K. O. Lee & Son Co. v. Sundberg

Appellant, K. O. Lee & Son Co., a corporation, was a manufacturer of binder twine, located at Aberdeen, South Dakota. Appellee, Sundberg, was a dealer in farm supplies. He had been selling twine for appellant, and in July 1936 wrote appellant relative to a sales contract and its sales policy for the ensuing year. Lee replied he had come to the conclusion the company should sell twine at 25 cents per cwt. (1214 cents per bale) under International Harvester Company. Appellee then called upon C. C. Lee at Aberdeen. He testified Lee told him the price for the ensuing year would be 12^ cents per…