The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1893-10-07


much needed. His honesty and his fair
dealing were as conspicuous as his attach
ment to his family and to home life.e He
had above all a firm religious principle
imbibed in early years and which re-
mained with him till he passed quietly
away. The remains were conveyed to
Minneapolis for interment and large
number of sympathizing friends joined
the mourning cortege as it proceeded
slowly to the depot.
SOUTH DAKOTA.
Articles of incorporation of st. An
tho yis Church. Davis, have been filed
with the State Secretary at Pierre. The
board of directors are the Right Rev.
Martin Marty; the Very Rev. Joseph A..
Stephan: the Very Rev George Sheehan;
Frederick Fields and Anthony Denoma.
The building will be commenced at once.
Over 81 600 is already secured.
MIR. John Gitzgibbons, OF the firm of J.
w. Sheridan & Co., wholesale coal deal
ers OF Sioux Falls, was united in marriage
at St. Paul on Monday morning, Sept. Is,
to Miss Mary Reardon, OF the latter city.
The groom has been resident of the
Queen City for many years and is recog-
nized as most popular and respected
young man. The happy couple are now
spending their honeymoon in the Worlds
Fair City, after which they will return to
Sioux Falls, where they will reside in
the future.
Mrs. Jane Quinn, aged 81, who recently
died in East Pierre, was born in Dublin
and emigrated to South Dakota ten years
ago, settling down in Pierre with her
family. In the spring Of last year she
was attacked with consumption, and dur
ing these weary months che suffered con-
siderably, bearing all patiently with reslg
! nation to the will of. God, She left thrse
children, all grown up, one Of whom is
| married. The remains were brought to
SITS. Peter and Pauls church where Re
| quiem High Mass was sung in the pres-S
encs o. a large congregation who accom-
panied the corpse to it's last resting place.,
NORTH DAKOTA
The Courier Democrat Of I4angdon
says: Sufficient wheat has not come fer
ward yet for inspection to give clear
idea of the quality, but SO far as can be
judged ON samples shown this is going
20 be No. Northern crop. The great
bulk of samples shown is grade No. !
Northern, and large portion Of the crop
will come up to this high quality. The
one thing lacking TO make No hard ia
smut, the disposition being toward lean
berry. TbreshiDg results vary but little,
and prove what has been stated before,
that the crop is very even as to yield,
some sections being OK ra good and 9TH
ers fair. A crop OF 20 to Is bushels per
acre is about the idea in grain circles.
Recently at Mayvllle, Sheriff W. X.
Seaver and bis deputy, @. N Anderson,
destroyed SO barrels of bottled beer or
$500 bottles. This beer had been laying
there since the 3rd Of last July, awaiting
the order of Judge Mcdonnell to dispose
of the beer. At retail price OF IS cents
per bottle, tine customary price in prohi-
bition North Dakota this beer would
have brought at retail about &l,250. In
commenting en- the above the Mayville
Farmer states that while the destruction
of this 80 barrels Of beer Was going On
there was being sold ndiscriminately--.
at no less than five different places all
within 200 feet from where the wagon
stood-the same temperance drink that
these bottles contained.
On Thursday, Sept. g, Bishop Schwe-
bach, of La Crosse, confirmed large
number of chil1r at Glidden. His
! Lordehip was assisted by Rev. Gilbert
Nuonno, Of Hurley, Rev. John Hanck, of
Phillips, and Rev. Ignatius Klein of Pine
Bluff, brother of the resident pastor, Rev.
Father Klein. Breakfast was served to
Guo ClllluEou AL tllo tOWu utll WuSEo a.
procession was formed and marched to
the church. After high mass dinner Was
served in the same building where Bishop
Schwebach, the priests and great num-
ber Of citizens participated.
Despite the fact that the Mckinley bill
is in undisturbed operation, such items
as the following from the River Falls
Journal are often met with in Republican
organs: An Iishman lately, hearing q
Republican and Democrat talking over
the business situation with good deal
Of warmth, spoke up and said: ] tell yez
the Republican speakers last fall were
ell lars.' ''What do you know about
it?" asked the Republican hotly, .sJoaI
can't read or write" ''They are ell liars,s
II tell yez,r continued the Irishmsn;
'.they said il we voted thessD cratic
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