Lindgren v. Towns of Algoma and Norland

1 Reported in 244 N.W. 70. The town of Algoma appeals from a judgment in favor of plaintiff and against it in the sum of $147.10.

Plaintiff and 11 other persons performed certain work in constructing and repairing a mile of a town line road between the town of Algoma and the town of Norland. The town of Norland paid its one-half of the cost thereof. The 11 other persons properly assigned their claims to plaintiff, who remained the owner thereof. Complying with the statute, the claims were filed with the town clerk of Algoma. They were disallowed. The town of Algoma defended in an action…