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Fallon County Times (Baker, Mont.), 14 Dec. 1916, located at <http://montananewspapers.org/lccn/sn84036037/1916-12-14/ed-1/seq-3/>, image provided by MONTANA NEWSPAPERS, Montana Historical Society, Helena, Montana.
^ ■ . - 4 - V » • » v . . ........ . ~ - ■- ' ' i V • . 1 V'-i tri. „L W i * FAÜÖN COUNTY TIMES, ' -‘l.V ’ tV- • . • 1 •' • - - -.-J ” ■- ■*•< ' '-V- „ --;1 - A” — V •.„v-.-V v> Adi c of tHis bank indicates tbe appreciation by the, people of r.aIlorjL_cóiintyLof'the strict adherence to the .principles of soyndand progressive b.ankr; -ing, careful and 'conservative (management and côürteous attention ty business. - ^ - * ’ % . <. - RESOURCES . !•; ; * __ . ' ‘ D o a n s, D iscounts and Securities.. _ « 238 969*84 Banking: H o u s e Furniture and F ix tu r e s _ 1 .............. 11 401 09 S tock s Federal Bank .......................... 900 00 U. S . B o n d s . ____ - ................................. 26 000 <X)\ Redem p tion Fund due from U. S. T r e a s u r e r .» ..................................... 1 250 00 C A S H R ESER VE................................... 8 0 901 60 ** -- - $366 411 63 LIABILITIES Capital....................................................$ 25 000 00 ' Surplus and Undivided Profits ......... 14 484 67 <L * C ircu la tion ............................................ 24,600 00 •_ DEPOSITS.................................................... 29 4 32 6 86 $368 411 63 W e Solicit Your Business. FIR S T N A T I O N A L B A N K Baker, Montana Condensed Statement of the BAKER STATE BANK at Baker, Montana, as made to the Superintendent of Banks; at-theriose of business Sept, 12; 1916 R E S O U R C E S — -Loans-and-Diseounts—$308^845.-15 Banking House, Furniture and Fixtures . . 19,284.97 Other R e a l Estate . . 3,775.99 ^ C ash and Exchange . 57,145,51 $389,051.52 L I A B I L I T I E S Capital Stock . . $20,000.00 Surplus and Undivided ‘ Profits ' . . . $20,561,68 Net Deposits . 3 4 8 ,4 8 9 .8 4 $389,051.52 « ** W e invite you to do business with the larg est and strongest Bank in Fallon County. F o r Hom e Visitors Sales Dates , Novem b er 2 5 and Decem b er 8 and 22 V I A T H E - U - 77 G o o d and returning until March 1, 1917 From Baker, Montana, to Atchison, Kan. Cedar Rapids, la. Chicago, 111. Clinton, la. Council Bluffs, la. Davenport, la. D e s-M o ines, la. Dubuque, la, Duluth, M inn. Fort Dodge, la. Kansas City, M o. Leavenworth, Kan. Marshalltown, la. Memphis, Tenn. Milwaukee, W is. Minneapolis, Minn. Omaha, Neb, Rock Island, 111. St. Joseph, M o . St. Louis, M o . St. Paul, Minn. Sioux City, la. - Springfield, 111. Superior,W is. Waterloo, la. Peoria, 111. Liberal Stopovers Allowed on both Going and Return Journey THE OLYMPIAN” “THE COLUMBIAN” For further information about excursion fares, tickets, reservations, schedules, etc., call on or address H . D, CARPEN T E R, Baker, Mont. G h ica g o ,M ilw a u k e e & S t .P a u lR y . r-~ i f ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ M l . i l l SV.ÎJ Sv •-i',AV Washington, D : - d^avoring to ihaverithe^aj^fN^riation bills ready to present'to o m (T* w : soon after it convenes*;ori.:;D f c ^ 4 t h ; the committee on - appr opriit.ipns has been holding hearings o n ' important • items for several days. ~ « Among them ~are- several affecting Montana and Congressman'Evans has returned from Missoula to participate in their considerations and-to.'.0see that the Treasure-State is not unduly de prived of her share of the-: appropria tions. \ W e are working for ample funds,” the Congressman said, \to carry on the general reclamation'of the Indian Reservations for the Glacier. National Park, and other important^ appropria tions for the State. This* will;, require several millions,” the > Congressman continued, \and-the need'though well recognizedin'itheiwesrmustbeYclear- ly impressed bn the. eastern members, andjyhen this is done I shall-be hope ful of the outcome. I a'm confident the 640 acre bill will be reported back by the conference committee \ during the“early''part o f l h e session.” T h e closing session of the 64th con gress although short will be one of great importance to Montana, and many bills benefiting the west are at the head of the calendar list. Inasmuch as Baker expects to have a brick manufacturing plant some day, the following paragraphs from the\ Fromberg (Montana) Herald will be of interest: Monday afternoon the Fromberg Pressed Brick and Tile plant filled its 13th kiln, the last for the present sea son and rounded out the best seasons' to output the plant has enjoyed-since its beginning some seven or eight years agov Nearly 4,000,000 bricks have been made this season and have been placed-in some of the best buildings in—Montana- and- -Wyoming. This; plant turns out both face and building brick’ and the product has no superior in the northwest states. Fromberg pressed are recognized by architects and builders as the best to be had and consequently they are in great de mand. At a meeting of the directors and stockholders held at their offices Tues day,, the years business was gone over and declared to be a very satisfactory one. A vote of appreciation was, ex tended to superintended Halpin .and all employes for their loyal service and as a farther mark of appreciation_for. their efficiency the sum of $1,385.00 was givenv the employes as a profif sharing gift.” At. this meeting a dividend of 50 cents on the dollar was declared to all stockholders. People Don-1 ~ read ads?— but You are reading this ad, aren’t you? Fallon County Times. Farm Loans. See W . O. Mieir. Notice to Shareholders Notice is hereby given that the reg ular annual meeting of the sharehold ers of the First National Bank of Ba ker, Montana, for the purpose of elect ing directors and other business, will be held at it« office between the hours of 9:00 A. M . and 4:00 P. M. on the second Tuesday of January, the 9th day, 1917. W. W. BRANT, 12-7-5t. Cashier. Farm Loans. See W . O. Mieir. Patronize the merchants whose ad vertisements appear in this newspaper — youTcan always do better with \the business men who show their appre ciation of the value of publicity by’ patronizing a live newspaper such as T he T imes .; Old Papers at Y o u can get^ old papers T im e » office.' A big bundle for 10c. tf \ « ; Coal Ranges complete line of Gas Ranges just arrived, now for sale. The Store That Meets Every N e e d C o a t and “ b o m b e r C o . \Better Hardware Better Service” =AT= The Baker Jewelry . y V e .have Diamond, Signet and d l different kinds o{ stone set rings. Silver Flatware Community and Alvin Plate * in chests or by single piece. Some nice pieces also in Ster- ling.” Silver Holloware Sheffield Sandwich, Cheese, Fruit and Cake Dishes, Bread and Roll Trays, Coffee and Tea Sets, Baby Cups. Mahogany Nut Bowls, Smoking. Sets, Crumb Trays, Serving Trays and Match Holders. Company Xmas Cards Stickers, Bells and Wreaths for decorating. N Candy Liggett’s and „Morris’ Box Candies and Princess bulk Chocolates, packed to suit you -------------- Cigars Give Him a box of fine Ci gars, put up ten, twenty-five, or fifty in a box. Prices to suit. Happy Xm a s Thought An Eastman or Brownie Kodak. ' I » Victrolas They are\ hard to proçure but we hâve three small fna- chines oh hand. C. J. Russell J.Henton L l i Ml 1 M m ■'i-i *•*■**.* w *-•* -, , * - - A , - . - - * . Vk l i - ¿ i s s a
