First National Bank of Chateau Reports Condition 1930
The report of condition for The First National Bank of Chateau Montana shows the bank’s status as of September 24, 1930. Correct-Attest: Sealed official attestation confirmed.
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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1930
Page
8
The report of condition for The First National Bank of Chateau Montana shows the bank’s status as of September 24, 1930. Correct-Attest: Sealed official attestation confirmed.
State of Montana shows the Teton county bank’s assets including cash on hand and deposits totaling 431,925.37 with specified categories such as U S Government bonds other bonds and stock loans and discounts and real estate. The report lists capital stock paid in 50000 which is the disclosed equity and notes sworn by cashier C G McDonald before notary F G Barribal on October 1 1930.
Sunday services announced including Church School at 10 o clock and Morning Worship at 11 15 with Lord s Supper observed. Epworth League at 7 pm on the topic Get Along With Our Teachers. Pendrey Sunday at 3 pm preaching by E R Kaemmer pastor.
The American Legion Auxiliary held a dance for Harry Van DeRiet at Fort Harrison. Net receipts were preliminarily estimated well above $200 with minor expenses still to be paid. The event drew a large crowd and featured donated music from local orchestras and musicians.
Oscar Olney spent days in Chateau reporting progress in the Teton canyon area. He urged residents to cooperate on a better canyon road as visitation is expected to rise next year. He noted about 160000 trout have been planted in the Teton river and rearing ponds, with 40000 fingerlings delivered to Giant Springs and distributed by Lestrade and White. Andy Bumgardner has actively promoted pond development for fish in the locality.
The Athletics defeated the Cardinals 5 to 2 in the opening game of the World Series. Two homers by Athletics players drew local and New York money changes and heightened Cha teau fan interest.
Premium Center thanks workers for filling road holes near Farmington and reports grading progress past the Wm. Chalmers place. Guests E R McLean and Josephine Michels attended a Dutton WCTU banquet, and a Russian family reports confiscation of belongings and dire winter prospects.
For rent a seven room modern house in Choteau partly furnished. C. K. Malone and W. E. Howard are the contact names. 1911.
A brief local notice advertises rutabagas and Abe Breeze for sale near the Button school house. The item list is sparse with no dates or prices provided.
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