Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1924-10-04


s.,oyered three half-grown cubs in a
80 which he proceeded to kill. A
var ago he shot a large male bear.
rsippewa Falls ~ Machinery and
.,,lrme1t OF the Chippewa Sugar Re
s.ro Co. Chippewa Falls, is being
r.8s ready for the fall and winter
- which will consist Of the refining
: maW to 10000 tons of beets.
Tsstbe- conditions have retarded the
ssst crop. which is harvested late in
tie year.
Observation-Disclosures on the Lac du
rmbeau reservation and other parts
i pnper Wisconsin are gathering the
animal wild rice crop, After storing
soopgb Of the rice for their own use
DARING the winter, the Indians will
sen the surplus at a good price. BY
many people wild rice is considered a
lslicaCy.
Greenwoood-Mrs. Tilsch, 81, be
came lost in the woods in the town
4 Greenwood and was found late at
right by a searching party after she
1si wandered about for eight hours
aside from being exhausted and badly
scratched by underbrush, she was
tone the worse for her experience.
Green Bay-Brown county farmers
.rl utilize at least 1880 pounds Of
rao.el. tile new land clearing explo-
size. III their work this fall Orders
.tor that amount already have been re-
a5ed and placed by County Agent ].
a Kay1augh. The shipments will
begin in d week
superior-Lucille, 8, daughter of Mr.,
al Mrs John Grimstad, of Superior,
narrowly escaped death when struck
b. an automobile driven by Wallace
larson ana dragged several feet. The
Gl was playing in the street when
A5 accident occurred, witnesses
GATED
Green Andrew Zeutius, 50 year
Oh civil war veteran and Brown coun-
.D pioneer, died at a hospital in Green
Bay AFTER a long illness. Mr.. and
Ar5 Zeuuus recently celebrated their
fityfighth wedding anniversary, hay
i1g been married on Christmas eve,
lG5
Sheboygan-Charles Gabert, 35, fell
Of The roof of his house in Sheboygan
While Singing it and landed on a
Pile Of brick 40 feet below. His In
Ares consisted of two minor frac-
lures OF the right forearm. He does
Eol understand how he escaped death.
Shavano-A $4,000 volt high tension
me is under construction from Nichols
g Sha|ano, running through Bonduel,
sll will supply current to the entire
aaiory Of the Badger Utility Co.
TIE Shawano line will cost $4,000,
aal will be completed in October.
New Disgings-The barn, machinery
iaed and sheep house on the ]. NJ.
thompson farm, two miles west of
esE lleginas, We're destroyed by fire,
%ae'ed 10 have been caused by spon-
@leous combustion IA wet hay. The
4as MAS put at $4,000.
A2i1e!arder-James Sucke, IS,
.o.aer Oneida county lumberman,
esl suddenly from heart disease in
asiamegton Wash. Sucke formerly
a'e1 sawmiH near Rhinelander
I. hal followed the lumber industry
Z 'ae West since 1907.
!, Sas5oysan-Charles Imig, -. son of
:. and Mis- George Imig. Sheboygan,
~ lose aa eye as the result of hav-
= aeea truck by a tinfol ball, shot
VA d rubber band in the lands of
Playmate three feet from him.
!, William Bell. 80. was
~.2a dead near the 500 line tracks
- Fourth Street. Oshkosh. close to
aver He had been gassed
and evidently died from
sAse. He was unmarried.
2a.o The couiuardville school.
g.qnto. is closed on account
!. amic Of grip. The graded
], Mountain is also closed on
g several cases Of scarlet
district.
work is TO be started at
new roundhouse for the 500
With the completion OF
4-se the present 24-stall
9mpany at Menasha viii