The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-12-12
At THE SAME OLD STAND
Montana National Bank Again Ready
10 DO Business With the
Public
Tho Deposits Yesterday Were
914o,377 and the With
drawals 94,o71.
Old Patrons ana New Customers Show
Hearty Congratulations.

The best pleased people in town ysstss-
day we're che officers md friends Of the
Montana National bank. II was the day
~ for the rsopsning Of that institution,
and promptly n 10 q. N. the sign:
Bank open. Hours from 10 .. n. to 8 p. M.
was displayed on the door. All the old
familiar faces we're at the various Windows,
sad almost on the hour people began to
peur In. Every caller Of course extended
cos syatulatisus. while = large proportion
passed 10 the receiving teller deposits Of
varying amounts. The bank Was ready to
pay ont shout $4,000 Of demand deposits.
but The paying teller was tho
least rushed man In b bank.
Eson 10 I'LL three there was almost
: o~entinuous thrsns passing in and est Of
officers Of other Helena banks, who *
tended hearty congratulations on the 70.
opening. Many others who realized what .
good thing II vas for tho city and state 10
have The Montana National open again. but
Who had never had business with that in
stitusion, also called and rendered their
best wishes. The old dspositors, people who
have had business relations with the Mon.
tana National from the day II VA opened
BY Col. BsoaAwnter. ware apparently the
best pleased. When they passed their de-
posts TO the teller their actions indicated
that they we're AT home" once more and
we're glad Of II.
The belief shat . good deal Of the money
drawn ont Of the Helena banks vas In old
stockings, tin boxes and Other hiding places
Was pretty conclusively proved yesterday.
~ n1oA thnvA ,Nnn0t hnvA hAnM = ORAAk dahl
more loose money In the city than m one
supposed, because whom the bank closed a.
three D. n. the deposits for the dav had
reached the very handsome total OF
3149,3 1877. Much Of this was deposited by
old customers. but there were also . mum.
Der Of new accounts opened. Over against
the deposits Of S149. 377 were Withdrawals
amounting to $4,97l.
After banking hours. President NARROW.
talking of the days business. said IL was
more than satisfactory. "The Montana
National has q lot Of friends outside Of the
city. and In = few days We will hea! from
them, 20 that We may expect the deposits
10 keep up pretty we'll. outside OF the reRu-
lar dailv business OF the bank"
Both President MARROW and Vice Prssi-
dent McCulloh expressed their hearty sp-
probation of the loyalty of old patrons and
of the good wishes Of the people Of the city
generally. In this connection they said
special Examiner Lynch, of the comp
t~roller's office. es. ecially had the thanks Of
the officers and directors for the good work
he had lone in aiding by his advice and
experience the people connected with she
bank in their efforts TO bring about resump-
ton. Tho work was successful" said Mr..
NARROW. land we appreciate to tho fullest
extent the labors In chat connection of Mr..
Lynch"
Around town among all Glasses Of people.
whether interested in the bank personally
os not. the opening of the Montana was \
leading topic. and everybody was glad of
it. not only on account of the bank, but
also because of the good effects tho re-
sumption will have on business generally.