Burke v. Burke

1 Reported in 297 N.W. 340. The property involved in this partition action consisted of two noncontiguous tracts of farm land. One, the "Church Farm," has an area of about 100 acres with farm buildings of conventional character. The other tract is one of about 240 acres, known as the "Home Farm." It is unique in that a part of it has become the site of an inland settlement known as "Norseland." There have been erected on it a store building, a garage, a dwelling called the "Kate Burke residence," another known as the "Henry Burke residence," and still another for the farm tenant. There are…