The Irish standard., 1889-06-08
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Irish Standard.
ANOTHER DIVISION OF A. 0. H..
Rey. father Timothy, of Duluth, to Come
to st. Paul-Gracevllle's Honor to
Respected Citizen.
MINNESOTA.

MINNEsOTA.
Mr.. Patrick Scanlon of Haverhill,
has been appointed deputy auditor by
County Auditor Doty, of Rochester.
Mrs. T. Shields and Mrs. Thomas
Crawford, of the town of Shieldsville,
Rice county, have gone east on a visit.
P. f. O'Malley, of Ellsworth. return
ed home recently from an extended trip
through the South and East, where he
went last fall in search of health.
Sister Adelgund, of St. Benedict's
Academy, St. Joseph, died last week of
dropsy, aged IS years. Sister A. took
her solemn vows four years ago, and for
some time was at the hospital at st.
Cloud. .
A little daughter of Daniel O'Leary,
of St. Peter, died on Friday Of last
week of brain fever after short illness.
She was bright little girl of eight
years and her death is sore affection
to the family.
Patrick Campbell, resident of West
Duluth, while standing near the rock
cut ON Michigan street. recently. was
struck bv piece of machinery attach
ed to derrick and seriously injured
about the head.
Thomas Radican. John Callaghan,
Michael Condor, Joseph Girgen, j.. N.
Girgen, Matthias Siebenaiar, and G.. N.
Wallerius have been appointed meat
inspectors for the town Of Vermilion,
Dakota county.
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On Wednesday of last week a five
year old daughter Of Mr.. j. Powderly,
of Rochester, fell into the river near
the Norton House, but her life was
saved by the timely assistance of We'll
tie Miner, who happened to be there at
the time.
l.. b Fish, John Berrisford and 9th.
ers of Burnsville. Dakota county, are
circulating petition asking the COM
missioners of Hennepin county to re-
consider and re-open the case whereby
they located bridge across the Mime
sofa river at BLOOMINGTON ferry and
enable them to be heard on the ques-
tion of locating it at Hamilton. The
petition is being signed unanimously.
The remains of Mrs Callahan, who
died at her home in Holt township,
Pope county, were inferred in the Cath
olic cemetery at Morris Sunday May 26,
being escorted to their last resting
place by an immense procession, in car
riages and wagons, of friends OF the de-
ceased in life, residents of Swift, Pope
and Stevens counties. The funeral was
an imposing affair. Deceased was
about sixty years Of age.
County Delegate Nightingale, of Rice,
has orginlzed Division No. 81
A. q. III. in that county at Shieldsyille.
1t took place on the 26th inst. The fol
lowing gentlemen were chosen officers
of the new division: President, Michael
Leadon; vice president, p. H. Shields;
secretary, Jos. Hanlin; treasurer,
Thomas Coleman insurance secretary,
John Nagle; door-keeper, John Carpen'
ter; sergeant-at-arms, j. B. Shields
Martin COrhett.
Graceville Democrat: The farewell
party given in the opera house last Fri
day night IN honor Of Mr.. w. j.. Nc
Grath, was the social event of the sea.
son and will be long remembered by all
those who attended. The ovation given
this gentleman attests the warm regard
in which he is held bv the citizens of !
Graceville and was alike creditable to
him and the parties having the matter
in charge. Mr.. McGrath is now visit
ing his home in Michigan and we learn
with pleasure that he will return to
Graceyi]le during the summer.
Duluth Photographer: But few men
laye made more friends than Rev..
Father Timothy. pastor of st. Clements
church. Three years ago the reverend
,entleman came to Duluth and bent his
,nerg1es to the work of building up the
mission here. How well he succeeded
8 shown in the success Of St. Clements
church, and much sorrow is expressed
It the change which necessitates his re-
noval to another field of labor. Last
" Wednesday Rev. Father Timothy left to
become assistant pastor of the church
# the Assumption, Of st. Paul. His
,lace will be occupied by Rev. Father
O. s. B., who has been a pro-