IN 1928, EIGHT YEARS DEEP INTO PROHIBITION, Clinton Price, the district attorney for Juneau County, Wisconsin, notified state and federal agents about the presence of a moonshine still on the Henry Evans farm, roughly four miles northwest of Kilbourn City (now Wisconsin Dells). Following Price’s word, state prohibition commissioner Roland W. Dixon directed a raid on the Kilbourn still with twenty-four state and federal officers. On November 27, 1928, officers fired on the moonshiners, forcing them from the barn housing the still into an open field. Although the men were captured without bloodshed, this was far from the end of the story. Seven people were arrested at the Kilbourn still and taken to the Portage County jail. Among the items confiscated were the 1,000-gallon still, a truck loaded with 1,400…