Geist v. Moore

Returning to their homes in Kellogg from Spokane, F. J. Moore driving an automobile with the owner, Mrs. Mary MeKinnis, and Mrs. Mary Furnish, a guest, at 25-30 miles per hour in an easterly direction through intermittent fog, on the unobstructed “Yellowstone Trail” U. S. Highway No. 10, 2-3 miles west of Coeur d’Alene near the bottom of a slight declivity, at about 9 P. M. November 29th, 1935, struck Kimball Geist.

The testimony of the above parties, the only eye-witnesses to the accident, was in substance that Geist walking erratically on the highway about two feet south of the center line…