Wacholz v. Griesgraber

On August 7, 1889, one John Wickboldt leased certain premises situated in the city of St. Paul to the plaintiff, Wacholz, for the term of ten years, commencing August, 1889, for the consideration of $20 per year, payable semiannually. The lease was in writing, and a right of re-entry was reserved therein in case of default in the payment of rent or to fulfill the other covenants in the lease. The lessee reserved the right to remove all his improvements from the demised premises at the expiration of the term if he complied with the conditions of the lease on his part. Subsequently on August…