Stroscheim v. Shay

— Appellant sustained an injury by accident arising out of and in the course of his employment. Briefly stated the facts are substantially as follows.

On August 6, 1940, appellant, working for respondent Clyde Shay whose surety was the Idaho Compensation Company, while engaged in sawing a log, sustained an injury by accident. The log broke, striking appellant’s left foot and causing a small fracture of the astragalus bone. As a result of said injury appellant was treated at St. Maries Hospital under a hospital contract. A claim for compensation, dated August 28,1940, was served upon…