The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1892-04-30

difficult to deal Wlfh Wnen ~ O1Ce EeGB n
fcothold in family OF children.
The entertainment given under the
auspices of the A. O. H. society cf Ellis
worth Monday evening Of last week aas
very literally patronized, the hall being
comfortably filed The exercises we're
gone through with in good shape and ali
who took part acquitted themselves ad-
nairably. The remarks made by County
Superintendent Mcguire on ''IVhat does
Ireland Want" was particularly we'll re-
ceivsd. Owing to the absence Of Father
Kerviek, of Pipestone, who was on tho
programme for lecture, American Pa
triotic Society," Father Dollard was
pressed in to services and although he had 4
not given the subject o moments
thought, he handled it we'll and his re
marks we're very Instructive Every thing
passed off very pleasantly an5 aIl who
were present spoke highly Of The enter
tainment. ,e .3f
A magnificent Catholic oanrch will
soon be in course OF ecsebion at Austin
and will cost in the neig ht,,rhood of $40.
O00 Bids Tor .bui]ding the basement Will
be advertised for about Ehe first OF Gay,
and the contract awarded before June / /
"For the superstructure," says Father
Sullivan, OF that city, ''bids will5be called
for early next year, probably iii January,
in order that the contractors, whoever be-
may be: may have the advantage Of get
ting his OWE orders for aaill material, pta.
in early. expect to be able to hold /
services for the frsG time in the new
church, fully completed, on Christtnass
1S93." Asked as to the prt,hhble cost OF
the building, Father Sullivan said:
well, that is positively el1icnlt TO an
swer definitely just nov The original
idea was to limit the expense 20 S3O, O,00N
Of which $b;25, 900 shcnld go into tbs con-
struction and the remainder rsea III fur-
njshings. But, as intin4ateil, about $4,~
900 for tlae latter purpoee will now be
donated in the forn Of altara and win~
dows, and :ast that nuch k1e lefA to put
into the structure ITSELF 3.ft afJerf issil, Y
you know people Will &C 10 an architect,
tell him they want building to cost stt
much, naming certain SUM, and explains
what style, material etc, trey desires
The resnlt generally is that the architect
finds their ideas more generous then toss
s,lrn named would warrant, but hs givas
them such a building as they have do
scribsd and it costs 1nore as4an originally
intended" @
NORTH D4KUrA.
The firm of SHINES s. Green. Churches
Ferry, N. D.. assigned last Saturday a.
ternoon. Assets 81 600 to f1C,G0O.
J. e. Lytls, general manager OF thss
Peerless Machine company, is in Fargo,
having returned from Larimore, whers
be started the threshing rigs. Ee says
the wheat threshes ia good shape, and
will not lose more thar one grade, it evsn
that, by standing in shock all winter The
berry is fulIy as hard as it YVES last fall.
It has recently beea discovered at
Grand Forks that the Legislature mado
no provision whatever for the election oY
presidential electors, although law was
passed requiring them to meet at Bis
marck the second Monlay in January fa
cast ballots, Il is nov too late, Of course,
to provide for legal election At the
polls unless O. special session Of the leg;R.
lature lie held.
SOUTH DAKOTA.
John L. Morse, one of the old Black
Hille pioneer pathiinders, died at Dead
wood, Monday, at tbs age o. sixty-one, of
heart failure. MI
The failure OF the Gazette under the
management of W. w. Goddard and Il.
C. Phillips has caused sensation at
Sioux Falls. The paper was started Ia
crowd OFT the Argus Leader, the Demo-
cratic daily, but in three months lost
$4,000. TIE same gentlemen have de-
SlQ0u w pint OH ~ 5AlIR OttliJ blloLtt, JH&f3
first issue Of which has appeared, This,ss
it is understood, will be temporary st.
fair, pending possible sale Of the psan "
Mr. Goddard was formerly proprietor Of
the Argus Leader, which failed tbwnsS
years ago. s .ss
WISCONSIN,. 5s saf5s$s5,
John Fee, deck hand on boat loading
at the lake shore dock, fell ia a pocket AZ
bhe dock at Ashland, Monday and re-.
ceived internal injuries from Which be-
shortly died. On Saturday evening VI
body was found on Madeline island, hav-5s
ing. been washed on shore by the wavee,
The body WAS brought to Ashland I'M on I.
day evening and identified as a..ishsrn,
who was lost last tall during the btor
Thomas Shea was awarded q jnd gnentts.
Of $2,250 against the East Minnesota otas rail.
way at West Superior IN s.