The Irish standard., 1895-06-08

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ocasta, Min William ]. Carney, Of
this place, recent died Of cancer Of the
stomach at the reside Sof M. "a. Doyle.
He had suffered for several months and
at the time Of his death was reduced all
most to aI skeleto tom sThrOug bout his sick
ness he was tenderly cared tor by Mi.
Doyle and his famil y Everything pos
sible was done for his restoration to
health, but. the rayeges of the terrible
disease could not be stopped by human
agency. The funeral services were per-
formed by Rev. Father Deichmann, and
the remains were inferred in the cene-
terry at Petersons Point. VI;
Waverly,. MINI AT a recent term of
T court at Ortonville, says the Tribune, a
|ilibel suit brought by the Big Stone
County Bank against F.. Fl. O'Hara, for
merly of this part. and now Of Grace
vile, was called and dismissed. The
amount of damage claimed by the bank
was $4,000. Mr.. o Hara will at once
bring counter action against the bank
for heavy damage. and great interest
seems to be manifested in the proceed
ings. . i. yj3 3
Lake City, Minn.!Th he Lake City coun-
Gil has let the contract for Il 650-nght in
candescent dynamo, together Wlth@th
necessary poles, etc, to Burtis d
Howard, Of Minneapolis. The contract
for 100-horse power engine was let to
the Ball & Wood Company, Of New York,
represented by George M. Kenyon, of St.
Paul.. The electric plant must be COM
plete within 60 days. The contract price
for the entire plant is $2,374.
Graceyille, Minn---Wednesday even
ing May 20, witnessed a large meeting of
ladies at the city opera house when Di-
vision No. of the Daughters Of Erin,
WIS organized with 36 charter members,
says the Enterprise. The officers elect
ed were Agnes Hickey, president;
Georgia Grove, vice president; Nellie
Downs financial secretary; Anna Keat-
Ling, recording secretary; Mrs. Ellen
Lane: treasurer; Mrs. Mary Keefe, SER
geant at arms; Lizzie: Nc Koughlin, sent
inel.t sias$s {tss $stl 5 81
Sioux Falls, IS. D.-The opinion now
prevails among many ii the Sioux Falls
diocese that DIR. O. Gorman of the Cath
olic University Washington, D. c., will
be the next bishop of Sioux Falls. The
name Of Rev. DR.. J. c.. Brynes, St.
Thomas College, Merriam Park, and
Rev Alexander Christie, Of st. Stephens
Church, Minneapo Ills, are also men
toned. .Sf + q. Il IN 1850 9 Il 3
I Oshkosh, Wis.-St. James Court, Cath
olics Order of ;Foresters, OF: this city, have
elected the following officers: Past chief
ranger, Frank Murray; chief ranger,
John clearinghouse chief ranger, John
Pfeil; recording secretary, John O'Don-
nell; financial secretary, GarIsB. McCabe;
treasurer, Andrew j. O Brien; commit.
tee, Martin Golden, John O'Donnell and
Carl B. McCabe.
Rochester, Minn-Thomas Mccoy, an
old settler Of Olmstead equity, passed
away on Saturday, May u.s.. at his resi-
dence between Pleasant Grove and Simp-
son, his death being caused by stomach
trouble. He had lived in the county
since 1865. Six children survive him,
Mrs. j. Y. O'Nein, Mrs. j. r. Fogarty.
Miss Jane Mccoy, and Michael, Thomas
and Owen Mccoy;
Montgomery, MINI Ion the last Mon
day in May, DR.. James McKeon and fam
lily departed for Europe. They will Wis
it several of the principal cities in the
United States on their way East, and will
be absent for about six months. 49, s..s.
Hurley, S. D.-.Rev. Dean Sheehan, of
this place is visiting New York and Bos-
ton. During his absence his place is
filled by Rev. Eugene Sullivan.