Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-06-05
Articles Of Incorporation Filed
and Will Open For Bust
ness Thursday
HAS FIRST CLASS FACILITIES
All the Banking Accommodations usu-
ally Found in tho Large Cities to Be
at the service of Green Mountain
and Something About
the New Owners.

Articles of incorporation have been
filed for the Green Mountain Savings
Bank. All the provisions OF the
law regulating savings banks In Iowa
nave been complied with, and the bank
will open for business under Its new
charter, Thursday. The bank was for
merly the Farmers and, Merchants,
Bank, but was sold by the Dlckers0ns
to the present owners, at the head OF
whom is Stewart B. MacDiarmid
The new bank opens under most
suspicious conditions. Associated with
Mr.. MacDiarmid is a ombination OF
interests that will give to Green
Mountain and community not only the
banking accommodations usually found
in towns of it's class, but all the facill-
ties enjoyed In the larger cities Of the
state THE financial interests Of the
bank are not only large, but OF the
substantial, conservative kind. at once
engendering confidence in the bank
stability. and insuring safety to the
depositors. A number OF Green Noun 4
tain business men and farmers are TO
be ASSOCIATED with the bank as stock
holders and officers. This fact will add
additional security and confidence to
the patrons of the institution.
The new bank Is officered as fol-
lows: nj
President-stewart B. MacDiar1nidi
Omaha.
Vice PresidentWalter Thomas,
Green Mountain.
cashiel-Dona A. Johnson Green.
Mountain. 4,
Directors-Stewart B. MacDiarlnid
Walter Thomas Donald A, johnson. F.
F.. McElhinney, Jonas H. Keith.
mid, who has the largest interest, liz an
Omaha man, physician of large
wealth. who Is connected with many
substantial banking interests and has
a great abundance ofRcapital back OF
him. Walter Thomas, the vice. presi-..
dent, Is n we'll known Marshall county
man in business at Green Mountain.
All who know of his integrity and
honesty Will agree that his name and
influence lends much strength to the
enterprise. Donald A.. Johnson the
cashier, was with the Omaha National
bank for seven years. and knows the
banking business thoroughly. He has
bought a home in Green Mountain and
is bending all his energies to make the
bank a success F.. +. McElhinney ID
president and principal owner OF the
Black Hawk National bank at Water
loo. a United States depoSitary, and
having resources of over s1,100,000. Jo-
mas H. Keith is representative of one
Of the largest farm loan companies in
the west. His connection with the
bank will give to it ample facilities fer
accomm notation Of either large or small
loans on approved security. In other
wordsI the connections formed by the
bank will give it opportunity to handle
any business, large or small. Farm
loans and farm sales will be a part Of
the business. Cashier johnson will
also represent the strongest and best
insurance companies doing business in
the state. Green Mountain is a grow
ing grain center and is becoming more
and more a shipping point. The new
banking facilities will be "a material
aid. MI Thaddeus Binford of this city
mas been retained as local attorney for
the bank.