Pike v. Porter

MR. JUSTICE ANGSTMAN:

Plaintiffs since 1925 have been operating a store under the name of Superior Drug Store at Superior. They sell household drugs, confections, paints and miscellaneous merchandise, but do not fill prescriptions or conduct a pharmacy as that term is defined by law. They do not provide a registered pharmacist in the store. They applied to defendant board for a store license in July 1950 and tendered the required fee which was refused because they were using the word “drug” in the name of their business, contrary to R. C. M. 1947, sec. 66-1522. Thereafter plaintiffs sought a…