Dye v. Dodd

Plaintiffs in this action are children of defendant Florence Dodd and her deceased husband, whose name was Charles Dye. From his estate his -widow and children inherited between $15,000 and $16,000 in money. The widow remarried, and her husband, James Dodd, lived on a farm in Jerald county with her and the minor children at the time of the transactions involved in this case, and during such time James Dodd did his banking business with Farmers’ Savings Bank of Wessington Springs, of which S W.. Wright was vice president and one of the active managing officers. The administration of Dye’s…