Larson v. State Bank of Ogema

Since 1914 plaintiff’s husband, Charles G. Larson, has owned and occupied as a homestead and farm all of the southwest quarter of the southwest quarter of section 25, excepting about six acres which constitute a railway right of way through the middle of the forty-acre tract, and a triangular parcel of about seven acres in the northeast *315corner of the forty-acre tract, marked No. 2 on Exhibit 1. Those seven acres Charles G. Larson, in 1919, exchanged for the 6.53 acre tract, marked No. 1 on Exhibit 1, which is in section 36, and which is contiguous to the forty-acre tract to the extent of 597…