Winslow v. Dakota Lumber Co.

Berry, J.1

This is an action for the price of goods alleged to have-been delivered to Joseph Thompson, upon defendant’s agreement to pay for the same. Thompson had taken a contract to haul logs for defendant, and the goods were supplies furnished him “in and about” the performance of his contract.

The point principally argued and elaborated here is that the verdict in favor of plaintiffs is not justified by the evidence. This was so strenuously contended for by defendant’s counsel that we have examined the settled case with unusual pains; and while, in accordance-with our usual practice in such…