Ostrander v. Sauer

It is conceded that the appellant owed the appellee $200 for rent. On January 4, 1926, the appellee, was at the appellant’s place, and at said time the appellant gave appellee a check drawn on the Hedrick State Bank for $200, in payment of said rent. The appellant testified:

“I told Mr. Ostrander, at the time I gave him the check, that I did not have quite enough funds in my account in the Hedrick State Bank on that day with which to meet the check, but that -I would haul my wheat right away, and have the money for him. * * # I did in fact sell my wheat right away.- I hauled one load of it the…