The Irish standard., 1891-07-25

YlS1C llS DfOCQ6TS AuuFeW al1u JVSoVu,
. of East Prairie, and other relatives
He is interested in the Harvey Peak
tin mines and believes that in the near
future the tin industry of the Black
Hills will be a bonanza. An English
syndicate is putting in great crusher
at Hill City with q capacity of several
tons per day If tin can be produced
in the Black Hills in paving quantities
there will be millions in it for the mine
owners, as the tariff of four cents per
pound on tin will enable them to realize
handsomely on their product. Mr.
McNamara feels certain that the tin
mines OF South Dakota will be fully de-
veloped in the near future.
NORTH DAKOTA.
Messrs. Duntley & Thomas hard
ware store at Grandin, was burglarized
Friday night. There is no clue to the
burglars.
A farmer living near Edgely cut
fleece Of wool in two, sending one~half
to Chicago commission house and the
other to his brother in Wisconsin, by
whom it was sent to the same Chicago
dealer. For the sample sent direct
from Edgeley the offer was l3 cents per
pound. For the sample sent by the
way Of Wisconsin the offer Was 20
cents. Here is a discrimination Of =
cents per pound against North Dakota
wool, which Is classed in the market as
'sterritorial," with uncertain quota
tions.
Last Tuesday morning as the Lang
don city band escorted Co. E to the de-
pot 10 happier or finer looking crowd
of men could be seen. They were all
full Of hope and expectancy as to the
tine time they anticipated having at the
encampment. and among the jolliest
and most beloved of tbs company was
Michael Langan, a we'll to DO farmer
whose home was in Osnabrook. Every
thing passed off quietly until the train
was pulling up along the, platform at
Osanbrock, when MIR. Langan, seeing
his wife and ten-year-oId daughter
standing on the platform, attempted TO
step off just On the rising plaCiorn1,
when it is reported his foot slipped and
falling back his head was struck by the
end of tbs axle Of one truck, breaking
his skull and killing him almost IN
stant'y. MIR. Langan leaves a grief
stricken wife and five chi!dren--the
eldest being but IL years-to mourn his
shoc]zingly sad and untrnaly death.
SOUTH DAKOTA.
| w. S. Hill 81 Co., Of Minneapolis have
commenced proceedings against the
Alliance Building 20, in the circuit
court, for The recovery Of s;7O6, the
amount of lien held by them upon tha
Alliance building at Huron.
United States Commissioner Grant at
Huron, held Geo. Schmidt, Ct Aber-
deen, TO bail in the sum OF $500 for vio-
latiag the liquor law. lie was unable
to give bail and was committed to jail
to await the next term Of the United
States court at Sioux Falls.
| AT a NuptiaI Mass celebrated at st.
Margaret's church, Kimball, S. D., on
the 9Th inst, the Very Rev. Dean She's
an, of Mitchell. performing the cere-
snony, Mr.. James Morgan, of Chamber.
lain, the popular sheriff, of E,rule
county, S. D., WAS married to
Miss Lizzie Kane, of Kimball,
same state. This estimabie couple arc
we'll known, respectable resident, Of
the county, and good Jealous Catholics.
After the marriage the entire wedding
party repaired to the home OF the
BRIDES parents where a sumptuOus re-
past was prepared, after which Mr.. and
Mrs. Morgan started to housekeeping
in their future home at Chamberlain.
WISCONSIN,.
The ceremony of comforting the Pal
lenm on Archbishop Katzer will take
place Aug. 20, at st. Johns Cathedral.
Cardinal Gibbons will oficiate. A large
attendance of the reverend clergy is
expected.
! State Treasurer Hummer has returned
20,391 interest into the state treasury.
This is a thing for the Democrats to be
proud Of. They have kept their prom
ise to the voters of the state in this
matter, and deserve ali the credit due
to officials doing their duty.
The property decided for the purpose
of a Servi5e monastery at Granville
Center is the same farm decided Father
Kundig more than fifteen years ago
for an Industrial school. The grant
was accompanied by SO many condi-
tions that Father Kundig lost money
on it.
The establishment of West Side
Lodge of the X, OF p. at Milwaukee, CON-
posed largely of Catholics is reported.
1t would be we'll for Catholics to be
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