Cornwell v. Davis

In his complaint plaintiff alleges that, on September 23, 1918, he was the owner of 213 head of cattle which he desired to ship to market; that the cattle were then upon the public range, some thirty-five miles north of Glasgow, Montana; that on the day named he ordered from H. R. Cahan, the local agent of the defendant at Glasgow, nine suitable cattle ears to be at Glasgow on October 2 for the transportation of his cattle to the Union Stock-yards at Chicago; that defendant’s agent then and there agreed with and promised plaintiff that *105the cars would be furnished at the time and place…