contract, and paid the said sum of $300 at the inception of the contract, and $1300, which became due March 1st, 1917, and the $1,000 note due Nov. 1st, 1917.
Subsequent to the making of the contract and delivery of the promissory notes, the defendant Clifford, it is alleged, for value, received, transferred, endorsed and delivered to the plaintiff the certain $1,000 promissory note which became due Nov. 1st, 1919.
On or about Dec. 26, 1918, Clifford sold and conveyed all of the premises (excepting the thirty-five and seventy three hundredths acres which was theretofore conveyed to Amendee Desroches, by warranty deed) to the defendant, Farmers National Bank of Hendricks, Minn. It assumed and agreed to pay the mortgage indebtedness, remaining unpaid on said land, and agreed to carry out the contract made by Clifford with Josephine Howe.
Thereafter, the Farmers National Bank of Hendricks, Minn., through its cashier, G. L. Peterson, procured Jozephine Hanlyn, formerly Josephine Howe, to quit-claim all her interest in and to said land to said Peterson, its cashier, who then assumed and agreed to pay as part of the consideration therefor, the balance of the purchase price on the land then owing by Josephine Hanlyn, including the plaintiff's note and the whole of the amount remaining due on the contract. The quit-claim deed was taken in the name of G. L. Peterson, but, in fact, for the Farmers National Bank of Hendricks, Minn.
On or about the 6th day of Nov. 1919, by warranty deed, the Farmers National Bank of Hendricks, sold and conveyed, for a consideration of $18,000, all of said land, with the exception of the thirty five and seventy three hundredths acres, to Wm. H. Allen.
Plaintiff prays judgment against the defendants, Josephine Howe, Thomas J. Clifford, and the Farmers National Bank of Hendricks, Minn., for the sum of $1,000 and interest from March 1st, 1917, at eight per cent per annum, plus the sum of $2.79 costs incurred on the protest of the note; and that the conveyance of said property by Clifford to the Farmers National Bank of Hendricks, and by that bank to the defendant Allen, be adjudged null and void and of no force nor effect, so far as the plaintiff is concerned; that the plaintiff be adjudged to be the equitable owner of the land, by virtue of its ownership of the $1,000 note; that the plaintiff be adjudged to have a lien on the land for the payment of the $1,000, and protest fees and interest, costs and disbursements, and that
