In 1910 the officers of these banks were: Bridgeport Bank : Fred R. Lindberg, president ; L. P. Lindberg ; Mark Spanogle, cashier; and Clyde Spanogle. At that time this bank had a paid up capital of $15,000, surplus and profits $5,000. deposits $120,000. Statements which not only reflect the steady and healthy growth of this institution, but also indicates similar progressive development of the community may be gained by compairing the statements of May 16, 1914, with that of February 14, 1920.

May 16, 1914:

Resources ounts . . .

Loans and d

< Iverdrafts

Banking house, furniture and fixtures. . . .

Current expenses, taxes and interest paid. . . .

$212,097.30 226.61

7,500.72 40.72

HISTORY OF WESTERN NEBRASKA

Due from national and

state banks $ 16,641.65

Checks and items of exchange 1,244.20

Currency 2,567.00

Gold Coin 8,430.00

Silver, nickels and cents 1,890.62 30,773.47

Total $250,638.10

Liabilities

Capital stock paid in.'. . $ 25,000.00

Surplus fund 3.500.00

Undivided profits 1,369.24

Individual deposits subject to check $117,905.21

Demand certificates of

deposit 5,529.47

Time certificates of deposit _ 91,766.58

Cashier's checks outstanding 1,255.00

Due to national and

state banks 2,735.91 219,192.17

Depositors guaranty

fund ". 1,576.69

Total $250,638.10

February 14, 1920:

Resources

Loans and discounts. . . $757,825.23

Overdrafts 6,067.36

Bonds, securities, judgments, claims, etc., including all government bonds 1,700.00

Banking house, furniture and fixtures. . . . 7.500.00

Other real estate 2,500.00

Current expenses, taxes

and interest paid. . . . 13,379.57

Due from national and

state banks $ 40.934.07