Corridan v. Agranoff

Holt, Justice.

About nine o’clock p. m. December 25, 1939, on the way from Faribault to St. Paul, plaintiff’s Dodge sedan slued and stalled some 200 feet south of where the highway passes under the “Dan Patch” railroad. This point is near the northerly limits of the city of Northñeld. The highway for a distance of 1,450 feet is straight from there toward Northñeld and slopes slightly towards the underpass. The snow had been plowed from the pavement, which was 18 feet wide, and also from about four feet of the shoulders, and was in a ridge or drift two feet high above the plowed portion on…