Fox v. Atwood-Larson Co.
Supreme Court of Minnesota
1Opinion of the Court
Loring, Justice.
This case comes here on a Avrit of certiorari to reiúeAv a decision disallowing compensation to the petitioner-relator. The relator is the AvidoAV of Ernest Fox, who died as the result of an automobile accident October 11, 1935. He was an employe of the AtAvoodLarson Company, a grain commission house with its headquarters at Duluth, Minnesota. He had been employed as a fieldman by that company for a number of years, traveling from point to point meeting farmers at their annual meetings and advising them in a general way. His territory covered the Red River Valley in Minne sota…
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