The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, February 25, 1921, Page 8

i Hy I PAGE EIGHT mie SERVICE MEN at Bismarck, February 21. 1921. RESOURC: Loans and discounts, including rediscounts............ $900,621.02 Deduct: Notes and bills rediscounted with Federal Reserve Bank . { Overdrafts, unsecur U, Sv Government securities owt Deposited to secure circula' value) .. Pledged to s Pledged as collateral for ‘State or other dep bills payable ............ 849.60 1,174.64 | | more Regarding Proposed | 50,000.00 Park Plan 10,000.00 21,500.00 Total U. S. Government securities. 81,500.00 Vi I have seen in the January issue of, “Other Bonds, securities, ete.: Famous Writer of Outdoor Life “Landscape Architecture’ some’ de- Securities, other than U. 8. bonds (not including scription of your historical and com-| stocks) owned and unpledged. . 19,258.19 Heartily Favors Plant , | memorative plan for the development —— i Plan of the state capitol grounds of North! Total bonds, securities ,etc., other than U. 19,258.19 | a Dakota. It is.a great plan. I am Stock of Federal Reserve Bank. 3,000.00 sd ialways glad) to'see anything done | 4,560.52' Dr. Melvin R. Gilmore, curator of. which shall teach Americans of their: Furniture and fixtures......... Real estate owned other than ba r4 ; 14,558.98 the State Historical society, Lawful reserve with Federal Reserve Bank. Cash in vault and net amounts due from national | country commending: the proposed; word of approval and hope.® banks 68,831.83; memorial park at the state capitol in| This sort of thing is bigger than | Net amow n bankp, bankers, and trust com- | commemoration of the service given) politics. I think your legislature will! panie: the United States.. Bees 6,868. 00} by the men and women in the world so see it. oxthanges rom clearing house 7665.80 war. Have you any- touch with E. R. Total 0. ccccccncerssnsronsccecccurreseesscesces Checks on banks located outside of city or town of re- 5 porting bank and other cash itemS.\.........i 0.005 Redemption fund with U. S. Treasurer and due from. S. Treasurer... ee cee es ese ce eee eee ee eee ereneeens j ney, writes: February 17. 1921. ; Dr. Melvin R. Gilmore, Curator North Dakota State His- torical Society, Bismarck, North Dakota. ;. Dear Sir: 3,837.38 | 2,500. 00! | Capital stock paid in . Surplus fund ....... Undivided profits ..... Less current expenses, interest, Circulating notes outstanding Net amounts due to national banks Net amounts due to banks, bankers, ‘and. panies in the United States and foreign countries. . Certifi s outstanding . Cashier’s checks on own bank outstanding............ 50, 000. 00 | set forth in “Landscape | ture” for January. 18,752.50; 49,100.00! we have to look: east—toward Boston | 10,907.91; —for the artistic; not westward. i Yet, fifty years ago, Dean Burrill! 648.84 12,896.34 the campus of that university. con ceded to be the most beautiful east | tof the Mississippi; while at Harvard) ino one had the foresight to appro-| | priate sufficient space for future use. Total $ 65,885.68 Demand den (other than bank deposits) subject to Reserve: | At the. University of Ilinois the Individual deposits subject to check*..:.......0.s0006 204,857.3 82) viitor a iitermed: ne came For Pecuet tials | Certificates of deposit due in less than 30 days (other was laid out by Dr. Burril con-! than for monty ‘horrowed)...2....-... sees eee eee 185,044.27 | stantly and it is a greater memorial, Useo By WREE GENEnATiONS * —-——.,*/ him than a monument would be.: ¥#€ SOOKLET On, MOTHERNODN ane ene SABY. race. M ARCH 27th ‘Total of demand deposits (other than bank de- \ | Likewise, your present work will be! Besorcke Resuaren CoO Oe posits) subject to Reserve.........seeeeeeeenee $339,901.59 a memorial to you, in addition to be. 99,771.42 | Prominent Men rea Wels Dr. Gil- | consider myself fortunate, and beg EMERSON ' HOUGH WRITES pr. Gilmore as follow: has re- own past and their own country. But) 40,505.11! ceived letters from all parts of the I can not refrain from sending you a! Some of the letters are as follows: Harlan, curator ‘of Iowa Historical , Williant A. Adam, a Chicago attor-| department? ; tremendously, We are accustomed:;to) think that come delinquent’ March 1. 6! of the University of/Illinois laid out; Hattie Estep says she was told in a4 Transfer Co. Phone 62 or 63. THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE city, I understand, is now the favor-| ite convention city of educational and / other esocatiohs having broad pu lic value, As a matter of course I took then and‘ still have the liveliest interest in that general region. The movement in which you arg engaged appeals to,. me not only as“Sane, but far sighted and igiriaet I wish you every. suc- cess in it.. If there is anything I can; do to tether it, in any way, I will) meaneneanegaccaucana cien cpRreRnnsy esa |you to command me. Yours very truly, W. D. EATON HOUGH APPROVES PLAN. Emerson Hough, the writer wrote, and style My dear Mr. Gilmor His state backs ‘him | Yours very truly. EMERSON HOUGH., Taxpaying Time. The county treasurer's _ office is a, T have read with great, busy place now with taxpayers paying | {interest your landscape plans for the! their taxes, which become delinquent | j dream to write songs. She wrote two 50,000.00; state capitol grounds at Bismarck as/ on March 1, | Architec- | of the real estate ‘taxes do not’ ‘become Under the new law, half er, ‘The check she got was not a dream. | Be “Coal $5.50, | Bear Creel 12.50, Stov “Mrs.| Wood $3.25, Blivered. Wachte delinquent. All of the hail taxes be- DREAM ‘COMES TRUE, «Huntington W. Va. Febe 25. ONE MOTHERS FRIEND —— 7 | The day every good dresser No Price Is Right Unless Quality Is Right , PRICE may be a very important consideration to you; it often is.. But you can’t wear “price.” Wear have either without good quality. In Hart, Schaffner & Marx Clothes We're giving you the best quality, longest service, least ee E. BERGESQN & SON \Suits Made in Our Own Shop $50 Up i OI MMT Time deposits subject to Reserve (payable after 30.days or subject to 30 days or more notice, and postal | ings): ‘ing of great benefit to the state. | I was greatly surprised to‘ read the| ; contribution of North Dakota to the; ‘| wants to look his best, See my Easter Styles and Pat- Bismarck Machine Shop 421,853. 63| American forces in the Great War.| 41,014.74 It is quite amazing; such a record. | The record of your sons is worthy of! ‘the memorial proposed. I wish that| Cer ate of deposit (other than for money borrowed) Other time deposits.,..... [reenseeeseeeecendeowssceege « «$468,868.37 Total ‘of time deposits subject to Reserve..... United States deposits (other than postal saving: Other United States deposits, including deposits of U. S. dishursing officers...........ssseeereeseeeee 223.737 = 228.73| WILLIAM A. ADAMS.) U. S. Government Securities borrowed for which col- | I knew more of the hist f. th and * | state, © history of the | Heavy Duty Welding of all Suits $29.50 Up Very. truly yours, Kinds : 218 4th Street . terns. A selection to meet Aluminum Welding. \ every taste and pocket | book. All Work Guaranteed KLEIN lateral security was furnished.............65 eer 9,600.00 : WHITE COMMENDS. WORK We will do welding at your place Bills payable, other than with Federal Reserve Ban - | Orland E. White, off the-Brook-|| if pieces are too large for deliver ° “(including all obligations representing money hor- lyn; Inatitate . of. Arte~ ‘afd Ser | ae to ae i : Tailor and Cleaner . rowed other than rediscounts)..........++sesseee 50,000. .00 | ences, Brooklyn , Botanic Gar¥en, esi 4 “ Bills payable with Federal Reserve Bank.............+ 48,200. 0) Brooklyn, N. Y., writes as follows) “—__ ———— | Dr. Melvin R. Gilmore, TOtal cesses see cc ee ee etteeseenn eens eceereeeeceee -$ 1,144, ee Hee Curator Historical Society of North Liabilities for Fediscounts with Federal Reserve Bank. + ne | Dakota, | Bismarck, North Dakota. Total contingent Habilities........ eee eee e cence ene eneeee 849, 60 | Dear Mr. Gilmore:~ STATEMENT OF Aggregate amount: of salaries or compensation paid by this bank to| J have just written to the Bureau, “Chajrman ‘of Board (if. any). President, (Vice President, Cashier, and. Assist-| of American Ethnology to secure a! ant ‘Cashier for month’ of January, 1921, $1,251.66; Annual pay of all these | copy of your work entitled “Uses of, officers at January, 1921 rate of pay, $15,020.00; number: of these officers on | Plants by Indians of the Missouri date of this report was 5. | River Region.” If Iam not success-' Aggregate amount of salaries or compensation paid to all other employees | | ful. there, I hope you can send me! of the bank for month of January, 1921, $635.00; Annual pay of these em-/ one. Also, I would appreciate a re- THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK Bismarck, North Dakota at, the. Close of Business, February 21st, 1921 ployees on basis of the January, 1921, rate of pay, $7,620.00; number of thése : print of your article’ ins “Museum sas sanpel » i employees on date of this report was 6. ; | Mose entitled “A Living Outdoor . \ RESOURCES: f STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA, ). , AoE T wished to:'speak in the’ trite ‘Loans and Disepiet a eg sare a Connty.of Burleigh; [sees Weeding your article, tab you ‘Banki House and Other Real Estate 89,862.41’ I, J. B. Rhud, Cashier of the{above-named bank, do solemnly swear that | | have certainly struck a naw: note in| nking House ani i 006. the above’ statement is true to the. best of: my knowledge and pellet. | publi k kT thi: 'Stocks and Bonds - - = 62,519.48 RHUD, 1 bos cepeeted | suppose this is Cash on Hand and Dus from Banks. 312,143.19 i Ca a er era ceaeias Sf since akota 1S e ie 0! f — — Subscribed and sworn to before me this 25th day of February, 1921. Lag many new ideas, I was the a long’ <“ $2,242,227 a2 (SEAL) Notary Publte, Burleigh County, N. D: | South’ Dokets. ant roe gies ets LIABILITIES: och eee hea My commission expires June 26, 1 there, and it has already been a con-! ‘ a“ To eee ON, | siderable mystery to me why my na- Capital Stock Paid in - -. $100,000.00 J. A. GRAHAM, | | pac with go unprogressive, 85 Surplus and Undivided Profits * 211,992.18 G. F, DULLAM. ? ee \two states are very much alike as to| Reserved for Taxes and Depreciation 16,962.50 é Directors. character of the country and racial; Circulation - - 75,000.00 —— — — — —_ —_ ooo | character of the people. Federal Reserve Bank a 120,000.00 Some,day when me thro eh | A German firm is manufacturing; A contrivance to pump fish from al New York I would vary uch appre-| diamonds said tobe perfect duplicates | net to the hold of a fishing pressel has) ciate meeting you. of the mineral’ diamond: * been invented. Sincerely, ge | , ORLAND. E. WHITE. REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF | y, EATON WRITES. | THE FIRST GUARANTY B AN K The selowing etter was received | from W. D. E. Press Club oof Chicago, Feb. 16. at Bismarck, in the State of Norn Dakota, at the close of busi- | ide Melvig: R.cGiinste ness, Feb. 21, 1921. |, State Historical Society, x RESOURCES i Blemarsh; North Dakota. Loans: and Discounts .......... | $265,827. 25 | eer injorajars-ost Overdrafts, secured and unsecured... 12792 | a She January iene’ tithe: enagazine Warrants, stocks, tax certificates, claims, = story by Wm. Hay Williamson outlin-' 2,490. 21) ing your proposition to preserve, for | ssl ane: ieaties Shem i fl 23,410.00 | generations yet to be, the history of | Rise t erie easier oiayelog! F fae tate Banking es furniture and fixtures oe } 16, eo | eee at ones my interest and good 2 Essen oh ses ene oie 8 wishes. rational 0: \ ete Bi ca a pate “ig STAPLE GROCERIES Current expenses, taxes paid, over un- divided profits < ai $ 24,546.72 1,180.53 | that would or might help. | Due from other banks .... | In 1888, being then in Washington jand not without influence at the in- Checks and other cash items bas 1,084.20 tery Separtment, a found is a ie ort to the land office mention of a Cash eet ole6 pete beeee senate nees 16,861.94 42,492.86 (Bie burning deposit of eéal. in the Ds 4 = ‘urtle mountains, on the south side Ree Stas s Seas eis 352,290.98 | of the International boundary. Total .>... ' | Having knowledge of the fuel con-} {ditions along the valley of the Red $ 50,000.00: River, where inferior bituminous coal 5 00. 00 | brought $15 per ton, that report su Capital Stock Paid in’... De osits - - - 1,718,273. 74 ag $2,242,227 . 42 The Oldest and Largest Rank , in, This Section of the State (' “SAFETY FJZST” (5 ecial Big Reductions Davis's Grocery. 319 Mandan Ave. FOR SATURDAY ONLY Sugar, 10° Ibs for... White House Coffee . 5c Surplus fund ..../... sistas ‘ tat ther’ wid ib Individual deposits subject "to check . $135,045.14 fea ines commeretal way: Pon. the | i Guaranty fund deposit ............. A 240,66 j hunch i wet west past the a Red Rose Coffee 85 Time Certificates of deposit a 104,447.19 ines ‘of settlement, went to the Tur. | a sere aan) Saving deposits = f.y.-- 0. 15,940.00. en ie ie ate 3 iberty Bond Savings Deposits . 23,410 j unnecessary Indian reservation. i Milk, Van Camps, Talk: ... 0... eee eee eee Cashier’s checks outsanding . 9,716.30 I returned to Washington, got the. R > Due to other banks ......... 10,491.69 297,290. 98 | president’ to open afty proclamation y Strictly Fresh Bas Se per doz; 3.0%. 0.6.6. Me BIS geben None newspaper cennectons and the Asst: I] Waldorf Stratbervies «....0..+.0 ea cay BS None region publicity wide enough to start Trixy Molasses, 55 Value for ...... f Masters ota 857.890 Liabilities other than those above,stated Total Site. of North Dakota, County of Burleigh, ss. J.P. Wa, ly eats that the ledge and belief. Subscribed and sworn to before me this 25th day of Feb., 1921 | Frank C. Ellsworth, Nota: Public. ir oxysms of coughing, | Fels Napt To My Commission Expires Nov. 23, 1924. a ! Poa = H | ts Lee Soe Correct. Attest:— Vv! GK Ss DAVIS's GROCERY F. A. Lahr, VeRPORUB. \ 319 Mandan Ave. E. V.. Lahr, 3 << Ove 1» smn Jars Used Yearly | J. P. Wagner, Directors.- \ $352,290.98 | the coal er, Cashier of the above named bank do solemn- above statement is true, to the-best of my know- | Temarkable natural beauty, and the J.P. Wagner, Cashier. ja rush of settlement. I built there! ithe little city of Dunseith. opened beds, and incidentally, brought into use the best wheat land then known in North America. The location of Dunseith is one of} Aunt Jemima Pancake Flour, 25e seller 17; 3 for 50c Jello, 3° pkgs. . Brooms, $1.25 seller for Lenox Soap, 22 Bars for ‘ Electric Spark Soap, 10 Ba . 68e HOOPING COUGH ~~ No “‘cure”—but helos to re- 4 \FRIDAY, FEB. 25, 1921 ATA SHE TARAAA a is what you buy clothes for; you can’t \ cost OT TT Beulah Lignite Coal $5.50, Bear Creek Coal $12.50, Stove Wood $3.25, delivered. Wachter Transfer Co. Phone 62 or 63. BISMARCK HIGH CASSELTON-HIGH High School Gymnasium /TO-NIGHT. February 25th at 8:30 p. m. { Admission, 10 and 25 Cents, ~ TOURNAMENT Iie. 4 TIM KUPITZ CO. Phone 33-—Will Connect You With All Departments——Phone 33 QUALITY’ SERVICE SANITARY, Fourth Street Bismarck Makeya Dollar Worth One Dollar and Forty Cents SATURDAY SPECIALS } ‘Prunes, 8c Pound, We have about 50 boxes of Prunes which are small and weigh 50 lbs. to the Box i z "$4.00 |= This is a Snap, per WOX!. ie Sas Ee TUNGLUNEUGGHOQAOUEGSUERUUGANOLEDOGEOQOLTASEGSNGEUGSGGAULEA Hand Picked Navy Beans, very choice i Per tbe. tae ia te Ra ie | Hassle ate pea | Kupitz Company's Special Coffee - | Per Ib... eee. ede esloihe wees wis 3 -32c Yacht Club, Pork and Beans, 3 for cat Per.Can .....- Eastern Canned Tomatoes, No. Solid Pack, 6 for 84e; per can . Fancy Canned Salmon, 14 ID size (30¢ seller) 3 for’... . 45c We Sicclalize i in Catt: age » Ohiesee and Sweet Cream a aS MEAT DEPARTMENT Our-Corn Fed Steers are Just gine this week. We handle nothing but government: inspected beef every quarter, sti amped after passing inspection, why take a chance eon other kinds that may be a little cheaper. ‘=n \ Beef Pot Roasts _Se ae rns doe | ‘Beef Boiling or Stew 1 | Per Wer cvscce ccc hpeeensedeeee Lamb Stew : = Per Ib. see... SCL AE MUP as ean wioE Ws 10c Mutton Shoulder’ or Steak Percy sas oe ese aie ai elsis cote ag a Fe beisaiere .20c Pork Shoulder Steak or Roast Pewtlbateie cs te ved vias Siw siete a cheats yee 18c¢ Loin Pork Chops: 23¢ to 25¢ Per Ib. Veal Stew Per Tb. ve P 12cto15c 20c to 25c FISH DEPARTMENT Pickerel, Salmon, Halibut, Whitefish Extra Special Fish ickerel and Whitting ‘ Ee evel and. Whi ing ; 25c ADS: FOR i, dekise s shore oe I alates. Gah 6 i araiexsha te iab niece uN p= N a Ss p= ou a iii tt nt aon ac eal Shoulder Roast er Tb. Pike, Herring, fil ate