Carlson v. Craig

In 1895 F. E. Carlson, the father of the plaintiff, located upon a farm in the town of Siren, in Burnett county. At that time he lived upon the east side of Clam lake. When he arrived, there was a road which was referred to throughout the trial as “the old tote road.” This road lead from some unnamed place to the north in a southerly direction across the lands now owned by the defendant, across lands now owned by the plaintiff, and continued on to the village of Siren. The plaintiff was born upon his father’s farm and apparently lived with him until he was married in 1924, and probably until…