The Irish standard., 1894-06-02
THE NORTHWEST.
Important happenings in Various
Sections, as Cleaned from
Our Exchanges.
is MAKING A GOOD RECORD.

| Is MAhlNG A GUUU RELURU
Congressman Baldwin Presents
Another Bill Affecting the
Rights of Settlers.
MINNESOTA.
At meeting of the board of directors
of the A. o. 81. of Murray county at Our.
rie short time ago, j. 81. Mahoney was
chosen county delegate to fill the vacancy
caused by the removal of J. E. McNa-
mara to Chicago. Mr.. Mahoney will at
tend the state meeting of the order in st.
Paul this month.
Rev. T. G. Kennedy, of Belle Plain, this
state, brother of Frank Kennedy, of this
place, sold the north half of section 16,
in Vienna township, this week to Mike
O'Keef, of Rock Rapids, says the Lu-
verne Herald Of May 25. The consider
alton was 1926 per acre. Father Kennedy
has about completed the sale of the bal.
ance of the same section, but the deal is
not yet closed. Besides section 16, Father
Kennedy owns 48O acres of other land in
Vienna township, all of which is bring
ing large returns on his investment.
In connection with the departure Of
Archbishop Zardetti from St. Cloud a
ecene to be remembered took place at
the Episcopal residence shortly before he
left. His clergy gathered about HIM and
Monsignore Bauer delivered short adj
dress at the conclusion Of which he pre-
sented His Grace with beautiful golden
cross, set with diamonds, golden chain
and ring. The gift is valued 1T $500.
The children OF the Pro- Cathedral also
gave him handsomely bound breviary.
His Grace IN turn presented each pupil
with a picture containing his autograph.
During the gale on Lake Superior re-
Gently about 100000 feet of logs went
astray between Duluth and Cranberry
river. Two million belong to the Gran
berry Lumber company, while about
l 800, 900 were lost from Amnicon river,
which belonged to combination of diff
ferent owners. The Ashland tug, Ley
stone, lost large raft also. The fore
man of Flag river saidi0that during
Thursdays gale the logs came by like q
continuous raft all day. OF course g
large amount will be lost entirely. All
the available tugs have been kept busy
picking up the logs.
A quiet but pretty wedding:took place
at the church of the Immaculate Concep
tion, Faribault, Monday, May 81, wher
Rev. Edward Lee joined Mr.. Charles T
Manahan, of the town of Wells, and Mis-
Mary E. Dwyer, of the town of Cannon
City, in the banns of matrimony. Mis-
Julia Murphy, Of Chicago, was brides
maid and Nicholas Manahan, brother O
the groom, was best man. During th'
ceremony the choir in charge of Mis-
Mamie O'Neil rendered some choic
music. After the rite wae performed tn
bridal party and friends drove to tn
residence of the brides parents, Mr.. AM
Mrs. Octave Dulac, where they partool
of delicious wedding breakfast. MI
and Mrs. Manahan left on the afternoon
train on the Milwaukee road for Chicago
They will reside in Wells.
Miss Mary McDonough, who was EN-
ployed as domestic in the family of F
j. Pratt, of Faribault, died on Friday
May 18, of appendicitis, aged % years
She was taken suddenly i'll the Sunda,
previous and her mother, Mrs. NJ. Nc
Donough, of the town of Erin, was sen
for. DR.. jackson was called but sh,
continued to grow worse. The evening
previous consultation of physicians wa
held and it was decided that the onl,
possible chance to save her life was sur
gical operation which was performed
that evening. The disease had progressed
too far to be arrested and she passet
away the next day. The remains wer
taken to Montgomery for burial. Funera
services were conducted by Rev. Fathe
McVay after which the remains wer
inferred in the Catholic cemetery q
that place.
/ ssfis:daaiii;: MssH:1A aHiinsrssl profession
Of OVER forty teams wodn& its way fror
:l!Fnot ..t1: th3. Catholic cemetery a
(.Gfaseiniie bearing. the :iaraeins o!::A
j s. McPhee who died on the 18th, of kid
4 ney trouble. says the Graoeville Trar
! script. Deceased was one Of the pionee
and prominent citizens Of Big Ston
county. coming here in 1915. He VIC
born in Rocksbury, Canada, in 1843, b
j ing 81 years Of age; was 9 member Of th
i q. A. r Post Of Beardsley, which bod
attended the funeral ii large number
i The large host of friends and I aoanain
1, snces q Mr.. Phee expressed the dest
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