The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1891-10-24
NORTHWEST NEWS NOTES.
Items Of Interest Clipped From Our
Exchanges for Readers of The
Irish Standard.
7. R. FoLEY's BIG LOG CUT.

Between 100000 and 100000
Feet Of LOGS Will be the Product of
/ His Camps This Winter.
I MINNESOTA.
Pat Lawless is now wearing the mar.
shal's star for Hinckley. Albert Chapel
having resigned.
The case of M. D. Donovan VS.. Jac.
BrYnildsen & Co., at Graceville, was re-
ferred to the Judge.
| William Kelly, unmarried, aged q
years, was drowned at Trout lake near
Duluth, Monday while duck hunting.
He lived at Jackson, Mich.
P.J. McLaughlin, Esq, and Judge
Morrison, of st. Paul, we're in Roches.
ter Tuesday of last week, on business
relating to the McNiff estate.
M. r. Canty, of Graceville, is agent
for several first class fire insurance
companies. All business intrusted to
his care receives prompt attention.
Miss Nellie Spillane returned to hel
home at Rochester Monday night, from
a visit Of several weeks with her sister,
Mrs. Forest Schleuder, at DeC0rah, la.
Miss Susan Jones, teacher in the
public schools, at Winona, is being
tried before the municipal court for
maltreating one of her pupils, William
Fort.
Mayor McRae's new house at Grace.
vile, has commenced to loom up and
when finished will be the handsomest
residence in the village. Mr.. McBrady
is doing the carpenter work.
M. G.. Calvin. of Graceyllle, has
patented and manufactures at his shop
the only evener that will regulate the
side draft. MIR. Calvin gives a positive
guarantee that every set sold will work
as represented. w.. I
James Murphy, unmarried, aged twen
tv-three, was run over by switch en-
gine in the st. Paul &; Duluth Yards
Wednesday evening at Duluth and had
both legs cut off below the knees. He
is plumber by trade. =
Miss Lille Lambert, of PineE City,
spent last Sunday as the guest Of her
friend, Miss Kate Eagan, of5Hincki ley.
The lady's soprano voice was sFaluable
acquisition to St. PatrickY church
choir at mass Sunday morning
At the annual bali given by the en-
ployes of the Brennan Lumber Com
pany at Hinckley recently, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. F. Nixon, furnished most excel
lent supper, for which a vote of thanks
was unanimously rendered.
Hon. T. r. Foley, of Aitken, will
operate four lumber camps during the
coming winter, and will cut between Is
and 18 million feet of pine. He will
have two camps on Little Prairie. one
on Big Willow and one on Rice 4rlver.
The Ancient Order of Hiberai6ens, Of
Rochester, gave card party is their
members last Friday evening, at their
rooms in Leland's block, which was
largely attended. Supper was served
and progressive cinch INDUCED m until
a late hour.
Peter Ohrback and Dan Moriarity
were placed in the county Jail Wednes-
day at St. Cloud, at the instance OF
William Black, detective. They hail
from Minneapolis. and were fleeing
some of the harvest hands on the Great
Northern passenger train.
The Winona Republican of Saturday
gave an extended description of the
government building just completed in
that city, and spoke verv highly of Mr..
M. Heffron, of Rochester, who superin-
tended the work. for the excellent and
expeditions manner in which the build
ing has been constructed.
At Castle Rock Wednesday morning
the elevator of E. T. Archibald & Co,
leased by B. F. Miller and T. Clute,
was burned. It was valued at 5000,
and was nearly filled with grain of all
kinds. As it was the only elevator in
that region it did big business, and
probably had from $4,000 to $4,000
worth of grain stored in it at the time
of It's burning. The elevator was q
frame one, and had been newly repaired
this spring. The elevator is partly in
sured, but it is feared that the grain
will be nearly total loss.
THE solemn blessing Of bell took
place in Graeeyille Sunday of last week
and was Witnessed bY a. unusually
large concouIse Of people that came
from every direction. Bishop Marty
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