Long v. Campion

Knutson, Justice.

In the spring of 1949, Thomas Long, who was then about 77 years of age, inherited some property from a brother Edward. On May 5, 1949, he, together with plaintiffs Mae R. Thul and William J. Long and their father, William J. Long, Sr., went to the First National Bank of Minneapolis, and, out of the funds of Thomas, they purchased $15,000 of United States Government Savings Bonds, Series G, and registered them in his name, with $6,000 thereof p. o. d. 1 to plaintiff Mae R. Thul; $5,000 to plaintiff William J. Long; $2,000 to plaintiff Florence A. Nolan; and $2,000 to plaintiff…