Kearney v. Industrial Accident Board

On August 19, 1929, .Maud J. Kearney, wife of John Kearney, was and for two and one-half months had been in the employ of the Nyack Tie & Timber Company as a cook. The company in its logging operations was covered by the Workmen’s Compensation Act. On Monday, August 19, 1929, Andrew Nelson, who was in charge for the company, directed Mrs. Kearney to accompany him by autotruck to the city of Kalispell in order to make purchase of some kitchen supplies, which she did. After purchase of such supplies, Nelson, with Mrs. Kearney in the truck, started to Nelson’s home to procure some logging…