Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, November 28, 1919, Page 2

s A o AN R AR T ST A0 S A s N YR T AU N TR VAN L A SAGE TWO THE BEMIDJI DAILY PIONEER io. 5582 Reserve District No. & % % & % K K K K K K K X K & K| Charter No. 5582 Report of Condition of the * 3 3 3 oo A ‘l“;'fi"im XRKREK First National Bank, at Bemidji Hjlmer Melland, who has clerked In the State of Minnesota, ntntges(fl;)fiemg; business on November 17th, 1919. all summer for the Pinewood Mer-l, , . .4 aiscounts, including rediscounts $566,465.24 cantile company, "es‘g‘fd ‘}:‘1" le’; 2. OVErArafts .......o..co.oooon Smeds None Land, where he will work |5 u. 8. Government Securities Owne =gt P S f:'fli‘;';’fng camp. a Deposited to secure circulation ( par value)..$ gg,ogs,oo " "—*——-—-:» —————— 4 George Crelghton and Alfred Win-| £ QRS M InBIeREsony: $:625.00 L gt b B B vF L oL . ger of Debs were Pinewood visitors Total U. S. government S — 107,725.00 Tuesday evening. 6. Other Bonds, Securities, Etc.: ) her than U. bonds) pledged to secure postal Clarence Melland returned home b Bonds (ot 55 aloooi t t i deposits ...... ,000. Tuesday from Gonvick, where he had | 4 poi3s"e0 o8 other than 5,000.00 an ays oderveprerina 1 8. e Securities, other than U. S. bon owned and unpledged ... Total bonds, securities, etc., other than U. S. sie . Stock of Federal Reserve Bank (50 per cent of subscripti " Value of banking house, owned and unincumbered . Lawful reserve with Federal Reserve Bank . Cash in vault and net amounts due from national banks " Checks on other banks in the same city as reporting bank. . 5t Total of Items 14 and 17........cccooernoersnness $ 95,780.67 . Checks on banks located outside of city or town of r ting bank ‘and other cash items. . ..........oooeeucueeae o . Redemption fund with U. S. treasurer and due from rer . Interest earned but not collected—approximate—on notes and bills receivable NOt PASt QUE.......cceeernesersrnrartaneennsrnrens been to Dr. Stevens for medical at- tention. Carl Hogenson of Clearbrook ar- rived here for a deer hunt Tuesday. Miss Margaret Rosenow returned home Tuesday evening from Bemidji, where she had been several days on business. Carl Nord of Debs was a Bemidji business visitor Wednesday. Louis Larson returned from Leon- ard Wednesday morning where he made a sale of his farm in the town of Roosevelt. Mr. Larson will take a trip' to the state ot Washington eoon. Ole Hove arrived here from North Dakota Thursday after being gone several months looking after his farm interest out there. 71,441.63 Real New Orleans Molasses for Breakfast most delicious way is as a spread for pancakes. Get GOLD LABEL BRER RABBIT — itis the finest, purest and most delicious rea/ New Orleans Molasses. FREE L O D e B R $935,230.62 LIABILITIES. $ 50,000.00 9 {d . Capital stock paid in 10,000.00 . Surplus fund ..... . a Undivided profits . 12,799.14 M b Less current expen: PRTTT ! . Interest and discount collected or credited in advance t | and not earned—approximate 2,000.00 I | ! . Circulating notes outstanding .. . [ f Net amounts due to banks, bankers and trust companies (other H e | | $ 20,859.62 Louis Tegner and Hans Kirkvold were Bemidji business visitors Thurs- day. A. E. Hamer returned home from F. G. Troppman, the Bemidji mer- . Net amounts due to National Bal P : "'h";vt was :‘e‘: ;Ved‘:"?"" ‘and than included in item 30) 228468 i g‘n"h“’ll d"ld‘d:: : boug! a carload of potatoes from . Certified checks outstanding .. 6.62 b 5 H ] the farmers around here. - Cashier's chiecks on own bank outst 32,90359 | Y Next time you have muffins fascinating travels ; i J. H. Laney of Bemiddi will com- Poposits (other than bank deposits) subject to reserve : of Brer Rabbit. 1 -3 mence to teach the East school in ““Tgwf;,‘,‘:"::y,(fie inin $0 days);m ) or waffles fOt btakfast let the A Beautiful' New : district 92 Tuesday. 34, Individual deposits subject t0 CheCK..........cccooiiveeeineene... 411,058.41 } ; 86. Certificates of deposit due in less th: 30 day folks taste how PRER RABBIT | pook—fiee. Wite improves everything, ‘ money borrowed) ................0.00 34,680.00 Total of demand deposits (other tha - subject to reserve, items 34 and 85............... $445,738.41 Time D¢ ts Subject to Reserve (payable after 30 days, or subject to 30 days or more notice, and postal snvlngs): Led., New Orleans. North Dakota Saturday, where he|,, certificates of deposits (other than rowed) 214,523.33 4 i has been all summer. 42, Postal savings deposits 1,460.99 Childr 4 | John Clemmer, Nels Flesvig, Mrs. | 43. Other t?::hengexom% S i ” 83,498.93 Ly PT er molasses on Every Housewife knows i 0 0 me 0sits subjec! 0 reserve, ems 3 A 1 ;:’:";:slfi""" ore: Bemidil- visitors oo mamid BB $299,483.25 s sliced 'bread once thcy taste the name “PENICK & { Miss Petra Ramstad and Miss E1- |+ [iabilitles other than those above state s 8 BRE'R RABBIT . FORD” on a food means ! eanor Stromberg, teachers in the TORRY o eeenvnvnenevonnenosnsessssososrotocsoeosannanes $935,230.62 . Always the Best oflts i Debs consolidated school went to Be. | ,,q 9, the tota] loans and dlscounts S0m 8oLt NS mitted by Taw (Sec. 197, -midji Saturday to attend the teach- | Rev. Stat.) (exclusive of notes upon which total charge not to exceed 50 cents ers institute. was s"tnt“) r'fa! None. ’léhe number n]f sucl: loans was None. ate o innesota, County of Beltrami, ss. Fred Welter, Peter Welter, and I R. H. Schumaker, cashier of the above named bank, do solemnly swear Rudy CI f M ship wero:s& otownal;ll‘:t;udgtzl "OI;‘ZI:' that the above statement is true to the best o%m}}; kgg;v!ledge and belief. cattle Fri- . H. UMAKER, Cashier. day. Corrct attest: A. A. Warfield, A. G. Wedge, Jr., F. P. Sheldon, directors. L. A. Henson of Deer Lake ship- Subscribed and sworn to before me this 24th day of November, 1919. Kind. 22 yearsofquality. Remember—the GOLD LABEL for table use and high grade baking —the Green Label especially for baking. It costs less. Notarial Seal ANTON R. ERICKSON, Pi ¥ ped a carload of cattle and sheep to (Notaria) Seay N R ER m%eltrarmwézun?;“cmmn. South St. Paul Saturday. 141126 My commission expires Dec. 6, 1920. Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Welo, Mrs. Louis Tegner, ..rs. Gus Smith, John Miller and O. N. NelsoF were Be- midji visitors Monday. Deer slayers had hard luck. D. M. Conners and Sid Miller went on a second deer hunting expedition Fri- day. They started out to outdo Old Nimrod. They got on the track of a farmers sheep, which they followed far toward the north pole and final- ly run down a jackrabbit and Sid got the buck fever, and we are not sure how many shots he fired. Anyway they came home long after dark with torn clothes, hungry and foot sore and if they had of dined on the game they got two hunters would have gone to bed hungry. Mr. Con- ners returned to Bemidji absolutely deerless this time. o —_— e Children Need Butter For Health, Growth, Strength There is no substitute for butter. ..Butter contains the valuable substance known as “Butterfat” or ‘“Vita- - mines,” found only in butter, milk, cheese and eggs, the abundant use of which makes large, strong and healthy children. o Scientists claim that the small physique of the Jap- DOn,t wait, buy anese and other small races is due to the absence of Vitamines from the food they eat. 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