The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1890-06-28
statuary which he imported from
France. Through carelessness in re.
packing at the custom house in New
York the statues were slightly damaged
IN transporting them home.

A very quiet and pratty wedding took
place Tuesday morning at the church OF
the Immaculate Conception. Farlbault.
when James Nightingale, of st. Paul.
led to the altar Miss Lucy Murray OF
the town of Wells. Mr.. Jos. Barrett, Of
st. Paul, cared for the groom, while
Miss Mary Crosby, of Kilkenny, attend
ed the bride. as bridesmaid. The bride
was handsomely attired in dress Of
cream henrietta, while the bridesmaid
wore cream brllllantine. A large NUM-
Der of friends and invited guests were
present to witness the ceremony, which
was performed by Rev. Father O'Con-
nor.
On Friday evening last Thos. E..
Burke, of Pine City, gave dance in the
town hall to his many friends in honor
of his wedding. During the evening
attorney l.. d. Dent, of Rush City, with
a few appropriate remarks, presented
Mr.. and Mrs. Burke with a beautiful
tea set. Tom answered, thanking his
many friends for the beautiful presents
they had received and advising all his
old chums of the IA. O. U. B." to fol-
low his course IS soon as possible.
Dancing was then resumed and kept up
until about three O'Clock in the morn
ing. when all went home. leaving their
very best wishes for the future happi-
ness and prosperity of the newly mar
ried couple.
DAKOTA.
Miss Murphy. teacher at the Grafton
kindergarten, has informed the COM
mittee that she will teach the Depart
ment month after the high school
closes if the parents or those now send
ing children are willing, and that a.
charge of $l so per scholar will be made
for the month
The energetic citizens of North Beau
lieu under the eonductorship Of their
popular teacher. Mr.. Sheehan, have in
stituted debating society for the bene-
fit of their youth, who, allow me to add.
are endowed with more than ordinary
ability. We expect to see some North
Dakota SONS in the next decade reflect
honor and credit upon the new state.
On Saturday nights train was an ex-
press package from w. M. Tuohy at
Butte containing $l10 belonging to the
Bismarck fire department. of which
Tuohv was treasurer when he left the
city and before his successor had been
elected and qualified. The fire company
was saved from loss Of this sum Dy
Messenger Angevine's GOODNESS when
the free hooters attacked the train.
WISCONSIN.
Rey. Dan O'Connor, Of Chippewa
Falls. was promoted to the priesthood
by Bishop FLasch ON June 22d.
The Catholic fair held last week for
the benefit of the Church of the Holy
Name, SheboYgan Falls. netted about
81. 500.
Bishop Hennessy, of Wichita, Kas.,
will administer the Sacrament of Con-
frmation in st. Johns Cathedral Mil
,Nauk ee. next month.
The directors of St. Rosa's Orphan
Asylum Milwaukee, gratefully acknowl-
edge the receipt of check for $500 from
Rev. M. J. Ward of Bel0lt
Wednesday July 8, Bishop Flasch
will confirm class in the Church OF
the Immaculate Conception at Fox
Lake. Rev. Z. j. Blackwell, pastor.
The Youngest son OF Mr.. and Mrs. B.
F. Dunnigan. of Chippewa Falls, in
some manner fell aud broke his collar 4
bone. The parents first discovered the
accident by the cries IT the little fellow
and his pointing to the source Of his
pain. s8
Mr.. j. T. Tuohey. OF Chippewa Falls,
the newly elected state treasurer of the
A. .. II. gave his bonds and qualified
as such on last Thursday. His election
is merited compliment to Chippewa
Falls Division. and Mr.. Tuohy will
make an honest and efficient treasurer.
The Biennial Council Of the Catholic
Knights of Wisconsin will be held at
;Waukesha, July s. The convention
will remaln in session three days, and it
is expected $50 delegates will be present. 4
"A committee, consisting OF Messrs. j ..sS.
J.. Clark, NJ. L. SNYDER. Perry Grace, {. 51
E. Ryan and M. q. Klley, is preparing \
fo1 the preliminary work. 3sEs 81
The childrea Of the tholic school q Is
Hudson celebrated the namesday Iof
their devoted pastor, Vednesday june
4, with appro opriate muslcal and literary
exercises. After the literary sprc -si
gramme was over the chill drsn
sented Father Barney ygiittllls q feN choig
tokens. He responded lbJ lkES
accepting the gIfts md thaiit tIn llla lsE|
children for thelI Kind l|l ssssg