Bronson v. Chambers

In the fall of 1920 Chambers owned a threshing machine. He hired an engine by the day, procured a crew and set out tp,, thresh in his community. He entered into contracts to thresh the crops of various farmers and on September 8th, under a contract enr tored, into with Stout, the garnishee herein, moved to Stout’s farm with his outfit and began threshing. The respondents Olson and Wales were his separator man and engineer. Chambers was in financial difficulties ánd unable to pay his crew on account thereof. ■ ‘So,1 on the evening of September 8th, he and the respondents Wales and Olson went…