Furman v. Anderson

This is' an appeal from an order setting aside a foreclosure sale of real estate. The foreclosure was by action. There was some seven or eight hundred acres of land sold and consisted of a dozen or more governmental subdivisions. Notice had been given of the time and place where the sale would be held, and Mr. E. A. Bridgman, an attorney at law, attended the sale in, the interest of the mortgagee. The land involved constituted a farm or ranch on White river. It was, a compact contiguous tract and was used as a single farm or ranch. On the farm was an especially fine set of farm buildings…