The Dickinson press., 1913-01-18
the BANK Sac
ELECTION S
Few Changes. Judge and Alder
man Crawford Go to Dakota.
All. White Mgr. Stark
Has 10 Banks.

Has 10 Banks.
On Tuesday the most of the banks in
Stark county held the annual election
of directors and officers. There are ten
banks in the county-seven outside of
Dickinson.
The Dakota National Bank of Dickin-
son made change in the directory.
Judge w. c. Crawford and Alderman B.
H. Crawford taking the places of C. e.
Mead and S. NJ. Ferris. who declined a
re. election on the ground that it was
not always convenient for them to be
in attendance at the regular monthly
meetings. They continue. however, as
heavy stockholders in the bank. An
other important change was the elec.
tion of Alderman Alfred White vice
president and general MANAGER. Mr..
White has been successful business
man in this country for great many
years and! now has his outside affairs
we'll cleaned up which will enable linn
to give his personal attention to the
affairs of the bank. Mr.. Senour retires
from active management to look after
personal business.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF DICKIN-
SON
The old board was reelected: A.
Hilliard, r. H. johnson. H. L. Dickin-
son. Dan Manning. V. H. Stickney, A.
T. Crowl and T. A. Tollefson:H Officers: :
A. Hilliard. president: v. H. Stickney,
vice president; R. H. johnson. cashier /;
T. A. Tollefson, assistant cashier; Carl
Anderson and Otto Hennines. clerks.
The bank has capital stock Of $780,
600 and surplus of $50. 600. The usual
semi-annual dividend was declared.
MERCHANTS ~,NAr1oNAL OF DIcKIN-
@ SON
The old hoard was reelected: w. T..
Richards. J..F. Davis, Welton McDon-
aid, ]. H. DAILY; Frank Lish, j. c. F..
Parketsands N. layers: Officers VI.
L. Richards. president J. F. Davis.
vice president: Wilson Eyer. cashier :
Andrew Erdahl, assistant cashier: Ell
liot Freeman, clerk. The board placed
$40. 600 in the surplus fund. rounding
cut $50. 600. an equal amount of the
capital stock. and declared 10 per cent
dividend.
DAKOTA NATIONAL OF DICKINSON
Directors: H. c. Christensen, Geo.
A. Perkins. Geo. A. Senour. Alfred
White. Redmond Murphy. ". c. Craw-
ford and B. H. Crawford. Officers: - H. C.
Christensen. president; Alfred White,
vice president D. D. Mars. cashier
A. p. Ellian, clerk. The board voted
10 per cent dividend and placed S.
coo in the surplus fund, making a total
Of SIS, 600. The capital stock is $50. 600.
GLADSTONE STATE BANK
The annual election will be held
on the 21st. Julius Hollst, L. A.
Simpson and John Little are the pres
ent directors. Officers: Julius Hollst.
president; L. A. Simpson. vice presi-
dent w. G. Watts, cashier. The bank
has capital stock of $500 and q
surplus fund of So, 600.
TAYLOR STATE BANK
Directors Ferdinad Leutz. Sam
Brand. Fred Deeken, H. W. Brademeyer
and Fred Schlapmann. Officers: Fer
dinand Leutz. president: Herman
Leutz, vice president; II. E. Skauge,
cashier Leo A. Winter, assistant cash
ier. The bank has capital stock of
$40. 600 and $40, 900 surplus. The lar
gest dividend in the history of the banl
was declared.
FIRST NATIONAL OF BELFIELD
The old board was reelected. r. C..
Davis, ]. S. Sorenson, j. E. McCabe,
B J. Determan and j. O. Milsten.
Officers: R. c. Davis, president; J. S.
Sorenson. vice president; j. o. Milsten,
cashier I sE. W. Russell, assistant cash
ier Cecil Barton, bookkeeper. The cap.
ital stock is SIS. 600: surplus and un.
divided profits bring the amount up te
about $40, 600.
MERCHANTS STATE OF RICHARD.
# TON
Directors: l.. A. Tavis. NJ. Tschida,
John MuRgli, Anton Mugeli, JOSEPH
Killer. Henry Pathmann and Fred Path.
mann. Officers: L. A. Tavis,, presi.
dent: Joseph Killer. vice president
John Muegli. cashier; Joseph Muaeli.
assistant cashier. The bank has cap,
ital stock Of SO. 600. The sun, of $1O..
600 was carried to the surplus fund,