The Irish standard., 1890-02-01
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Fire at RlYer Falls, Wis. DESTROYS
Property to the Value Of About "A n
$40. 600. sIs
l MINNESOTA.

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$40, 900 court house at Little Falls. It
will be built this season.
VIM. Doran, who left Rock Greek
some time ago for Ontario, Canada, is
expected back in a few weeks.
A. G. Kennedy. Of Duluth, arrived at
Brainerd last Saturday and remained
until Yesterday, visiting his relatives.
| The son of Michael Deering, of
lOneota, died last Saturday and was
buried Monday in Forest Hill cemetery.
n. j. Bryan, foreman of the machine
shop at the car works in Duluth, is again
at his post having recovered from the
grip.
Thos. Ell. Hinellne and family, of
Madison, returned from their visit
among relatives at Minneapolis, Tues
day.
Miss Nellie O'MaIley, Of Ellsworth,
returned home last week from few
weeks visit to her parents at Ottumwa,
Iowa.
Thos. Murphy, Of Sauk Centre, went
to ST. Paul last week, whittier he ac-
companied the body of Mrs. Clarity for
interment.
| Miss Maggie Hurley Of North Branch
was in Pine City on Monday aud Tues
day Of Jhis week visiting with her sis
ter, Mrs. J. d. Vaughan.
! Capt. William Kennedy, who COM
! manded one OF the expeditions sent In
search of Sir John Franklin, died at
Winnipeg on Saturday last.
| David Cain, who for number Of
years has lived in Rock Greek, is run
ming the carriage in the mill at Pine
| City, and fills the position admirably. 81
The pews in the German Catholic
| church in Sauk Centre were rented out
this week. The sum realized will 60
towards dsfraying current expenses.
Pat. German, of Sauk Centre, who
has been engaged Ill the poultry busi-
ness during the past two months, letG
on Tuesday for .Sargeant, N, ID.
O'Malley Brothers, Of Ellsworth, have
erected commodious ice house in the
rear Of their meat market and are filling
it with ice for their own use next sum
mer.
DR.. D. E. Collins, of ST. Peter, return
ed from the east on last Saturday after-
noon. He returned with touch Of the
grippe, but is fast assuming his old
form.
John Whalen, Ellsw1rth's new bar
Der, expects his family there soon when
be will settle down to Housekeeping
and become permanent resident Of
the place.
James Burke, of Ellsworth, returned
home Wednesday from weeks visit to
Minneapolis on business and pleasure.
He has visited relatives in Farlbault
and other places.
In response to a telegram from his
home at Taylors Falls. announcing the
death Of his sister on Saturday night
last, VIM. O'Brien. OF Pine City, started
on Monday to attend the funeral.
There will be Catholic social at the
Merchants hotel, Atwater, on Thurs:
day evening. Jan. 30th, the sociable an
nounced for, Wednesday evening Of this
week having been postponed to that
time.
It is reported that J.. D. Kelly, Of
Madison, was married at st. Paul last
week. We understand that the bride
and groom will arrive at Madison Mon
day next, and that there will be q ban
quet rendered them at the Merchants
hotel. s.
M. j. McNulty and Miss Mary Glusrn,
OF Pine City, were united in the holy
bonds Of matrimony on Wednesday at
$50 o'clock at the Catholic church in
Hinckley, by the Rev. Father lynch.
Me. McNulty is an engineer on the.
Eastern Minnesota. and is well known y n
by all the citizens. while the bride has
8 number Of warm friends who will 4
Join with us in wishing them long and and
happy journey through life. They took.
tile evening train on the Eastern TO TOT
West Superior where they will make
their future home.
5 s3 DAKOTA. 81 s5
John Connolly, OF Grafton, is away TO-
West Superior again. ~
. s 3 {. Daily presented Mimic Tues-
day forenoon OF Grafton .s5
rhe barn of q. Mapes, az Mapes,
D., burned Yesterday with about abou g s.
head of stock
Ben. Bowel. of Badger Mills, who
patented q car coup1e has leased lt foIE y
$255, 900 per annral 1lll II,
s Hon. llnrph 81, of Iangd lon,