The Irish standard., 1891-11-14
NORTHWEST NEWS NOTES.
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Exchanges for Readers Of The
~ D.. s. Irish Standard.
PRESIDENT LOUC Ks REELECTED.
He. Will Guide The South Dakota Farmers
Alliance for Another Year =
:3s:.5 n. "a as President. Z
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; MINNESOTA,

Mr.. John Callaghan, Of Shieldsville,
I has been notified by his attorney, P.
Cudmore, that bis pension has been
increased to $12 per month. a
The forthcoming marriage Of Mr..
William Crawford and Miss Maggie
Conley. was announced Sunday at
Shieldsyille by Rev. Father Sieyin.
/ The mission at the church of the I'm:
|;maculate Concep1lon, Faribault, closed
at high mass, on Sunday last at which.
Bishop Stanley preached very elo7.
|quent sermon. #.'S4
Bishop Cotter, Of Winona. gave an
eloquent temperance lecture at Avoca,
Sunday evening last, in the Catholic
church, tc a large audience. Quite a
number took the pledge for life.
Mr.. Philip Flynn, Of Ayoca. threshed
on his farm in Des Motnes River town.
ship, tbs following enormous amount
of grain; wheat, 4, Dol bushels, oats, -
661 bushels; barley. :657 bushels; Aax,
1888 bushels. e5 !.
Rev. Father Francis o. S.rB, of ST..
Johns University, Stearns county, WAS
at Brainerd last Saturday and Sunday,
and conducted services on Sunday il,
the Catholic church, preaching in the
German and the English languages.
Len DaLano and Patrick Meagher
the latter from Dandas,. are employed
ia the Wisconsin plueries by f. e. w.
p. Moses. While they were out pro-
speeding Eeeentlg attseg n etaS9ansereul ss ss
monster bear that Was s#fh for 9. fght,
After a terrific struggle theY succeeded
in killing the bear, w}asch they took to
camp and found TO weigh $50 pounds.
At eleven O'Clock Thursday evening,
a COW barn aud machine she'd belong
ing to Thos. Mcmahon, on East Front
street, Faribault. Was discovered to be
ON fire. The department. were called.
bat before they could reach there the
the building and machinery were en-
TREY destroyed. Tie loss is estimated
ar $500, On which there was something
over $l0G insurance.
Rev Father Englebrecht came down
| from Luyerne Saturday, and Sunday
held services III the Catholic church at
Ellis worth. He made his friends a
pleasant call and informed them that
he had decided to stav at Luverne until
another priest could be supplied that
church when he would come and take
charge Of the Ellsworth congregation,
all OF which residents of Ellsworth will
| be glad TO learn. IT,
| Mr., Timothy McCarttly. an old resi-.
dent of the town or Wells, died at his
home in that town on Tuesday morn.
ing, Of heart disease, tsged: 70 years. He
leaves widow and large family OF
grown up sons and daughters to mourn
him. The funeral was deferred until
Saturday TO await the arrival of his son
| Wm.FG. Mccarthy, who is attending
thesstate university at Seattle, Wash
inRton.s .. I
Mrs. Minnie LeMay, wife Of =. "A.
:LeMay, died at the home OF her par
I.ents,s Mr.. and Mrs. E., Fayant, Of Fari-
bault, on Saturday evening last, Of con-
sumption. aged 81 years. She was born
and grew TO wonanhoed in that City
where she was highly esteemed by her
many friends. She. leaves husband
and one child toemourn her. The fur
eral took place from the church Of the
Sacred Heart. Monday morning, and
was largely attended by relatives and
sympathjzing friends. The remains
were laid to rest in Calvary cemetery.
While Mr.. o O'MalleY. and E1 Low, Of
tFaribauIt,I were unloading a load Of
hay at the formers barn MondaY, tie
team attached to the wagon became.
frightened and ran aWaY. They went
through the yard fence aud up Main
street. In front Of BORG rgessS furniture
store the load, most OF which was On
the wagon wasstipped off and near the
engine house the horses became de-
ltached ffrum the wagon. aud after max )
Ting circle around the jail. one sof the
EhorsesWas thT0 IN dc nm and before he
9ststo his feet, vas cailx
hseEsrs men All the danake dome:
the wage which swsis| ighsIy
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