Louis F. Dow Co. v. First National Bank

Defendant appeared specially and moved to vacate the service of the summons. From the order denying the motion it appeals.

Plaintiff, a domestic corporation, and defendant, a national hank of Malta, Montana, duly organized under the laws of the United States, entered a written contract on July 30, 1919, whereby plaintiff was to furnish and install fixtures and interior finish in defendant’s banking room at Malta. A few days later an oral contract was made to make alterations in the bank building. The contracts were made here, the president of defendant acting for it. The president looked after…