Citizens Bank - Walhalla, ND

Bank Information

Episode Type: Suspension → Closure
Bank Type: state
Start Date: December 16, 1933
Location: Walhalla, North Dakota (48.923, -97.918)

Metadata

Model: gpt-5-mini
Short Digest: 620529e5

Response Measures

None

Description

Article (Fargo Forum, 1933-12-16) reports the closed Citizens Bank of Walhalla was placed in hands of local board of receivers — indicates suspension and assignment of receivership (permanent closure). No run is mentioned. Date taken from publication.

Events (2)

1. December 16, 1933 Receivership

Newspaper Excerpt: Affairs of closed Citizens bank Walhalla placed in hands of local board of receivers to end battle whether business should left under receivership or handled by local depositors commit-
Source: newspapers

2. December 16, 1933 Suspension

Cause: Government Action
Cause Details: Bank was closed and its affairs were placed in the hands of a local board of receivers to resolve whether it should remain under receivership or be handled by local depositors committee.
Newspaper Excerpt: Affairs of closed Citizens bank Walhalla placed in hands of local board of receivers to end battle whether business should left under receivership or handled by local depositors commit-
Source: newspapers

Newspaper Articles (1)

1. December 16, 1933 The Fargo Forum, Daily Republican, and Moorhead Daily News Fargo, ND

Article from The Fargo Forum, Daily Republican, and Moorhead Daily News, December 16, 1933

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Article Text

KERNELS Grafton Bars Rest. Grid Squad Guests. Minot Gives Pledge. Attending meeting of Christmas chairman which Guy, were representatives 20 local or- meeting Ramsey Young Democratic continued at Friday county officers attending. local unit Royal Neighbors Grinde assisted by Mrs. O. Clayton, annual banquet and of high school alumni set for Dec. 28. of officers for Eastern results in naming Mildred Whitney, worthy Herbert Ide, worthy Nina Roble, associate matron: Charles Blanding associate patron; Althear secretary: Marie Wolden, treasurer: Ida Johnson, conductress. and Mamie Sell associate guilty fourth charge of planning to distribute several checks in Minot, Morris Helgeson, Columbus, sentenced to state trainschool. Masonie blue lodge are French, master: Calhoun, senior warden: R. Wer. ner. junior warden: Greene, secretary: C. W. Burges, treasurer. Affairs of closed Citizens bank Walhalla placed in hands of local board of receivers to end battle whether business should left under receivership or handled by local depositors commit- of local unit W. Other officers are Dr. R. W. Kibbee, and R. Swandby, trustee for three years. CAVALIER Mock trial with August Allord as guilty party feature meeting of men in Backoo school district. accidentaljabs table fork in eye of Herman Retzlaff, three years old. Lad will not lose local chapter Odd Fellows are Fred Stumpf. noble grand: Jasper Beck, vice grand: Lee secretary, and Mitchell, treasurer. for burgiary two borthers, William and Donald Kunnanz. The former will serve from three to five years In state penitentiary and the latter five years in state training school, Mandan. lights brightstreets for Christmas holiday son here. FESSENDEN-Mr. and Mrs Erick Gedrose, pioneer residents of Cathay honored on golden wedding annivereary by children. fire department finds at election meeting has barely enough members to fill CASSELTON Pioneer citizens Emil Priewe and Frank Langer guests at meeting of community club. FESSENDEN-Honored by friends and relatives on their silver wedding anniversary were Mr. and Mrs. Ulrich at dinner. and Christmas Shopping day by mer chants for Dec. 19 here. by train of Soo Line Clarence Larson. Truck driving demolished but Larson escaped injury. age pensions filed in office of John A. Dawe, county auditor, number 22. Eastern Star headed by Mrs. Schueet, worthy matron, Ingerson, worthy Mrs. Rose associate tron, Mrs Gus Olson, associate tron, Mrs. Nellie Tufloch, conductress and Mrs. Agatha George, associate conductress of the peace is C. Wagher, appointed by board of county commissioners. Great North ern agent Bergfalk, Litchfield, Minn., to replace M. Ja. netted from 800 tickets sold by firemen for play "Here Comes Charley,' totals $150 broken bones in ankle of Frank Ewen result of klck from beef animal when was being butchered. Savings and Loan association organized by G. Mahon, Henry Sieg. H. DePuy, Elmer Berg, W G. Tollack and G. W. McIntyre, Grafton, for incorporation required by federal law. Headquarters in Grafton. of A. O. U. W. lodge Ira McMilan, master workman: Edward Thomson, foreman, William Shahan, overseer, Patrick McGurran, trustee for three years. heads of Odd Fellows are William Carson, noble Miles Reid, secretary: B. D. Nelson, trustee for three WAHPETON-Confessed theft of two chickens from Nortz Lumber company did Lionel Olson: received sentenced from two to four years in state penitentiary receiver the First National bank at MarIra T. He succeeds R. Madson. department sets date for annual Dec. of Fryburg farmer, Billings in small attack the placed heart death.