Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1924-03-01
BADGER STATE
HAPPENINGS

u5spital for the Insane for the past
II Years. has been suspended by the
stare board of control and ordered to
srrear before that body and show
rse why he should not be perma-
n.1tlv removed. The boards action
came as a result of an investigation
IN the 6eath of Louden Heenan, "a,
of JanesrIle, and of charges made
by TWO brothers OF the dead man that
ueanan had been subject to brutal
enlistment during the month he was
patient at the Mendoza institution.
I,r NJ. X. Green of the Wisconsin
Psgchiaric institute, Farewalls Point,
has been placed temporarily in charge
81 Ehe Mendoza hospital.
Brandon-W William Heidel, IS, son of
III. and Mrs Herman Heidel. met
with a tragic accident in the plant
r. The Hemp Company in that village,
which may cost his life Heidel lost
hath his arms, one of them being torn
ont at the shoulder and the other just
below the shoulder, and possible inter
nal Injuries. when he became caught
on ii revolving shaft in the mill. No
one saw how the accident occurred.
The first intimation fellow workmen
had that anything was wrong was
when they saw the body of the boy
being threshed around the shaft
Plainfeld-The village of Dexter
vile. northwest of Plainfield, is rails
ing money to build a church. Dsx
teryine was founded in 1S48. Last
wear. when the village school was sup
planted by a modern structure, the
old building was turned over to the
Union Sunday school. Now it has
been decided to tear It down and use
the lumber for church Financial
assistance from nearby towns viii re
sought
Burlineton-H. E. zimmerman has
rendered his resignation as postmas-
ter al Burlington, effective March l,
poor health being given as the cause.
He has served eight years and his
term would have expired June 5, next. =
The Burlington Commercial club has
asked the civil service commission
and the postmaster general to pro
mote Assistant Postmaster Henry r.
pr4emars.
Neenah-Neenah is contributing to
TIE 100000 expense Of taking care
Of mIs3irccted mail to the extent of
$500 year, according to Postmaster
] 3 Schneider. who has issued a plea
70 be public to avoid carelessness
"a addressing packages and letters. +
On the average Of five letters a day
60 70 the dead letter office from that
city according to the postmaster.
Prendce-The Prentice Co-opera-
tive Creamery Co.'S business in 1928
totaled S244359. Of which sum SILL
ly5 was paid to farmers for butter
far. The company manufactured $751;
0l5 pounds Of butter. There are 403
stockholders, It is predicted that
within a few years Prentice will have
one OF the largest cooperative cream
cries in the world
Ju1eau-Au last summer Walter
Nais town Of Lowell, Dodge county,
Missed nails from his work bench
about as fast as he could bring them
from town Recently he inspected a
c9Fe cote on the roof OF farm build
'ng and was surprised to find the
nal.s, several pounds of them, stored
away in the nests.
Jl0eau-Dan Reen, former chair
man .. The town Of Clyman, Dodge
n county has patented a sanitary perch
y .2E fowls. BY piping insectcide fluid
rom an elevated tank to absorbent
q a-s covering the roost it is said Mr..
"s'A "lt reyolutionize the methods
=. 4sAieeting poultry houses to ban
ISL mites and lice.
Yves, h.ondike- Maple sugar max
@est kolndike are preparing
Dig run this spring. 1t is be-
81 4 thar there wifi be a good run
81 = @e when the weather warns up.
I9 HE large amount of snow
makers intend to get on the
we It IS claimed that the first
81 -- are sweeter
total Of SIS columns Of
ling 1897 inches without
were written for and pub
~ Madison newspapers during
Fa months by student re-
the sophomore class in
sH7rjng in the University
course in journalism.
-Tramps touring wis
.9 have decided that the
London does not offer
Quarters. Only II regis
January, according to
chief of police. A few
H-aav as II used to seek
eat
During January the
tsr min established a