The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, June 22, 1921, Page 2

PAGE TWO It follows: Abstract of Comparative Statements of the State Banks and Trust Compantes in North Dakota for call May 4, 1920; Feb, 21, 1921; with call of April 28, 1221. ~~ EXAMINER COMPILES REPORTS ON REPORT No. 5O THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE * : ‘WEDNESDAY, JUNE 22, 1921 _ STATE BANKS An abstract of comparative statements of the state banks and trust companies in North Dakota for calls at the close of” business on May 4, 1920; Feb. 21, 1921; with call of April 28, 1921, the wiih he Rody ig at the close of business on us State Banks 677 State Banks 673 State Banks Increase (1 cane OL Increase (1) and been appearing in features, Buster Keaton has been. making his own two reel comedies. They are brought to- gether again at the Eltinge, this week ‘ but in separate offerings, Roscoe 1 |e performer. Since Roscoe has in “The Haunted House.” The former has a North Dakota girl for his lead- ding lady in “The. Traveling Salesman,” Betty Ross Clark, who was born at Langdon, N. D., and educated in Min- fesota. Miss Clark is a screen beauty and a brilliant actress. Before ap- pearing in pictures she played in'stock companies and ‘was at one. time lead- latest call, has just been issued by the state bank examiner. | «rhe Traveling Salesman” ‘and Buster { Lak the visitors, and W. B. Hancock, past pregident, ‘responded, thanking Bis- marck for the courtesies extended. Others whp spoke were A. J, O’- Shea, of Fargo; R. R. Boyd, of Devils Lake, and J.:A; Shannon, of Devils AKG ‘The next meeting of the association pil be in Devils Lake next Decem- er. fo THREE DEATHS - ARE REPORTED ‘Hans Oppegard, of Dazey, N. D., who died recently, will be buried at Dazey ‘monia, was buried today. The fun- eral. took place at Wilton this after- noon. Adeline Sudvac, 10-year-old daughter of James Sudvac, of Sterling, who died of acute appendicitis here, was buried at Sterling this morning. Father Slag officated. Interment was in the cemetery at Sterjing. Pea RAIL STATION Trust Com- Trust Com- 4 Truat Com- ni ing woman in the “Fair and Warm RESOURCES panies Feporting, panies feporting panies reporting Decrease (D) show. It has been Buster Keaton’s| this afternoon. ‘Mr. Oppegard was : d May #1920. Keb, Sh yet April 28, 1921 bidet Us ag ambition to make his comedies as} born in Norway and was a retired) “ : i April 28, 1921 popular .as ‘the previous Arbuckles | farmer.’ ‘ 3 Yankton, S. D., June 22—Robbers ¢ . . were and with “the Haunted House"| °°. ayy Whe raided Whe; pieago., Milwankes Loans and discount. 119,449,054.47 —$109,424,172.84 $106,982,149.72@12,466,904.76D —_$2,442,023.12D _| as an example, he has sucyeeded. On| , Margaret | Peterson, | S-montheold) and St. Poul aia on ee or men cael Overdrafts 506,451.02 274,536.70 287,171.23 219,279.79D 12,634.53 I the game .propramiat-the Eitinge for) | twin, who Vited of broneho pneu: m Its value was not known. Warrants, stocks, bonds, 54322,486.24 5,157,880.80 - 4,109,143.08 o1213,848.16D ——1,048,737.72D | PUraday. Wriday and Saturday Is @| so Government issues 4,082,280.53 2,179,442.74 1,875,070..21 2,207,210.32D 304,372.53D tional Park,” whieh will give.some of Banking house, furniture and fixtures 4,068,764.56 ¢ 4,040,852.84 4,044,826.51 23,938.05D. 3,974.17 1 us who won’t get there this summer} Other real estate . 2,212,266.86 2,265,447.48 \ 2,375,688.02 163,421.16 I 120,240.54 an idea of what we may sce at a lat- Current expenses x 188,739.99 188,739.99 I 188)739199 I er period.: if Eu Due from Approved Reserve Agents 15,172,320.29 6,624,760.23 6,847,734.14 8,324,586,15D 222,973.91 I “Tt F ‘ Due from other banks 1,019,171.51 497,836.23 548,801.82 470,369.69D ° 50,965.59 I SEE B LDING : Cash Items ... 830,299.27 516,076.20 436,834.71 398,464.56D 79,241,49D Rl MAIN: Cash on Hand 2,631,587.13 1,887,573,80 1,990,534,34 641,052.79D 102,960.54 1 B00 ei \ CT) r TOTALS .... .. 155,294,681.88 132,868,579.36 129,686,693.77 IN ATE NeT DECREASE 25,607,088.11D —* 3,181,885.59D ths 3 iors > ‘LIABILITIES . i te Architects: Megting, Hege Are Capital stock paid in 12,413,000.00 ’ 11,585,000.00 11,468,000.00 945,000.00D 117,000.00D 3 Optimistic Surplus fund .... 4,325,998.40 4,179,774.90 4,160,550.00 165,448.40D 19,224.90D Setaice sh Undivided profit 16,293(28 658,582.26 16,293.28D 658,582.26D The biggest building boom in the Due to other banks 2,758,586.69 - | 346,179.81 286,258.89 2,472,827.80D 50,920.02 _| histary of the state is expected in the Deposits subject to chec 43,508,876.93 26,760,174.51 . 26,076,619.64 17,432,267.29D =~ 683,554.87D mal conditions in the country gener- BOR PERMANENCE Guaranty Fund Deposits. 15,733.53 118,92245, > - 235,402.44 159,668.91 1 116,479)99 I ally, occordne hed fat crition. Gd eave z Demand certificates of deposit .. 1,173,400.50 669,794.42 757,575.24 * 415,825.26D 87,780.82 I EES (OF ees VOR EN ee nOee LesreMIUects 4 Time Certificates of deposit . 76,220,855.07 63,914,67047 _ 61,962,736.40 14,258,118.67D 1,951,943.07D _| Association, . which has concluded & The great wear resistance and perbes Devosits = eptipieged Eppagsiee 2,324,799.43 782,534.21D 6,193.76D Officers of the assodiation were strength of Concrete Street Pave- 6! and cashier: 906,960.25 597,475.28 1,083;955.63 823,004.62D 513,519.60D elected as follows: , a makes i 0 a Bills payable 8,518,077.94 19,141,182.09 19,997,548.70 iekreny 856,366.61 I President—G, R. Horton, James- ment - eutable for any traf \ Re-Discounts 1,184,840.70 1,524,370.71° 1,293,346.27 108,505.57 1 e3tomaeD. | ON eg, WAL. Breseth fic, and least expensive to maintain. i 84,724.95 41,450.32 - 39,901.13 44,823.82D 1,54919D Fargo. fog : Secretary-Treasurer—R. _R. . Boyd, ‘ “a f --~$155,294,681.88 $132,868,679.36 $129.686,693.77 Devils Lake. ; ‘PORTLAND CEMENT ASSOCIATION ‘ : = twey $25,607,988.11D ~~~ $3,181,885.59D | The architects took an automobile ¢ To Improve aad Extead Uses of C 4 Ereece ere ee Se eee ride about Bismarck yesterday after- ‘Aden’ 7 puget ‘ ” Total Deposits May 4th, 1920. Q , ICKLE AN ny| Room, held a banquet at the Grand Ghicag> —Datret, «Les Angeica Paskessburg Seattle poet iy ae 128,752,046.61 ROSCOE ARBUCKLE AND BUSTER} Pacific hotel last evening and business Dee Heke, Milwenkee” Plabergh® St Louis Total Deposits Feb. 21st, 192 95,738,219.08 . KEATON AT THE ELT sessions last night and this morning. Denver Tndianapelia Minneapolis Portland, Oreg. Vencouver, B.C. Total Deposits April 28th, 1921 , 92,727,347.67 Two yeafs.ago when Roscoe “Fatty”! G, N. Keniston, secretary of the Deo Moines KeneasCay Now York Selt Lake City 9 Washingna Arbuckle was making his two reel! Commercial club, was toastmaster for comedies, his right hand man was|the banquet. C. L. Young, President Buster Keaton an acrobat and vaude- of, the Commercial club, welcomed ‘Weite for Street Booklet R-4 Total Decrease from Feb. 21st, 1921 to April 28th, 1921 $ 3,010,871.41 Total Reserve May 4th, 1920.. 19,653,378.20 : Total Reserve Febg2\st, 1921. 9,010,169.76 Total Reserve April 28th, 192: 9,387,070.30 rae? . Total Reserve Required April 28th, 192 1,344,108.69 ; : Surplus Reserve April 28th, 1921... 2,042,961.61 day during which a varied program takes place which has for its object character building and clean recrea- ne Rotary club lost a member to- day by the departure of C. M. Bolt, tion, | former principal of the High School. There is a contest among the boys presented with a gfit. The now for the best camp and several ion was made by J. L, Bell picked teams are working for the|who told of the ten years of service grand prize—a water mellon. .Swim-|in which Mr. Bolt had endeared him- ming is one of the major sports. ‘self to many people in Bismarck. Mr. : During the camp which will, last|Bolt has been a popular member of this week it is planned to have speak-|the Rotary and has assisted greatly ers address the boys at the evening in naling the club a success. . Mr, CAMP PROVES BIG SUCCESS, Fifty Boys Enjoy Recreation on Banks. of Apple Creek— MacLeod in Charge gatheritgs., Tuesday erening 0: iow sponded feelingly. nas ts, officer ‘i rge of the local ere were a Ml gape te hen, ba : Club bureau, ‘explained how ‘weather obser-| town guests at the luncheon today. is progressing nicely unde) he. direc-| ations, are taken. This evening | D. B. Register and G. B. Hawley were tion of J. J. MacLeod.” ‘A canip of Georse® Will will” talk on “Indian! the new members received. fifty boys is in full swing this week = ‘on Apple Creek. Rotarians plan on! - EE = a going out this week to greet the boys i on the camp grounds. Mr. MacLeod discussed the boy wel- are . fare work at the Rotary luncheon to- a y day at the McKenzie Roof Garden. | He told of ‘the enthusiam in the schools for the baseball tournament an Fig latest venture—the Apple reek camp. rt) ” . bs ¥ A regular routine is followed each IT’S COOL y Direction Valleau Theaters Company Hy ASK Your Grocer . TONIGHT z ; e ; \ For : . : “9. VERY once in a while you hear a motorist say as he , Hempty Dumpty Bread || FHOMAS MEIGHAN in oreo nee ee kicks a rear tire with an admiring foot, “there’s alucky Produced by _. “THE EASY ROAD’ Jing-wcsbloted’ eaedard'of service ~~ «tie Give him a chance and he'll tell you all about it. BARKER BAKERY Mermaid Comedy—Kinograms. ... 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