Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1922-11-08
NEIGHBORHO0D
BREvITIE:SAND
NEARBY NOTES
Important Events
Of Week From Tri-
State Area.

Frank Ludvic and John Ivers. Pra
du Chen youths, await trial on a
C4.dI6 Sc u a.oet44ng Lu4s non 1h
warehouse of Hanly Bros and selling
them to one Jake Goldberg.
A. w. Henderson, 80, Civil war vet
eEan, died at Los Angeles, Friday a
week ago. The bouy was tahon 10
B0sCObeI, his former home, for Duria,
A Grant County Guernsey bull from
the nera or Dale hundelI, Ore Hill
farm, two and One-half miles south
Of Livingston, will begin a long Jour
ney very soon. He was purchased
last week by Guernsey breeder in
the state of Georgia.
John T. Riley, Interstate lineman
working at Galena, was crossed IN
with 1900 volts of current while
changing wires on pole Riley was
able 70 descend the pole and go to a
doctor. lie was badly burned on the
arms but will recover.
John E. Jones, old and respected
resident Of Rewey, accidentally shot
himslf while huenting. Jones was
standing on a stump looking about for
rabbits when his shotgun discharged.
the charge taking effect in his arm. A
doctor removed 30 shots from the
wound.
A great quantity Of coal is going
north over the Burlington road every
day-a number of full trains besides
many cars on mixed trains. There is
on an average of eight to ten full
train loads of coal being rushed over
this route for the north and north
west every "a hours.
The claim of the state against the
Montfort State Bank has been assign
ed to the Surety Co., by the state
treasurer Henry Johnson. The bank
has been under the supervision of the
State Banking Department since the
disappearance of Clyde Stephens, the
cashier Of the bank. The state had
SO ,337 on deposit in the bank
Albert Henry, 50, and Leonard Sui
liyan, %, Lone Rock, were arrested
at Madison as they were about to
leave Little Italy," with six gallons
of liquor in their car. Henry pleaded
guilty and paid fine of 5000. Sulli-
van claimed that the booze had been
placed in the machine without his
knowledge and took jury trial
Two private banks have failed at
Bellevue, Iowa, in the past two weeks.
They were the banks of Joseph Kelso
and the bank of E. w. Seawart Sea-
warts institution was founded in
1878 and the failure came as shock
to the com nunity 1t is said that the
failure of Kelso's brought about the
failure OF the other bank. Receivers
have been appointed.
Herman II Kohlsaat, famous pub
Usher Of the Chicago Times Herald,
who formerly resided at Galena, suf-
fered a palaIytic stroke at his home in
New York last week. Mr. Kohlsaat
was a prominent republican pollt1-
clan years ago and an intimate friend
OF various leaders from Grant to Nc
kinIey. He presented the Grant
statue in Galena to the city from
which he hailed.
Thelma Swingle, 20, Pra du Chen,
daughter of Mrs. Frank Turtscher
and adopted daughter of Sol Swingle,
mysteriOusly disappeared from ner
home Thursday a week ago and mas
not been heard from since. A report
that the girl had gone to Milwaukee
to enter convent proved untrue
when it was found that she had taken
a train north No motive is known
for her act. The girl is short ana
chunky, good-looking with wealth.
OF black hair.
Ira J. Drane, a farmer residing near
Stockton, killed large wolf the other
day The slain wolf was tive rect
inches in length and was an 0iu timer
having but two teeth left. His hlde
was found to contain many shot, IN
dicating nonters had in the past trleu
to kill him but failed. Mr.. Drane col
lected IS bounty from 10 Dawes
county, also So mileage and received
$40 for the pelt He divided the
money with Harry Flack, VINO hfst
sighted the wolf
In accordance with the wish OF tne
late d. G. James, deceased, OF Rlcn-
land Center, his heirs have by agr eoo
ment created trust fund OF Szo,UU0
to be kept intact under the JuFls-
ton of the county court OF FlcnIauu
county. The income from SAID Prln-
cipal shall be used for lettering lhe
conditions of working women ana ae-
pendent children in Richland county.
The name of David James will pc per
petuated in the light of phllantnfo,p!-
ist for generations to come Dy LIS
generous bequest.
While wrestling with his brother e.
all auction near Gays Mills last Weu-
nesday, Olag Wee had the III luch ~
break his leg just above the anAa1,
The injured man was placea IL ~. 81
auto and a friend started nohe W.
him. The driver was obliged to allgn9
from the car enroute to open ana N
close a gate. while doing this the
car started and before the, driver e1
could reach the machine and put On
the brake the auto plunged into TO-
ditch and overturned upon the GRIP p
pied passenger, Help was soon J a.
hand and the victim Of the double a. a.
cident was extricated. fortunately !,
no further injuries were sustained -, -
the mishap, although Wee was nearls