The Irish standard., 1891-06-06
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FIRE IN THE TOWN OF WAHPETON

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FIRE IN THE TOWN OF WAHPET0N
One Of North Dakota's Most Promising
Towns Badly Damaged bY the
/ Fire Fiend.
| MINNESOTA.
Rev. Sigismund Singer. pastor Of the
Sacred Heart chu1ch, of Owatonna
died recently at Rochester.
| Rev. Father Tori, formerly of St.
Peter, has been appointed to take charge
of the parish at Springfield. MINI.
Rev. Father O'Connor, of De Graft.
was presented with handsome bed
room set few davs ago by the DeGraff
DRAMATIC Society.
MIR. 3. Primmer. of Missoula, Mont,
was married at Cold Spring Thursday
morning bv Father Ludger, to Miss
Elizabeth Miller, of that place.
Michael Joseph, the Is year Old son of
Postmaster Hurias, OF Springfield, died
Monday. May 5th, Of consumption.
The young man had been a sufferer for
some tune.
Last Saturday evening County Dele
gate Kerwin, of Preston, in nstalled A, j..
Bennett into the Office Of recording Sec
retary Of the Preston branch Of Ancient
Order of Hibernlans.
Timothy Connors, who sold his farm
in Wheatland a short. time ago, has
bought James Roach's farm in the town
of Wells, The farm contains 80 acres
and the price paid was $2,800,
( John Krier, ST., a pioneer Of iona
township, died at the residence Of his
son, Mick, last Monday. aged about 50
years. His remains were inferred in
the Catholic cemetery at Iona Thursday
Daniel Reardon, formerly section
foreman at st. Peter, has accepted a
similar position On railroad 10 Mon
tana and left for that state the first Of
the week. His family will net move
out until later.
Bishop Zardetti, of st. Cloud. will re.
turn home the latter part Of this week.
Although he has improved, he is still
far from fully recovered. His physicians
say it will require two Or three months
for him TO attain his strength.
The first announcement Of the bans of
matrimony between Miss Lizzie Schrei-
ner, of jordan, and Albert ViIlaume, Of
st. Paul, was made at the Catholic
church Jordan, Sunday, May 17th. The
young couple were married Tuesday,
May Goth.
A grandson Of John Mnlvirhill,Lof
Preston. was thrown from horse last
Sunday when the animal stepped upon
his chest; also by the fall the young
mans shoulder and head were badly in
jured. DR.. Love thinks the accident
will not prove fatal.
MIR. e.. w. Mish, of Chicago, who has
been superintending the work OF plac-
ing the new colored and ornamental
windows in the Prof. Cathedral, ST.
Cloud. has completed his contract and
returned home. The windows add
greatly to the beauty of the auditorium
of the church.
Archbishop Ireland made an episco-
pal visit to Faribault on Sunday, May
9th. He administered the sacrament
of confirmation at the German and
French Catholic churches. This ex-
alted dignitary Of the.church was most
dttinglY received by those of his own
faith on the occasion OF his visit there
as well as others outside the fold.
Mr.. Joseph G. kiefer, Of Rochester,
and Miss Anna N ewcome, Of Fountain,
were married ar St. Johns church
Rochester. Wednesday. May l3. by Rev.
VIM. Riordan. "a reception was tend
cred them by the groom's parents, the
relatives and q few friends only being
present. ALL enjoyed q very pleasant
evening and wished them q pleasant
journey through life
Il Judge Searle. of St. Cloud, FRIDAY
morning sentenced H. j.. Upton for
grand larceny to I've years IN the states
prison. and John SCHNEIDER, for asimilar
offense. one year. Carl Smith, for as
sault upon his wife, was fined $500.
The grand jury, il it's report. recon-
mends the building Of 9 new court
house and prison, and requests that no
more money be expended % the pres