Robie v. Chmielewski
District Court, D. Minnesota
1Opinion of the Court
JOHN B. SANBOEN, District Judge.
In January, 1924, Anthony Kroska, the bankrupt, was and had been for some time the proprietor of a general store at Duelm, an inland town in Benton county, Minn., a few miles from Foley, the county seat. He owned a stock of merchandise, inventoried by himself and the defendant at $7,962.30, and he also owned a small dwelling house on leased premises, which he occupied as a homestead, and which was worth approximately $500. He had some furniture and fixtures in his store, and a Nash truck, which he used in connection with his business. He was in debt for…
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