On April 7, 1908, Farmers State Bank, Quinton, Oklahoma was approved and
chartered by the State of Oklahoma and business began in a frame
building on what is now the street west of the southeast corner of
Broadway and Main streets. It then moved into the building on the same
corner, which also housed the old Choctaw Gas Company. In the 1930's,
the assets of the First National Bank of Quinton were bought by Farmers
State Bank, and as a result of this, the two banks were combined.
Farmers State Bank then moved across the intersection into the building
it occupied until March, 1980, when construction was completed on the
facility that stands now. An expansion was completed in 1995, making
room for a growing business.
A History of the Red Oak Branch
The Bank of Red Oak was organized before statehood, in November, 1905,
and was given an Indian Nation Charter. The Bank was owned by the Brewer
and Fields families of Red Oak until 1960 when 50% of the bank's stock
was purchased by the Dollies of Wilburton and the Kirks of McAlester. In
1976, Don Barrington and Olen Treadway purchased the bank. On December
16, 1983, Bill Jordan and the Farmers State Bank purchased certain
assets and deposits of the Bank of Red Oak from the F.D.I.C., and
operates it as the "Red Oak Branch of Farmers State Bank". Operations
were located in the original building, built in 1905, until the new
building was completed on Highway 82 in December of 1985.
A History of the Haskell County Branch Originally, our
Haskell County Branch was opened in Whitefield in May of 1996. In order
to provide a more convenient, centrally located facility, this branch
was relocated to the "red barn" just east of Stigler in July of 2000.
EQUAL HOUSING LENDER
On April 7, 1908, Farmers State Bank, Quinton, Oklahoma was approved and
chartered by the State of Oklahoma and business began in a frame
building on what is now the street west of the southeast corner of
Broadway and Main streets. It then moved into the building on the same
corner, which also housed the old Choctaw Gas Company. In the 1930's,
the assets of the First National Bank of Quinton were bought by Farmers
State Bank, and as a result of this, the two banks were combined.
Farmers State Bank then moved across the intersection into the building
it occupied until March, 1980, when construction was completed on the
facility that stands now. An expansion was completed in 1995, making
room for a growing business. 
1905,
and was given an Indian Nation Charter. The Bank was owned by the Brewer
and Fields families of Red Oak until 1960 when 50% of the bank's stock
was purchased by the Dollies of Wilburton and the Kirks of McAlester. In
1976, Don Barrington and Olen Treadway purchased the bank. On December
16, 1983, Bill Jordan and the Farmers State Bank purchased certain
assets and deposits of the Bank of Red Oak from the F.D.I.C., and
operates it as the "Red Oak Branch of Farmers State Bank". Operations
were located in the original building, built in 1905, until the new
building was completed on Highway 82 in December of 1985. 
Originally, our
Haskell County Branch was opened in Whitefield in May of 1996. In order
to provide a more convenient, centrally located facility, this branch
was relocated to the "red barn" just east of Stigler in July of 2000.