Gahagan v. Gugler

Charles H. Gahagan brought action in the justice of the peace court at Harlowton against Walter Gugler for the sum of $97.65, alleged to be due as wages; he prayed for judgment in that amount with interest, costs and a reasonable attorney’s fee. Judgment went for the defendant, and the plaintiff appealed to the district court where he secured a verdict for $90.81, and judgment was entered thereon. Plaintiff, within time, filed his memorandum of costs and disbursements, including items of cost in the lower court and the district court, totaling $151.75, and added thereto $40 attorney’s fees.…