Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1925-08-29


their nomination papers for a place on
the special election ballot not more
than forty days and not less than thirty
days before the election. Thus he
pointed out, with only two weeks be-
tween the primary and election. the
defeated candidates would not have
time to file as Independents.
Madison-The question of the uni
versity accepting money from organl.
cations TO supplement state appropria.
tions for the erection of buildings and
the institution of research work viii.
be fought out before the next legisa.
ture, it was apparent with the express
sion of considerable opposition to the
position taken by the university re-
gents in voting to turn down gifts in
the future
Green Bay-A tin stock box, con-
tanning notes, insurance policies and
other business papers. believed to be-
long to the VanLent-St. Claire Corpor-
alton, MantoWoc, taken by robbers
more than a year age, was found BY
highway engineers surveying the pro
posed relocation Of highway 10 in the
woods about two miles from Coopers-
town and turned over to police.
Fennimore John Kelley, ir., Wood
man. a member of the Grant county
highway commission, while driving to
Lancaster was hit by a Northwestern
passenger train. The accident oc-
cured where corn field obstructs the
view of approaching trains. Mr..
Kelley was cut about the head and
face
Eau Claire ConstitutonaIity of the
city ordinance under which Mrs. Carrie
Wangen was convicted by jury at
Eau Claire of selling home brew was
attacked by her attorney, who an
nounced that the case would be APP
pealed. A fine Of 5000 was imposed,
but stay of sentence was granted
pending the appeal.
Manitowoc-A few hours after his
barn burned with portion Of the
harvest, farm machinery, and two
cows, Herman Fielder, town Of Eaton,
Calumet county farmer, admitted to
Sheriff HASTEN that he set fire to the
place. He was Immediately arrested.
Fielder was seen lighting straw near
the barn, and the sheriff was notified.
Rice Lake-Flre Of undetermined
origin Quilted the Tourist, leading hotel
at Rice Lake, causing loss Of S25,-
GOO. covered by insurance. Breaking
out at a. m, the flames routed sixty
men. women and children guests tn
night attire. Some were partly over
come by smoke inhalation
Neutrality-suspicious.. 5-year.old
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs Martin Bonk.
Manftowoc. was severely burned when
her clothes caught fire from birthday
candles which she had placed on sand
cal,es in her ward. Flames completely
envehped the child and her arms legs
and back were badly scorched-
Knowlton An unknown woman was
discovered bv passersby in machine
shed adjoining tile Knowlton post Of
fca i'm seriously exhausted condi-
ZION Investigation developed that She
had been hiding there for five days ana
had subsisted entirely upon clover
buds from hay that had been stored
In a part Of the building
sturgeon Ray-Using 10000 In new
silver dollars. Approximately haif a
ION If silver the Leathem ? smith
door, and stone companies IF Sturgeon
Bav n,et their semi-monthiy payFoiis
with the currency
Fond In Lac-Dr A. F. Center. She
bovaau. suffered compound fracture
~ both bones VI bis left arm when the
Ear IN which he AHA Dis wife were res
turning i'd SRebargan from Lake Butte
Das Marre, overturned 80 highway p
glx miles east " Fond iu Las.
Rhinelardsr- Saving the bars q a
second story window and lowering