A. D. 1889. F. W. Ames, Notary Public, Traill County, D. T. [Seal.]
"That the said seed lien was duly filed in the office of the register of deeds in and for the county of Traill aforesaid, on the 2d day of April, 1889.
"(5) Plaintiff resides about twelve miles from the Clayton farm or tract on which said Bradley intended to sow said wheat, and plaintiff did not personally know the description of said lands. The said notice of seed lien was drawn at Mayville, about twenty-five miles from the county-seat, and plaintiff had no opportunity to ascertain the correct description of said land, by consulting the records, without incurring the delay, trouble, and expense of a trip to the county-seat expressly for that purpose. Plaintiff was therefore compelled to rely on the defendant Bradley for a description of the land to be sown, and said Bradley by error or design gave the description incorporated in said lien as above set forth, instead of giving the true one, to-wit, the north half of section 32, township 147, of range 51.
"(6) That said Clayton E. Bradley sowed the said seed wheat on the north half of section 32, and the crop of wheat grown on said land in the season of 1889, and all of it, was the product of the seed furnished by this plaintiff, as above stated, the said defendant Bradley; and said defendant Bradley did not sow or plant any wheat on said section 22, township 146.
"(7) That said defendants Anna G. and William E. Clayton were well and fully informed of the fact that this plaintiff had furnished the said Clayton E. Bradley the seed to sow the crop grown on the north half of said section 32, in the year 1889, and that said defendants at all times, from seed-time to harvesting of said crop, well knew that this plaintiff claimed a seed lien on said crop, and was equitably entitled thereto.
"(8) That said Anna G. and William E. Clayton, nor either of them, have not been in any respect misled or deceived by any error, defect, or misdescription in said seed-lien notice, nor have their interests, or the interests of either of them, been, in any respect or degree, prejudiced by any such error, defect, or misdescription.
