The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1890-05-17

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ness men aud stands high in the respecs
) and esteem of all. while the bride is .
young lady whom all are proud te
!. acknowledge as friend. They will at
once commence keeping house in the
southwest part OF the city, where their
many friends will always receive q
pheasant welcome.
DAKOTA.
E. A. Williams, of Bismarck. was last
week confirmed as surveyor general Of
North Dakota.
| MRS. Bradley, of Grand Forks, who
has been very sick FOR the last two
weeks is now improving.
Miles Murphy, of Grafton, passed q
very craditabe examination in open
court last week. and was admitted to
the bar,
Rev. Father Trndel. OF Grand Forks.
celebrated mass last Sunday in the new
Catholic church at I4angdcn at 1880 a.
M The Rev. Father eays tnat for the
present the early mass at Osnabrnok on
the irst Sunday OF each month will be
discontinued.
Hansbrough's DILL for dividing the
judicial district of Nortl, Dakota. 50
amended BY Nj. Adams from the lu-
dic!ars com ,nlttee. has passed tho house,
The court for the SoLth western division
| is to be held at Bismarck: for 5h1
Southeastern at Fargo; for the North
eastern at Grand Forks, and for tia
| Northwestern az Devils Lake.
| While narrowing on his farm south Of
saw pulled from the sods what he
thought was part Of an old boot The
| next time rUuud he noticed aonae paper
protruding from it and stopping to iE"
yestigaue he found it 10 be {. pocket
book containing several promlssGry
! notes and about $3.50 in currsncY.
a cave probably sixty feat long by
thirty ive wide was discovered near
Pierre, :. d., the ether day. A secret
entrance was fuund conceiied il. q patch
J Of bushes, it has hollow and an alnos6
| indistinct bride path leading TO IT.
EVERYTHING went to shoW that it had
been made the secret rendezyons Of a
| gang OF horse thieves at some date
years ago. Colonel Jue. Led, other
rs ''Buckskin Zoe" p" says that he guided
party OF settlers twenty~three years
ago from near YankEon In a chase Of
! h0rss thieves who had been committing
| depredaGions in chat vicinity, and tstat
| their trail was followed shout to Whera
the site OF this city is, when il Was lost.
! He says this cave 1ausg have been where
they hid, as 1T was iu the most secluded
! place. &a..
WISCONSIN.
AT the reqn3at OF Father Saiye twenty
! one members OF st. Pdtrick'a church as
Maple Grove. met recently, aud resolved
tn organize - branch OF the Catholic
Knights Of Wis.
The annual G. T. A. convention ot
Wisconsin will bs held ut Appleton
| under the auspices ct St Mary's coa~
gregation Wednesday aud Thursday,
Jane 4th aud 5th.
John Sicily, who haa been with the
Western Union Telegraph company FOR
the .,a~t few years, under z. T. Favell's
management at Chippewa Fal's, Was
made acting manager at their Office in
that city.
The dedication Of tbs chapel O, t's
Convent Of the Good Shepherd Mill
waukee took place Sunday at 10 q. ul..
followed bY High Mass. At = O'Clock
o. m j, there was bauediction Of the
Most Blessed Sacrament, followed by 8
sermon by Rev. Father Clear7.
Rev. Father Plant. late OF Montreal.
who ofic,ated at the Church OF St.
Louis, Fond du Lac. during the aD~
sence OF Father B,ucher while in Chi
cagO doing missionary WORK. has Oeen
appointed pastor Of Turtle Lake. Wis.,.
where he will build church for the
French people of that locality.
Mrs. Richard Sunderland died at her
home in Eagle Point at Z O'clock Friday,
May III, aged 20 ye1rs. Mrs. Sunder-
land ca ne to Chippewa county thirty
years ago, and has N 4de her home there
ever since. She was most estimab!0
and charitable Christian woman, who
was loved and appreciated BY all the
old settlers. She was buried in HOPE
Catholic cemetery after the funeral
services III St. Peters church In tho
town Of Tildsn, on Monday last. 85
Last Monday morning signalized the
union OF another happy couple at Ash
land. Mr.. John Kennedy was married to
Miss LZzie Kennedy at st. Agnes