Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1919-04-16

Depere voted 3O2 to As against
100000 war memorial for Brown
county to be located at Green Bay.
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Failing backward from a truckload
OF lumber, John Olson, 40, Iron
Mountain, fractured his skull and
died.
Extensive winter killing of pas
lures occurred in southern Wiscon-
sin. Many fields will have . be
plowed and seeded.
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Sheboygan police await naval Off
GERS before dealing with Frank Brown
and VIM. Livingstone, who were ar
! rested on complaint of two girls.
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The baby of Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert
Ashley of Beryl, ate strychnine pills
while the parents were on a visit at
the grandmother's and died in 20 min
utes.
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The Croak Brewing Co., only brew
ing company in GAINESVILLE, has taken
up the manufacture of near beer"
and will not become a plant for ar
tificial ice.
Lightning caused $4,000 damage
when it struck the barn of Alvin
Gruber of Mayville, last week. Four
horses worth $500 a team were de-
stroyed with other property.
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The trial of three Italians for the
murder of policeman Grant Bosch
last summer, has begun at Madison.
Another Italian accused of compiled
ty is now in Mendoza insane hospi-
tai.
VIM. G. Schumann and his wife,
Rhinelander, died after a weeks ill
ness with influenza and pneumonia.
One child survives. They went for
an over-Sunday visit with relatives
and became i'll.
Tobacco proceeds slowly at Edger-
ton where 20 hands can be used in
the work but are not present. Tobac-
co continues to fall and some crops
have been sold at ten cents pound.
The retail price is still something
turrible"
Dodge county has an election con-
test. $500 votes were cast for county
judge being divided 1895 for w. H.
Woodland, incumbent, and 1885 for
Elmer H. Naber. A complete re-
count is in sight. Naber has been a
candidate four times.
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Lightning during a severe storm
near Manitowoc, struck Kossuth
schoolhouse. Myra Grams ard Rich
ard Swade, students, were badly
burned. The teacher, Miss Antoin-
nette Kolichek, and number Of 9TH
er students were knocked ufcon-
scious by the shock. The bufEGfng
was damaged, but no. SCI afire.
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walter Zieske, aged 18, an early /
cancer on Lake Mendoza, was drown I
ed and Roy Willgrubbs had a long,
wait in icy water by the overturned |
canoe. The boys left Madison for A. \
canoe trip and were upturned by the
nigh waves. julius Brockel, a IA
boy, rescued Willgrubbs /
with rowboat. Zeiske's body was {
for and recovered.
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Mrs Lillian Litzenberg and Peter
George of Union Grove, have sued
the Milwaukee road for damages of
$4O,O00- They were in an auto at |
Corllss last November when struck |
by a train The car struck side on !
and was carried 200 feet. The oc-
cupants were severely injured. Each I
party asks $4,000 and George wants !
additional salve of $40 for damages
to his car and suit of clothes.
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Justice l.. R. Mcpherson of Super
Tor, held that Selling Liquor in a room |
without a search warrant was lille |
gal in the case of Elmer Anderson, |
charged with bootEegging- Elmer !
drew 30 days In the bandhOuse "just |
the samie" The court ordered acting !
chief Osborn to return EImer's red |
eye but the chief has it locked up in |
the station defying both court and |
owner to get it without legal pro- |
cedure. 600
The Union Dental Co., Milwaukee, |
lost its appeal from the Judgment |
which Ida Sinda obtained in a Mil |
waukee court. She was awarded
$196.25 on her claim for damages on
account of work of Charles f. Erven !
anu lTWlH ETI0u. lie pla1MLlH SUI l
fered for a long time from a crown. (!
Finally she went to another dentist, !
who declared the crown should be |
removed and certain treatments adj
to relieve suffering. She
then began an action for damages.
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Wisconsin plow land is worth $50
per acre, average, the department of
agriculture reports. The figure is
$1469 above the average for the
United States. 1t is above it's own
average for 1918 by 81; 1917 by SO,
and 1916 by SIS. Wisconsin is 9th
highest of As states. Iowa is first
with $3.50; Illinois second with $144;
California third with $121 and Indi-
ana 500. The southeastern states
made the poorest showing, with the
south second last, then the east.
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John Walsh of Two Rivers, protest.
ed his innocence but allowed officers
to search his home for stolen goods.
The inventory read as follows: II
gallons of redeye liquor Called whis-
key in polite circles), 27 cans of sal
mon 63 cans of sardineS. Is cans of