The Irish standard., 1889-06-01
NORTHWEST NEWS NOTES.
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Exchanges for Readers of The
Irish Standard.
DEATH OF MISS ROSE TRACY
The Neat Structure, Being Built by the
St. Frances Sisters, Rochester,
Nearly Completed.
MINNESOTA.

!; MINNESOTA.
e. Fairchild Of ST. Paul has taken
Engineer O'Donnell's place on the St
Paul g. Duluth short line
W. D. Madigan and family, of Albert
Lea, have moved to Merriam Park
where they will hereafter reside.
Charles, respected sou of Patrick and
Ellen Mccarthy, of Faribault, died in
that city on Thursday OF last week af-
ter an illness of but three days.
Rev. Father Wilkins, of Duelrn, will
20 to St. Josephs, near Perham, to take
the pastorate made vacant by Father
I Large's transfer to Sank Centre.
Daniel Callahan's house, Clontarf,
was struck by lightning Tuesday Of
last week and completely demolished.
None of the family were hurt.
At a meeting of Che board of health
Of BurnsviIle, Dakota county. Peter
Lynch and Frank Dowdle were ap-
pointed meat inspectors for. one year.
Lon Meagher, of Mankato, who has
been attending school at Notre Dame,
Ind, returned home last week on &C.
count of sickness, and will not return
until after the summer vacation.
Mr.. Kelly. of Rochester, father-in
law of Mr.. Daniel Campion of chat city:
died there and was buried from St.
Johns church last week. He had at-
tanned the advanced age Of ninety-two
years. The interment took place in St.
Brldget's cemetery.
The handsome structure, which is
being built BY the St. Frances Sisters
Of Rochester, at the west end Of Zurn-
bro street, ia rapidly approaching CON-
pletion. The walls are finished and
the building enclosed, aud it is expect.
ed that it will be>ready for occupancy
bv the first Of September.
! James Bondy, Minneapolis, foreman
of Col. Glenn's boiler works at Dulnth:
has moved his family from this city
and taken up his residence at Oneota.
Steam was turned on at Col. Glenn's
boiler works Wednesday Of last week.
Work has already begund ON the four
large boilers for the Imperial mill Of
Duluth.
J. II. Nightingale, mail clerk on the
Omaha road, passed an excellent ex-
animation short time since upon the
state of Wisconsin and territory of
Montana. On the first-named he stood
SO with the full 100 to his credit on the
latter. Mr. Nightingale is a resident
of Faribault and county delegate Of the
A. O. FL. of Rice.
Miss Rose Tracy, a daughter of John
Tracy of Eyota, Olmstead county, and
sister of DR.. Tracy of Winona, and SIS
ter Leo of the Rochester convent. died
Sunday night, May 19, after an illness
of a years duration. OF lung trouble.
She was lady bsld in high esteem By a
large circle Of friends and acquaintan-
ces. The funeral occurred from st.
Johns church Rochester.
WISCONSIN.
Miss fanny, daughter Of Thos. Tan
ny, of the town of Troy, st. Croi2
county, died in St. Paul last week of
pneumonia. The remains were trans-
ferred to her home for interment.
The case against John Gillen of New
Richmond was on trial at Hudson last
week. The jury brought in verdict of
simple assault. 1t was the general
opinion that the state had no case.
The Very Rev. Father O'Malley, of
Oshkosh, has issued q call for the an
nual convention of the Wisconsin Cath
o]ic Total Abstinence union, to take
place at ShuIlsburs, Wednesday and
Thursday, June and 6.
Mrs. w. +. McGray died IN Prescott
last week after a protracted illness.
She was lady of many accomplish
ments aud ner death will cause sincere
regret among all those who bore her ac-
Quaintance. A husband and six Chill
dren are left to mourl their loss.
1t is thought that Rev. Father Kelly,
of Hudson or Rev. Father White, OF
Hammond, St Croix county, will sue
ceed to the Eau Claire pastorate made
vacant some time since by the death OF
Rev. j. Collins, Of the last named city.
The Eau Claire parish is one of the most
important in the state of Wisconsin.
DAKOTA.
Hugh O.Donnell died at Pembina on