Pfefferkorn v. Seefield

On January 16, 1889, and for several years prior thereto, O. W. Seefield, who was the father of this defendant, had been -engaged in an extensive business, buying and selling grain at various .stations along the railroads, with his office and place of business at St. Charles, Minnesota, where the plaintiffs were engaged in the banking business. For three years prior to this date the defendant had been in the employment of said C. W. Seefield, at St. Charles, in his grain office, for the first year as bookkeeper, and for the last two years as cashier. He was the next man in authority to his…