Western Alfalfa Milling Co. v. Worthington

Kimball, Justice.

The parties will be called plaintiff and defendant as in the district court where the plaintiff obtained a judgment on two causes of action each for damages for the breach of a written contract to sell alfalfa-hay of which the plaintiff was the owner and seller and the defendant the buyer. The trial was held without a jury, and the judgment was on a general finding.

The two contracts were substantially the same except for the description of the property sold. Each was dated July 17, 1920, and recited that plaintiff agreed to sell to defendant a stated, approximate quantity of…