The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1894-01-20

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gold medal prize winner lives here, In the
best dairy country in the world. Mr..
Reilly has been in the creamery business
fourteen years, ten of which were spent
in Northern Iowa. He has managed the
Waltham creamery during it's four years
of successful life. He says that he could
not make as good butter IN Iowa as he
has made here during the four years.
This is another feather for the state and
the butter maker. Although the Walt.
ham creamery is now run Oh cream
gathering system, it will be improved
and separator added soon.
NORTH DAKOTA.
| Sheriff Joseph Cronin, Of Walsh coun-
! ty, has been appointed United States
marshal.
| The remains OF G. +. Ryan, who aied
Last week in Fargo. were taken to La
Crosse, Wis, for inSerment.
J. z. o. 'Brien, of Devils Lake, has been
endorsed by Senator Roach for United
States attorney, and he will probably be
nominated ia due time.
-. Bishop Stanley, OF Jamestown, is again
forced to appeal to the charity OF his
| hrsthren in the ministry, and offer himself
as a missionary to give retreats and mas~
sions, SO that, by continuous labors, VIM
ter aud summer, he may collect littla
| in various parts of Ghe United Ststes foE.
his struggling diocese.
! SOUTH DAKOTA.
| TT. Rev. Bishop Marty, of Sioux Falls,
recently celebrated bis Goth anniversary
Mayor Welch, Of Mitchell, was recently
appointed receiver OF the Land, Office Of
that district.
! The Very Rev. Father Bloomer and
the Rev. Father Ennis Of the Dominican
| Order, of Minneapolis, will conduct mis-
sions in Union ard Turner counties in
! the near future. The mission, will open
at Beresford ,ns .Sepualesima Sunday,
Feb, 2lst., and continue enc week; On
the following Sunday (Sexagesina) the
! Fathers will open at Centeryiile, and on
| Thursday, March LIST, the Feast Of St.
Ignatius, they will open the mission in
St. 1oachim'e church, Hurley, and close
Sunday following. After closing the ex-
ercises at the latter place the Fathera
will conduct several more missions in
various parishes OF the diocese.
Rev Father Degnan, Of St. Patrick'a
church, Eau Claire, is to he transferred
tc New Richmond, says the La Crosse
Chronicle.
At the recent annual meeting Of WASH
burn branch No. 102, Catholic Knights
of Wisconsin,, the following officers were
elected: President B. J. Hughes; vice
president, John O'Sullivan; secretary,
John A. Jacobs; treasurer, Alfred Beau
sosni; trustee, three years, M. Maher.
An anita. P. A. society lis about t os
organized in Waukesha. Its members
will be composed Of citizens Of ali creeds
who are opposed to secret political orga-
nizations. Every business man in the
city will be asked to make a written
statement as to his sentiments towards
the A. 2. A. A number OF Catholics have
declared that they will Tot pay their
taxes to the present town treasurer be-
cause he is alleged to belong to- the
hated organization.
The True Republican, of Hudson, gives
q lengthy obituary Of Michael Dineen
who was killed by train near Ham-
mond, as announced in these columns
/ last week. The deceased was born in
Canada West and was 42years old at the
time Of his death. At the age of sixteen
he arrived in Wisconsin with his parents
who settled at Menominee. Afterwards
they located on farm few miles north
OF Wilson, where his father, brother.
and sister now reside. Eight years ago
he married an estimable young lady, Miss
E.ste1la Hawkins, OF Pleasant Valley, with
whom he lived happy life. He kept
hotel at River Falls number of years,
then moved to North Hudson where.fls
kept store until last spring, when he
| purchased beautiful farm within the
limits Of Hammond, and whore the poor
lfellow expected to live many long and
happy days. Two brothers keep store in
New Richmond and two are merchants
lin Hammond, one Of whom il serving 81
second term as postna aater, lLaid while
Ithey all try to lire upright and honofable
1 lives none are like good heart 81 =,
who Sould give his z. q Illlll J.