Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1919-10-31
CIRCUIT COURT
OPENS NOV. )
FOrty-five Cases on Calendar
Including Six Criminal
Cases
SIX SUITS FOR DIVORCE
WILL BE FL E. A r ID
l.. w. Cooper, Former Hubbard Treas
urer, Brought Here From :
Idaho For Trial

Forty-five cases are listed on the cal
endar for the November term of circuit
court for Rusk county that will open
at the courthouse in this city next
Wednesday, Nov. 5.
Following is the jury: Lester
Clark. Martin Grover, C. w. Page,
Ed ROgness, Oscar SOrenSOn, Cyrus
Stanton, Martin Backen, Ladysmith;
NJ. A. a II erso Weyerhaeuser
Chris Benson. Ed Olson, Atlanta
Philip Bliffert, Jr., Art Gunderson,
J. \. Schmidt, Grant: G. M. Brainerd,
w. e. Mayou, Thornapple; r. J. Galley,
j. r. McNeely. L. II Stenson, Bruce;
S. d. Clark, A. r. Mill, Stubs; Mike
Early, Grow; Peter Flechtner Richard
Hopkins, Henry Stemper, Washington
Martin Howard, Hawkins Peter JAS
icki., Strickland; f. w. KarlStrOm, c..
III. GustafsOn. True; Thomas Lambert,
a. o. st. Clair, Ingram: Alex Leblanc,
Murry; Frank Stevens, John Sigland,
Big Bend w. $. Sergeant, Marshall
w. G. Stone, Hubbard; j. A. Hatha-
way. Wilson.
The jury will have to decide six
criminal cases. as follows:
State VS.. Theodore Sillman. of the
town of Grant, charged with adultery
Atty. L. NJ Thomas will conduct the
defense.
State VS.. Ed Guile, of this city,
charged with obtaining goods under
false pretenses Guile was brought
before the May term of court on this
charge, but was discharged as feeble
minded G.. H. Williams is attorney
for the defense.
State VS.. Joe Dacks. of this city.
Dacks is charged with having mixed
poison with medicine with intent to
kill his wife. Dacks had preliminary
hearing before Judge Maloney July
10 and was then bound over to circuit
court Defendants attorneys are E. G.
Pors and Charles Kirwan.
In the cases of the state VS.. Ed
Kerns and the state VS.. Ira Calkins,
both of the town of Rusk. the defend
ants are charged with illegal fishing.
Complaint of Conservation Warden
SOule alleges that on the 10Th day Of
March, last, the defendants occupied a
shelter or house on Potato lake for the
purpose Of catching fish, contrary to
law At a preliminary hearing before
Justice Walter Mitchell held on the
14th day of last June they were bound
over to circuit court. Thomas & Fisher
will defend both.
The last criminal case ON the calen-
dar is that of the state of Wisconsin
VS.. r.. W. Cooper formerly of Crane
charged with embezzlement of the
funds of the town of Hubbard while he
was town treasurer in 1915. Sheriff
Simon returned from Sand Point
Idaho. Tuesday with Cooper. who will
be defended by Atty. Anson Green, of
Stanley.
Following are civil cases listed for
the jury
H. G. Klein VS. Hugo Zill.
Story & Clark Piano Co. VS.. J. J.
Haasl.
Crane & Ordway Co. vs. p A. Nc
Quillan.
Wisconsin Metal Products Co. VS..
Rusk Manufacturing Co.
G. c. Humber VS.. Peter Reichel.
Albert Holak VS. George Schultz
Ben e. French VS. John Kobe and
John Thompson
Kelly y-Howe-Thomps0n VS.. ]. F. Nit
chell, w. e. Thompson, e. X. Hughey
and f. r. Struble
James e Stark & Co. VS.. Ladysmith
Chair & Furniture Co
A. G. Beebe VS.. Minneapolis. st.
Paul & S. S. Marie Ry Co.
State Bank of I4adysmith VS.. Grass
land Farms.
Charles W. Hood VS.. Ernest Cruel.
]. S. Reeve and H. w. Abraham VS..
Ernest Cruel
State Bank of Ladysmith VS.. Frank
r. Stare.
State Bank of Ladysmith VS.. Frank
T. and Frances f. Stare.
State Bank of Ladysmith VS.. Fern
dell Farms.
H. A. Dimock VS.. Ladysmith Chair &
Furniture Co.
Laura Tinder VS. Fred Tinder.
Autcault Advertising Co. VS.. Rusk
County Bank.
William HI. Cherry VS.. John Schef-
field.
Albert S. Revels VS. Martin Vratin-
ina and John Skozen.
p. A. McQuillan VS.. I'll. r. T. Ross.
OF the seventeen court fact cases,
six are divorce cases. as follows:
Nellie Kaminsli VS. Fred Kaminski.
Gladys Fish VS. Robert Fish,
Fuel Darlington VS.. Freda Caring
ton.