Kraimer v. State

Douglas Kraimer was convicted in the circuit court for Price county of an assault upon one Peter Isaacson, being armed with a dangerous weapon and with intent to kill and murder said Isaacson, and brings his writ of error to reverse the judgment. No detailed statement of facts is necessary. It appeared by the evidence that Peter Isaacson was shot with a rifle while he was mowing marsh hay near Deer creek, in Price county, on the morning of July 22, 1901. No one saw the person who fired the shot. Isaacson and Kraimer lived within about twenty rods of each other, on small clearings in the woods…