Peru Plow & Implement Co. v. Johnson Bros.

On the 9th day of April, 1907, these defendants, who were in business at Wilcox, Nebraska, made a contract with the plaintiff whereby the defendants ordered specified wagons and boxes at an agreed price to be deliveréd on board the cars at Lansing, Michigan, on August 1, “or as soon thereafter as possible.” By the terms of the contract the wagons were to have specially made boxes with the purchasers’ names stenciled thereon, and on the face of the contract was indorsed the words “duplicate to factory.” The plaintiff was known by the defendants to be a dealer in wagons, with its place of…