The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-01-15
CHANGES MADE N
FIRST NATIONAL
Titus Continues as President,
With Hunter as Vice
President.
.CARLEY
NEW CASHIER
Head of Institution Has An
nounced Intention of Re-
firing From Position.

The First National bank yesterday
announced its officers elected for the
1913. They are:
Presidents. S. Titus.
Vice President-A. u. Hunter,
Cashier. r. Carley.
Assistant Cashier-w. NJ. Edmunds.
Assistant Cashier. A. Berg.
Assistant Cashier-W. S. Dickinson,
At the annual meeting of director:
Yesterday it was said that the hearty
cooperation of the officials and stock.
holders of the Union National and
the First National banks had made
n consolidation very successful. I,
was considered that the bank would
now take Its place as n of the fore.
most financial institutions of TIL.
northwest.
IS. Titus, the president. has been
in the banking business here for
more than thirty years. He had an.
nounced his intention of retiring but
the directors prevailed on him to re-
tain his office for another year. the
active responsibilities to be thrown on
other officers of the bank.
"A. l. Hunter. who was cashier of
the Union National bank prior to the
consolidation and of the consolidated
bank since that time. has been adj
yanced to the position of vice presi-
dent and manager. He and j. r. Car.
ley, the new cashier. will have active
of the hank. Mr.. Carley
comes from the Northwestern Trust
company of this City. of which he was
vice president and secretary. He was
over Six years with the First National
at Hillsboro. n. d.
/. A. Berg. the assistant cashier. has
been with the bank since the Second
Ven IL of existence. w.
NJ. Edmunds, the assistant cashier.
was ten years with the Union Nation-
and w. S. Dickinson has been
years a competent official of tho
First National.
The bank has a capital and surplus
Of a quarter of a million dollars and
assets Of over two millions and is a
thoroughly progressive institution, de-
string to help in the upbuildins of all
enterprises of Grand Forks
and the country tributary to it.
Devote Time to Private Line.
&. G.. Gowran. the former vice
president, will 10Y devote his entire
to his private business of
bonds. mortgages and Sc
curitics. j..
The board of directors is made up
il. Observation-Disclosures. vice con-
sui for Norway.
David II. Notwithstanding and
investments.
l. A. Berg-Assistant cashier.
j. r. Carley-Cashier.
Stephen Collins-Farm machinery
and farm lands.
Sidney Clarke-Invcstment banker.
John .. Fadden-President Arvilla
State bank.
c. G. Gowran-Bonds and mort.
cages.
r. B. Embellishments department
store.
A. I. Hunter-vicc president.
Il. A. Jackson-Nanager Grand
Mercantile Co.
+. J. Kavanaugh-Supt. RUSSELL
Milling Co.
N. F. Murphy-Financial asen
Central Life Insurance Co.
c. j. Murphy-Attorney.
Max Observation-Disclosures, member
city park board.
Louis Rohde-Secrctary Congress
Co.
D. n. Tallman-President Tallman
Investment Co.. Willmar, Mimi.
S. 8. Titus-President.
Geo. F.. Observation-Disclosures
Inv. Co.. Minneapolis.
Andrew Neitch-Farm lands.
Sig Wolf-Wolff mammoth de-
partment store.
Several other Grand Forks banks
md companies held their annual
yesterday afternoon and ev-
antng, the election results following:
Commercial Mutual.
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