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GRAND FORKS HERALD MONDAY, JANUARY 31, 1801. counte in Schedule No. 1 and 2. Attention is directed to the that of the amount of $2,407.fact that on November 27. 1920. MINOT NOT 645.24 loaned to banks the sum drafts were drawn on re-deposit of $1,147,007.35 was past due on of public funds accounts in the December 3. 1920. This includes sun of $1,390,000. or this sum Minot, N. D., Jan. 31 any part due items which may be $817,500 remained unpaid on date ment is made by the Gr contained in the list of closed of audit. December 3. 1920. and railway that Minoters : banks. on December 23. 1920, date of Minneapolis automobile Of the total amount loaned to final verification thereof there reary 5 to 12, will be allo elevators. packing companies, mained unpaid $478,000. a half rates. The redu and individuals on warehouse reItem of warrants out for collection plies to tickets purchas ccipts and storage tickets amountconsists of county warrants in the on or after February 4 Ing to $105.722, the sum of $69.sum of $124,436.93 and state warrants until February 15. WRA past due on December 3, in the sum of $191,811.50 or a' total The district court be 1920. of $316,247.43. grind today. the jurors 1 Due From State. In Detail No. 6 is presented a list morning. Judge John C. of loans on farm lands outstanding The state institutions are indebted siding Civil cases will in the amount of $2,599,069, together to the Bank of North Dakota in the later in the term. with description of property and data total amount of $882,716.72. of which Retreat week at St. I relating. to each loan. church in Minot closed amount $650,000 is owing the bank by the Mill and Elevator Association: women of the parish b The supporting papers of each loan $225,000 by the Home Building Assointo the Sodality of the were carefully scrutinized and appear clation. and $7,716.72 by the Indusgin last evening. A ju to be complete. All loans are first trial commission. was organized among th liens on the property covered. Where parish yesterday/afterno prior liens existed they were satisfied In Detail No. 2. is presented list part of the week was d before the issue of the new loan. of banks with which re-deposits of Rule No. 3 issued by the Bank of men and Wednesday eve public funds have been-made DV the were received into the H North Dakota/ applicants for real esBank of North Dakota in the sum of tate loans provides: ciety. Rev. Eugene Geh $7,040,899.19. cis, Wis. was master of "Loans will be made for 30 years Statements were mailed to these The second half of th to be payable on a 7 per cent basis banks with requests for verification opened today. This S (interest to be 6 per cent) The payof balances. No replies were received close June 10. Exami ment' of 7 per cent of the original from 285 of these banks. Of the veriheld during the past w amount of the loan will be required fications received those from the folThe Langdon city team annually as an annual installment on lowing banks contained discrepancies not American Legion te the loan. The 7 per cent annual pay in balances which we were unable to here tomorrow night. T ment is sufficient to pay the interest reconcile owing to the lack of time of a series of games wi at 6 per cent on the unpaid principal for further correspondence: Farmers' class of teams throughou and to pay an amount sufficient to and Merchants's Bank, Lakota: First determine just which tes retire the principal of the loan in 34 State Bank. Larson: First State Bank, to the basketball cha years. Any installments remaining unManfred; State Bank. Maxbass; First North Dakota. paid at the end of the 30th year are Bank, Hensel; Farmers and MerFrank Cox. Great Nor to be Included with the 30th annual chants State Bank, Monango: Montemploy, was arrested installment so that the loan will be belier State Bank. Montpelier; Bank charge of forgery. 1t i retired at the end of 80 years. of Niagara: Farmers and Merchants forged his father's name Bank, Niobe; First International Attention is called to the fact number of checks. He Bank, Noohan; Bank of Obern; Scanthat under this amortization plan his preliminary hearing dia-American Bank. Palermo; First $263.60 will have to be paid at the Ward Newman. mana State Bank, Reeder: Farmers' State end of the thirticth year for every not Woolworth store. ha $1,000 of principal or more than Bank. Regan; Security Bank. Rugby: ferred to Fort Dodge. Citizens' State Bank, Selfridge; First one fourth of the entire principal Mitchell of st. Cloud, M National Bank, Tuttle; First State of each loan. providing all previNewman in Minot. Bank, Williston. ous installments have been paid Minot business nfen 1 when maturing, and extension of Following this is a schedule prea campaign to raise $ time was not granted as provided senting lists of banks carrying repurpose of advertising by the statute in case of crop deposits of the Bank of North Datributary to Minot and failure. kota which have suspended operation with a view to bringing You will observe that out of tiers. The Association éxhibiting as to each bank the total the total of $33.074 due as first loans and discounts. overdrafts, items is co-operating with the payments to December 3. 1920. for collection. re-deposit of public department of the raili the sum of $18,353 remains unfunds, and credit balances in the state immigration depa paid at said date. This may readiBank of North Dakota. In the county court ly be explained by present condiTotal net obligations of such susJudge William Murray tions. Necessarily. however. its violators of the anti-ciga pended banks you will note amounts effect on the bank must be taken fine and $6.20 costs. S to $648,394.50. into consideration. not passed on other Overdrafts-depository banks, and Attention is directed to the fact that found guilty at the recer state institutions--are in the amount county court because o provision is made by statute for the of $42,027.33 of their attorney. issuance of bonds of North Dakota In Detail 3 are listed deposits with Emil Langehough of real estate series, "in an amount not correspondent banks in the sum of Miss Laura Ness of G exceeding the amount of the outstand$520,396.55. Statements received married in St. Joseph's ing loans secured by the mortgages from these banks were reconciled at the bedside of the b delivered to, and in the possession of with thelr respective ledger balances. the state treasurer" as provided in George Ness. George N The reconcilement with the Midland broken spine several we Sections 2 and 3 of said statute. National Bank of Minneapolis reveala building he was worki Attention is further directed to the ed a small discrepancy in the sum of fell on him. fact that no such bonds of a real estate $10 which. by reason of its amount series have been issued or sold and Internal injuries susta was not further investigated. ning and throwing hims that the farm loans negotiated by the The cash on hand was verified by while playing near his 1 bank in the sum of $2,599,069 have enumeration and found correct. ing. ,required an opera been made from capital. and current Cash items in the sum of $24,530.06 funds of the 'bank. tured appendix on Ho are listed in Detail No. 4. 10-year-old son of Mr. a In Detail No. 5 is exhibited a list Burtch of Decring. He of items out for collection in the Charged With Crime rapidly at St. Joseph's total sum of $1,870,706.64 analyzed to present unhonored drafts on reIn Saskatchewan; May Be deposits of public funds amounting to Stanley Editor Lai Extradited From Minot $817,500, and sent out for collection in the regular course. These collecUp Foll tions are separated into "Old" in the Minot, N. D., Jan. 31.-Canadian sum of $174,977.94. and "current" Stanley. N. D., Jan. officials are expected in Minot this items in the sum of $878.928.70. InKilen, editor and pub week to institute extradition proceedcluded in the details are lists of loans Stanley Promoter, slipp ings against five men alleged to have in the sum of $3,398,238.96 and rewhile going to his office 1 been implicated in the hold up of the discounts in the sum of $244,820.13, and injured his leg. B1 Robert Andrist home near Wood End, or a total of $3,643,059.09. Overset in and he is now CO Sask. a short. distance north of Noondrafts on the Bank of North Dakota His condition is not se an. N. D The hold up and robbery in the surn of $41,567.34 are also incommitted in December, was staged cluded. In addition thereto is the New York-Under th in real old west style. Two cars with item of $459.34 overdraft, North Daof Major J. W. Myrick seven men in them drove up to the veteran military bodies kota school for the blind making a Andrist home, where Carl Indahl and total of $42,027.33. dated to form the Unit Louis Lein of Neonan, N. D., were Lerans' association
