Hall v. Boise Payette Lumber Co.

— In April, 1940, Samuel and Inez Hall, husband and wife, were engaged in remodeling their home at Montpelier, Idaho. On the 20th, Mrs. Hall entered appellant’s store for the purpose of obtaining bathroom material. She walked down the aisle to the rear of the store. At that time appellant’s manager was preparing a statement for a Mr. Perkins. Upon approaching these men, she asked Mr. Perkins what kind of material he had used in bathrooms when he remodeled a certain hotel, and he told her it was wallboard. Whereupon the manager said, “I think we have a sample, Mrs. Hall, around the corner,”…