The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1892-01-30
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whom have reached maturity and are
, highly respected members Of society in
their respective localities. Mrs j. g
Collins, of Benson, and Mrs ;. J. Muir.
ply, Of Murdoch, are two Of the daugh.
ters and the only me1abers OF the family
now living in that county. Mr.. McDon-
nell died as he had lived, esteemed and
beloved by all of his aoqusintances.
NORTH DAKOTA
The State Bank of Morton county.
with DR. H. IT, Porter, w. A. Lanter-
mann. H. r. Douglass and John
O'Rourke, as incorporators, has fled ar
ricles Of incorporation, and will proceed
to do business at Mandan under the
state banking laws. The First State
Bank Of Abercromhie and the First State
Bank of Hankinson have also made an
plicatlon to do business at the places
l uduleO, uuCl6r Inc SGHJ6 RAVES.
Rev Father Nolan, Of la ngdon, showed
last Tuesday evening two handsome pic
lures he had received as douation. to
| the Catholic fair which occurred on the
! 26th, 9th and 29th OF last month. One
is a fine oil painting from Miss Annie
Mooney, of Watertown, Wis, we'll and
favorably known in Langdon, and the
other & handsome hammered brass, pic
| ture from Mrs. Col. Kenmonth. They
are both fine works of art.
The annual report Of the state boiler
Inspector for the First judicial district,
| composed Of Grand Forks, Walsh, Penn
bina, Cavalier and Nelson counties, shcws
shat there were over 600 threshing ma
chine boilers INSPECTED in that district
last year. This will give some idea of the
ability of these counties to thresh their
own grain, and yet it is reported that
nearly one third Of the crop Of this dis
trict is still unthreshed and that more
than one-third Of this years product ia
yet in the hands Of the farmers.
SOUTH DAKOTA
Hon. Ell. S. Winsor, formerly promin-
ent citizen Of Wisconsin and resident
OF Mitchell for several years, died last
week as the result OF grip: He was the
father OF G. II. Winsor, Of Sioux Falls.
and F. Fl. and e. T. Winsor. Of Mitchell.
The dispatch from Washington that
the recent decision in the Dayton land
case is final, is not credited at Aberdeen,
Secretary Villas decided in February.
1889, that neither J. r. nor Lyman G.
Dayton we're e.titled to the land, and
that the city of Aberdeen should be given
60 days to present it's claims in due form.
when full investigation would be made.
From that decision both of the Dayton's
filed motions for revision, and the recent
decision simply denies them. The rights
of the city are yet to be passed upon, and
inasmuch as Mr.. McChesney and others
have filed Portertie]d script and Mr.. Nc
Alllster presumption entry upon the
tract liz question, and propose to make a
bitter fight, the real contest would seem
to be only just begun. In addition,
Capt. J. FL. Hauser, attorney for J. r.
Dayton. says his client is by no means
satisfied that he can be kept out of court
and does not propose to give up the con-
test. The Daytops are born fighters, and
the somewhat celebrated land case ;s
certain to be famous before the curtain
is finally rung down,
WISCONSIN.
Mrs. Clancy, mother-in-law of the
ORourke boys, of Hudson, died in
Knapp, and was brought to Hudson for
burial
Father White bade farewell to his old
congregation at Hammond last Sunday.
He will now enter the wider field of labor
at La Crosse.
A dispatch from Hammond, dated Jan.
II, says that death has again visited the
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home Of Mr.. Thomas Ryan, Of Stanton,
whose wife was buried on the 7th inst.
This time it was his daughter, Mrs.
Henesy, who died of pneumonia,
: Mr.. John Mitchell, of Milwaukee, has
set a good example to people who are
able to initiate his generosity. He frsty
presented $1,000 to st. Roses Orphansa
Asylum as a Christmas gift, and then Be-:
donated a like sum to st. Vincent's In-
FAINT Asylum.
The Catholic church of New Richmond
was destroyed by fire last Sunday even-
ing. The loss will be $1,000, with an in-s
surance Of $4,000. This is the second
time the Catholic people of New Rich-
mond have suffered in this way, the