The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1922-04-26
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Fargo-The case OF III. Fl. Bergh,
former cashier of the First National
bank Of Tower, indicted by the fed.
eral grand jury on SO counts, alleging
Irregularities in banking methods, will
probably be heard at the Devils Lake
term Of the United States district
court.
Grand Forks, N. D.-The federal
seed loan Office has up to date dis
tributed $157, 267. so to the farmers OF
the state. Exactly 1000 applications
have been accepted. The flood of ap-
plications has required an addition to
the executive force. Hottinger coun-
ty still leads the list in the number
and amount of loans.
Chicago-"Papa" Joffre, marshal OF
France, with Nine. Joffre and their 20
veal old daughter, Germaine, have
gone to Washington, d. c.
Aurora-An outbreak of %diphtheria
in this city has become so serious
that two specialists have been sent by
the state department of public health
to assist the physicians.
Los Angeles-Los Angeles District
Federation Of Women's Clubs has an
%nounced the resumption of its fight
against further showing of motion
pictures starring Roscoe C. c"Fatty")
Arbuckle.
Wall, S. D.-After negotiations ex-
tending over several weeks, the town
board of Wall has sold bonds Of $14,-
500 for the purpose of installing a
new municipal waterworks system.
Gren Bay, Wis.--Snow, blown by a
northwest gale, has been general
throughout northeastern Wisconsin
and the upper peninsula of Michigan
Ironwood, Mich, reported a snowfall
OF two feet. Escanaba reported snow
and rain mixed, while farther south
Menominee reported snow. Green
Bay, Marinette, Wausau, Wisconsin
Rapids and Rhinelander received .
heavy fall of snow.
Sporting
Fargo, N. D.-Russie LIE Roy Of Far
go completely outboxed Johnny Noye
of st. Paul in every round of their 10
round 60 at the auditorium here.
Boston-Defeat of National Cham
pion Jenkisson, Toronto, in the 147
pound class by John RIM, Cleveland,
was the feature of the first round OF
the national amateur boxing champion
ships.
Minneapolis Abe Mitchell and
George Duncan, touring British golf
stars, both of whom are numbered
among the 10 or Is players who are
favorites to win the national open
championship, may appear in their
first 1922 exhibition in Minneapolis.
st. Paul-Mike Gibbons. the st. Paul
Phantom. and Mike O'Dowd, former
middleweight champion, have been
matched to box IL rounds to a deci-
sion at the Long Island open air
arena, New York City, on May 6. &C
cording to an announcement made by
Mike Collins, Gibbons manager.
Minneapolis-The University OF
Minnesota will take part in Big Ten
tennis meets this year, it was indi
Gated by Capt. Chef Bros. Although
the Gopher netmen have not yet
adopted q schedule, it is probable that
at least three and possibly four Big
Ten matches will be played before the
season Is over.
Observation-Disclosures for the
track and baseball campaigns in the
state colleges will be in full swing
when the schools reopen after a
weeks vacation.
Boston, Mass.-A virtually new
crop OF amateur boxers, with a few
hardy ANIMALS scattered through the
list, IL seeking national championship
honors this year.
Foreign
versailles-The king and queen O
the Belgiana who have been here FOL
their health, left by automobile. KIM
Albert drove the car. The queen prob
ably will return before reaching Bel
gium and spend q few days in Pari.
with her daughter, Maria.
London-The University of Wales
has decided to confer the honorary
degree OF doctor Of laws on Charles
e. Hughes, American secretary o.
state, who Is OF Welsh origin, for emf
hence ~ q statesman and for his serv
Ices toward procuring internationa
peace. according to the London Times
St0ckholm-Probably fewer Swede'
are going to the United States nov
than at any time since 1851. Swedish
emigration continues to show a sharl
decline Ii spite Of the industrial de
precision OF the last few years ant
the consequent unemployment.
BuenOs Aires-Poles, Germans, Ru
manians and other Europeans unabl,
to enter the United States directl.
from their countries on account OF TIT
American immigration laws are com
Ing to- South American countries
against which the law is not directed
with the hope Of getting into the Uni
ted States by this route.
Scutari, Albania-"Gift Of the Amer
lean people" read labels on the pa
lama clad bodies of two notorious in
surgents which hung from a tree IL
the center Of this town for sewers
days. Tho incongruity Of the label
evider ly did not strike the Albanian
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