Kingsford v. Bennion

HOLDEN, Justice.

S. H. Bennion was engaged in the business of selling gasoline, oil and grease at several different oil and service stations, under the firm name and style of Blue Bell Company. On or about the first day of March, 1943, appellant Bennion employed respondent to manage and operate a station located in Pocatello at a guaranteed monthly salary of $120.00, together with certain commissions on white gasoline, regular gasoline, Ethyl gasoline, oil and grease and on grease jobs, commissions earned to be deducted from the guaranteed monthly wage. Respondent was so employed from on or…