Standard Sewing-Machine Co. v. Smith
Montana Supreme Court
Appeal from, District Cowrt, Lewis and Clark County; J. Miller, Judge. Action by the Standard Sewing-Machine Company against B. S. Smith and others. From an adverse judgment and an order denying it a new trial, plaintiff appeals.
1Opinion of the CourtJustice Sanner
The material facts in this case are: On December 13, 1907, one B. S. Smith entered into a written contract with the Standard Sewing-Machine Company, a Colorado corporation, which contract provided, among other things, the following: That Smith should receive such sewing-machines as the company should send him from either Denver, Colorado, or Cleveland, Ohio; that he should at once provide himself with and keep a horse, harness, and suitable wagon for carrying sewing-machines; that he should operate in the territory of “Helena and vicinity only,” which territory he was to diligently work, and…
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