Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1925-03-28

dustry proposed building and equip
luent OF which are expected 10 cost
$4,000, according TO announcement
by II +. Erickson, local banker. Mr.
Erickson. with other citizens, has been
instrumental in Interesting New York
company in starting a plant In their
village. The concern expects to handle
10000 pounds of milk daily. Botn
whole and skinned milk in powdered
form will be produced.
Racine Seeking to prevent the col
lection Of $4,000 in normM income
taxes and soldiers bonus and educa-
tional surtaxes for 1918 and 1919 as
levied by the state tax commission,
IL. Nj Wallis, former president Of the
J. /. Case Plow Co, filed action In
circuit court 10 restrain the city Of
Racine from attempting IL collect the
amount or declaring them delinquent
Tomahawk-At a meeting Of the
Tomahawk Izaak Walton CHAPTER
members went ON record against clos
ing the deer season in counties sur
rounding Lincoln county ana leaving
this county open, but favored a closed
season throughout the state for at
least two years. A resolution was
passed against the movement to raise
nonresident fishing license fees 10 S.
Kenosha-R. W. Davis. Bangor
chairman OF the La Crosse county
board, was unanimously reelected
president of the Wisconsin County
Boards association for the fourth term
at their convention in kenosha. Il. c.
Bretting, chairman of the Ashland
county board, was elected secretary
treasurer.
Madison-One Of the largest farm
deals In Dane county in several months
was announced with the sale by John
/ Helm, Dane. of his 320-acre farm to H.
G, BirSinblne, New Rockford n. j..
The sale price is said to have been
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chased fully equipped with personal
property, farm machinery and stock
Fond du Lac-Fond du Lac's munich
pal water department produced Sl29.-
29454 revenue during 1924, according
to the last financial report submitted
/ by J. J Breister, retiring city commits
sioner and head Of the department.
Following the payment on bonds the
net gain FOR the department was So,
930.S9.
Wisconsin Rapids A net profit Of
$22, 4S345 was earned by Wisconsin
Rapids two municipality owned pub
He utilities during 1924, it is disclosed
by the annual report Of c. F. Gross.
manager The electric department re-
turned a profit of S25.40t56. while the
water department suffered deficit Of
! $2,9lS09
Madison All bus service between
/ Madison and Stevens Point, Monroe
and Dubuque, Iowa, has been inded-
nitely suspended because Of bad roads,
/ it was announced at Madison AT the
Union bus station Melting snow and
rains have made the roads impossible
in many places and has slowed up
other bus schedules considerably.
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down by "A bloodhound owned by Wal
/ Ter Pireaux Of Wabeuo was Killed at
the edge 81 a clearing By woodman
who struck the animal over the head
with au AK The wolf came founder
ing through the snow exhausted after
being driven twenty-five miles by the
dog which was only few feet behind
Stevens Point The Green Bay and
/ Western road is making preparations
for relayIug five miles 30 truck from
New London Junction east The road
/ has just completed construction uf it's
new storage warehouse at New Lon
don. The building replaces the struc-
ture burned q year ago.
GAINESVILLE Experiments with the
chlorine gas treatment 10 discover its
value as remedy for influenza are De-
ing conducted ST the Rock county poor
farm by Supt Archie cullen ANA Br-
Thomas Su0der8se. There has been a.
severe epidemic ~ tho di-ease at Che
farm ana 2.o patients we're treated
Juneau one compartment q the
county JAIN az Juneau has been set
aside as sforeroem for slot machines.
the harvest ef recent raids rs gene,-
an cleanup Of Dodge county Gambling
devices thus far seized number nearly
80. and more are expected
Rhmplaudcr An automobile driven
10y John Canuard struck and killed It
timber wolf near woodruff Part #
one Of the animals front feet had
been torn away, Indicating mat 4 bad
recently escaped from trap