The Irish standard., 1892-12-10
BY THE WAYSIDE.

Sanborn, manufacting jeweler, 70 WASH
ington avenue South.
P.J. Finnegan, brother of the we'll
known real estate man, A. J. Finnegan,
has been lying dangerously i'll of typhoid
fever at his residence, $40 Bryant avenue
north, for the past four weeks. He is
| now convalescent and considered out OF
danger.
T. e. Stack has resigned the position
of first lieutenant of the Hibernlan Rifle
company, having been appointed mem
Der of the Minneapolis fire department
with headquarters at No. Engine house,
corner Thirty-second avenue north aud
third street.
Tomorrow evening Sunday Bishop
Stanley, of North Dakota, will open q
mission at Ascension church which will
continue through all of next week. Since
the beginning of this year the indefatig
able prelate of Jamestown has conducted
about twenty-four missions throughout
the Northwest.
Mr.. H. Conery and son, of 724 Adams
street northeast, desire to return their
sincere thanks to their many friends and
acouaintances for the many acts OF kind
ness shown them during the illness of
Mrs. Conery, whose death is recorded
elsewhere in this issue Of The IRISH
STANDARD.
At 9 o'clock on Saturday morning,
Dec. II, the following gentlemen in
minor orders will be elevated to the
priesthood by Archbishop Ireland at St.
Thomas Seminary, Merriam Park:
Revs. Michael O'Brien, P. r. Cunning
ham, p. F. McDonough, F. Hrackovsky,
F. Jaeger, A. Wilmann and NJ. Bilban.
! Angelina Dupont died at the residence
of John B. Leveille, Adams street north
east, on Tuesday night, aged q years, OF
pneumonia, after brief illness. Miss
4 Dupont's parents reside in Corcoran, to
II which town her remains were taken to1
interment. She was an admirable young
lady and devout Catholic, beloved by q
large circle of acquaintance.
| Last Tuesday morning a splendid team
of horses belonging to the House of the
Good Shepherd and valued at $500 was
killed by a Milwaukee train at the H.
and D. crossing. The driver jumped of
and fortunately escaped uninjured. An
agent of the Milwaukee road called at the
Good Shepherd home to learn the partic-
ulars of the accident, and it is expected
| that the Sisters will be compensated for
j the loss of their valuable property.
/ AT the evening services in the Church
Of the Immaculate Conception last
Thursday Mrs. Katie Meyers, nee Nc.
Gurk, sang the ave Marie with much
sweetness. Mrs. Meyers lives at Great
Falls, Mont !, and is now on visit here
with her husband and two lovely children
Twenty-Five years ago she sang the same
] beautiful hymn on the same day in the
4 same church when little girl.
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The Great Falls News, Montana, has
! the following item Of news concerning 9
former resident, we'll and favorably
known, in this city: John P. Fitzgerald
qualified as justice of the peace, Thurs.
day afternoon, having received his certi
ticate of the election the same day
i Judge Fitzgerald will open his court
room in the Mnot block, and the News
. predicts that his decisions will be marked
!, with perfect fairness and sound judg'
ment.
Il a gentleman in the city Wednesday, :
former resident Of Chaska, MINI, called
J Fat Gleason & McA listers morgue ane
Il was shown the remains Of the man whe