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The First National Bank of Milaca is a family-owned community bank headquartered in Milaca, Minnesota, with $217 million in total assets. The Bank was founded in 1897 and today has four offices located in Milaca, Isle, Gilman and Zimmerman, focused on serving retail customers and business firms in the communities it serves. First National Bank of Milaca’s business model is to offer a full range of personal and commercial banking services to its customers. The Bank is committed to continue on the path of balanced growth and profitability.
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