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FIRST NATIONAL TO PAY ANOTHER DIVIDEND Tom Forde has been in town several days in conection with his duties assistant to W. M Turner, as Receiver of the First National Bank. Mr. Forde that checks states have been prepared. and sent to Washington for covering another dividend of to the depositors. This will make total of paid by the receiver to depositors. Distribution of these dividend checks will be made have as soon as been signed and returned the by
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Defunct Baker Bank Returns 70 Per Cent Loss by Dividends Miles City-With the return of signed checks to cover a 10 per cent dividend from the comptroller of currency, Washington, D. C., a total of 70 per cent will have been returned to depositors of the defunct First National Bank, Baker, that went into the hands of a receiver in May 1924, according to information received here. Thomas Forde, in charge of affairs of the institution, has been authorized to make the further 10 per cent disbursement, it is said.
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BAKER BANK HAS PAID DEPOSITORS 70 PERCENT Checks were distributed late in July to cover a 10 percent dividend to depositors of the First National bank, Baker. The bank went into the hands of receivers in May, 1924. Since that time, and with the recent 10 percent dividend, it has paid 70 percent.
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as W. W. Brant: Curtis M. Shreve: Midland Coal & Lumber Company, a corporation: The First National Bank of Baker National Banking corporation, and John A. Sanderson. as of Receiver of The First National Bank Baker, National Banking cor poration, Baker State Bank, State Banking corporation and C. J. Russell, as the Receiver of Baker State Bank a State Banking corporation; James Pepper; J. W. Brant; Dave Lunder and Grace Lunder, his wife; Harry Lunder, and Ella Lunder, his gold wife his alter wife. Mangold and Olga ManTo Be Sold At Sheriff's Sale, on the 16th day of April A. D. 1927 at the hour of 2:00 o'clock P. M. at the front door of the Court House of Fallon County, at Baker Montana, the following described Real Estate: North Half (N1-2) and the Southeast Quarter (SE1-4), of Section Twenty nine (29), and the West Half W1-2) and the North Half (N1-2) of the North-east (NE14). of Section Thirty two (32), all in Township Five, (5) North. Range Fifty-nine (59), East, Montana Principal Meridian; containing eight hundred eight hundred eighty acres, more or less according thereof. to the Government survey together with all and singular the tenements, hereditaments and appurtenances thereto belongng or in anyway appertaining thereto. Dated at Baker, Montana, this 21st day of March A D. 1927. C. E. By W. B. Frankland, Burrell, Deputy Sheriff. Sheriff. Al Hansen, Attorney for Plaintiff. f. M. 24 A. 14
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RECEIVER OF FIRST NATIONAL ON JOB TWO DAYS EACH WEEK Ridgway, Receiver of the First National Bank of Baker, whose office is at Beach, N. D. has been spending the week In Baker and vicinity looking after bank affairs. Receiver Ridgway has charge of closed banks at Beach, Carlyle, Golva and Sentinel Butte, in addition to the First National Bank Baker, but plans to be in Baker on Mon'days and Tesdays of each week No dividend is being paid this spring by the Baker bank for the reason, as the Receiver states, that sufficient collections were not made warrant dividend at this time. However, the prospects are with good crop in this locality this further dividend will be paid