Howe v. Larson
South Dakota Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtSmith, J.
The defendant, B. O. Stordahl, appeals from a judgment quieting title to real property in plaintiffs.
The facts are not in dispute. Plaintiffs’ title is de-raigned through George W. Wright, deceased. At the time of Wright’s death, the property was occupied as a family homestead. He died intestate in 1921 and was survived by a wife and children. Thereafter, the widow continued to occupy the property as a homestead until December 31, 1932, at which time she vacated the property and joined in a warranty deed thereof conveying title thereto to her father, Perry E. Howe. The plaintiffs, other than…
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