Kresge v. Miner Amusement Co.

This controversy arises out of the following facts: On the 28th day of October, 1932, the Neon Manufacturing Corporation of St. Paul, Minnesota, entered into a contract with the Miner Amusement Company of Rice Lake, Wisconsin, by which it agreed that it would manufacture and deliver according to specifications a neon sign, in consideration of which the Miner Amusement Company, hereinafter called the “Company,” was to pay $625, $75 in cash, and on the same day and as a part of the same transaction it gave its note for $600, which was executed and signed as follows : “Miner Amusement Co., G. E.…