The Irish standard., 1890-02-22
NORTHWEST NEWS NOTES.
Items Of Interest Clipped From Our
Exchanges for Readers of The
Irish Standard.
.AIG FIRE AT SIOUX FALLS, S. D.
Philips Perrin, Late Assistant Cashier Of
the Iron Exchange Bank Of Hurley,
Wis. Under Arrest.
M1NNEsOrA.

WIS, UnQer Arrest.
MINNEsO OTA.
Rev. Father Gunke,, Of Sauk Centre
has been troubled with inflammation III
the eve.
Miss Lizzie McDevitt. of BnrnsvilIe
spent Sunday afternoon at Hamilton
with Miss McGrade.
Chairman p. II. Shields, of the town
Of Wells. is happy over the arrival of a
young Democrat in his family.
Michael Haggarty, mail clerk ON the
Minneapolis e st, Louis railroad, has
recovered from the grip and is at
work again.
There was an enjoyable hop at the re-
sidence of Mr.. Pat Flynn, of st. Martin
SATURDAY. night. which originated from
a surprise party.
Mr.. John Sullivan, Of Rochester, il
visiting his OLD home at Moptello, Wis.
He will visit friends at other points in
that state before his return.
F. E. Kennedy, of Burnsville. ship
ped a car load OF cabbages to Mime
apolis last week. He also lost one OF
his horses about the same time after a
few hours sickness.
Mr.. G. A. C'Brien, of Faribault, was
married in Mankato Saturday of last
week TO Mrs. Agnes Ragar, Of St. Paul,
They returned to Faribault this week,
and will max this their home.
u. u. Mr., Hennesgy. Of the Rochester Gas
! Company, has been ia the CITY the past
week. He has completed the purchase
Of the electric light plant. which will
be removed TO the gas building.
P,J. Moran, OF Faribault, Tuesday
last purchased w. N. For'1's bay PAGER
at shade less than So 600, and Pat
thinks he can now show a clean pair Of
heels to most of the steppers in the
city. -
Mr.. and Mrs. e. N. Mclaughlin and
family, of Benson. left Tuesday for
Nashville, Tenn, to remain until next
Jaae. Mr.. Mclaughlin has business
there which will detain him until that
time.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Kiley and Mr.. and
Mrs John Fitzpatrick. Of Jordan, who
were married at st. Patrick's last week.
departed Thursday for Rlchland county
Wis, to spend a short time with the
parents of the former BRIDE and latter
groom.
Special services were held at the
French Catholic Church, in Faribanlt
Tnesd ~ and Wednesday mornings in
mem ,ry of the late Revs. John Won.
Lent and FL Blochet. The services
wece very impressive and largely at
tended. ... 7..u.
Jerry Sneehan, of Rochester, has Z
large spring on his farm in Marion
which never froze up until this winter
His we'll, which is 10 feet deep, does
not furnish water enough for his stock
s, he has contracted to have a new vel
drilled.
Mr.. Martin Heffron, of Rochester wa
in St Paul last Friday and Saturda.
looking over The plans for a Catholic
church,to be erected at GracevllIe th'
coming season. MIR Heffron propose
TO put in a bld for the work, and w
hope he will get the contract.
Richard Dewitt, Of Snieldsville, Il
M 4king vigorous canvass Of Ric'
county for the M Memoirs Of Gen. +. 81
Sheridan The book is a work o
much merit. containing many historica
facts Of rore value, and should be in th,
library Of everv patriotic citizen.
Miss x atie Donahos, who has beer
visiting her parents and friends il
Farlbault fov a few days, left fer Chi
cago Monday, where she will get idea
In reference TO styles in millinery pre-
vious to going to Omaha, whore she i.
with q sargea firm as head mil
liner. $ s@# @ ~. &.
The Hihernian Society Of st. Cloul
eontempIates giving an entsrtainmen
at the Opera Houseon st. Patrick
night. No admission will be charged
and The program will consist Of address
ss. songs ard recltatlnns, but no def.
nite asranRements have vet been made
A large number Of citizens of Roch
ester attended the wedding of JONI
CONN and Mss Mary Mollart.,
last week, at the residence cot Nj
Jerry Moriarsy in HaYerhilI. rlle ehapp,