Thomas Cruse
History of Montana,by Joaquin Miller, 1894
USGENWEB Montana Archives
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The Thomas Cruse Savings Bank of Helena, is one of Montana's 
most solid financial institutions. It was founded by Thomas 
Cruse in 1887, with a capital of $100,000, its organization 
dating prior to any other savings bank in the State. It's 
officers are as follows: Thomas Cruse, president; Frank H. 
Cruse, vice-president; W.J. Sweeny, treasurer; and W.J. Cook, 
assistant treasurer. 

The bank has constantly grown in favor ever since it was founded 
and has met with marked success. It has a very large deposit 
account and in addition to its large savings business 
also does general banking and makes a specialty of handling state, 
county, city and school bonds and warrants for which they pay 
the highest cash price.

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