The Irish standard., 1895-04-27
Me- VS. OF THE NORTHWEST.
Tho Sixth District Annual Con vsDtion Of
the o. Z. A. Societies to DO Hs,d
at WatortoWn.
i NUMBER or HILLS ASSIGN
lIabl,lt,es OF The North Dakota milling
Assoc iatson WiIlsJasaoh
About 1915. 600. 4

Liabilities OF The North Uakota Milling
Associate vviIlsRsaoh
About s375. oo0. 4
4 Here is a hint for the sure cure fiends.
Says the West Duluth Sun. A st. Paul
man who committed suicide by hanging
left note saying: "This IS a sure cure
for headache. toothache. .stomachache,s
and everything
Senate file No. 614, q, bill introduced by
Senator Lloyd, of LIE Sueur county, failed
to pass. It was a bill which would COM
their employees The slaughter was emf
nently correct, Is the opinion Of the st.
Peter. Herald.
Edgar Laurence, the 4-year-old son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Duffy, died yester-
day afternoon and the funeral services
ares being held this forenoon at Forest
says the Dassel Anchor of the 18th. Pneu>
monia was the immediate cause Of death
preceded by la grippe.
Miss Winnie Walsh, of Johnson, Big
Stone county. diedSunday, April IA, after
q long and severe illness. at the age OF
clougha, County Galway, Ireland, and
was a niece Of John and Dennis Burns,
having resided in this country about nve
years. The remains were Inferred in the
Catholic cemetery at Graceville Tuesday,
April &c. says the Transcript.
1t is said that Is saloons at ST. Paul will
close next week, says the Adrian Demo-
crat.. We suppose this is the usual Sc
quel to the adjournment of the legisla-
ture. #
When the daily newspapers state that
this government did not make in 1892
the silver dollar the sole and only unit Of
value, they simply lie. We have copies
OF all the coinage laws passed by con-
I'gress since the foundation of the govern
ment and persons who wish to look them
over are invited to call and do so. Thus
speaks Editor Stivers in the Brainerd
journal.
The Morris Sun contains the follow
ing: County Attorney Flaherty is In Min
neapolis house hunting, and expects to
leave Morris week after next. Mr.. Fla
herty has filed his resignation as mem
Der of the village council
Father Stiegler, assistant to Father
Jones, rector of the Pro-Cathedral, St.
Cloud, has been transferred to the parish
OF Wadena and left for that place on FRI
day Of last week. Father Stiegler is an
be we'll qualified for the position for
which he has been chosen. The church at
8, Wadena was recently burned. but new
one Is being built. His successor at the
Pro Cathedral has not been definitely de-
cided upon.
On Wednesday Of last week there oc.
CURED O. very pleasant, though quiet
wedding at the residence Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Thos. Dunn, Of Wheaton. Inc con-
tracing parties were Miss Cr1sttna rat
terson and 3. J. Dunn, both OF Harmon
township, Roberts county. Rev. Father
Coronorc Of ColJis nffici9tinp 10th of
the young folks are well and favorably
known in Wheaton and vicinity, and The
Footprints joins with their many friends
in wishing them a happy and prosperous
walk through life They VIII reside on
VIM. Mcclure, OF st. Joseph, who has
been In poor health for a year or more
and who has been sick at st. Raphaels
Hospital, St Cloud, for the past three
months, died there recently at the adj
daughter, Sister Mildred, Of the Order of
st, Benedict, who is in the convent at
ST. Joseph. The body was taken to st.
Joseph for burial
Mr.. Frank F'andel received telegram
from st. Paul early today informing him
morning, says tho St. Cloud Times OF the
10th. Mr. Fandel had time to catch a
train at once for St. Paul. The deceased
was " years old, and while her death
was not unexpected, as she had been
sick for some time, it is nevertheless
severe blow to her children. ALL of them
except Mr.. Fendel, of this city, and Mrs.
peter Schroeder, of Perham, live In st.
Paul.
Our old friend Col. OLeary, a brother
in-law of Postmaster Ahern, and a for,
mer resident OF Avoca. but for several
years a prosperous attorney in Anaconda,
Mont, has recently been elected city at
torney Of that thriving Western city,
says the Slayton Gazette. The election
was hotly contested one. The Daily
Anaconda Standard, of April y, mas I'm the
following concerning his election: The
friends Of Col. O'Leary were confident
that he would win in walk, and their
confidence was not misplaced. The good.
old, battle-scarred hero got there IN
splendid style, and his record as city at
torney will be such as to Justify the votes
Of the people who elected him"
The annual convention Of the G. T. A.
societies of the Sixth district, comprising
the counties of Carver, Mcleod. Meeker
and Wright, Will be held at the city han
In the village of Watertown, on Thurs
day, May g. 1895. The local society at
Watertown will make special arrange
rnents for the entertainment OF all the
delegates and visitors. Many prominent
priests and laymen, workers in the cause
Of total abstinence. will be there and take
part in the convention. Rev. Father
Cleary, of Minneapolis, the noted orator,
will deliver the sermon at the Solemn
High Mass at 1890 a. IN. The afternoon
wille be taken up with the work OF the
convention and in the evening a free en-
tertainment will be given consisting or
music, singing and short addresses by
workers In the cause. All who are inter-
ested in the noble work Of temperance
are invited to be present on that day and
evening.
state reformatory at st. Cloud, died re-
Gently at that institution of typhoid
pneumonia, aged % years. He was re-
ceived from Hennepin county on NOV.
Monday morning at 1890 o'clock. at st:
Augustine's church, John J. Sheehan, and
Mrs. Nora Dugan. two we'll known AUS
tin people, were united in marriage by
Rev. Father O'Sullivan, says the Austin
Democrat OF the 18th. A large number
Of friends were present and witnessed the
ceremony. At $50 in the afternoon a
grand wedding reception was given at
the home of the bride on the East Side,
corner Bridge and Railroad streets, to
which an immense number, of guests
were invited. nearly all of whom we feel
safe in saying, accepted. A delightful
wedding supper was served, after which
the evening was made joyous with music
and dancing. eThe groom is one OF the
most popular young men on the East
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