State v. Nedtvedt

The defendant was convicted of engaging-in the liquor traffic as a second offense. She was sentenced to a term in the penitentiary and appeals.

The only specification of error necessary to consider is the insufficiency of the evidence to sustain the verdict.

The defendant lived alone in a four-room apartment in Fargo. At 1 P. 3VI. of August 31, 1934 her home was visited by two police officers and two deputy sheriffs, armed with a search warrant. When they arrived they found the defendant in her kitchen, busily engaged in canning fruit, and talking with the man whom she afterwards married —at…