Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1925-09-26


by Jan l, but this new obstacle nay
delay construction, according to tie
men.
Hayw d-Th, team Of John
Thompson, Lenroot township. SAWYER
county, broke the state horse pulling
record when it moved 2.725 pounds
2 Il feet in 122 seconds. The pre-
vious record was goo pounds. The
team weighs 1920 pounds. The new
record was made at the Sawyer coun-
ty fair horse pulling contest held I'M
der auspices Of the state college of
agriculture
Observation-Disclosures stands four
teenth among the states in the amount
paid in federal taxes, 1t was an
nounced in Washington by David H.
Blair, internal revenue commissioner.
During the fiscal year Of 1925 Wiscon-
sin residents paid S36, $50, 434.SO into
the federal treasury. Among the
states commonly referred to as the
northwest Wisconsin was first.
Tomah-County Judge Ii. A. Rich
ards imposed one of the stiffest dry
law fines yet on record in Monroe
county when he sentenced Leonard
Garske, guilty Of transporting liquor
from La Crosse to Sparta, to a fine
of $500 and costs of $4063. In addi-
ton, he was given a sentence of 80
days in Jail on a second offense charge
-Cheesemakers Of the Mon
roe foreign type cheese district are be-
ing urged to enter Swiss in the Ma.
tional Dairy exposition In indianapolis,
Oct. 10 to H. in an effort to give heavy
competition to Ohio. Ohio last year
took the gold medal despite the fact
that the Monroe district is recognized
as the greatest Swiss cheese produc-
ton area in the country.
Madison-Paul n. Reynolds, director
of the department Of municipal ac-
counts and general property statistics
of the state tax commission, has re-
signed to become head of a depart
ment of business economics in a Madi-
son manufacturing concern. effective
Oct. l. Mr.. Reynolds has been con-
nected with the tax commission for
the last eight years.
Fond du Lac-R. G. Preston, Wan
kesha. has been appointed farm man
ager Of the Wisconsin Industrial home
for women at Taycheedah. supt Pearl
r. Phillips has announced. He will
assume his duties Oct -. The State
home has approximately go acres Of
land under cultivation.
Sturgeon Bay Frank Suthers, SUI
perintendent Of the state fish hatchery
in Sturgeon Bay for the last u years,
has been transferred to Madison He
has been in the employ of the state
commission for the last % years No
announcement has been made as TO
his successor.
Madison This city will be the scene
Of the twenty-1rst annual convention
Of the Wisconsin Association Of Mas
ter Bakers on Oct 5-7 Three hundred
are expected to attend Arrangements
have been made to entertain wives Of
the bakers.
Merrill-Harry II. KolIs, director Of
the Elks' orchestra and one Of the
leading violinists In central Wisconsin.
will leave Merrill for Milwaukee hav-
ing accepted a position as instructor
Of violin at the Universal Conservatory
of Music
Madison-ElPht con ventions Of
teachers Will be held In Wisconsin
within the next two months, It was
announced at headquarters In Madi-
son Of the Wisconsin Teachers as
ISOLATION
Madison-Work will be started soon
on the 100000 addition 70 the new
81. 100000 Lorraine hotel IN Madison.
II was learned when building permit
was issued for the construction.
Antigo-The sawmIll y 7. ?. Kel-
Iogg Lumber Co. at Poplar II miles
east If Amigo, was destroyed by fire.
The fire originated I'm the boiler room.
The mill was the oldest Ell Langlsde
county and may be rebuilt
Appleton-A worlds record for safe
~ was ended at the Kimberly mlIl q