The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1893-10-14
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at Casselton dul4A>

buildings oil the j. w. Daley .-.~.n. .s4-.
ated five miles northwest OF Casseltpn n
together with the household furnitnra,$
cooking utensils, etc, was totally CONF
sumed by fire on Wednesday afternoon,;;ls5
Oct. 4. The origin of the fire ia unsnownsHsl
as no person was near the buildings whehtas
the fire broke out, but it is supposed to1ss;1
have originated from defective fine. q 'as
North Dakota, says the jamestown
Alert, is proving constant surprise to
those who supposed that nothing bat b
No. hard wheat an stock were the pro-
ducts Of her ample prairiee. As the
states resources are developed in all di-,S
rections she proves a surprise to her own
citizens as we'll as to those who make y 4
study Of the possibilities of culture ct
vegetables, cereals and fruits OF ddiffferentaS
varieties. The latest surprise ia in grs pas
culture as shown 81 the state exhibit aE 4
Jackson Park by C. A. Deming OF Willow
City, who sent q basket of grapes. He
raised them Just 20 miles south of the ex-s:ff
treme northern boundary line Of NORTH.
Dakota, a point usually regarded as
much too cold for..grapes, He raised go !
punches OF these grapes, variety resem-4
bling the Concord and quite asattractiYe.Ss
The basket he sci has been entered in4s
the pomological ds'N artment for sn award.
WISCONSIN. @ Il
Edith and Minnie Sawya; 81 Eat
formerly teachers at Neillsville, havegs
John Brown relic, a bit of blood satuxs
ated cotton th1t was taken from hiG
coffin soon aftathis execution, the bloed ds3ss
! coming from a artery in the neck, hi1rae 4
by the hangmtn's s rope. ss
The Evening Wisconsin in dlsc1ssjn.. N
the re introduction of the Marquett
statue resolution says: "There is no ins,g
reason why Wisconsin should not helnt b Ea
| the memory of Marquette; on the egropl.1l &,
that he was not citizen, than theresslfs
why America should not honor the nael
ory of Columbus. Columbus was net q 4
citizen OF America .5 u ri s$s::s ss:s
TboE2aa Rlleey; an s esteemed citizen ssl
Chippewa Falls for mss, Sc Il years, dlsd 1s
his home about eight. miles from alsssss' sss.'
ward on October 4, at the age Of 81.
He was superintendent Of the
Dame school in Chippewa Falls tor, esys.ssss:
eral years and afterwards was; sup
tendent of Chippewa county. HS1sHl
through the war Of the rebellion and q s,s izg
ceived several severe wounds from Wliq
he never fully recovered. He vas sn oltIa
member of the G. A. +. post and lnz
longed to it until he left for his shon
stead in the northern part OF the sbs
three years ago. Since that tine hesAp3s +
bis family had been leading tho He's M "
the old time pioneers living on the NJ
tier. He leaves wife and two sson1s
mourn his death. sssgsl
A dispatch from Madison sgys:
State Board Of Normal Regents
upon the Normal School &c
The committee appointed ~ 67
to select site visited Superior anil Fl
q location from among t's e'sa'
TO the board when it
but after the selection
board WIS informed thatk
had never been tenderedsS
tee, after conferrlng With
Of the board, gave notiosf
when the deed of the mt
forth coming # would layj
ing the schnoI, and mt
leaves the citizens zof
3:metrorol only one TIL
iishes q formal SchooI
.aite select tandersA
fhe
d q q & n =
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