The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1890-01-11
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MORE DESTITUTI0N IN DAKOTA.
Commissioner of Immigration Helgesln is
Investigating IN Ramsey and
Nelson Counties.
MINNESOTA.
Mrs. Kelly, who was very sick for a
week. is now convalescent.
E.. J. Brennan aud wife. of st. Paul,
visited their parents at Owatonna on
Christmas.
DR.. Morehouse, of Owatonna, says
that la grippe has made its appearance
in Owatonna.
Herman Martin, of Lemond, was
seriously injured IN runaway last
Monday evening.
Charles Kearney, prominent hotel
keeper of Grand Rapids, Mimi, visited
Duluth last week.
Paul Auborn, of Waseca, former
resident of Owatonna, suiclded at his
home in Waseca last Thursday.
Conductor Digle, of Duluth, received
a solid silver conductors lamp for a
Christmas present from St Paul friends.
DR.. j. r. Conway, of Pennington.
has fitted up extra rooms fGr his dental
office to accommodate his increasing
BUSINESS.
Last Monday evening the comedy OF
'Rags and Bottles" was played in Du-
luth by amateurs for the benefit OF st.
MarY's hospital. ...
AT the annual village election held at
Montgomery. Tuesday, John sheehy
was re-electtd d president and Frank
Becker recorder.
:" Albert H. Kea7es. of Monticello,
died in Minneapolis last Friday while
on his way from London. Ont, where
he went for his health.
Duluth, has been arrested for stealing
articles from the office OF James A..
Boogs. 1t is thought he is insane.
ATg and Mrs Myers, of Murdock,
were made happy by the arrival of q
little girl Wednesday afternoon. Mike
carries his head pretty high nowadays.
MIR. Daniel 0 Connell, Of West Du-
luth, has leased the Garfield House, ON
Garfield avenue, south of Michigan
street, aud took possession the first Of
last week.
Officers Madden, Kilgore, Horrigon
and HAYDEN gave Big Four dance in
Duluth last Thursday evening, which
was very successful, about one hundred
couples attending,
a farmers Institute will be held at
Owatonna beginning January 23 and
closing January Is. This is part Of the
organized movement of the Farmer s
Alliance, and the agricultural element
of Steele county should see to it that the
matter is made a success.
The Christmas festivities at the resi-
dence of w. A. Gray, Of Farmington
were turned to sorrow by the receipt OF
a telegram announcing the death of his
niece at Mortified, Mrs Agnes Nc
Chesney, of pneumonia. Deceased was
a daughter of George Gray OF Water
ford.
Frank Dempsy was arrested on q
charge of stealing clothing from Kee-
gan Bros furnishing store at Sleep!
Eye. It is said that he would walk
into the store, try on numerous differ
ent garments, grumbling at prices, and
as soon as the proprietor was otherwise
occupied, slip his large overcoat on ovel
the stolen garments and walk out,
An entertainment was given at St
Thomas hall, Winona. Monday night.
in honor of Bishop Cotter. z. Fitz'
patrick presented an address and a
purse of 81 300 on behalf of the parish
ers and citizens. Bishop Cctter replied
and speeches were also made by
Fathers Hurst, of Wabasha; Meter. OF
Winona; herman, of st. Charles, and
Dwyer, Of Luverne.
DAKOTA.
Ed. O'Connor has been appointed
superintendent of the water works al
Grand Forks.
Dave Mlnorgan, of Grand Forks, drew
SIS, 900, being one.fortleth Of the Loui
slana lottery capital prize.
5. Kertson, Of Minneapolis has pur.
chased the Selkirk House at Crane
Forks from Mr. Brooks for 81 500. II.
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