American National Bank records, 1890-1931, bulk, 1914-1931.

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American National Bank records, 1890-1931, bulk, 1914-1931.

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Records of American National Bank of Helena, Montana, include general ledgers, collection register, register of drafts drawn, register of certified checks, time certificates, etc. In addition there is "statement at close of business." Records of American National Bank of Helena, Montana, include general ledgers (1890-1892, 1914-1931), a collection register 1927-1931), a register of drafts drawn (1929-1931), and a register of certified checks, time certificates, etc. (1929-1931). In addition there is "statement at close of business. (1903), which is illustrated by a Charles M. Russell color print of an Indian wrapped in a blanket.

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Russell, Charles M. (Charles Marion), 1864-1926

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American cowboy and artist of the American West. From the description of Photographs, {ca. 1910}. (Unknown). WorldCat record id: 145435693 American painter and sculptor of western scenes and subjects. From the description of Ephemera, 1900-1964. (Unknown). WorldCat record id: 122497326 From the guide to the Charles M. Russell ephemera, 1900-1964, (L. Tom Perry Special Collections) Russell, Charles Marion, artist, cowboy (Mar. 19, 1864-Oct. 24, 1...

American National Bank (Helena, Mont.)

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The American National Bank was organized in Helena in 1890. The original officers were Thomas C. Power, president; H. J. Seligman, vice president; and A. C. Johnson, cashier. By 1901 Johnson had moved up to the vice presidency and N. J. Gould was the cashier. These officers remained until T. C. Power retired from active management of the company in 1918. A. C. Johnson became the president, with T. C. Power's son Charles B. Power becoming the vice president. On May 1, 1931, the American National ...