Larson v. Farmers Warehouse Co.

Plaintiff resided near the town of Auburn upon a twenty-acre stump ranch, upon which he raised a little produce, and where he kept four cows and a few chickens. In addition to the income derived from his ranch, plaintiff worked as a carpenter. Defendant is engaged in business as a dealer in hay, grain and feed, and during the month of March, 1929, plaintiff purchased from defendant thirty-one hales (two tons) of hay, which he intended to feed to his stock. Plaintiff had made prior purchases of feed from defendant, who knew the purpose for which plaintiff purchased the hay. The particular…