Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1922-03-23
CASES HEARD.
|. =. CIRCUIT COURT
(From Fridays Daily

Ut rum I4ude OdAlyJ
The following cases were heard in
the circuit court before Judge E. w.
Crosby:
Josephine Carlin VS.. Thomas Car
lin, motion to amend answer without
costs also order for $50, for attorneys
fees.
Elmer Shaw VS.. George Hanson,
motion argued and taken under adj
visement by court
Frank Rosenbaum VS.. Farmers
Packing company, a corporation, John
Schneider, sworn in as witness and
examined.
Joint School District No. 2, town of
Washington and Ironton VS.. Lorraine
Conklin. Witnesses: Frank Goodell,
Walter Wheeler. Establishment of title
granted.
The action of Emma Hester VS.. j.
T. Ritter ct al, was disposed of and
the case will be submitted on briefs.
The following witnesses appeared:
Emma Hester, John A. Hester, ]. T.
Moungey, George Bender, Attorney T.
H. Sanderson, Anthony Dixon and ].
T. Ritter.
The case involves a 200 acre farm in
the town of Fairfield. Mrs. Emma Kes-
! ter and husband made a land con.
tract in January, 1921 with Mrs.
Mache Kaufman. Later Mrs. Kauf-
man sold to her husband and he in
turn sold to ]. T. Ritter, who rented
the place to George Bender. Ritter
under the contract, Hester claims,
didn't meet a payment of 5000 that
was due last January and started
foreclosure. Ritter filed counter
claims in which he states that some
of the personal property under the
contract was removed by Hester. He
claims credit was Offset by reason of
that and therefore no default in MAX
ing payment and interest.
IFrom Saturdays 1anv.)
The following cases were heard be-
fore Judge E. w. Crosby in the cir
cult court:
Anton Strickert, executor of the es-
tate of Albert Strickert VS.. Clarence
Smith. The case involves provisions
of a farm lease. The verdict will be
submitted on briefs. Witnesses who
took the stand include: Frank Good
ell, Anton Strickert, William McCar-
thy, Clarence Smith, Attorney Harry
Kjorstad.
julius Knoll VS.. Albert Wagner ct
al. Plaintiff was personally injured
and is suing for damages. The follow
ing witnesses testified: Chris Wagner,
! Albert Wagner, Frank Wagner, DR..
, Otto Sporleder, r. Cahoon, VIM.
Conner, Paul Luedtke, Susanna Knoll
The verdict will be submitted on
briefs.
Arthur Helbig VS.. w. p Flanders,
ct al. clearing title action. Granted.
Court adjourned until Monday after
noon, March 20
From Wednesdays daily
Proceedings of the circuit court
for Sank county, Judge f w. Crosby
presiding.
William Ederer VS.. Walter Wilke,
ct al, the plaintiff a resident of
Woodland and the defendant Of
Baraboo. The action involves the
foreclosure of $1,000 mortgage.
Wilke gave the mortgage in settle
ment of suit brought about by the
plaintiff on a charge of alienation of
his wifes affections.
The following witnesses testified:
City Attorney " H. Cady, Emery De
Vault, Hans Almerh, Walter Wilke,
Ray Goode, Bertha TON, Sheriff H.
c. Neitzel...-.
The case will be submitted on
briefs.
State OF Wisconsin VS.. Albert
Dahnke The defendant was charged
with non-support of his children. The
court decided to release him on bond
and he is to provide SIS per month
for the support of his children. the
sum to be paid to the Clerk of Court,
Sank county. Dahnke was formerly a
resident of Winfield but now makes
his home in Milwaukee.
Michael ]. Griffin VS.. Albert J..
Schauf. The action has to do with
the settlement of land boundary in
the town of Greenfield. According to
the testimony Griffin sold the proper
Jty;sto 'Schauf and Schauf now claims
the fence boundaries were misrepre-
scented in the deal Griffin brought
the case to court and wants specific
performance of the land.
The following witnesses testified:
Michael Griffin. r. l.. Fuller, Albert
J. Schauf, Ernest Kirkpatrick, Clara
Schauf. Fred Baumgarden, City En-
gineer II. E. French.