Farmers State Bank (Rudyard, MT)

Episode Information

Episode UID
93030871490
Episode Type
Suspension → Closure
Bank Type
state
Bank ID
9303087 routing
Routing Number
93-0308
Start Date
February 27, 1924
Location
Rudyard, Montana (48.560, -110.554)

Metadata

Model
gpt-5-mini (chosen from majority vote of a three-model LLM ensemble)
Short Digest
9457c52817c88b92

Response Measures

None

Description

Multiple legal notices list C. S. Bradford as receiver, indicating the bank was in receivership/closed.

Events (1)
1. February 27, 1924 Receivership
Newspaper Excerpt
C. S. Bradford, Receiver of the Farmers State Bank of Rudyard, a corporation
Source
newspapers

Newspaper Articles (8)
1. March 6, 1924 The Hi-Line Weekly Hingham, MT
Article from The Hi-Line Weekly, March 6, 1924

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Knutson, a single man, Farmer's State Bank of Rudyard, a corporation, C. S. Bradford, Receiver of the Farmers State Bank of Rudyard, a corporation, and C. R. Beddall, Defendants. To be sold at Sheriff's Sale on the 29th day of March, A. D., 1924, at 10 o'clock A. M., at the Front Door of the Court House, Havre, Montana, in the said County of Hill, the following property, to-wit: The Southwest quarter (SW 1/4) of Section Twenty (20), in Township (30) Thirty North, Range Nine (9) East of Montana Meridian, Hill County, Montana. Dated this 27th day of February, A. D., 1924. R. C. Timmons, Sheriff, By G. A. Isaacs, Under Sheriff. R. H. Yaeck, Rudyard, Montana, Attorney for Plaintiff. —Pub. March 6, 13 & 20—

2. May 29, 1924 The Hi-Line Weekly Hingham, MT
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Alias Summons In the District Court of the Eighteenth Judicial District of the State of Montana, in and for the County of Hill. Fred Rosen, Plaintiff, VS. Lillian Harris, Andrew J. Harris, Van Sant Company, a Corporation, W. E. C. Ross, Hill County, a Municipal Corporation, The Farmers State Bank of Rudyard, a Corporation, C. S. Bradford, Receiver of the Farmers State Bank of Rudyard, a Corporation, C. R. Beddall and Mrs. C. R. Beddall, Defendants. The State of Montana, sends greetings to the above named defendants and to each of them. You are hereby summoned to answer the complaint in this action which is filed in the office of the Clerk of this

3. March 12, 1925 The Havre Daily News Havre, MT
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ALIAS SUMMONS In the the EighDistrict District Montana. and for County of Hill. De Land Amsterdam. William Trapp. Mary Trapp, his wife Alexandria Trapp. written Alice Trapp) W. Hill County, MonFarmers State Bank of Rudyard, corporation. Bradford, Receiver the Farmers Montana Sends GreetIngs the Named Defendants, Each Them: You to answer the complaint in this action which is

4. May 1, 1925 The Box Elder Valley Press Box Elder, MT
Article from The Box Elder Valley Press, May 1, 1925

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NO. 11373 SHERIFF'S SALE In the District Court of the Eighenth Judicial District of the State Montana, in and for the County of Hill. De and Maatschappy. (The Nether- of msterdam, Holland, a corporation, Maintiff, VS. William Trapp Mary Trapp, his wife, Alexandria Trapp (also written Alice Trapp), W. nicipal corporation, Farmers State Bank of Rudyard, corporation. C. S. Bradford, Receiver of the Farm-

5. May 4, 1926 The Hill County Sunday Journal Havre, MT
Article from The Hill County Sunday Journal, May 4, 1926

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ALIAS UMMONS In the Court of the Eighteenth Judicial District the State Montana, in and for the County of Baker, Hill onson and Earl Elias Ellingson wife, Beddall Erskine as Receiver the Hingham State Bank, Pope County State Bank of the Farmers State Bank of Rudyard, corporation: Hill municipal poration; Olaf and Peter E The State of Montana sends greetto the above named defendants, each of them to You are hereby summoned action to this of this the in which is herewith of served Court, upon you, and to file thereof your upon anthe plaintiff's attorney within of this twenty sumafter the service of the day of exclusive to appear your will be taken judgment for the relief by default against you in the complaint This action is brought for the describ- forecertain mortgage and made and ed complaint Elias Ellingecuted by the the payment to son Company the of signor terms of one certain the together with interpromissory note. which therein mortgage was Clerk and the corder County, on 24th day February in book 28 page the Mortgage Records County for and and this and for reason of said mortgage the premises described in said mortgage, to- The Southeast Quarter (SE%) of Section the South west Quarter (SW%) of Section ThirtyEleven Nine (9) East of the Montana Meridian the applied toward the said costs, payment of the and that all of the defendants fee above named and all claiming them. through may be under foreclosed of all barred of redemption lien, equity title, and interest claim, in and to the said there- mortand every part gaged and premises. for other further lief as will more fully appear complaint by ref. file in to the office of the Clerk of the above entitled Seal of hand and the said Witness Court this 26th day of April, A. D., 1926. M. C. MAC KENZIE Clerk (Court Seal) District Court. of the Max Kuhr. Havre, Montana, attorney for Plaintiffs. (4/27/26)

6. May 18, 1926 The Hill County Sunday Journal Havre, MT
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OLD FAITHFUL Your physician bends all of his energy for the welfare of yourself and your family. He sacrifices his own comfort in order that you and yours may be made happy and comfortable. He is a scientific man, of course. His constant aim is to SO perfect himself that he may render you better service. The hours are not his; they days are not of his choosing; his constant task is an endless search for better methods of treatment-for more palatable medicines- more harmless agencies for the relief of suffering Believing that the physician is in possession of an easy way of making money, there are many who would imitate him, so far as surface marking are concerned. There are cults and healers galore; they even cures; they advertise to the world of their alleged superior skill. the capable physician never has need of advertising. The incapable imposted can get his victim into his clutches by no other method. So long as people are gullible-so long as people can be deceived. just SO long will the charlatan flourish. The quack is not aligned with ef forts to eradicate disease. It was no humbug that discovered diphtheria Research Experts Find anti toxin; the cults are not hunting for cures for cancer, tuberculosis and Radio Noise Remover other enemies of the human race. No step forward advertising quack made the canal in eliminating unwanted noise in radio zone safe for human activities, nor receiving sets is reported by re- drove yellow fever from the south. search workers in the University of And still there are those who decry the faithful, hard working famPennsylvania. Dr. Harold Pender, dean of the ily physician who happens to be Moore School of Electrical Engineer Lthere when Baby Sue came into the world; when Grandma all but died of ing, said that in collaboration with pneumonia! Ingratitude has been Dr. J. H. Muller, assistant professor called the chiefest of sins. Think of of chemistry, he had perfected a new this, when you are tempted by the noninductive, high-resistance filament glaring advertisement of the quack. to take the place of impregnated pa A girl gets a fellow to give up smoking. drinking, swearing and gambling. Then he is so reformed that he doesn't marry her-he can do better. Claud Springer was in Havre on business Saturday evening. John Verploegen was out looking for cows that had strayed away from his home Tuesday and was a caller at Cottonwood for his mail. Mr. and Mrs. Emil Draeger motorEarl ed to Havre Tuesday on business. Halsie Stallcup motored to Havre Tuesday to do some shopping. Frank Jestrab was out in the Cottonwood vicinity Tuesday of last week. Edith and Arnold Peterson spent the week end at their parents' home north of Cottonwood. Oscar Thompson and Henry Verploegen were in Havre Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Beller and family were Havre business visitors on Wednesday John Verploegen was a Cottonwood caller one day last week. Viola Johnson was a celler in Cottonwood Wednesday evening. Grace Beller of Simpson is spending a few days at her grandmother's home south of Havre. W. D. Springer went to the Red Rock coal mine for coal one day last week. J. C. Dunnington is spending a few da in Havre on business. The Ladies' Aid society will meet at the Cottonwood Lutheran church 20. Sebastian Maisam was a Havre visitor Thursday. The farmers were all glad to see the rain the other day to put the ground in shape for spring work and also to help the crops. Allen Bisnop motored to Havre on business Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Warp motored to Havre Thursday to do some shopping and called at James Alfords or their return home. Theo Pruys was a Havre business visitor one day last week. Allen Bishop was a Cottonwood caller for his mail Wednesday evening. Mrs. Adolph Hoffman accompanied the mail carrier to Havre Friday where she did some shopping. Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Springs were Havre shoppers one day last week. Mr. and Mrs. James Alford and daughters Hazel and Lillian were visitors at Herbert Warps home Sunday. Clair Young was a caller at Herman ruys home Sunday evening. A farm bureau meeting was held at the Cottonwood community hall Saturday night, A large crowd was in attendance and they had a very succeasful program. Another meeting is be vid the third Saturday in June. to Pm Jacoby and Andrew Keller were callers at James Alford's home Mr. and Mrs. Magnus Peterson and daughter Pearl motored to Chinook Saturday. of the District Court Max P. Kuhr. Montana, attor ney for Plaintiff. ALIAS SUMMONS In the District Court of the Eighteenth Judicial District of the State Montana, in and for the and County of Baker. Hill Bronson Plaintiffs, Ellas Ellingson and -Ellingso' his wife. if any: C. R. Beddall: Erskine as Receiver of the Hingham State Bank. corporation; Pope County State Bank, Receiver of the Farmers State Bank Rudyard. corporation: Hill County Montana. a municipal poration: Olaf Domire and Peter E. The Larson, State Defendants. of Montana sends greetings to the above named defendants, of them and You to are each hereby summoned to answer the complaint in this action, hich is filed in the office of which the Clerk is herewith of this of Court. served upon copy you, and to file your answer copy thereof upon the plaintiff's attorney within twenty days after the service of this summons. exclusive of the day of service; and in case of your failure will to be appear taken against you judgment by default for the relief demanded in the complaint. This action is brought for the foreclosure of certain mortgage describin said complaint and made and executed by the defendant. Elias Ellingson to secure the payment to Van Sant Company, a corporation, assignor herein of the sum of 600 according the terms of one certain promissory note. together with interest thereon as therein specified. which said mortgage was duly recorded in the office of the County Clerk and Recorder of Hill County. Montana, on the 24th day of February. 1917. at 10:25 M. in book 28 at page of the Mortgage Records of Hill County, and for expenses and costs incurred by reason of this action. and for a reasonable attorney's fee as in said mortgage and for the sale of the premises described in said mortgage, towit: The Southeast Quarter (SE%) of Section Ten and the South west Quarter (SW%) of Section Eleven Thirtyfour (34) North of Nine (9) East of the Montana Meridian and the applied toward the payment of the said debt, costs, and attorney's fee as aforesaid, and that all of the above named and all persons claiming by through or under them, or any of them. may be barred and foreclosed of all right. title, claim, lien, equity of redemption and interest in and to the said mortgaged premises, and every part thereand for other and further lief as will fully appear by ref- on comp file erence in to the the office plaintiffs' of the Clerk of the above entitled Court Witness my hand and the Seal of said Court this 26th day of April, A. D., 1926. M. C. MAC KENZIE, Clerk (Court Seal) of the District Court. Max P. Kuhr. Havre, Montana, attorney for (4/27/26)

7. May 17, 1928 The Havre Daily News Havre, MT
Article from The Havre Daily News, May 17, 1928

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southwest today were checking up on losses from wind, rain and hail storms which struck in the Texas panhandle and Oklahoma and northest texas and Arkansas yesterday. TWO KILLED Tulsa, Okla, May 17 (AP) Two men were dead today and numerous oil derricks in the Drumright Cushing oil field were down as the result of a heavy wind and rain storm that swept the field last night and early today. APPLICATIONS DENIED Washington, May (AP) Applications of executive officers of the New York Central, Baltimore & Ohio and Nickel Plate railroads to become directors of the Wheeling & Lake Erie railroads were denied today by the interstate commerce commission. NOTICE TO CREDITORS Estate of Simon Nelson. deceased. Notice Is Hereby Given by the undersigned, executrix of the estate of Simon deceased, to the creditors and all persons having claims against the deceased, to AXhibit them with the necessary vouchers within four months after the first publication of this notice, to the said executrix at the office of Max P. Kuhr, Havre. Montana, which is hereby designated as place for the transaction of all business estate, in the County of Hill Dated May 5th. 1928. Hannah Nelson Spangelo, Same person as Mrs. M. Spangelo, executrix of the estate of Simon Nelson, ceased May 6-13-20-27 and all other persons, unknown, claiming, whe might claim, any right, title, estate or interest or lien or incumbrance upon the real described in the complaint, or any thereof, ad verse to the paintiff's ownership any cloud upon plaintiff's titl thereto, whether such claim 01 possible claim 1 present or con tingent, including any claim 01 possible claim of dower, inchoat accrued, Defendants. The State of Montana to Jessie M Paul: Van Sant Company a corpor ation; Farmers State Bank of Rud yard, corporation, and C. S. Bradford as Receiver of Farmers State Bank Rudyard, corporation: Arnold M. Parish; Frank Browne as Receiver First National Bank of Rudyard, Montana, corporation St. Paul Trust and Savings Bank, and T. H. Richardson and to all other persons unknown claiming or who might claim, any right, title, estate or interest in lien or incumbrance upon the rea property described in the thereof, adverse to the plaintiff's ownerership. or any cloud upon plaintiff's title thereto whether such possible claim be present or contingent cluding claim or of dower, inchoate or occrued You are hereby to an swer the Complaint in this action which is filed the office of Clerk of this Court, copy of which is herewith served upon you and to file your answerand to serve copy thereof upon the plaintiff's attorney after the service of this summons exclusive the day of service, and in case your failure to appear or answer judgement be taken against you by default for the relief demanded in complaint This Involves the title the following deseribed lands, to The South half (S½) of Section Three in Township Thirty. (35) North Range Eight (8) East of the Montana Meridian. The nature of the relief sought by the plaintiff is follows obtain decree of this Court quietIng plaintiff's title to the said above described real estate, and ad judging that the sole, legal and equitable all the said rea estate. and that none of the de fendants have any estate, right title or interest or lien whatsoever in, upon any part of scribed real estate: and that each of the defenddants be forever enjoined and debarred from asserting any claim whatsoever in or to the said real estate, adverse to the plaintiff. Witness My hand and the Seal of said Court. this 27th day of April

8. May 17, 1928 The Havre Daily News Havre, MT
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ALIAS SUMMONS In the District Court of the Eighteenth Judicial District of the State of Montana, In and the County Hill The County Hill, State of Mon tana, Plaintiff Vs. Jessie M. Paul: Van Sant Company corporation Farmers State Bank Rudyard corporation. and S. Bradford as Receiver of Farmers State Bank of Rudyard, corporation; Arnold M. Parish; Frank Browne Receiver First National Bank of Rudyard Montana corporation: St. Paul Trust and Savings Bank, corporation: and T. H. Richardson