The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1892-02-06

world Rev. Father Christie received q
telegram to the effect of the serious i'll
ness of his mother and consequently
was obliged to disappoint those who ex-
pected to hear him at the school house
Monday afternoon. The people of Fair
fax sincerely hope to have another op-
portunity to hear Father Christie in
Fairfax on temperance, the subject he in
tended to speak on at The school house.
NORTH DAKOTA
j. B. Boyd, Of Langdon, and Miss Ger
trude Gogin, of Osnabrock, N. d., were
recently married by Rev. Father Regan,
of Berlin, Wis. Mr.. Boyd is one of the
pioneer merchants of Langdon and
through his extensive business operations
he enjoys a wide circle of acquaintaEces
who will congratulate him upon the prize
he has drawn in the matrimonial lottery.
Mrs. Boyd, (nee Gogin) was for many
years one of Cavalier county's most ac-
complished young lady teachers and in
nowise stranger, but no one will take
more pleasure in welcoming her as per-
manent resident OF that city than ''ye
editor"
The Langdon Catholic bazaar opened
! mp Tuesday of last week and closed the
following Thursday with the grand rafHe
for the crayon Of Bishop Stanley, and
the gold-headed cane. The contest for
the watch betS cen Miss Perius and Miss
McClory WAS very interesting. The
beautiful weather prevailing throughout
the week helped materially in making the
fair success, but to the ladies, whose
names appear below, is mainly due the
credit OF success, as the affair has been
altogether under their management.
Excellent meals We're served at all hours
and many weary farmer has satisfied
the cravings of the inner man at their
hospitable board. The articles in the
bazaar consisted chiefly OF pictures, and
fancy work, tides, toilet setts, cushions,
banners, etc. The management was as
follows: President, Mrs. III. A. Busseiries:
vice president. Mrs. VIM. Flumerfslt,
secretary, MRS. E. J. Fox: Supt. fancy
work, Miss Kate Schneider; assistants,
Mesdames Donovap, Fox, McKeown,
Boyd, Flumerfelt, Doherty, Burke, Far
rell and Sullivan. Supt. lunch tables,
Mrs. P. McHugh; assistants, Mesdames
Charter, Busseries, Knhmstedt; Misses
Schneider, Gogin, o 'Shaughnessy, Joyce,
| McClory; cashier, Mrs. Knhmstadt;
cigar table, Miss Powers and Miss Kelly;
fish pond, Miss Schneider.
SOUTH DAKOTA.
Deputy United States Marshal Griffith
arrived at Huron a few days ago with
Thomas Redbird, vicious Sioux Indian,
charged with numbering Haukakox1, also
an Indian, while returning to the Sisse-
ton agency from Browns Valley, four
weeks ago. Both were drunk and got
into dispute about a squaw, when Reb
bird beat Haukakoxi's brains out with
neck yoke.
VIM. N. Coler 4 Co., of New York; pur~
chased the Huron National Bank build
ing for $4,000 The deal was closed by
l.. L. Lostutter. the receiver of the bank,
who is closing up the affairs Of the insti
tuition as rapidly us possible. Messrs.
Coler & Go. have other property at Huron
and are the owners of large tracts Of
land in that vicinity, besides being heavy
stockholders in the First National Bank
of that city.
! The doors of the Fall River County
Bank, at Oelrichs, we're closed Thursday,
January %. The bank made an assign
ment to 7. FL. White. 1t is supposed the
liabilities to depositors and others will
loot up about $4,000, while the assets,
which consist mostly of notes secured by
chattel mortgages, are considered entirely
inadequate to cover the liabilities. The
depositors are mostly poor farmers and
laborers Miss Dora Pettigrew, school
teacher, loses 81 ZOO, the savings of years
of hard work.
| WISCONSIN.
Miss Nellie G. Stinson and MIR. John
M. O'Hanlon, of Oshkosh, were married
at st. Peters church by Rev. Father
OMalley. Mr.. and Mrs. ORanlon will
reside at Appleton. 81
The Catholic church at Stark wac
broken into recently. Nothing WIS
stolen, but fire was enkindled on the
sacristy floor with candles and paper.
Fire was also applied to the crucifx on
the altar, by means Of burning candle,
the wood part being scorched. It is
probable the intention was to burn down
the church. Il:
A branch OF the St. Vincent de Paul
society has been established ct ST.;
Mary church, Portage, by Father Brady. q