The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1893-06-24
THE NORTHWEST,
Important Happenings In Various
Sections, as Cleaned from
Our Exchanges.
THE FARGO CONFEDERATION,

THE FARGO CONFEDERATION.
Mrs. Price, by Her Nerve and Cour-
age, Saved Many Valuable
Government Records.
Division No. 2, "A. o. H., of Currie, MUIR
ray county, will have 8 pin-nic to-day at
Ewen's grove, and a most enjoyable time
is anticipated.
At st. Johns church, Rochester, Mich
ael Mcconnell Marion and Miss Maggie
Barrett Haverhill were married last
Tuesday morning by Rev. Father Rior
dam; = IL
Last Sunday night the handsome resi-
dence of William Sauntry, OF Saltwater,
valued at $4,000, was partially destroyed
by fire which caught from an electric
light wire in the attic.
Mr.. Chris. Murphy, who had been con-
nected with the West Duluth Sun, has
lett for Grand Marais to take editorial
charge of the Pioneer of that place az
the successor Of A. De Lacey Wood.
/ Ed. RH Gleason, who had been mena-
ber of ths police force for about five
years, didat West Duluth last week.
Hs hssI ailing for about month,
He leaves Il hmily consisting Of a wife
Md onS child who have the sympathy Of
thA Antits community in their bereave-
nent. = !.
Oh SUNDAY, June Ill, fifty FIVE children
received their first communion at Sc,
Johr's church, Rochester. The sacred
edifoe was handsomely decorated with
towers On. the occasion. Father Rior-
dan preachsd an instructive sermon to
the children, who ranged in age from Il
80 lArea1a.s ~: ssT. 7.
/ Car1stan Qollage conferred the degree
Of doctor off Il philosophy this year for the
first timeinitsah history. 1t was given the
other day tuProf. Arakel Garabsd 6ivas-
ian, professor OF mathematics in Anato.
liacolleg 1l4rso van, Turkey. The pro-
feesor has worked faithfully for three
years ac Carleton. and has earned this
degree.
Albert Billedaux and Miss Ellen
Sheedy were married en- June Is in st.
Augustine's church, Austin, Mower
county, by Father d. O'Sullivan, in the
presence Of a few relatives and friends.
The bride is the daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Denis Sheedy, of Oakland, and is
we'll known by large circle of friends.
The groom owns fine farm in London
township, aud has very fine place. He
is one of the prominent farmers of his To-
cality.
Archbishop Ireland dedicated the new
church OF St. Boniface at Hastings last
Sunday. He was assisted by several
priests, and about one thousand persons
witnessed the imposing ceremony. The
church wae handsomely decorated for
the occasion, and the singing Of the
choir was the finest ever heard in the
town. The Archbishop, after the dedi-
cation, administered the sacrament Of
confirmation to q large class of boys and
girls.
r. M. Hennessy, Of ST. Paul, and Mics
Rose Marie Meloy, OF Hastings, were
married on juno IA at the church Of the
Guardian Angels, in. the latter city, by
Rev. J. A. fitzpatrick. assisted by Rev
Walter Raleigh. Miss Georgiana Beau.
pre-, Of st. Paul, was maid Of honor and
John Caulfeld, also of st. Paul, was best
man. The groom is Of Hennessy Bros
& Cox, contractor who has done much
to build up and .beautify st. Paul. Heia
very popular ID social as we'll as in busi-
| ness circles. The bride was leading
belle Of Hastings and one whose beauty
Of character drew forth the friend
tahip Of all who met her. Mr.. and Mira
Hennessy left on the evening train on q
wedding trip to the East.
Says the. .Anoka Union. Thursday az
ternoon, June Is, one Of the most pecu
liar and worst looking storms ever seen
here passed east Of the city doing some
damage il the city proper to shade trees,
bin boards. awnings, etc. On the east
lern outskirts, barns we're crushed in, and
| in Maple Grove, Osseo and Brooklyn,
lHennepin county, much damage wae
done. Many barns were entirely demol
Iished and one house unroofed. u Maple
Grove near Core coran, two childrensof IN.
gust Byers wore killed while akina
Erefuge il 9 rickety barn. nothetcai lill1 ild
had it's arm broken. Other it,
] were reported, but nothing authsntl
could Be learned. Prsceding The storm