Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1913-10-31
D0|NCs IN COURT
ALL JURY CASES DISPOSED OF
AND JURY DISMISSED
BAUML VS.. CITY CASE CONTINUED
Rapid Progress Made on Long Cal
endar and Session May End
Saturday

The October term of court is draw
ing to a close, and, while it may
possibly run into next week, it is
thought that by tomorrow night the
session will probably be ended. All
jury cases were disposed of and the
jury dismissed at noon Thursday.
At the time the News-Budget went
to press last week the amount OF
Louis Kohlar's fine had not been de-
termined He was fined $25 and
costs, amounting to $148.72. John
Krcma, who was found guilty on
one of the two counts charged
against him, was fined $40 and costs,
amounting to $122.14. In giving the
jail sentences against Barney Berg
strom, Andrew Johnson, Gabriel Ha-
verson, Iver Iverson and Ed John
son, who plead guilty to dynamiting
fish, and which sentences were sus-
pended on probation, as one year,
we were in error The sentence as
sessed against each was two months.
Cases not mentioned in our arti-
Gle last week have been disposed of
as follows:
Thos Gunderson VS.. Park
Judgment for plaintiff for $1,000
w. Pepper VS.. John Lindoo-Ver-
dict for plaintiff.
l. u. Davis and G. W. Davis vs..
R. A. Aust counsels
motion for non-suit granted and case
dismissed.
In the several cases of the First
National Bank of Marshall County
and The Marshall County Trust &
Savings Co. VS.. Thomas Tribbey, Da-
sey Boggs ct al, judgments were
awarded the plaintiffs on notes.
In the personal injury suit OF
Anton. Pete, as guardian of Robert
Henry Pete, a minor, VS.. Arpin Hard
wood Lumber Co, the jury awarded
the plaintiff $1,S91.66
The judgment of the justice court
was affirmed in the case of John
Traczyki VS. K J. Puszcykowiski and
Joe Pyndzymos.
The suit of AL. Michaels ct al VS.,
Dwight Brown and Wisconsin Log
& Mfg. Co. resulted in q judgment
of $3.50 and interest being grant
ed the plaintiff.
Timothy Desmond VS.. Mary A,
Moore ct al-Judgment of foreclOs-
ure.
Mabel Lewis VS. NJ NJ. Peterson
ct al-Judgment of foreclosure.
Adolph Roesler VS. Agnes Roesler
Marriage annulled, it being shown
that the latter was married previous
ly and no divorce had been obtained.
Fred Roser ct al VS. NJ NJ. Ped
erson ct al-Judgment of foreclosure
The following cases were settled
out of court Flanagan vs.. Rote,
Rowley vs. Burgess, l.. e. Chambers
VS.. NJ NJ. Peterson, NJ. o. Bell VS..
500 Ry., Aug. Tonnell VS.. Tony &
n. E. Ry. and 500 Ry.
Cases continued to the next term:
Butch VS. Kramer, Kaye VS.. Lundy
Steele VS.. Butterfield, Steele VS.
Litten, Steele VS.. E. H. Lundy, Steele
VS.. Lulu NJ. Lundy, Andrew Baum
VS.. City of Ladysmith In the last
mentioned case the city was ready
to proceed, but plaintiff asked thai
the case be continued, as some o1
the PLAINTIFFS witnesses were mo-
present. The request was granted
the plaintiff paying the expense fol
witness fees incurred by the witness
es for the city.
The case of the Town Of Gordor
VS.. John and Henry Fleishbein ant
the Glidden State Bank was not tried
change of venue being taken t(
Chippewa county, as some of the
principal witnesses were absent.