Kuhlman v. Wieben

The parties hereto reside near Holstein, and were passing the evening of February 20, 1904, in the saloon of Groskrueger. Each had partaken freely of that fluid which is said to have made Milwaukee famous. Weiben, when somewhat exhilarated, proposed to sell Kuhlman his farm of 160 acres. Kuhlman asked his price, and was informed that he would take $80 per acre, $1,000 to be paid before March 1st, and the remainder, in five years, with' interest at the rate of 6 per cent, per annum, secured by a mortgage on the land. Kuhlman accepted the proposition and paid $10 down. On the following morning…