The Irish standard., 1890-05-10
OF Seattle, and thinks that place has
prosperous future. as several railroads
are building in that direction.

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Jordan, TUESDAY,. April 10Th, Mr.. Pat
rick Cummings. of st. Patrick, was
married to Miss Lizzie Fitzpatricks. of
Jordan. Mr.. Edward Campion and Miss
Maggie Cummings acting as groomsman
and bridesmaid. At the same time and
place Mr.. j. g. Ragan. OF Prior Lake,
to Miss Maggie Fitzpatrick, Mr.. eating,
of Credit River and Miss Flaherty, of
of Shakopee. acting as groomsman and
bridesmaid. Rev. Benignus oficlated.
DAKOTA.
NJ. Flynn, Of Langdon, hard hard
battle with the flames on Saturday. He
was burning some rubbish not far from
the house and as he thought the fire
had gone out he went a short distance
| from the house to work and the first
thing he new the fire blazed up and was
going through the woods and burned rs
cords of wood. Besides going through
the woods and burning it down, 10
damage was done to others, The rain
came in time to extlnguish the fire.
The tall and stately Tom Campbell,
formerly Chief of Minot, will depart
next Monday for Seattle, Washington,
where he intends to locate. During
the Chiefs residence in Mlnot he made
host Of warm friends by his straight
forward dealing land it can be truth
fully said that he filled the Office of
| Chief Of Police with greater efficiency
than any OF his predecessors. His
many friends will regret mis- departure,
but look forward with confidence to the
time when he will be classed among the
WealthiesU of Seattle's boomers.
! w. II. Tuohy, of Bismarck. left Tues
day morning. for Butte, Mont, to accept
the position of freight and passenger
agent for the Northern Pacific at that
point. Mr. TuohY has been with the
| Northern Pacific for number of years
lin char 90 of the river landing-and this
promotion is a handsome compliment
to a worthy young man. Mr.. Tuohy
and his estimable wife will take with
them the best wishes Of many friends in
Bismarck. Mr.. Tuohy has been a fac.
tor in the up building of Bismnrck, has
occupied responsible positions Of public
trust and has enjoyed the confidence of
| the business men Of the city. His
faithful attention to business and his
pleasant and courteous manner has
maze him friends among all classes,
and what the people of Bismarck lose
Butte gains-a clever gentleman and
coed citizen.
The news of the death of Mr. Frank
Lawlor, son of Gen. John Lawler, and
brother of Hon. d. w. Lawler, and
former resident in ST. Paul, will be re.
ceived with surprise and sorrow. Mr..
Lawlor died at his fathers residence in
Prairie du CHEN, WIS.,. Monday morn
ing, April 2lst. He was graduate
from Georgetown College. DC, and
later from the law department at Yale.
A Father Mathew Total Abstinence
society was organized by members Of
the Sacred Heart congregation of West
Superior. The young society promises
a vigorous growth, and is differed by
men who will make it a success. A
membership Of thirty was had at the
first meeting. and the following named
gentlemen were elected to the Offices
mentioned: President. Thomas Nolan;
vice president, Martin Dirgan; secre-
tary, Thos. King; treasurer, J. j.
McGiil.
Mayor Wilmarth of Ashland has
made the following appointments: City
attorney, w. F. Shea; city engineer.
G.. w. Darlington; city assessor, Chas.
Hopkins; city physician and COM
missioner of public health, E. V. Per-
kins; chief Of fire department., s. W..
Tanner; sealer Of weights ann measures.
Thomas Telford; city clerk, J. 3. Fitch;
board of school commissioners. G.. F. 4
Merrill, Fourth ward; Edwin Ellis,
Fifth ward; D. a. Kennedy, at large; 1
their terms of Office to last three pears.
w. G. Bancroft was named Comptroller
and John D. Hayes, chief of police.
The first two boats Of the season
steamed into Ashland bay Wednesday
afternoon, amid the tooti2g Of the
whistles on the switch engines and saw
mills. The first one to arrive was the
Caledonia, at about two o'clock. Steam
ing up to the Lake Shore dock she lay
to and was at once loaded with 1000
tons Of ore from the Norrie mine. which +
she will take to Cleveland to-day. The
boat had q rough passage coming
through the Sault as the ice was quite I
badly lodged there. but she managed TO
get through without injury. The%
second boat to arrive was the Spokane.1s III
from Buffalo. at $50. She carried;
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