A broker "indirectly" interested the purchaser in the property, and so was entitled to the commissions provided for, though the sale was made by the owner, unless to one not interested in the property through the broker "in any way, directly or indirectly," where the broker brought the property to the attention of and showed it to G, and G then gave the information so acquired to P, and P acted thereon, inspected the property and reported his information to C, who, acting on such information, went to the property and examined it, and thereupon bought it directly of the owner. Sho-ber v. Dean (Mont. Sup. '09), 102 P. 323.