Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1921-11-30
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WISCONSIN
Items Of Current Inter-
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to Falls garage, was instantly killed
while deer hunting near Pentago, by
ShaWano hunter who mistook him
for deer
Two teachers in the White Lake
school died the same day. Miss Ed
ris Donnelly died at an Amigo hospi-
tai and Miss Agnes Omholt at a Wau-
sau hospital.
Louis Megors, who has a wife and
two children living in Laona, is under
arrest on charge Of bigamy. The
complaint was made by alleged wife
No. 2, residing at Amigo
John Quagon, Indian, Is, was SEN
fenced to two years in the reform
school at Waukesha for burglarizing
the 500 depot at Brentwood. William
Quagon, another Indian, was paroled.
Ten soft drink parlor men of Wau-
sau pleaded guilty in circuit court to
violating the Severson prohibition act
and were fined from 500 to $500 each
The court also revoked their licenses.
B. G. Brown, manager of the Grand
theatre, Virooua, is in charge of plans
Cor. construction of new building to
cost 100000 A $4,000 pipe organ
is proposed. A company has been or
ganized.
H. G.. Leister, principal of the She
bOygan Falls high school, fractured a
bone in his left heel and two bones in
his right heel when he fell Is feet
from ladder, landing on a cement
sidewalk
Arnold Lemkuil, bingham stock
buyer, died in a Plymouth hospital
from injuries received when a team
he was driving ran away Lemkuil
was thrown forward landing under
the whiffletrees. The wheels then
passed over his body.
Charles E. McCumber, vice pres
ident of the Rosendale State bank and
member of the village board died sud
denly at the I. o. o. F. hall at Rosen-
berg Tuesday night. Willis J. Gillett.
president of the Rosenberg bank, died
the Friday preceding
Intimating that women might soon
be serving on La Crosse juries, Judge
Higbee appeared before the county
suitable jury rooms for mixed juries
and comforts for women who might
be detained over night on juries.
The Keeley-Neckerman Co., Madi-
sons largest women's wear store, was
sold Tuesday to Harry S. Manches-
ter, Chicago. 1t is understood the
transaction involved 100000. Man
chester has been connected with Mar
shall Field & Co., Chicago.
Clothing valued at $3.50 was stolen
at the Manitowoc cleaning and dye
works of H. Zannacher & Son, by bur-
glars who entered the building at
night with a skeleton key. Neighbors
heard commotion in the rear of the
Zannacher place about IL p. M, but
paid no attention to 1t.
While hunting in a swamp near the
village of Bradley. James Sorenson
was struck in the leg by bullet from
his brothers. rifle, necessitating am
putation Following a deer, James
crawled along the ground, and his
brother imagining him a fox, shot
An "unloaded' gun has caused an
other fatal accident Marvin, 7, and
Delmor. 2, children of Garrett KEN
pink. Cedar Grove farmer, were in
the house alone, when Florence, IA,
who was out in the barn, heard a re-
port Entering the home she saw lit
tie Delmor dead in pool of blood on
the floor
Spiritualism has been resorted to in
an effort to locate the bodies of Henry
Kalbus and Ray Thompson, Mikesville
hunters who drowned while duck
shooting in Lake Winneconne. Med
iums, who claim to have been IN COM
munication with the spirit OF one OF
the men, have been employed and the
search will be made under their dlrec-
ton.
las Thielka. Surfing planted three
acres of certified Rural New Yorker
potatoes last spring on ground that
was plowed twice and MANFRED we'll
This fall he dug 900 bushels from the
three acres Some parts of the plot
went over 400 bushels. Thielke re-
ceived $3.50 a bushel for his crop
: neighbors taking it all
The Rev. FIR. Conway was named as
probation officer for Kenosha county
to serve for the remainder of the year
without nav until a permanent APP
pointment could be made. He went
out Immediately to visit pool rooms
of the city, where he warned boys
under age.
REQUEST for grand jury session to
be held in Rock county for furtner
enforcement Of the prohibition. laws,
was made before the county board ana
referred to the district attorney. me
petition for the calling OF local grand
iuries was made by the federal grand
jury at Madison.
The wisconsin onion crop this year,
will amount to only $1,000 bushels as
compared to $4,000 bushels in 1920.
Shipments so far amount to 81 cars,
while last year 1T cars We're shipped.
The market is said to be firm with
No / yellow varieties brining from
S3.75 to $3.50 a hundred pounds IN
Chicago, and the red varieties up to
$425.
The corn ear worm was the most
serious Wisconsin pest this fall Df.
S. B. Fracker of the state department
Of agriculture, said Monday in re-
port to the U. S. Bureau of Entomol-
ogy. Late sweet corn, popcorn, field
corn and tomatoes were attacked In
all southern counties, he said. This
pest is reported to be common N the
central states, but has never before
caused serious damage in Wisconsin
Other harmful insects named are APP
pie maggots, which attacked fruit IN
the central counties; potato lear
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