(OFFICIAL PUBLICATION)
HEPORT OF THE FINAN
CIAL CONDITION OF THE
BANK OF KODIAK
LOCATED AT KODIAK TER
RITORY OF ALASKA, M
THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS
ON THE 30th DAY OF SEP
TEYIBER 1041.
RESOURCES
Loans and discounts $103,845.11
Loans on real estate 123,034.71
Overdrafts none
United States bonds
and securities 839,404 71
Other bonds 29,443.8f
Stocks, securities, judgements,
claims, etc., none
Banking house, furni
ture and fixtures 33,870.61
Other rea! estate
owned 10,896.61
Due from other banks 527,943.7C
Checks on other banks
and other cash items 1,835.02
Exchanges for clearing
house, none
Cash on hand 176,208.46
Other assets 1,674.41
TOTAL 1,849,057.12
-LUAjBUA TIES
Capital stock paid in $ 42,500.00
Surplus fund, 750.00
Reserves 8.001.78
Undivided profits 5,474.85
Dividends declared
but unpaid, none
Due to other banks, none
Demand deposits 1,062,137.36
Time deposits 693,135.48
Cashiei’s and certi
fied checks 37,057.65
Notes and bills
rediscounted, none
Bills payable (including
certificates of deposit)
for money borrowed, none
TOTAL 1,849,057.12
United States of America,
Territory of Alaska,
3rd Judicial Division, ss.
I, O. A. TORGERSON, Presi
dent of the above named bank,
do solemnly swear that the fore
going statement is true to the
best of my knowledge and belief.
O. A. TORGERSON,
President.
(Correct Attest)
J. N. STEFFGEN’
BEN KRAFT,
W. J. ERSKINE,
Directors.
Subscribed and sworn to before
me this 2nd day of October 1941.
WARREN A. TAYLOR,
Notary Public in and for the
Territory of Alaska. My com
mission expires August 11, 1943
Good Luck, Duke!
Effective this week, I
have sold my entire electri
cal business to Duke Horn
berger and wish to thank
my many customers for
their generous patronage
which made my business
possible.
I sincerely hope that
they will all continue to
support my succesor.
E. H. Van Meter
Electrical Contractor
Kuuidk I ountdin hutargcs
Freda’s Cafe which has been
operated by Miss FredarFell for
the last year, closed its doors
this week, due to the desire of
its owner. Alfred Lian, to enlarge
their Kodiak Fountain.
It is with regret that the public
learns of the closing of this pop
ular little cafe, where Freda dis
pensed a grand style of home
cooked meals, which were enjoyed
by hundreds of customeis.
According to Mrs. Lian, re
modelling of this cafe is taking
place now, which allows them the
necessary room to expand both
their seating capacity of the
proposed enlargement of their
fountain as well as add tional
ice-cream equipment now order
ed.
Hospital Guild To
Hold Annual Meeting
The First annual meeting of
the Griffin Memo ial Hospital
Guild will be held next Tuesday,
October 7th, in the nurses’ living
room, of the institution.
Election of Guild officers will
be held and those present will be
regaled with an interesting talk
by Frank M. Hermann, chair
man of the Hospital and First
Aid committee of the National
Civil Defense Corps. His subject
will be “Civilian Defense and
What It Means to Each One of
Us ’.
All members of the Guild are
urged to be present and a cordial
invitation is extended to all
ladies in this community to at
tend the meeting.
Firemen To Meet Tuesday
There will be a regular meet
ing of the Fire Department, in
the City Hall, next Tuesday
night at 8 p.m. according to
Chief Loughead.
All active members of the de
partment are urged to attend, as
there is considerable business of
vital importance to be transacted.
Alaska Steamship Tickets
-ost 5 Percent More
Under the new Revenue Act
of 1941, all tickets purchased
from the Alaska Steam hip Co.,
w 11 he subject to a tax of 5 per
cent, according to Cden Hyner,
local agent of the company.
This tax became effective or
all tickets so d for transportatior
on and after October 10th 1941
mid no tax will be collected or
any tickets that may have beer
paid for prior to that date, ever
though tickets are for use sub
sequent there to. All tickets ane
stubs will be marked accordinglj
hereafter.
Hospital News
Patients in the Griffin Mem
orial Hospital this week wTere
Minnie Wallin, Chignik; Bina
Kendall, Anchorage; Gorman
Agenia, Uzinkie; Bob Weeks
Ausland Hage, Frank Hage
Paris Bestrikoff, all of Kodiak.
Those discharged from the
institution were Lloyd Boskefo
sky, Afognak, Mrs. William
Lawley, Mrs. Evelyn Law and
Will e Rock of Kodiak.
H V. LOUD
General
Contractor
Construction of All Kinds
Estimates gladly given
★ ★ ★
JERROME’S
Northern Light Grill
JERRY LDDGE, PROP.
Stop at Jerrome’s
“The Bright Spot of Kodiak”
JERROME SAVS:
Our Customers Deserve The Best And Qet It!
After having a delicious dinner here,
why not drop down to our Recreational Parlors
for an hour or two of billards or cards.
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<1HE PLACE to MEET and EAT
LU£!)ll£ij[iH'/ a iiiiru!l!)iiy
I) f] J] fi £ l>
9 P. M. UNTIL 1 A. M. ON SATURDAYS
10 P. M. UNTIL 1 A. M. ON WEDNESDAYS
Bl_I N N'S HALL
Music furnished by Merritte Holden and His
‘ ‘ R O V A L ALASKANS'7
Featuring “BILL” LAMME at the baby grand piano
Our classified adv pays.
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We always stand ready
to serve you
"Quick as a ^flash" §
Taxi stand, in front of
Log Waffle Shop
When You Buy Lumber
Why not buy the most of
the best for the least
amount of money?
$ ALASKA
SPRUCE
Grown locally, cut & sawed
^ by local labor
I Lari
Large Stock on Hand at
Kupreanoff
Lumber Mills
Fun for oAll ■ cAUfortun"
JERROME’S
Recreation Parlor
CANDIES CARDS POOL TOBACCOS
JERRY LODGE, PROP.
the:
“Home of Hospitality”
in Kodiak
Belmont Hotel and Bar
Jorgen Fredrickson, Owner
“Have you tried one of cMik.es tasty lunches?
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s
The Cub
H. E. WINANS, Owner
Alaskan Ivory Novelties and Curios that are as
interesting as they are inexpensive
“The Store Where It Pays to Shop”
Candies - Bars of All Kinds - Soft Drinks
Fresh Roasted Peanuts and Popcorn Opposite Orpheum Theatre
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marine: wiring
Licensed Radio - Telephone Repairs
Complete House Wiring
A Specialty
Electrical
When You Wnnt Anything Electrical Done
— SEE US AND —
“Ask for an Estimate’’
DUKE’S ELECTRICAL SERVICE
Duke Hornberger & Peter Deveau, Owners
Care of Kodiak Mercantile Co.
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