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MISS IDA DORSEY WANTS $6,100From the estate of Carlton Plllsbury for Board, Lodging, and Care. Appealed from Probate.Li,or..1l-erfe•ffe8Miss Ida Dorsey, known as Mary ' Callahand of 212 11th Ave. So., has bfought suit in district court against the estate of the late Carlton Pills-| bury, deceased, for $6,100 for board and lodging which she asserts she furnished him and for care and nursing which she says she gave him on several occasions at his request.Miss Callahand first made the claim for this amount in probate court March 31, 1911, but the claim was disallowed by Judge George R. Smith. August 14 the woman appealed to the district court, and Monday the case j jj was placed upon the calendar byPitslt;lit\RPCllctiaCeJudge John Day Smith. yfri--i*i-The bill as presented by Miss Callahand is, ‘’For board and lodging from April 22, 1908, to August 22, 1909,continouBly except for not more than 3 months at $200 per month, $4,600; for caring for and nursing Carlton Pillsbury at his request, within tho months of July and September, 1908, March, 1909, and December to March, 1910, $1,500; total, $6,100. Carlton Pillsbury was the son of one of thetlt;PIgEdrnhP^ wealthy flour mill owners, and this f ’ case is paralell to that of Hannah IdIj Elias of New York, who after much litigation retained possession of the r I Platt estate. *e
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The Twin City Star
Minneapolis, Minnesota, US
Sat, Sep 23, 1911
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