Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-05-23

and uninsurable. The Importance Of
this class OF insurance appeals to the
owner and to the money lender alike.
1t not only protects the owner, but 1t
makes it much easier 10 secure loans
on his stock and at better rates than
where insurance Is not carried. None
a afford to be without insurance on
this class Of. property In support OF
this Mr.. Cook cited the case Of the In
ternational Harvester company which
a few days ago took insurance In this
company on all Its horses and mules
on its demonstration farm In Grand
Forks county. In the application blank
where reference was made to the val
ue of personal PROPERTY held by the
company is given the figures, }1500O0,-
600. This alone Is sufficient argument
that If a gigantic corporation cannot
afford to have horses and mules with
out insurance, no Individual can aft ford
to be without It. II insurance was not
necessary there would be no use for
insurance Of any kind. ~
Finch Bros. of Fargo, importers Of
Belgian, Percheronl and Shires, have
written Mr.. Cook in glowing terms re-
garding the value Of his company and
this class Of insurance, stating that
when the element of loss by death
is covered, the average man IS per.
fectly safe In making investments in
pur bred livestock. We see no reason
why a home company like yours
should not be given preference to a
foreign company, and it Is only reas.
enable to suppose that this company
will thrive until ere long It VII claim
a distinction Of being one of the
strongest compsnies in America"
Vice President Hunter, of the First
National Bank of Grand Forks, and
one of the most conservative men IN
the state, also writes Mr.. Cook, say.
Ing among other things says: S''
Il believe the interests Of the stock.
men Of the state at the present tille
demand a first class insurance com.
pany, and with proper management !
have every confidence in the success.
full termination of the Dakota Live.
stock and Casualty company"
Ex-Congressmane Marshall. writes
from Cakes: II am glad you are in
the field. Insurance Of all kinds is a
recognized necessity and there Ger.
tainly is a lack. Of facilities for insur.
ing livestock. In view of the newly
awakened interest in the development
of high grade livestock in North Da.
kota it seems there ought to be a field
for an insurance company along the
lines which you have organized"
1t is seldom that a new enterprise
meets the cordially which the Dakota
Livestock and Casualty company has,
and the fact that it has been so re.
ceived testifies to the soundness of its
organization and56 it's proposed meth.
DDS. Among the many prominent
bankers, business men and breeders
of the state who have given the gen.
eral management PERMISSION to refer
to them regarding the soundness Of
the company and is plan, the follow.
ing are a few: I FIRST National Bank,
Fargo; First National Bank, Grand
Forks; Paul c. Remington of the City
National bank of Bismarck. 8. J. Ras.
mussen, First National bank, Carpio;
Louis P. Johnson. First State bank.
Ashley; DR.. J. W. Robinson, Garrison;
II. H. kemper, Citizens bank, Minot;
Ernest Billing, stockman, Lisbon.
In fact all who are interested in the
welfare OF the livestock business seem
to be pleased that some plan has been
brought out for the protection against
loss on livestock. and this company
furnishes that plan.