The Irish standard., 1891-12-05
NORTHWEST NEWS NOTES.
Items Of Interest Clipped From Our
Exchanges for Readers of The
Irish Standard.
HORRIBLE DEATH IN WISCONSIN.

, James KaiIeY, Of Franklin, is Dragged
, Some Seven Miles Behind His
Own Wagon.
MINNESOTA.
The foundation for the new Catholic
church, of West Newton, is completed
The building will cost from 5,O0C to
$4,000,
James F, McCabe, of Cleveland, and
Miss Josie MOriaritY, also Of LIE Sueu1
county, were married at ST. Peter Tues
day last
| DR.. MCCARTHY. Of New Prague, ex.
amlned seventy -one applicants at Jor-
dan for insurance in the Bohemian
Catholic Workmen society. last week.
Rev. Father Engelbrecht. of Luyerne,
is still making improvements in the
Catholic church in that place and last
week over $500 worth of new pews were
placed in the church,
Joseph O'Conor. of Lismore township,
in Mobiles county, died at his home last
Monday and was buried IN the Catholic
cemetery at Adrian Wednesday, Rev.
Father Engelbrecht, officiating. Mr..
O'Conor was SO years Of age and highly
respected wherever known.
VIM. Crowley, of Sleepy Ey>. last
week had the misfortune to have his
horse frightened by couple of dogs,
causing it to run away, overturniug his
light wagon and com mp]etely demolishing
a large amount Qt comb honey. The
owners OF the dogs paid for the honey.
| Miss Maggie Keltgen, the esteemed
daughter of Peter Keltgen, OF Belgrade,
was married On Wednesday morning of
last week at the German Catholic
church, Of st. Peter. to Joseph Muerer
also OF Belgrade. The service was
performed by Rev. Haas with custom
arv rites.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Kelley, OF Flan-
son who passed away last Friday night.
The little one had been sick for short
time only. The loss is severe one TO
the parents and the sympathy Of the en-
tire community is with them as was
evlnced by the large attendance at the
funeral which was held on Monday
from the Catholic church. The services
were conducted by Father Jeram and
the remains were inferred in the Catho-
lie cemetery at that place.
The death of Mrs. Mary Fay, wife of
Owen Fay, of St. Peter, occurred at her
home III that city last Friday. The
death was indirectly caused by pro-
longed illness from asthma, which was
hastened aud made more acute by Sc
we're cold contracted some few weeks
ago. The death was unexpected by
those around her as she appeared quite
vigorous up to the day of her decease.
The funeral was held from the English
Catholic church on Sunday afternoon at
2 O'Clock, requiem mass being held on
Monday.
Joseph Mcmahon, of Green Isle, and
Annie Murphy, of Assumption parish,
Norwood, were united in marriage by
Rev. Father Russell, on Wednesday.
November Is. The witnesses to the
ceremony were VIM. Mcmahon and
Maria Tottersall; Dan Murphy and
Mollie Med DermOtt; Thos. Teasdale and
Lizzie Mcmahon. The couple joined
all repaired to the home of the bride
where one Of the biggest weddings in
Sibley county was held. It is said that
over fve-hundred persons part0ok OF
the festivities. The presents were many
and valuable. The new couple will re-
side in Green Isle for the present.
Michael Klasins, of Caroline. LIE
Sueur county. was the victim of run
away Friday afternoon Of last week.
He had driven to St. Peter and was en-
route to his home, when at the Omaha
crossing at West Spring Lake the team
became frightened and ran away. The
wagon tongue dropped down and ran
into the ground. The wagon suddenly
stopped and threw the young man head
long upon the ground. He laid there
unconclous for some time until someone
passing by picked him up and took him
to Kasota. A. physician was instantly
sent for but medical efforts proved un
availing ana he never recovered con-
ciousness. Death occurred on Sunday
night.
NORTH DAKOTA.
The Catholic supper at Bismarck
THURSDAY evening was largely attended
and much enjoyed. The supper was
served IN the reception and school
rooms at the Lamborn. The rooms
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