The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1894-01-13

wi and determination, through courage
tempered with patience, and ind ustrY sec
onded by financial ability Of high order
NORTH DAKOTA. .:G S55ss
Cyrus Murdock, Cavalier county
farmer, lost thirty seven sheep by dogs 4 |
ia one night recently. and has ten others N
that were not expected to live. &
{ The big Northwestern barn It Milton, 4
Cavalier county, which contained twenty
nine animals, including two horses
valued at $l,5OO each, was recently con-
sumed by fire; the total loss being $8,ccas n
with bnt little insurance, s,5ss s5S5
Charles Sullivan, a well-to-to farmer, a
tells the Fargo Forum thai he has seen NJ
the error of his way m raising wheat and
will try diversified crops next year. tlsts:5 I!
will plant fifty acres OF corn and like
amount in potatoes and other vegeta ables.
The jamestown Alert says that state 1
game warden, with ample authority TO II
punish offenses against the garae laws, is q
badly needed in North Dak ia. It is$re-
ported that pot hunters have recently @.
killed over 600 prairie chickens that !,
were taking shelter n::the timber 10 tho !.
Turtle mountains. A thousand, dollars or 4
60 might we'll be taken from some % thses
numerous appropriations Of the state tor !.
the protection OF game against hunters.
SOUTH DAKOTA.
A branch of the Catholic Order oi For
esters will soon be organized st SIOUX
Falls. ..2 RI :.$$s$5
I A pioneer OF Union county named
Michael Curry died at Elkpoint recent
He WIS elghty years old. III 5af AsS
Mayor r. ID. Welch, of Mitchell, hssassss;
been appointed receiver of the LEND
Office in that town. Mr.. Welch ~
prominent member of the Holy Fa1nilys
congregation and an officer OF the Cetho- II u
lie Knights OF America. g s;E# ,$gs 81.
Mr.. Stephen Donahoe, Of :tksiiselSi Falis,
is one Of the eight applicants foraii,a y5 n
postmastership Of that city. Mr., Don a~3s. a~'*A
hoe has the endorsement o, several roll v
known and influential po!itioiane ard
prominent business men. .,l sss.. %s
The Rev. Peter Joseph Jeram, tha ffol;.s
mer popular pastor Of Tabor, is nowin IL
Parker, the successor of Rev. Bernarst
Kelly, who has been appointed assist tAnt
superin of the Catholic Ind M II 4
Bureau at Washington. sSs@ \ " ).
The Rsv. Anthony D'Hara, az Mon ns~..
rose, has advertised bids for the bniil
OF new church at Canistota, McC Cook
county. The size OF the building WI
80 by 36 feet, l6 feet posts ana q. y
ten feet above the roof 81 NJ
Last Sunday the collections for tlt4 y
African Missions were made id ntl the
churches Of the La Crosse diocese }ss ssS3
Capt. McDongall, Of West Supsrior
the originator of the wha'eback shlps
predicts that within the next ten
the shipments from and to the hssd
Lake Superior will amount to iull 1sf1s
100000 tons yearly-or more than III
other port OF the world. 2Gsl
Friday, the 9Th inst, Michael DinsR
q farmer living in the vicinity %of INK
mond. St. Croix comfy, wa irakantI1
killed by train while crossing raiarca Y5
track. He kept store in Huds n,
some time and was q highly resp
citizen. He was member of tho 0stls
lic knights and lesves family III
Il Epiecopalianism is on The Nkn Efs|
Wisconsin The recent plaint of ID; III
Grafton that he prepared sermons
congregations that would NOT cons #
listen to. him has elicited thefaet
another Episcopalian church l Isa IIs
ton, the rector frequently Pm
the evening services TO his ~
sexton. the sole worshippers pres
a correspondent Of the True
can, of Hudson, writing from (Hl
says that the Protestant miniat 1 ~
Catholic priests ofsh shis town recea IS M n
together Tor the pnrp Of ext, 3
g tho suff ffsring miners of Hufle q
never lad d brand here
church, he says, 4, stir up strife Es1 d
we Int any. hammond vac
noted for the ood fsllowshiill, ani. ,lsr-s ss
ance of her people; they Dc 4 4 a
III hating one annfibsr fors
ssod
ths ruIs 4 4 4, I e + ~