Pennington County Bank v. Bauman

Root, C.

There is but little conflict in the evidence in this case. One Sigman formerly resided in Nebraska, and became indebted to the Dodge County Bank, a domestic corporation, transacting business at Fremont. Sigman thereafter moved to Pennington county, South Dakota, and engaged in rearing and buying and selling horses. He borrowed $3,000 from plaintiff, and gave it a mortgage upon all his horses and mules as security for the debt. Thereafter, with plaintiff’s knowledge, Sigman -loaded the horses and mules in controversy into a car at Rapid City, South Dakota, and consigned them to himself…