The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, June 19, 1930, Page 11

THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE. THURSDAY, . 19, 1980 TRUCK-AUTO CRASH DAMAGE TRIAL 0 Garage and Owner of Truck That Blocked Road Sued by Man and Wife A jury in district ¢ court today was hearing the story of an auto-truck crash several miles east of Wilton in March, 1928, to determine whether Matt Michelson is entitled to $1,000 damages and his wife to the price of @ Ford car, from J. J. Smith and ‘Milo Christianson, operating the Wil- ton Motor Sales garage, and Harold -, Soderquist, owner of the truck which * caused the crash. The two suits of ee Michelsons were consolidated for purposes of trial. The story of the crash was that Soderquist’s truck broke down in the Tear running parts and was left out on the roadat night by employes of the garage after they had removed the rear wheels and placed gasoline containers in their stead. Thé law requires 15 feet open passage when a vehicle is left on the road. The Michelsons assert there were only nine feet so left. Michelson, ascending a hill, came ‘upon the car on the other side just another car approached. To avoid Fashing into this with possible tragedy, he ran his car into the truck and the Ford was wrecked, he said. Charles L. Crum represents the ‘Michelsons; Williams and Lindell, the Wilton defendants. The juniors on eat case ata E. mn FP. Bu Fred Riley, 8. Many from HereAttend Jamestown m Camp Meet More than. 25 people people from the Bis- \ nor vicinity will leave the last of the week for Jamestown, where they will attend the Jamestown camp Yneeting, which begins June 20 and continues through June 28. Many of those going down will take camping supplies along, and will remain for the entire session, while others will motor there for a few days. Planning to attend are Messrs. and ‘Mmes. Frank Trygg, Emannuel os Joe Fisher, ©. A. Carlson, F. Bchwindty Ghriet Oster, Sam Spitzer, Roedell,, Hugo Illchen, Mrs. Kath- Mrs. ‘Louise Hasz, ith Olson .and Louise Sprecher and ‘Paul Carlson. Farmers Union Has * Pienic. at Menoken rday at the grove north noken. Following the noon dinner a near- ‘by rodeo attracted a large number of the picnickers, while others remained at the grounds to visit with friends renew old acquaintances. N Death in Sanitarium Compels Autopsy to Okeh Certificate Elsie Rietz, 25, of Hebron, died in & local sanitarium, Tuesday, of tuber- culosis, The body was sent to her noord today for services and inter- ment Before the body was permitted to leave, however, an autopsy was held under the su} of Coroner, , the health authorities hold- ing that the death certificate had not been properly indorsed, as it was signed by Dr. G. F, McEriain, D. O., and death had occurred in a medical institution not having @ license. Miss Rietzs was the daughter of Herman Rietz, a farmer at Hebron. "Additional Society Additional Society | Following a brief visit with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. N. B. 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