Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1922-11-01
State BreUiifies
of Past z Days

Virgil Marquardt, IT, Baraboo, was
arrested on a charge of taking type
writer and a revolver from cream
cry. He was held under $1,000 bond.
The missing articles were found at
the home of his parents.
Following a fight which took place
at Kempster, north OF Amigo, as
result Of moonshine drinking at a
dance. deputy sheriffs confiscated
still in close proximity to the dance
hall and arrested seven men.
Mrs Louise Grundenstein, Sheooy-
gan. fell from a step ladder while In
the act of picking apples, and was
found dead. A neighbor saw the ola
lady fall and came with restoratlVes'
thinking she had tainted. She soon
realized that death had forestalled her
efforts at aid.
Five moonshiners, operators Oh the
largest stills ever taken in Wisconsin
by prohibition forces, drew fines to-
falling ST 1850 in municipal court at
grandon. EstiIl Tannin was fined
s4OB: Robert Eason, $3.50; w. b.
Gamphill, $3.50: Harvey Schoepke,
$3.50, and Earl Graham, $500. Trial OF
elton Eisan, 17-year-old high school
pupil, arrested during the raid, was
held over for two months.
Rupert Smith Evansville, was ia
1ally hurt Tuesday when he fell be-
tween the horses while driving wa
gon. Smith had driven the wagon,
loaded with shocked corn, up to the
shredder on the farm of Phillip Der
amer. and fastened the lines to
stake on the wagon. The stake broke
and Smith fell forward His chest was
crushed when the team sprang for
ward He died five hours later The
young man was % years old on the
xlay of his death. He leaves wife OF
six months.
II vegetable freak in the shape OF
single stalk Of cabbage bearing five
small but fully developed heads OF
cabbage, was grown on the farm OF
Robert Hutchinson, near New London.
Two gunner entered the drug store
of August Holmberg, Superior, and III
plain sight Of passersby held up the
proprietor and clerk obtaining $50
aad a gold watch Holmberg had
Thousand dollars in the safe but plead
That he did not know the combination.
The bandits left after attempting to
sever the telephone wires.
After more than thirty hours dellb-
Grafton jury in Judge Qulnlans
court at Marinette decided that wild
uw cannot collect damages for the
death of her husband, if he was killed
IN an unavoidable automobile accident
while riding with friend. The test
case was the result of a suit for Sl5,-
900 brought by Mrs Abraham Good
MAN for the death of her husband,
Marinette clothier, who was killed
year ago while riding in an autOmo-
bile driven by Sam Mackevich, propri-
etor of a Woman's wear shop. A set
element had been made by the parties,
IT is said, but the insurance companies
refused to ratify it. Much interest
was taken in the case.
II 0tice for Administration and Notice
to Creditors.
State of Wisconsin, County Court
Grant County-In Probate.
In re estate Of Kathreine Schuelter,
deceased
Notice is hereby given, that at the
SPECIAL Term Of said court to be held
con the third Tuesday Of November, A.
ID, 1922, at the City Hall in the City
of PIatteyille, County of Grant and
State Of Wisconsin, there will be
heard and considered, the application
Of jacob W. Wagner for the appoint
ment Of an administrator of the estate
of kathreine Schuelter, late of the
Town + Harrison, in said county, de-
eeased;
Notice is hereby further given, that
az the term Of said court to be held at
said City Hall on the third Tuesday