The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1890-04-26

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he will at once take charge of his new
parish. Father Lawlor leaves behind q
host of friends among all classes with
whom he has come in contact during
the time he has been resident OF that
city. He arrived at Bralnerd last Satur-
day. and entered upon his duties AZ
pastor of the Catholic church in that
city. Father Lawlor is an able and sue
cessful priest, and has stood very high
in the estimation of the communities
where he has lived. The Catholic
church will prosper in Brainerd under
his care.
DAKOTA.
Landlord O'Brien, of Langdon, is
busily engaged seeding his farm this
week. He expects TO put in some 500
acres of wheat.
Mike Mcmahon, the good Democrats
Of McCanna, paid the highest lease
price for school section. $205 Other
sections brought from 500 to $125.
w. j. Mooney, Of Langdon, came
home from st. Paul Saturday. He re-
reports his health generally improved
and thinks short time will complete
it.
Officer Mclaughlin. of Grand Forks.
made the owner Of deceased herses
hustle them into the ground on the
school section, They feared Phil's
vigorous invective more than the bars.
Hon. Geo. H. Walsh, of Grand Forks,
with an eye to busines secured the pas
sage of bill taxing initerants and
bankrupt stock vendors, at any time,
anv where they NAV open out, and the
local assessor is authorized 10 see to the
assessment and collection.
School Superintendent Fox, of Cav
alier county, is bnsv examining the
papers Of the candidates at the last
examination. He reports that he thinks
nearly ali will pass successfully. Next
week the names and address of those
who were successful will be given.
1t seems that .Jud La Moure, Of Penn
bina, is in Washington in the interest
of bis father in-law, N. E Nelson, who
is candidate for collector of customs
for the new district. It seems that
Hansbrough favored Fargo man for
the place. and hence Jud's visit to the
national capital.
Misses Alice and Lizzie Henry, for
merlv Of Mimic, passed through on the
north bound train, Friday. They were
on their way to British Columbia via
Winnipeg where they have securel ar
raugements to teach school. A large
number of their old time friends shook
hands with them at the depoJ. and
wished them success in their new field
of labor.
WISCONSIN.
Mavor Peck, OF Milwaukee,, nom-
mated j. ID. HAYES as supervisor Of the
Third ward to fill the Office made vacant
bv the death of Jonn Mcneil. o. the
confirmation i've members Of the coun- .
Gil voted aye and two nay. The noml-
nation was therefore confirmed.
The A. o. FL. society, of Chippewa
Falls, at their last meeting. appointed
committee to arrange for the State
convention which meets in that city
next June. Nothing will be left undone
to make it pleasant for the attending
delegates. 1t is anticipated that the
spiritual director of the society, Father
Goldsmith, will have Archbishop Ire.
land, of st. Paul, address the conven-
tion.
The coroner's inquest over the body
of the murdered woman. Lotta Morgan.
Of Hurley. was concluded Friday at IL
O'Clock. Their verdict was that the
woman came to her death by pistol
shot aud two wounds from an axe in
the hands of some persons or persons
unknown. The doctors in giving their
testimony said the woman bad pro-
baby been dead SIX hours when dis
covered.
Edward O'Neil, the Milwaukee bank.
er. died recently. His wife preceded
him into eternity only few months
ago. He was one OF the most proml-
nent as well as loyal Catholics IN the
state. During his lifetime he had
been connected with nearly all the
charities of the city. and was depended
upon hy bishop. clergy and sisterhood
for advice. encouragement and aid In
all Catholic undertakings. In making
bis will he again remembered them al.
Mavor Peck. of Milwaukee, has made .
the following appointments: City engi-
neer, George n, Benzenberg; com
missioner OF public works, Garrett