The Irish standard., 1890-08-23

River Hose Company. OF WHICH Lne
groom is a member. Mr. and Mrs.
EO'Brien have commenced housekeeping
on Main street, between Seventh and
Eighth.
| - NORTH DAKOTA.
North Dakota has been divided into
two internal revenue districts. the line
of division being the south line OF
Graud Forks county thence directly
west. Major Warnock will be collector
of the southern district, and A. Haight,
of Gilby. collector OF the northern dis
tcict
Messrs. O'Neale and Freeman, Of
Langdon. in their drive through the
adjacent country estimate that there
will be at least 100000 bushels of wheat
marketed in Laugdon this season, 400,-
600 of that they claim will be No. l.
Not bad estimate from elevator men
who were never known to 0ver-estimate
the yield.
j. E. Burke, of the Union hotel. Lar
imore, and Miss Susie McClory, OF
DEVILS Lake, were married last Tues
day by the Rev. Father Aultman at
DEVILS Lake. Mr.. Burke is we'll and
favorablv known. in Langdcn as being
the first landlord of the Palace Houel
while the bride is sister of Judge
McCiory, of Devils Lake, and is favor
ite with ali VINO has the pleasure of her
acquaintance.
SOUTH DAKOTA.
A scheme will be sprung to place the
town OF Woolsey, S D., III the capital
race. Parties from st. Paul. Chicago
and Sioux City. representing $l,000,0 0,0oo
capital, are backing the scheme.
Gov. Mellette's friends in Mitchell
have made an effort to switch Geo. A.
johnson off ON the Lieutenant Governor
track, but Johnson declares that he is
in the gubernatorial race to stay, and
will stamd or fall on that issue.
Crops in the vicinity of Brookings
are harvested and with satisfactory re-.
suits Wheat will average 18 bushels
to the acre; flax will average Is bushels
to the acre, oats about so bushels to the
acre. Corn is good and the potato crop
big. Farmers are pleased with this
years work.
Most of the original package stores
in Yankton' closed last Friday night.
The proprietors OF several closed under
legal advice. but others seem deter
mined to remain until forced to close.
One or another of them is likely to
remain in business aud force test case.
Much excitement attends the closing Of
the Establishments, but the proprlet0rs
Of those shutting down generally agree
that the business has been unpro6tabls,
WISCONSIN.
Sixteen young ladies received the
white veil of the School Sisters Of st.
Francis last week at the Convent OF st.
Joseph. New Cassel. And at the Con-
vent of the Third Order of St. Francis.
In the town of st. Francis, ten novices
protested and eight candidates were re-
ceiyed into the novltiate.
A congregation that completely filled
the spacious St Johns Cathedral. Mil
waukee, gathered there at 8 O'Clock
Thursday morning. to attend the fune-
raj services of the late Mrs. p. J~Nolan.
At the hour named the funeral cortege
reached the church, the pail. bearers
being former school mates of Mrs.
P. j. Nolan. Messrs. j. j. Gallagher,
Jas. N Neyille, Wm Egan, M. NJ. Ken
nelly, Philip Durnin, David Guerin,
Geo. A. Howe and T. j. Hannon. The
funera' procession was met at the door
by the clergy who preceded the casket
to the place assigned it near the sanc~
tuarY, while the sad, p!aintive strains
Of the Miserere we're patheticaliy rem
dered bv the choir Solemn Requiem
Mass followed. the celebrant being
Father Keozh. uncle Of the deceased,
assisted by Father ()'Hearn as deacon,
aud Father RYAN as sub.deacOn; Mr.
p. p. Awkward. master Of ceremonies.
Rev. Father q, Hearn and Mr.. Awkward
are cousins Of Mrs. Nolan. There were
also present In the sanctuary Fathers
Morrissey and Naughtin, Of the Cathe-
dral; Father Hodnett, Of Chicago;
Father 2. Morrissev. OF st. Louis.
Father Durnin, Of st. Roses church.
Father Smith, Of st. Francis Seminary.
Father McGill of the HOLY Rosary
church and Father = FairbaDks, Of 81
Patrick's. Intsrment took place az
Calvary cemetery, the remains being
followed By q long line Of carrlagee'
making one Of the large funerals ever
lheld from Ghe Cathedral. 4 The b,eodEyI
was placed beside chat of Sher fathIe,Es.
who died when Mrs. olaIl one a.
wear Old.