
roads with this AIfaCine The tar
surlaciue will be still more extensive.
~ used next year.
Neenah- Traction company officials
and radio dealers OF Neenah and Me
uasha are maxine efforts to find what
lis believed TO be q MOVIE, leakage
which has put out OF commission prac-
tically every radio receiving set nj the
two cities. Radio fans of both cities
are unable to tuae in on any station,
and get noth,gs but a steady rumbling
in their sets The condition has eX-
listed for several days.
Madison Increase in the number Of
births reported TO the state board OF
health during 1924 Is shown in statis-
ties announced by The board Total
births reported, 59,40l represented an
increase Of 766 over 1922 Steadily
declining infant mortality is attributed
by the board largely 10 attendance by
/ physicians Birth certificates show
that 54.345 Of those reported were at
tended by physicians
I Baraboo Fate dealt kindly with al.
I bert Benz. Durwards Glen, near Bara-
/ boo. when a lamp exploded In his
home during HE absence of the family
When the family came home they
found furniture and woodwork in one
one room burn "a but large puddle
of kerosene from the lamp remained
unburned on the floor -Four canary
birds were slaged by Tire flames
Madison About 5000 miles Of Wis
cousin highway Save been marked
during this year b, ne state highway
commission and the entire new 10000
mile system will be marked By the
end 81 1925 Tho commission reports
+ that the highways have shown con
siderable Improvement with The les
SEEMING Of traffic because OF the ran
Ing off OF the tourist traffic
Madison a total 81 s30s09 was
spent on work at thr state normal
schools during the quarter year end
ing Sept 30 The building 81 the east
wing OF The Whitewater Normal school
at cost of S59.332 40 was the biggest
+ item 0l expense. In Crosse. Oshkosh
and Superior normals incurred no 90.
peuses Tho other schools spent
money for repair work
+ Plattevillc Two quarrel ended
seriously. one with death Al potosi
+ Wis. George Amos struck Hon
Kearns who fen. tul0ue ha head ON
cement stairway his skull was
fractured He died without regain
+ lng consciousness Pearl Jenkins ls
/ in Corn.agbam hospital with broken
knee lie attended a dance and. it JIG
said was elected
Iron River The yield Of winter
wbea, adjacent to mon Bivar was hiRh
thl4 year Report indicate thal IS
.a i0 blabal por acre were common
and several farmers reaped 90 on
thr farm of Mrs Anna Teppo FIJI The
town of Tdpp the WELD aaa IS bush
els per acre Winter wheat is bring
ing Tie grower aDou 81 IS per pushed.
Holwas Horny Sattar. 5G a veteran
Of the spauIsh.AmeGcan war and tha
BoeI war dind q ha home b lIolway
sauer was native Of Norway. and
leaving bis native land when a youth,