Bonner County National Bank (Sandpoint, ID)

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Episode Information

Episode UID
926301307
Episode Type
Suspension → Reopening
Bank Type
national
Bank ID
92630 national
Charter Number
9263
Start Date
November 2, 1908
Location
Sandpoint, Idaho (48.277, -116.553)

Metadata

Model
gpt-5-mini (chosen from majority vote of a three-model LLM ensemble)
Short Digest
4bac6ba7267f0783

Response Measures

None

Description

1933 article documents the statewide federal banking holiday; reopening is not described in these clippings.

Events (3)
1. October 31, 1908 Chartered
Source
historical_nic
2. November 2, 1908 Other
Newspaper Excerpt
The Bonner County National bank, the new financial institution of Sandpoint, opened for business Monday. The capital is $50,000.
Source
newspapers
3. March 6, 1933 Suspension
Cause
Government Action
Cause Details
Federal proclamation / proclamation of President Roosevelt (statewide banking holiday) closed all Idaho banks.
Newspaper Excerpt
The proclamation of President Roosevelt automatically closed the doors of every banking institution in Idaho.
Source
newspapers

Newspaper Articles (4)
1. November 6, 1908 The Kendrick Gazette Kendrick, ID
Article from The Kendrick Gazette, November 6, 1908

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Article Text

IDAHO NOTES. The regents of the University of Idaho have authorized the expenditure of $3000 for new scientific and educational books, making this library one of the strongest, up-to-date libraries in the west. William Buckley reports that he has finished inspecting over 26,000 fruit trees near Sandpoint, Idaho, which are ready for planting He states that the majority of the trees were from eastern nurseries because the local ones can not meet the demand. There will be over 60,000 fruit trees set out this fall near Coeur d'Alene. H. L. Canfield of the state government fishery department was in Sandpoint recently distributing fry in Pend 'Oreille lake and the streams thereabouts. Because of the absence of Frank Vincent. one of the board of arbiters appointed to appraise the land in litigation for a right of way for the Nez Perce & Idaho Electric railroad, the work of grading the line has been temporarily suspended. Ed Anderson has been appointed to the vacaney created by the departure of Vincent, so that no further delays will occur when they meet this week. The University of Idaho, following the lead of the eastern universities, will grant certificates to students completing the sophomóre year's work. This marks the division line between college and university studies. The next annual meeting and exhibit of the Inland Empire Registered Stockbreeders' association will be held in Moscow, Idaho, in December, 1909. The Bonner County National bank, the new financial institution of Sandpoint, opened for business Monday. The capital is $50,000. Emil Vaucamp, proprietor of a resort in Wallace, arrested on a charge of detaining alien girls and trafficking in women, had his hearing recently, and bond was placed at $3000. Jennie Girard, a woman who passed as Mrs. Vaucamp, was also held to the federal court, her bond being fixed at $1000. The University of Idaho debaters will meet Washington State college December 4 in the fifth annual intercollegiate debate. The question will be the guarantee of national bank deposits. At Council Louis Annis stabbed George Grove in a number of places, causing serious wounds. The stabbing was the result of a fight.

2. November 7, 1908 Bonners Ferry Herald Bonners Ferry, ID
Article from Bonners Ferry Herald, November 7, 1908

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Article Text

IDAHO NOTES. The regents of the University of Idaho have authorized the expenditure of $3000 for new scientific and educational books, making this library one of the strongest, up-to-date libraries in the west. William Buckley reports that he has finished inspecting over 26,000 fruit trees near Sandpoint, Idaho, which are ready for planting. He states that the majority of the trees were from eastern nurseries because the local ones can not meet the demand. There will be over 60,000 fruit trees set out this fall near Coeur l'Alene. H. L. Caufield of the state government fishery department was in Sandpoint recently distributing fry in Pend d'Oreille lake and the streams thereabouts. Because of the absence of Frank Vincent, one of the board of arbiters appointed to appraise the land in litigation for a right of way for the Nez Perce & Idaho Electric railroad, the work of grading the line has been temporarily suspended. Ed Anderson has been appointed to the vacancy ereated by the departure of Vineent, so that no further delays will occur when they meet this week. The University of Idaho, following the lead of the eastern universities, will grant certificates to students completing the sophomore year's work. This marks the division line between eòllege and university studies. The next annual meeting and exhibit of the Inland Empire Registered Stockbreeders' assoeiation will be held in Moscow, Idaho, in December, 1909. The Bonner County National bank, the new financial institution of Sandpoint, opened for business Monday. The capital is $50,000. Emil Vaueamp, proprietor of a resort in Wallace, arrested on a charge of detaining alien girls and trafficking in women, had his hearing recently, and bond was placed at $3000. Jennie Girard, a woman who passed as Mrs. Vaueamp, was also held to the federal court, her bond being fixed at $1000. The University of Idaho debaters will meet Washington State college December 4 in the fifth annual intercollegiate debate. The question will be the guarantee of national bank deposits. r At Council Louis Annis stabbed George Grove in a number of places, causing serious wounds. The stabbing was the result of a fight.

3. November 14, 1908 Elk City Mining News Elk City, Red River Hot Springs, Red River, Newsome, Dixie, Buffalo Hump, Buffalo, Crooked River, ID
Article from Elk City Mining News, November 14, 1908

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Article Text

IDAHO NOTES. The regents of the University of Idaho have authorized the expenditure of $3000 for new scientific and educational books, making this library one of the strongest, up-to-date libraries in the west. William Buckley reports that he has finished inspecting over 26,000 fruit trees near Sandpoint, Idaho, which are ready for planting. He states that the majority of the trees were from eastern nurseries because the local ones can not meet the demand. There will be over 60,000 fruit trees set out this fall near Coeur d'Alene. H. L. Canfield of the state government fishery department was in Sandpoint recently distributing fry in Pend d'Oreille lake and the streams thereabouts. Because of the absence of Frank Vincent, one of the board of arbiters appointed to appraise the land in litigation for a right of way for the Nez Perce & Idaho Electric railroad, the work of grading the line has been temporarily suspended. Ed Anderson has been appointed to the vacancy created by the departure of Vincent, so that no further delays will occur when they meet this week. The University of Idaho, following the lead of the eastern universities, will grant certificates to students completing t the sophomore year's work. This marks the division line between college and university studies. The next annual meeting and exhibit of the Inland Empire Registered Stockbreeders' association will be held in Moscow, Idaho, in December, 1909. The Bonner County National bank, the new financial institution of Sandpoint, opened for business Monday. The capital is $50,000. Emil Vaucamp, proprietor of a resort = in Wallace, arrested on a charge of detaining alien girls and traflicking in a women, had his hearing recently, and bond was placed at $3000. Jennie Girard, a woman who passed as Mrs. f Vaucamp, was also held to the federal court, her bond being fixed at $1000. The University of Idaho debaters will meet Washington State college December 4 in the fifth annual intercollegiate debate. The question will be the guar antee of national bank deposits. At Council Louis Annis stabbed e George Grove in # number of places, d causing serious wounds. The stabbing was the result of a fight.

4. March 6, 1933 The Idaho Statesman Boise, ID
Article from The Idaho Statesman, March 6, 1933

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Article Text

All Idaho of Banks Closed The proclamation of President Roosevelt automatically closed the doors of every banking institution in Idaho. The news was received in Boise first by The Statesman about o'clock. Earlier in the day the twelfth district federal reserve bank sued an order calling holiday Monday for all members of the federal system in Idaho and other western states. The First National Bank of Idaho in Boise and the eight banks formerly with to observe the holiday, according an official were all other member banks in the state.