The Irish standard., 1891-08-08
NORTHWEST NEWS NOTES.
Items Of Interest Clipped From Our
Exchanges for Readers Of The
Irish Standard.
BISHOP SAANLEY'S VISITS.
The People Of North Dakota Receive HIM
With Open Arms Everywhere
Re Goes.
MINNESOTA.

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! MINNESOTA.
The painters have been at work on
the Catholic parsonage at Madison dur
ing the past week.
The Catholic sisters Of Jordan, spen,
last week at Mankaro. returning home
last Saturday evening.
Mrs. DALEY, OF St. peter. who had
two ribs broken last week IN the run-a
way, died Thursday evening.
The population Ct Hadiey was N.
creased last Thursday, by the arrival OF
boy baby at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Andrew Hoye.
Mr. Hans Lilo. who resides few
miles south of hochester had COW
killed by lightning. 1t was lying near
a wire fence.
| Bishop Cotter OF Wiuona, aud Right
Rev. Nj. Marty, Bishop Of Sioux Falls,
S. D., will preach at ST. Johns church
next Sunday.
MIR, John H. Grandy OF Rochester,
has been allowed d pension OF twelve
dollars month through the agency of
G.. III. Heffron. Esq.
The infant daughter of MIR. and Mrs.
VIM, s. O'Brien, OF Farlbault, died last
Wednesday night The funeral took
place from the family residence Friday,
and the remains inferred at Shields.
Vile.
There has been talk fer so2ae time OF
erecting {. Catholic church at EyoEa,
and it is quite probable thai the build
ing will he erected soon. Rev. a.. Mad"
doek, OF Chatneld, is al the head OF the
movemnnt
Ed. Meagher of Grove Lake, has
been very sick Eaan, but be was in
Rochester on Monday Or his way to
Sauk Rapids to visit bis son Sam. II is
gratifying to know that MIR. Meagher
has fully recovered.
Father Kreidel, priest at Mankato,
was attacked by MIR. Murphy's big dog
last week and came near being torn TO
pieces, AS it was his coat sleeve was
torn. The dog is dangerous and Mr..
Murphy proposes to get rid Of him.
Mrs. Owen Sullivan Of Rochester, is
in the Winona city hospital being
treated for tumor. Miss Maggie Sui
Ivan went to Winona the first Of the
week and returned with Mrs, Suil1van's
children, who will remain several weeks
with Mr.. John Sullivan,
The Catholic Mutual Renefit Associa.
tion of Brainerd, gave grand festival
in Gales building on Front street, On
Tuesday evening. july rs. It was held
in the spacious room on the first floor,
recently occupied by VIM. Hacks fur
nlture store 1t was grand success.
a dog belonging to Mrs. Doney. of
Salem township, went mad Wednesday
and was killed. There has been a NUN.
ber Of cases of hydrophobia in that VIC
Unity this season and the town boards
OF Salem and Kalmar should take the
matter in hand and have all dogs muz-
zied or kill them.
w. Dunnom, son of 81. Dunnom while
playing an a pile Of ties at his fathers
home In the township OF Madison, last
Tuesday evening, fell and broke both
bones OF his right forearm, a little
above the wrist. The arm was treated
by Dr. Todd and the little fellow is
doing nicely.
Bishop Zardetti writes from the villa
Ramaka, near Milwaukee, that he is i'm
proving in health and isgreatiy pleased
with the surroundings, which are very
beautiful. He was about to leave for
Fond du Lac where he now is. 1t is
expected that he will return to st.
Cloud next week.
James T. Conway, of Chester, lost his
barn by fire resulting from lightning.
Tuesday night Of last week. There
were eleven hogs, two wagons aud Is
tons Of hay in the barn, ali of which
we're destroyed. The damage es-
timated to tie about $3.50. The barn
was insured for $3.50, and the hay for
800:
The Catholic church at Rochester has
been very much improved by the addi-
ton Of the tower on the east side of the
entrance. There will also be change
made IN the appearancesof the smaller
tower. Heretofore, the church has al
ways had sort Of an unfinished exter-