The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1895-01-12
THE NORTHWEST,
Important Happenings In Various
Sections, as Cleaned from
Our Exchanges.
LOSS BY FIRE AT HASTINGS.
The Transfer Of Bishop Marty to
the See of ST. Cloud Will Occur
About Easter.
MINI EsOTA. :

AOOuG GJe1SO6E.
| MINI EsOTA.
The opera hall at Hastings was burned
last Sunday, loss about $4,000; insured
for $3,5C0. It was three story building
owned by Patrick Griffin.
Mrs. P. o. Sullivan, an old and re
spscted settler of Inver Grove, Dakota
county, died on Saturday, December 20
The news of her death was received with
heartfelt sorrow throughout that vicin.
ity. She leaves husband, four sons and
two daughters to mourn their loss
Miss Mary Timpane, eldest daughter
of James Timpene, died at her home
north of Waterville on Thursday, Decem-
ber 81, after long illness. The deceased
was born on the same spot where she
closed her eyes in death, "a years ago.
She was widely known and highly re-.
spected for her many good qualities of
head and heart The funeral cortege of
sixty teams which followed her remains
to the grave attest in terms plaiIer than
words can portray, of the high esteem in
which she was held. The burial took
place in Calvary cemetery on the Mon
day following from the Catholic church,
Rev. Father Sullivan officiating.
On Tuesday of last week, about mid
night, ClaHey's and Kennedy's barn at
Montgomery caught fire and was burned
to the ground, says the Messenger. We're
it not for the efficient work of the citi-
zens and fire department the subtle e]e-
ment would have swept over the whole
block. Proyidentially. the night was
calm, and the little snow that was falling
kept the roofs of buildings in other parts
OF the town fir M igniting. One COW be
longing to Claffey, horse belonging to
j. Dooley, of Faribault, and some mer-
chandise belonging to Kennedy & Co,
which was stored IN the building are
among the debris. Claffey's loss is about
5000, Kennedy & Co.'s about 5000. Cause
OF the fire is supposed to be from pipe
or cigar of some one who participated in
the New Year festivities. No insurance
On Wednesday, January 2, at the Pro.
Cathedral st. Cloud, occur ed the mar.
riage of MIR. Andrew P. Goetten, son o'
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Goetten, and Miss
Carrie O'Brien, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs
VIM. O Br1en, Father Brogan officiating
and many friends of the contracting par
ties filed the church during the wedding
mass and ceremony. The bride looked
very charming in beautiful costume OF
white silk and carried brides roses
The bridesmaids were Misses Annie
Goetton and Kittie II. Enderle, while
the best mon were Messrs John O'Brien
and John Goetten. After the ceremony
at the church the wedding party proceed
el to the home of the bride, 324 Seventh
avenue south, that city, where the i'm
mediate members of the family enjoyed
a sumptuous wedding dinner. The
newly married couple were handsomely
remembered by their many friends who
sent numerous costly and appropriate
presents.
| Thomas Barrett, an old and we'll known
resident died at his farm residence il
Carrolton township, Fillmore county
Wednesday, Dec. 26, says the Lanesbore
journal. Mr.. Barrett was born in County
Kerry, Ireland, about 81 years ago March
next. He emigrated to the United States
in 1852 and finally came to Minnesota il
1857, and located on his farm in this
township where he has since resided
Upright as citizen, honest shd just ir
his business relations with others, hospit
able, kind and generous, his death came
as calm and peaceful as was his journey
through life. Fortified by the sacramento
of his church, be passed away, leaving 6
wife and six children and host of friends
and neighbors to mourn his decease. The
funeral took place on Friday, Dec. 28th
at the Catholic church in Lanesboro and
high mass was celebrated by the Rev
James Coyne. The remains we're inferred
In the Lanesboro Catholic cemetery.
Bishop Marty, Of Sioux Falls, 8. D.,
has been transferred to the See of st.
Cloud. It is now evident that when
Msgr. Bauer said in the announcement
preceding his Christmas sermon at the
Solemn High Mass on Christmas day,
that he had hoped to Be able TO tell the
people ofthe st. Cloud diocese that 8
new bishop had been appointed 70 Ali
the throne made vacant ~ the departure
OF hbiahop Zardetti. but having been