Miller v. Lewis

The respondent and Mabel Miller, the daughter of the appellant, were married in Montana in 1909, and there resided together for more than two years, during which time a son was born. In April, 1912, the mother and infant son, through the cruelty and threats of the respondent, were compelled to leave Montana and take refuge in the home of her parents, near Spokane in this state. The mother and child were without means, and in June, 1912, at her parents’ home, a daughter was horn; and thereafter the mother and two children continued to make their home with the appellant and his wife. The mother…