The Irish standard., 1893-10-21
The we'll is eight inches in diameter and
the water is thrown to the height OF over
fourteen feet above tho top of the pipe.

lle we'll IS elROE ]DcleS IN ll6ln0L6r anC
, the water is thrown to the height OF yove,
fourteen feet above tho top of the pipe
That Hanson county is amongst the
banner ones Of the state for raising good
crops is evident fr M the following re-
port. G. 2. James who resides near
Alexandria, lately threshed $40 bushels
of oats from ii acres, thus making over
40 b shells per acre, and from As acres Of
wheat he realized s'44 bushels. Messrs.
Dilworth and Simons got So bushels of
potatoes from quarter of an acre and
nine of these potatoes are said TO have
weighed over one pound.
! Patrick O'Reily, aged 78 years, died
on October at his residence near Beres-
ford, Union county, after being fully for.
tilted by the ] st sacraments of the
Church. Deceased was born in County
Kerry, Ireland, in the year 1915, and III
~ moved to tie then territory of Da-
kota, settling down with large family
IN Union county in the home where he
ended profitable ana we'll spent life.
He was constant attendant at church,
even in declining age and inhrmities, and
always loved to approach the Sacraments.
Some months since, when his illness gave
cause for Apprehension to mis- family and
numerous friends, he summoned 60 his
bedside his spiritual director, the Very
Rev. Dean Sheehan, VINO administered to
him the sacrament OF Extreme Unction.
The Rev. Father visited him several
times later on, until death finally called
MIN away, surrounded by loving friends
The remains were taken to St. Joseph's
church, Emmett, On Friday morning.
October 6, where requiem 1aase was cele-
brated by the Rev. Father Desmond.
After the mass the rev. celebrant preached
a sermon in which he paid citing
tribute of respect to the memory of the
deceased, after which all that Was mortai
of noble and devoted child OF the
Church was laid away to rest beside the
rem ms of his departed wife. Deceased
leaves large familyall grown up and
married, and respected members Of ST
Teresa's congregation.
NORTH DAKOTA.
One Of the exhibits at the jamestown
fair is a tine likeness in oil Of Bishop
Shanley by S ster Amey. It occupies q
conspicuous place and attracts much
notice and favorable comment.
The Courier Democrat Of Langdon
says: M. H. Murphy, Of Elkwood, was in
tbe city Monday and informed us that hs
received his appointment as custom COL
lector at the Elkwooa post last week and
was theu on his way to Pembina to take
the oath Of Office before his superior
officer, n. E. Nelson. For tirue it wae
feared that this appointment WIS to fall
into the hands of AT outsider. which
would be somewhat unsatisfactory to the
people of Cavalier county. In the ;ap~
pointment of Mr.Murphy the government
has obtained Il faithful and efficient. Of
fetal and one who is in every way deserv-
ing of the position bestowed npon him.
Farxo college has an enrolment of 13p
students, exclusive of the art department..
Several departm ents are added and tho
! course of study revised throughout
President Beard has che chair of phil
osophy and biblical literature. Prof: e.
r. Curtis is principal and has charge OF
the Normal and Business departments.
Prof. A. Love, instructs in Latin IAN
guage and literature and in mathematice,
Miss France B. Sheldon in Greek Ian
guage and literature, German and his
tory, and Mrs. Della l.. Curtis and Mrs.
| Nellie c. Love are instructors in English.
The musical department is in charge OF
Prof. e. A. Smith assisted by Prof. 4.
o. Rupert and Miss Clyde Foster. Miss
Fanny T.. Hudson gives instruction In
stenography.
! Bishop Schwebach, of La Crosse, will
administer the sacrament of confirms
tion at Richland Centre today.
| The addition being made to st. 10
seph's Hospital, Chippewa Falls, is fast
nearing completion. When all the inn
provements are completed it will be ono
of the largest and finest equipped hos
pltals in the northwest.
"Nick" Donohue has been appointed
postmaster in the city of New Richmond.
The appointment is good one, Mr..
Donohue being highly competent to dis
charge the duties of the office, and
citizen in whom the people repose re-s
spect and confidence Words of approval
are expressed on all hands. ,,sss.
A fair held recently under the auspices
of st. Patrick's church, Fort Howard
netted 81 300. w. +. Monahan won II
the contest for the conductors lantern,
receiving 1854 votes. Miss Alice Flatley
x,yoo voted fho nonsf n0nnfar vOnnf, 16T7v.sss