The Irish standard., 1891-07-18

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large number were present from abroad,
many coming from Winnebago City,
Alma City and other remote places.
After the marriage ceremony all re-
paired to the home of DR.. j.. w. Smith
in Lake Prairie, where sumptuous
dinner was spread before hundred
guests. The bride and groom are well
known throughout the eastern portion
of the county, the bride being the prigh5
Young daughter of DR., J. ". Smith,
NORTH DAKOTA.
itt. Rev. John Shanley, bishop OF
North Dakota, will make o visit to
Langdon Oh Sunday, the 18Th and Mon
day the 2Cth; Mt. Carmel the 21st and
Olga the 22d.
Cavaliers celebration Of the 4th. was
an immense success as to numbers.
Probably 5000 people gathered there to
enjoy themselves. Judge Coumy gave
the Grafton and the asual programme
was carried cut. There was however,
rather too large crowd for proper ac-
comknodation. Quite a number drove
over from Pemb1na ald vicinity. Judge
Conmy formerly lived in Minneapolis
where he is well and favoyably known.
SOUTH DAKOTA.
A reform press association for South
Dakota was organized at Huron Friday,
with Isaac Landers, Of Clark, editor Of
the Honest Dollar, president; Joi1l
Perse, Of the Labor Gazette Mitchell
Star, vice president, and W. E. Kidd,
Of the Aberdeen Star, secretary and
treasurer: These officers, with H. l..
Ioucks> OF tie Rslralist, and Frank
Kelly, Of the Woousocket News, consti-
tute an executive committee. The sas-
sociation will work in connection with
the Farmers Alliance and the LAde-
PENDENT party In this stats. The next
meeting will be held in Madison, at the
time Of tbs annual gathering Of the
state PRESS sass0c 0ciation.
Frank Carson, teacher or q govern
ment reservation Indian school near the
mouth OF Cherry Creek, right in the
midst OF the former hostile Sioux Gal0p,
is in Pierre now, having closed the i.
school for tho sunQmer vacation. Mr. ::
Carson gives some interesting news as
to the present attitude OF the Indiana
in the vjcinity Of Cherry Creek. He
states that his school has had q large
attendance since its opening early in
the spring, and that the pareu5s axe
qery anxious that their children should
attend school. Many ct them, he says,
come q dj3tance Of 10 or Il miles, on
their ponies, often two or three OF tho
little girls and boys on O:.o pony. Ihen
sometimes two Or three fatnl!ies Will
come in from distance and pitch their
tents near the schoolhouse, remaining
there for q week at q time, while the
little fellows attend the school, The
children ara very apt, many OF them
raadiuy in t2ird and fourth readers.
There is q suh-agency near the school
and rationa are distributed to the scllol
ara each day IN this schoo! building.
The nearest white settlement 90 this
school is Il miles. There is no dancing
among the Indians OF Cherry Creek,
and where but q few months ago ali
things partook Of a savagely Warlike
nature, now all is quiet and peaceabla
WISCONSIN.
The members Of st. Patrick's s congre.
CATION in Askaaton, Town OF Holland,
Brown county, are about to build a
house for tue Sisters Of ST. Francis. CT
Bay Settlement.
Married, at the home Of the BRIDES
uncIe. Mr.. J. McCIeary, June 30, Miss
Laura Frede Of Pepin and Mr.. Geo. W.
O'Brien of Maiden Kock. May happi
ness eyer be with them
Forty-six children Of St. Maiy's
church, De Pere, made their First Holy
Communion Sunday morning, June, q.
High Mass was celebrated by Rev.
Father Boex, and the impressive cere-
monies were Witnessed by large NUM-
ber Or people.
The pallium for Archbishop KatZer
reached New York on June 27 and will
probably be brought to Milwaukee IN a.
few days. The pallium will be con-
fe1red upon the new Archbishop with
impressive ceremony, il two or three
weeks. Cardinal Gibbons, of Baltimore,
will officiate, and other distinguished
prelates will oe present, The ceremony
will occur at st. Johns Cathedral.
Perhaps tile most imposing part Of
the grand parade at La Crosse on the
Fourth, was the line Of march including
the societies of ghe Catholic Knights,
the Ancient Order Of Hibernians, and
the Bohemian knights. There were
almost one hundred and fifty Of them