Steen v. Hedstrom

On the afternoon of January 1,1935, plaintiff was walking easterly on the right hand side of a highway near Redmond, about three feet from the right hand edge of the road. The highway was twenty-five feet wide and paved to a width of twenty feet. There was a railing on each side of the highway about three and one-half feet high and two and one-half - feet from the edge of the pavement,'which had a five per cent down-grade toward the east. The pavement was dry. It "was broad daylight, and there was a clear view between the scene of the accident and a point five or six hundred feet west of that…