Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1924-11-29


Msdison-There viii be more mem
bers Of the state senate with expert
ence as legislators In the coming ses-
sion than IL any legislature In recent
I years OF the thircy-two members oG
the legislature now elected, twenty.
one have previous legislative expert
enee AL but two OF these have
served IN the senate before. There
VII be four farmers IN tRe present
state senate, John Z eastman. Den
mark; George Staudenmayer. Portage;
John c. Schumann. Watertcwn, and
Herman Bilgrien. Iron Ridge, Two
members Of the senars senate served
/ previously in the assembly, v. S. Keep
4 pei, HoalmaR. and J. A Barker, An
tigo-
( Green Bay Frank Van Ess. 81, Of
l.Green Bay. died Of injuries received
when he slipped from his bicycle and
+ fell II the path of a team OF horses,
( Van Ess was returning from work
+ Nov. 6, the pavement was slippery
+ from a light rain and his wheel skid.
ded when he struck a car track A
team, owned BY Felix Williams aud
said to have been driven by his son,
I approached from the direction IN
which Van Ess was riding, and the
man was run over.
/ Juneau-The Dodge county board OF
supervisors In session I'm juneau made
an appropriation Of 100000 for road
work the coming season. The So
+ 600 600 bond issue under which the
highway construction projected the
last four years was exhausted with
the completion Of the 1924 program.
However, all main travelled highways
were paved under the bond issue and
la network OF concrete roads connects
the principal cities and villages Of the
county.
Green Bay-A profit OF $4,000 was
netted on the 1894 Northwestern Wis
consin fair, It was reported by the
fair committee at the meeting Of the
county board OF supervisors, The fair
4 association is in excellent financial
condition, and upon receipt Of the
/ county aid appropriation Of $1,000 for
1925 and the state aid for premiums
paid IN 1924, all Indebtedness can be
paid and balance Of $4,000 viii re-
main in the treasury
Rhinelander-Whe allghting from
a school bus David Peterson. 6-year-
old son Of Henry Peterson, Argonne.
Wis was struck By an automobile
driven by " Gabil. jr., o. Wausau
and killed. Gabil. who, with party
OF friends. was returning from a deer
hunting trip, was held BY Forest coun-
t. authorities. pending an investlga-
ton
Rhinelander- John J. Reardon. 81,
t pioneer druggist and president Of the
Oneida National bank of Rhinelander.
died following a long illness. He es-
tabhshed the first drug store IN Rhine
lander nearly forty years ago, coming
from Big Rapids Mich. He was an
ardent sportsman and lover Of outdoor
life.
Amigo County Clerk V. P. Rath.
Amigo. defeated for reelection b.
William Srong. presided al his last
county board session this week after
a service Of @ years Mr. Rath,
whose term closes the first Monday
il January, has been treasurer Of the
County Clerks association for many
years.
MerrIll-The Lincoln county board
increased the salary Of the county su-
perintendent OF schools from 1880 TO
s2.000 q year. The board elected l.
Il Wnlett. Frank A Kudick and NJ. L
ParshalI members OF the county road
AM bridge committee +. J. Smith
was elected treasurer Of the rural
school board
Wausau-Zeke Zenen. 10, son OF Mr..
and Mrs. Mike Zeneu. OF the town OF
Bevent. lies IN a critical condition In
a hospital IL Wausau. suffering from
bullet wound IL the left leg below
the knee The boy says he was shot
by che Of TWO hunters walking along
the road near hia home The hunters
ran when they saw the boy was hit
Monroe-Miss veya NJ Divan. OF
Monroe, for two years girl pig cham
pion Of Wisconsin. has won additional
honors She l. now state champion
home economics girl For this she
wins q free trip to the third annual
national boys and girls congress. at
Chicago. Nov @ 70 Dec. g.
Glen Flora Serious injuries were
received by George Rathsack. Gien
Flora, IL falling 10 the ground when
the limb OF a tree OF which he was
climbing broke He crawled Tor near.
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