Pease v. Minnesota Steel Co.

1 Reported in 265 N.W. 427, 266 N.W. 854. Certiorari to the industrial commission to review an order granting workman's compensation.

December 8, 1928, the employe-respondent, Mr. Pease, in the course of his employment by the employer-relator, Minnesota Steel Company, as a switchman, had his hand caught between two cars which he was attempting to uncouple. He was immediately examined by relator's physician, who found nothing more serious than a bruised thumb. The thumb was bandaged and respondent went back to work. He continued for some two or three months to receive periodical treatment from…