Newspaper items (Apr–May 1892) report motion for appointment of a receiver and reference to a receiver (Wm. Muth) having been appointed by the court in litigation involving the Merchants' National Bank of Helena. There is no mention of depositor runs or temporary suspension language, but a court-appointed receiver implies closure/receivership. Classified as suspension_closure (no run reported, receiver assigned).
Events (2)
1.April 24, 1892Other
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Merchants' National bank of Helena vs. Greenhood, Bohm & Co. Motion for appointment of receiver entered and hearing continued.
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newspapers
2.May 15, 1892Receivership
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Wm. Muth, the receiver appointed by the court, to be substituted in Kahn's place as plaintiff in the suit against the bank and the sheriff. Judge Hunt denied the application.
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newspapers
Newspaper Articles (2)
1.April 24, 1892The Helena IndependentHelena, MT
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Department No. 2. Irving Bachellor et al. VS. Journal Publishing company. Judgment by default in favor of plaintiffs for $101 and $9 costs, for furnishing the Carrie Careless illustrated articles from April 5, 1891, to April 5. 1892. Merchants' National bank of Helena vs. Greenhood, Bohm & Co. Motion for appointment of receiver entered and hearing continued. Montana Milling company vs. C. M. Jefferis. Judgment by default for defendant.
2.May 15, 1892The Helena IndependentHelena, MT
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Wm. Muth Not Substituted. The attorneys in the case of Max Kahn, assignee of Greenhood, Bohm & Co., against the Merchants National bank of Helena and Sheriff Jefferis, argued on the application of Wm. Muth, the receiver appointed by the court, to be substituted in Kahn's place as plaintiff in the suit against the bank and the sheriff. Judge Hunt denied the application.