The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1890-06-28
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BIENNIAL COUNCIL OF c. K. OF W.

The. New State Treasurer of the A.
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for That Position.
! MINNESOTA.
Rev. Father Dwyer. Of Luverne, has
been engaged to read the Declaration of
independence at Adrian on the Fourth.
His Grace Archbishop Ireland will
hold confirmation services at harrisburg
on Sunday, June 29th. A large class
has been prepared.
County Attorney Fitzpatrick. of Wi
mona, has been assisting County Attor-
ney Breckenridge in the Dover case at
Rochester, in the district court last
week.
Mrs. +. Donahue, of Rochester, had
the first home grown wberries in the
market this season. The yield of Straw
berries will be very prolific in that vi
cinitY this year.
James +. Byrnes, formerly principal
of the public schools at Madison, but at
present principal of the Candy schools,
has succeeded in selling his residence
property to N. S. Landru.
Pine City base ball club held a meet
| ing last Monday evening and appointed
the following officers: j. j. Brennan,
manager; j. Eagan, treasurer; ). b.
Carev. captain; Il. j, Connors, secre-
tary.
James Murray has taken the contract
to erect barn for John l.. Dunham, Of
M1llersburg. When completed it will
be one of the heaviest and most SUBJ
stantial structures of it's kind in Rice
county.
George Curray, Of Ellsworth, had the
misfortune to lose a valuable horse last
week. He paid $3.50 for the animal
ess than year ago, and that with $50
doctor bill, makes quite heavy loss for
Mr.. Curray. ~
Frank Kilpatrick's little girl broke
her left collar bone one day last week
while playing ''crack the whip" at her
home in Magnolia township, Rock
county. The child was brought to DR..
Spalding last Tuesday for treatment.
Frank Keun edy's little daughter,
about six years of age, fell from wagon
at her home in Vienna township, Rock
county. last SATURDAY. and broke the
small bone Of her right arm. DR.. Craw"
ford was summoned and the little pa
tient is doing finely.
w. G.. MCCARTHY, a teacher at the
school for iuDeciles Faribault has re-
signed his position and left for trip to
the North Pacific coast. Mr.. MCCARTHY
will return and enter the medical de-
partmsnt of the University of Mime
sofa in September next.
Dennis O'Brien and others Of the
Kandiyohi County Bank at Willmar,
came to Atwater Friday Of last week
and organized a bank here in which
several business men have taken shares
The bank will be opened as soon as a
suitable location can be found.
John Hughes. of Brainerd, has taken
under lease hotel of twenty-five
roems at Ely. on the Duluth & Iron
Range road, and will leave for that place
next Tuesday. Mr.. and Mrs. Hughes
have lived here ten years, and have
many friends who wish them good luck
in their new location.
Mr.. Guttridge, state organizer of the
Catholic Temperance Union of Mime
sofa, was at Pine City last Sunday and
delivered short address on temperance
before the Father Mathew Temperance
society recently organized there. After
the address, several came forward and
signed the pledge, making total mem
bership of twenty one.
Baby Hineline, Of Madison, who. in
VUWp0uy WILL LID AAOV4CA ee4O O4OVAAOS
George, is visiting Mrs. 81. Is mother at
Minneapolis, came near being poisoned
last Saturday. He got hold Of bottle
containing carbolic acid and spilled it
over his hands and face. Although his
lips and mouth were SCARED the fact that
he is still alive and in good health Is
conclusive evidence that he did not
swallow any Of the poisonous drug.
Fink Bros. are erecting two new and
eleeantly designed side-altars for the
French Catholic church Ia Faribsult,
which they will paint and decorate IN
their most artistic STYLE. When finished
thew will be models of neatness and will
add much to the beauty of the interior
:of the church Of the Sacred Heart
Father Nougaret is also plasing ln Ms
church thls. week sewers s6nez pieces ofl