Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1924-07-19
BADGER STATE


THAPPENINGSI /.
mon - Marl deposits, showing
n ger cent content of lime,
s w. bsar located eight miles east of
- The area covered is about
= cores and the depth is one foot
.,obss to six feet. Prof. F. d.
- head Of the soils department
III rfyersity of Wisconsin, said
.t.t in Lis opinion, these deposits
So. among the best in the state.
"a mari wiII be used by the farmers
nm dius of 10 miles or so.
Consfrucaon Of a road to the beds will
begin at 0lce.
ocorro-A line of tourist cars to be
.,ovn As the Gray bus line, each
Irving is passengers. will leave Chi
sago asiIv and pass through Oconto
= ocon-o Falls and Gillett shortly.
I'm C1leu the tour will include
e,oos al smous northern and central
issss and return by way of Wausau,
Trbonrn and Madison. Many Chicago
-acstionis,s are expected to avail
themselves of this new plan of seeing
ne beauty spots of Wisconsin.
AMIGA tract Of 20 acres has been
pl,tfad at Lily, an unincorporated vii
bge and one of the Oldest settlements
n Tanglada county, by the Morse &
Tradewell Co Lily is situated at the
function Of the Lily and Wolf rivers
and is station on the 500 line be-
tween Shawano and Argonne. A state
hank and cheese factory are among
,be plans for development. The vii
lace is near an excellent waterpower
site on the Wolf river.
Fond du Lac-Nearly rs boys, rang
ing in age from 5 to Is years, were
arrested by police recently in connec-
ton with q series Of petty robberies
b Fond du Lac since school vacation
started carly in June. Several BIZ
cycles, boxes of candy, sling shots,
boats fishing tackle and many other
articles were taken from the boys by
the police in their drive on juvenile
crime
Widenberg-To Brown, a Whine
bago Indian, caught a rainbow trout
that weighed trife over eight
pounds and measured 81 inches in
length. Tile catch was made July
In the NeIsoavilIe dam pond. This is
Tie largest trout of the variety ever
caught in he vicinity of Wittenberg.
Brown presented the fish to Supt,
Jacobson 81 Bethany mission, Witten-
berg
Green Bay Kenneth Champeau, 4,
ebay Settlement, sought to make the
acquaintance of calf few miles
from Green Bay. The COW resented
the childs advances to her offspring
ard when BE- came within reach of
her tethar kicked him, breaking his
right leg and his collar bone. He is
n hospital and his condition is said
to be serious.
Cumberland Joseph Donatelle, the
third victim Of an auto accident at
HUDSON, Wis last week, died in a ST.
raul hospital A brother, Edmond
Do1a,elIe. and Henry Kappa were
hIed instantly in the wreck. which
occurred ~ railway crossing. All
were Young farmers living near Cum
berS1d.
Aonroe-0ue Of the earliest settlers
Il the village Of Albany has Just cele-
oa,ed her uinetyseventh birthday an
n'sTsary She is Mrs. Maria (Pond)
warren Tibbitts who still resides in
ae original family home. Born in
newark \, j. in 1927, Mrs. Tibbitts
in 1886.
bTeawool r The Milwaukee road
-as moved NE Draper depot to Lor-
a' a new village established by the
-1all Hines Lumber Co. a mile west
= Diaper Tie company was given
..Iiss''a to move the station by the
So. COMMISSIONS despite the oppo-
a-Oa OF Draper business men.
-a'.le Ga Chen Edward Hubbard,
Ewing east of Prairie du
.- was seriously injured when a
51aE. while under high speed
'5-e g. the emory wheel struck
- Parts of the machine
'as aro9 200 feet
Neg Bloodhoupds nut on
robbers that entered the
- Mercantile Co. store, Sc
d three gold watches,
the edge Of a high
men are believed to
automobile.
George Rich. 14-year-old
Mrs. Arthur Rich,
vs Shot In the e,-a nv on air