In Re Springer's Estate

John Springer died intestate at Judith Gap, Wheatland county, Montana, on November 18, 1918, leaving surviving his widow and a minor son. The widow intended to and did take her husband's remains to his former home in Minnesota for burial. Before setting out upon this journey she consulted James G. Alexander, then cashier of the Security State Bank of Judith Gap, and N.R. Barncord, a lawyer practicing at that place, with respect to the condition of her husband's estate. She told them that Louis B. Springer, her husband's father, had offered to give her money enough to enable her to get back to…