North Dakota history and people; outlines of American history . s converted into the Citizens NationalBank. Mr. Titus remained its cashier, while .Jacob S. Eshelman became the president andJ. Walker Smith vice president. In .January, 1884, the stock was increased to one hundredthousand dollars. On the 1st of July, 1890, the bank assumed the title of the FirstNational Bank and in August, 1896, removed to its present quarters occupying nearly theentire first fioor of the First National Bank building its quarters then being as fine asthose of any bank in the northwest. At the beginning the bank e
North Dakota history and people; outlines of American history . s converted into the Citizens NationalBank. Mr. Titus remained its cashier, while .Jacob S. Eshelman became the president andJ. Walker Smith vice president. In .January, 1884, the stock was increased to one hundredthousand dollars. On the 1st of July, 1890, the bank assumed the title of the FirstNational Bank and in August, 1896, removed to its present quarters occupying nearly theentire first fioor of the First National Bank building its quarters then being as fine asthose of any bank in the northwest. At the beginning the bank entered upon an era ofsuccessful growth, its course being one of continuous expansion, and on September IS, 1912,the consolidation of the First National and the Union National Banks was announced, markingthe consummation of one of the most important financial deals ever carried out in the state,resulting in Grand Forks being given one of the strongest banking institutions in thenorthwest. The bank is today capitalized for two hundred thousand dollars and has a. \ ^* ## it* m ^ SEYMOUR S. TITUS
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