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Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1920-11-18
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Mpnbigbeoer orreiiereoe ioag en- al
BE briitiee @spere, Ser fioite 2eroag
}tioI 10 Yoitfehe refommanberet
Boit inoeboloenoe $4,000 fra ct
transfontinentalt BoiHog, ioet bette
pasiereoe giennem Omaha Sen ar.
reitere6e er en- 20 Mnr gartneI
Sernbone- -Bngag gearbei6er, MuricI
3biHips. &an ifal babe opgibet
Nobne1re paa fine to 1nebifploige.
8anfrbberi. @t. George, l1tab,
15oe Mob. Ga. SIC, 600 Benge oa
sDbIieationer bleb gptte for Hebere,
ser brgb in6 is5t. Georges Bnnf Der
oe aabneoe Neneebbplbe ,neo
Spransftofie.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1920-11-18
befienotg otgiorbe arigs soeparte rtemertet

Set bentes mi, ot Sobiettropper11e
bill bi1oe en- let Ser ober @eneral
Betlurns % 9alafobitcbg 9ropper /
Ukraine. Set ipaaes ogfaa, at Sci
rem pau arim bill frenffDnoe en- Dper-
ensfomft meo ben britiife @eeiering
ON Gienoptagel1e af 9anoel n1eo go
bietregieringen.
8erli1t 15oe Mop. On Mabiomel-
oing fra Moifau iagoe ioag, at ben
rusfife &egiering bar forlangt DIE
bliffeltg DpergiDelie af General
gsgreren for 9ropperte /
&rin1. Ser bIep Iopet @rangel og
barts 9ropper MmneiH.
2onoon, f6be Nop. st grcbonge
9e!egrapb telegram fra &onitanti-
.1opel nelote i6ag, at General @ran=
gel bap6e rgn1met Seboftopol.
Gre amerifanife Forpeooiagere ntt-
fom til aonitantinopel i6ag ne6
Glpgtr1inge fra Sebaitopol. Ser bar
mango iaarebe Men6, &bin6er %
8grt. 9uien anbte beites paa De
5oreneoe stuters Camper Sara
bnD".
8aris, 166e Mop. 5opietarmeen
er fulblten6ig 8eii6belie af 4rim-
Salppen, 1neloes BET til BET frantic
l16enrigs soepartemen i6ag. 8olibe-
biferne bor taget minoit 10000
Sanger.
2onoon Sen 156e Nob. Da 5tor-
britannten nlorig .bar ranerflenSt
8rangel- -Megieringen / SDoruslano
% oriper llnberbqn6linger ON @ie,1z
optagelie al &an6e1sforbinbe1ie nto
Goblet t-gfnslnnb, btl Sen brittle
6laabe iagttage ftreng @eutralitet /
Sortebopet, blep Der fagt tbag. ao-
mirolitetet benegte6e @Dgter fra
@on@tontinopel on1 at Ben brittle
5loo@ bil6e biplpe til meo at blofe-
re Sortebabsbapnene. Britiffe Sf;-
be bab6e iffe fanet 9pfor6ring til at
fore Glpgtninee fra &rim og aon1i-
rolitetet iag6e ioag, at Set enbnu
lite bar beiIuttet, ON be ftuloe bipI-
pc GlDgtninee11e til at fon1ne bort.
Set bIep opIpit ber, at 8af1nn es
remmet og at Mumpnien bar beor-
bret f1lo WobiIiiering at fine 9rop-
per. Set figes, at General Buoen.
nps aobaIIeri fommon6eres at tD'fe
Offieerer, er bel u6ruitet og bruger
Sos be6 fine Mngreb.
Ron}tantinopel Sen 15be 9eob. gn
Branb, Ser opIto6 beb ct l1belo, g6e-
lagoe set omerifanife M6be @ors'
2agre i Seboftopol. gnbel af Sine
rican Toreign Grade Corporations
og on6re 6irmaers @arer bleb Bier.
act. Set atnerifntdfe @e6e @ors /
8onitnntinopeI biplper 6lpgtninger.
@ontreo6mirol McgnllD er reiit
til Dolta paa Sen an1erifanffe Eor-
peooioeer - uOpertor". Mlliere0e Of
ficerer, Ser fonnner fra Sebaftopol,
ontoeer, at set bill bore ,nu1ig at bol-
be 6e rg6e 5tprfer tiIboge fra &61.
6erne beb Geooofia, in6til gsonfont.
battonter er fiernet. TO- 600 at Bron-
gels GoIoater figes at bore fdrt bort
fra 9albeen og 8rongeI fal babe
f,tlet 6e1n.
Sfplge Meloing mo6taget ber i6a3
faI6t SebnitopoI / @usfernes &pn6er
@l. 5 Senoag Mften, efterat Rbm.
ni1gsp1anerne bar ful6itan6ig 11o.
fgrt. 8rangel bar efter @igenee
Ben iibite, Ser forlob 8pen. 6an git
omboro paa @rp6ieret r@oriloff'
unber GoI6ater1es &urraraab.
8oDington ben 16oe Mob. MIle.
oisponible amerifanife @rigsfibe i
Sortebauet }fal bruges til at bielpe
5lpgtninge fra &rim, fsr golDebif.
armeerne fon1n1er Ser. l1oenrigs. 90
6epartementerne COB faa6an
8emDn6igelfe ioag efter inotrRngen-
be Dpfor6ring at 4ontreaouiral
@bef for De amerifonife
arigsifibe oe ip6rusiiffe 5orpan6e.
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til Sen, 4be Morts. essoneslopen Be.
itemmer. at lite mere ems fire M1eo-
iemmer at aon1lnisiionen ffal tilbere
ct % fanlrne politiif 9orti.
gorts. 15be geop. l1beuriasoepor-
temertet oniIoo iooq, at BoIfhepifer.
ne bar toaet mellemt sc, 900 oq 200.
600 of gsronoels @olooter tilfanqe
unoer lin Dffeniip pao ariut. Sol.
{bepifernes SAB / orpbte oa iooreoe
par enorn1t, foaoe oisfe gfterretni,,,
ger. On Meloina iag6e, at 8ol{h-
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bar i tit &opeofparter. Dette bIeo
life befraftet.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1920-11-18

T X
gipe tit 8eipp meo.
Morges Dele9ater til Goriamlin,
ge1t ct Stiftomtnanb 8lebr, Mini-
iter @agerup % 8rofesior Griotiof
Nanien meo benbolospis @eneralfc=
fretRr CIR 2ange, Hrofesior Dr,
Mifael s. Sic og Brofesior Grbfen
4riitine 8onnepie fom 8aramen6.
u@iblar"s Torlis. Sau1t etc.
Wearie, Micb, 15be geoD. auptein
qlrtbur 6orbes og % Men6 at 8c=
fntningen paa Ben forlifte gtaa1=
oonper v6rancis S.. @iblar" 1900
Cons, anfom bi6 i6og paa Gai1gboa=
oene rSoma" og e. 6. Mtnsmortb"
efter |. 73 elmer at babe beret
2ipsfore pna set forfilte 5fib, Der
faiteoes bio og oio al 8g1gernc. Sfi-
BET forliite 5reoag Scat poa 8nnease
GboaIs 11pr 8bitefifb 8oint og f6rlr
peo Mib6agsti6 lpffe6eS set en- 8ado
fra .SSotpa" at fontme giennern BET
oprsrte SAB ben til set og re6oe 8e=
fet11tnger1. 8efetni,tgett babbe 1tot
at &u1be og Nangel pad Mab, >og
noele babbe n1in6re &ppitelier, n1e1l
befanbt fig ellers Bra. Ser er Sare
for at u6rancis S. @i6lar" bill gao :
GtDffer.
@ertma 2ubbis at 8abern bsb.
9dris, lite Nop. &ertug 2uopig al
8aDern, set elolte Meolen1 of @uiet
Bittelsboeb, bportil 8aperns aon-
ger bgrte, er afgaaet be6 9g6en 80
9ar gammel, meloer Eelegrommer
fra 8aiel, Scbipei5. @ertugen bab6e
to @nnge in6gaaet. morganatiife 9@g-
teifaber og blebi 1918 tilitaaet SfiIs,
misfe fra lin anoen morganatiife &u.
1tru, Annonie oe 8artolf.
S 11ogle Gelegrammer ON Sertu-
gems Deb bleb ban forberlet me6 ben
tibligere baperife &onge 2u6ipig Ben
| treble, Ser abbicere6e Soften 1918
og t;lbragte Meiteparten af lin Gib
fi6ett Scbmei5.
Sngem a1nerifanife Reprrientanter
til 8eru. Chicago, 15be Nob. Set
onerifanffe SociaIiitparti bill lite
ien6e @eprpfentonter til 6en inter,
rationale SocialiiHonferens i Bern
5te Sec, erfl9reoe Bartiets @efre.
tar Otto 8ranbitefter ioag. Sen enc
ite @run6 for bette er, at Der er for
fort STD til=ot 11ogen Mmerifaner Tan
fomme til Bern til Mgoerne. Ss11o-
bD6elien til 6e amerifanffe @oeiaIi-
fter ON at beltage Mgoet er r1etop
n1ootaget.
8rrnber Nais iitebenfor anl. So
pefa, Ran., lobe geob. SIP. Stats.
ienator s. g. Senoricfs og nppalgt
Statsienator 6ranf g. McSpor for.
talte ibag @upern6r &enrp S. Mllen,
at mango Sarmere / 11orobeitlige
4anfas bren6er Mais ifte6enfor a11l.
Mange af 5armerne brpnoer Mois,
forbi set er billigere Br9nofeI me.
6ens mange an6re gibr Del, for6i Be
lite er iftunb til at fau &ul.
11ngarna @atififatioa al Grebs.
traftattn. 8ubapeft, 14oe Mob. Da
Greostraftaten melIem l1ngarn % Sc
alliereoe bIeb forelagt gaationoI for
| fo1nIingen, reifte be Deputerebe fig og
fang SaoreIanos siangeu og iteutte
berpaa ,,noer opb Eousbeo for Rati-
fifatio11.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-12-22
PASSAGE OF IRISH
!. HOME RULE BILL is
mot HELD IMPORTANT

Dublin, Dec. .22.-Passage of Irish,
meht III not viewed as specially. i'm
porta1,t by newspapers here. It Is
recog3 lized the bill probably will not
be aclcepted by either Ulster or the:
rest q + ireland and. that the British.
governments may never decide to put
its provisions into operation.
Gar -sonisn, has received its re-
>ward,'' says the Freeman's Journal.
9Th bill was designed as a trap.
but It failed to work. Even such
mEo5difs ed democratic institutions as we
possess are threatened by it."
The Irish Independent says there
will bic no rejoicings; tnHIrelald over
the % Usage Of the measure, (which
makes settlement still more diff
cult" @
Ia ''.ThY anks to the house Of lords
says .tehe Irish. Times, ":the bill has
ceased to. be a measure bringing
about absolute and permanent parti-
ton of Ireland, and the central $coull-
Gil, wi ich is established, may become
a really link between the north AN the
snuth.tn nN
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-12-22
TO DISCUSS
u. N. D. NEEDS
Pres. Thomas F. Kane to Ad-
dress Membership Dinner
at Commercial Club.

University affairs and needs will be
discussed at a special Commercial
club membership dinner Wednesday
evening, December 30. President
Thomas F. Kane will be the speaker
and his subject will be The Univer-
sity of North Dakota"
Legislators of the state will be in
vited to attend the dinner. 1t is X
pected that a number of them will be
in Grand Forks about that time en-
route to Bismarck for the opening Of
the next general assembly.
One Of the things to be stressed by
university officials at the Forthcoming
session is the building needs, and
President Kane will discuss this par
ticular feature at next weeks dinner,
There are W LOO students at the
university, and the dormitories, which
always are crowded. are capable of
housing but 800. The remainder c4
the students are forced to find accom-
modations down town. and this has
been particularly difficult this year.
Rooms have been arc and rents
high. There are other building needs,
as, for instance, the law school, adj
ditional room at the library and addi-
tional room in Mortified hail..
All these things were placed before
the budget committee here a couple
Of weeks ago. They will be placed
before. the legislature at the next ses-
sion, and Grand Forks business men
are to be acquainted with them.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-12-22
Christmas Toys Made
By Santa Claus Club
4 Attract Attention
Now on View in DeMers Ave. Windows
Tomorrow For Distribution.

Two of the DeMers avenue windows
inSthe Ontario store are creating much
interest among shoppers. and many in.
quiries Ire being made concerning a
large assortment Of toys which is be-
ing shown there. The toys were made
by the Santa Claus club for distribu-
ton by the Santa Claus Girls.
The toys, several hundred in num-
Der. have been made by a group of
generous men, who recently spent a
good deal Of time in their construction
in the workshop Of the high school
manual training department. The toys
are of original design and have beer
very substantially and finely made.
Any n of them would delight the
heart of a kiddie. and each one of
them is destined to go into a Christ
mas bag which the Santa Claus Girls
will prepare. More than 400 Of these
bags are to be filed, and probably not
anything that will go into them will
be more acceptable. or will carry with
it more Joy than one of the toys which
smen OF the Santa Claus club have
made.
The toys were put on exhibition
Yesterday morning, and will remain in
the Ontario windows until some time
tomorrow. It will then be necessary to
take them out. and get them into the
Christmas bags.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-12-22
CHRISTMAS TREES
AND PROGRAMS TO BE
HELD In CHURCHES
Cantata. and Special Exercises For
Children at First Methodist
Church Thursday Evening.

Christmas exercises will be held in
a number Of Grand Forks churches
his week, the first Of those scheduled
being at the Methodist church on
Thursday evening when there will be
q r e IND program, and Santa Claus
will be august. The program will. be-
-in at 7:15 o'clock, it was announced
today. r
A ,cantatf, under the direction Of
Mrs. "a. X. t'arquar will be given, and
the program will contain some OF the
usual Christmas, readings and music.
Santa Claus has promised to attend
the exercises, and a gaily decorated
tree is to be. an important feature.
Preparations are being made for the
usual midnight Christmas service at
st. Pauls Episcopal church. On Friday
night. and at st. Michaels Pro-cathed-
raj and st. Mary's. Catholic church
here will he masses, with special mu-
sic, Saturday morning. "fS - "
The First Lutheran church Will hold
a Christmas service at 10:45 O'Clock
on Christmas day, and the Christmas
tree and program for the children of
that church will be held on Sunday
evening at Z o'clock. Sunday morning,
at the service beginning at 1915
o'clock there will be a cantata, Star
of Bethlehem" given by the chorus
choir. and soloists.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-12-22
MAY SUSPEND
WORK ON Mill
The Industrial Commission
Wants Funds at Once if
Work is to Continue.

Work on the, construction Of the
state-owned mill and elevator will
stop at the end OF the week unless ad-
''iticna' funds are secured at once.
according to a Bismarck message re-
ceived here last night. The message
said that the Industrial commission
passed a resolution calling for sus-
pension of work in the event that suf-
ficient funds are not available.
Earlier in the week, the industrial
commission made a draft upon tn,
Commercial club mill and elevator
bond committee for $4,000, and this
wes Immediately paid: -
i. b. Griffith, chairman of the COM
msetee, said today that bond subscrip-
lions were o being paid very rapid
". Over 5000 600. has been subscribed
but only $4,000 has been paid, and If
the work is to be continued, subscrip-
ions must be met more readily.
John N. Hagan, commissioner OF
agriculture and labor, said over long
distance. telephone last night that the
work would have to be suspended in
a very few days because of weather
conditions. He took an optimistic
view of the elevator situation. If
wor kis suspended at the end ofrthe
work is suspended at the end of the
mDloymen
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-12-22
BROWN HOSTTO|I
KIWANlS CLUB
Manager Of Red River Pow
er Company Talks on At
fairs Of Concern. Il.

The weekly meeting Of the Kiwanis
club. was held at noon today in; the
lower auditorium OF st. Marks Lnth-
eran church. Fifty-eight members OF
the club were present, and were gueste
Of w. H. Brown Of the Red River
Power company at a chicken dinner.
Following the dinner, Mr.. Brown
gave a talk on public utilities of Grand
Forks and spoke particularly son the
Red River Power Co. and the ur-
charge on rates. which today was de-
clared illegal by three d strict court
judges. The talk was followed by a
discussion. (
Following the reading of a com
munication from the Commercial club
asking" for cooperation. in the near
east relief campaign here, the Kiwanis
club voted to support n Armenian
child for a year. Grand Forks has
been asked to pledge the support OF
IS Armenian children and a numbe,
Of organizat n are contributing to
the campaign.
The Kiwanis club will hold its mex;
meeting at the Commercial club next
"Wednesday noon, .
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-12-22

. washinston. Dec: 22.-President
Wilson plans { Q accompany Presi,
dsnt-elect Harding from the White
House. toastGhae capitol. on March 4, and
back iiasainstoat the White House for
luncheon. 4 & sis the usual custom when
a new chief executive fs sina~ugurateds
Joseph r. yTumulty, secretary to the
president said tpdaygsthat Mr. Wilson
had outlined to him yesterday hiS
plans with regard to inauguration
dag "a Is the custom, Mr.: Harding
Will. calf ct the White House just, be-
fore noon and will be received bys the
retiring sexecutiye. They then win
ride down Pennsylvania avenue to
the capitol. where the spfeaident.elcct
will the oath of .ofice and deliver
his inaugurAlF address. Ssj
The newsandsrettring president will
lead the usial. parade upsthe avenue
:t0sthassvEhtke Honse where Mr.. Wilson
sNltiI eAteEtatpra4als Harding a.
Immediately aftsrward
PresiGent Wilson Will retire tn his
snewss s9'' .street 70 take IN
lie aas aepriyste citizen. ,sis.
EhfI IN - - - tLEs 49, ~ ~ 6n a uH- -
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-12-22
FIELD CLERK DID
NOT ARRIVE; WILL
BE in CITY LATER
Many Former Service Men Sent Dis.
charges to Local Recruiting Office
to Be Certified for Medals.

Due to a change in schedule that
was not announced here, the u, s
army field clerk, who was summed
to be in this city December is and
Is, ! not arrive Inc q large number
or discharges were received at: the 10,
a recruiting Office to be certified so
medals. II 800
The field clerk, according to- the
new schedule, will remain at Fargo
until December 26 and will come to
in this city he will work in conjunc.
ton with the Grand Forks post 81
the American Legion and will. be sta.
toned at their headquarters.
Any information regarding the field
clerk and his work will be obtainable
through the American Legion, it was
announced this morning.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-12-22
BOYS OF Y. M. c. "A.
:. TO BE BANQUETED
THURSDAY NIGHT
approximately 200 Youngsters Who
Have Been Attending Gymnasium
Glasses to Be Guests. (

Plans are complete for the first
banquet season for the physical de-
partnent Of the Y. NJ. C. A., to be held
tomorrow evening at 6:15 O'clock ac-
cording to In announcement made
this morning by c. E. link, physical
director.
The banquet will. be for all OF the
members of the boys division who
have been attending the gymnasium
classes at the ~" during the pres
ent season.
Beans will be the principal dish
served at the supper. The members
Of the various losing teams Of the
gym classes will be allowed to eat
beans and beans only, while the men,
bers of the winning teams will be
served with many delicatessens. APP
proximately 200 boys are expected to
attend the banquet. $50
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-12-22
CONTESTANTS
WILL GIVE PROGRAM
AT CITADEL TONIGHT

. .~.. Hfs#w- HN.'H .. t.. IVY ~ '#.fs' 81
The "blue" contestants, in the Red
and Blue contest being conducted by
the Salvation Army Sunday school
will give a program at the citadel this
evening, beginning at 1880 o'clock.
This program has been announced
Opening song, Songster's Brigade.
Reading, NJ. Bloomer.
Selection by. String Band.
Recitation. Agnes Hanson.
Duet, Merle Rogers and Mary Shell
ing.
Recitation, Ethel 1verson.
Piano solo, Miss Greeman.
Recitation. StaHsey Iverson.
Duet. Eva and Helen Blake.
Reading. Mrs. E. Listrud.
Piano solo, Miss Greem,an.5 III %
tV.ocal.sQlo. MIST, Politiski.. "a 1,
Talk on the interest of the Sunday
school contest, by G.. Gunderson.ls9
Closing pray, @. Rose.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-12-22
COMMISSION
4. H0l D
Community Club COMMITTEES
Asks That Minors Be Kept
!. Out Of Pool Halls.

The city commission late this 4
afternoon accepted the -pfopoeiss
tteon set forth In the petitions ask
Ing for . special elecHon on the
question Of purchasing the Audi.
forum: An election Will be called
In . very short time. AZ special
committees. consisting asof President
smith and City Attorney W. !.
4. Mayer, Is In charge OF the cleo.
tions arrangementA 3;
]. B. Winen,an and Mrs j. IA. Pop
pier, representing the Community
club, appeared before the city COM
this afternoon and asked that
the police be given further instruc-
tons regarding enforcing the pool
nall ordinance regarding minors.
During the past two or three weeks
have been many complaints re-
garding' minors being allowed to fre-
quent Footballs, ,anda short time ago
the police department issued a warn
ing to pool hall proprietors. I .rhc
committee; today asked that greater
e1orts,% besmade to enforce the Or
dinance. The matter was referred to
Police Commissioner T. J.. Smith.
II. M. Stanton. secretary OF the
Commercial club, presented petitions
asking that the commission call a spe-
cial election to vote upon the question
of. accepting Q. Young's proposition
for buying. the City Auditorium.
The question of constructing a sew
er al the rear of the Hotels Dacotah
and Frederick and, other buildinRs
facing Third street again was taken
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-12-22
MINNEAPOIYs GRATN7

Minneapolis, Mimi, Dec. 2z:-pe.
pressing business sufroundings KEEP
wfeat nervous and draggy most q thu
ssession todays HoIdover beariShneai
after the late break OF yesterday made
la weak opening and futures declined
2f7s6@3 cents before they were
steadfed bysevidence Of improved sup.
Merch soId Of. III S1.6s and Ma,
I41.5S ard on the rally rose 8 3sH6
4S& 1-e oyer point. The rally found
buytng power reducsd and INJECTION 81
y cents fronstop followed. oRerfnsi
~ caslt wheat were light with rood
demand. and bulk Of the, sales were
unchanged. 81
GnarDe grains also inclined 70 the
down side. Cats on 10 az cent,
5Hyes 1s1rz cent, and haAISys7- : cents,
rlsx futures dipped ! cents, ana raj
'jed part way. Break III 81
geeHts An c0rn5futlires Wa followed Ey
~ recgyery ~ later eascd.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-12-22
SHIPMENTS /.
MATERIALLY FALL
OFF, REPORTS SHOW

Reports Received at Division Freight
Agents Office Show Decrease
in Shipments.
Grain shipments in this section OF
the state have fallen off materially in
the. last two weeks. according to in
formation given out at the Office: OF
]: H. Griffin, division freight agent
this morning. Reports received here
for some time show o big falling of
in the number Of cars shipped. About
the middle OF November farmers were
shipping considerable : grain. but
shortly after that the shipments began
to fall off. They have been steadily
declining until this week. very little il
any grain is being shipped.
Railroad officials anticipate that the
movement OF grain will begin again
after the holidays.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-12-22
CASHIER OF TOWNE
BANK BOUND OVER;
FURNISHED BAIL

Towner, N. D., nec. 22.-H. H
Bergh, vice president and cashier OF
the First National Bank Of Townel
that wa closed Monday, was bound
over t. the. district court today. on the
charge of forgery. He furnished the
5000, bail fixed by the comraittin
magistrate.
NJ Beerrghl is accused Il foirrin
bank Tor the purpose Of. deceiving til
examiner as TO, the condition Of tn
bank. ~. o.
BE- Paterson off, Minneapolis al
rived today as the representative Z,
the National Bank examiners depart.
ment and took c~harse-of the bank.