Langhorst v. Bank of Rosebud

This is a proceeding seeking to establish a preferred claim for funds deposited in a bank, which is now in the hands of the Commissioner of Finance for liquidation.

It appears that Elizabeth Langhorst, now deceased, did in her lifetime, to-wit, December 18, 1930, deposit in the Rosebud Bank the sum of $1,144 and received therefor a certificate of deposit bearing four per cent interest if left as long as six months. It appears further that on December 18, 1931, she surrendered the aforesaid certificate and made a deposit in the sum of $1,000 on which she received a time certificate of deposit.…