Center Mutual Insurance Company

In 1911, 83 farmers from Pierce and McHenry counties in Illinois established the Farmers Mutual Storm Cyclone and Tornado Insurance Company in Bottineau, North Dakota. The insurance company is headquartered in North Dakota.

1915 was the year that saw the reorganization of the Farmers Mutual Fire, Lightning, Windstorm, Cyclone, and Tornado Insurance Company. The Benson County Farmers Mutual Fire and Lightning insurance company, which had its headquarters in Minnewaukan, North Dakota, founded on June 25, 1931, was acquired by the corporation on January 1, 1957.

Publishers' Mutual Fire Insurance Company was established on August 29, 1917, with its headquarters located in Devils Lake, North Dakota.

After a merger on January 2, 1969, between Farmers Mutual Insurance Company of Rugby and Publishers' Mutual Fire Insurance Company, the resulting company was rebranded as Center Mutual Insurance Company.

On May 1, 1970, the business completed its most recent purchase when it bought the Farmers Mutual Insurance Company of Wells County in Harvey, North Dakota. The company's expansion began in 1982 when more agencies in South Dakota were granted licenses, and it hasn't stopped since.

Currently, Center Mutual has over 25,000 active insurance policies and a staff of twenty-five people. 2017 marked the anniversary of our company being in business for 100 years. The progression and expansion of the business are a testament to the leadership and efforts of its staff, policyholders, agents, and reinsurers.

The company has built a loyal and reputable clientele by valuing its customers through several satisfying services.

The following items are available to purchase from the company:

• Personal Auto
• Homeowners
• Dwelling Fire
• Farmowners
• Standard Farm
• Farm Truck
• Excess Liability