The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1896-01-11
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st. Cloud, Mimi Recently occurred
the marriage Of Miss Alta Carl. daughter
of Nj. and Mrs. Joseph b. Carl, OF this
city, to Mr.. William Bankson, OF Anoka,
Rev. Edward Jones !, officiating. g The
wedding was witnessed by a large num-
Der of the frineds OF the young people.
The bride was attended by Misses Dollie
Carl and Mary Gallagher. while the
groomsmen were Messrs. John McAvoy
and James Gallagher. a wedding dinner
was served at the home OF the brides
parents after the ceremony at the church.
They will make their home at AnOka.
Faribault MINI. DR.. q: Weston Wood ;,
one of the best known physicians of the
state, is dead of consumption. aged So
years. The funeral was held Thursday.
DR. Wood was born in Frost village, Can
ada, and graduated from the McGill Med
ical College. He came to Minnesota In
1869 He served one term as state SEN
ator and two as mayor of Faribault. He
leaves a wife, two sons and a daughter,
besides six brothers, one OF whom is DIR.
e. S. Wood, OF ST. Paul.
Buffalo, Minn.-Rev. DR.. Plante, who
has been pastor of the Catholic church at
this place for the past two years, has
been given charge of St. Clothilde's
church in Minneapolis. He will leave
for his future home Saturday His
friends will tender him a public recep-
ton in the Opera house on Jan. Is.
Monteyido, Mimi. B. West. one of
the early pioneers Of this part of the
state, died last Tuesday at the advanced
age of Is years. The immediate cause of
his death was hemorrhage of the brain,
which was supposed to be due to- his
slipping on the ice. Deceased was ma
tive of the state of New York having liy-
ed many years near Troy.
Elysian, Minn.--At 10 o'clock Tuesday
morning, in the Catholic church, Mar
garet A. Healy and James #. Calagan,
one of the enterprising young merchants
of this village: and a son of Judge Cal
agan, of the probate court, were married.
Luverne, Minn--Miss Lizzie Lee,
whose home is in ST. Paul, a daughter Of
Mrs. May Lee, of Mound township, died
Monday Of last week. A telegram was
sent to her mother, but Mrs. Lee was on
her way to st. Paul when the telegram
reached here. The deceased was we'll
known in Luverne having lived there
when child and a frequent visitor to
this place since her removal to ST. Paul
Pierre S. D.-Attorney General Craw-
ford this afternoon served q notice Of APP.
peal from the decision Of Judge Gaffy
granting demurrer in the case Of the
state versus Thomas f. Ruth in which it
is alleged that $4,000 was lost to the
state school fund by negligence Of Ruth
GrS1s ~ Icn% mt
among the counties at the proper time.
Helena, Mont-The DR.. Jameson,
leader of the British South African Com
pany troops who was causing such no.
toriety in and around Johannesburg, AT
RIGA. is we'll known here, having made
this city his headquarters on numerous
occasions. The doctor is part owner of
the well-known Dublin Distillery Com
pany Ireland, and from 1876 to $780,
came to Montana from Ireland with a
party OF friends and would spend several
weeks hunting and fishing on Mussel
Shells creek and in Judith basin., Social
ly he is very nice man, but physically
he is rather Objectionable. When young
he met with an accident, causing curva~
ture of the spine, necessitating walking
considerably one-sided.
Brainerd, Mimi. MI Quinn received
an appointment Tuesday of. last week
from the surveyor general Of the Second
district as deputy, authorizing him to
scale all logs in the vicinity of Brain
erd, including the Crow Wing river from
Motley to the Mississippi. Gull, Wilson,
Fitzpatrick lakes, Long Lake, Nokt Sebie
river and the Mississippi river from Fort
Ripley to the mouth Of Pine river.
Prescott, Wis-Miss Nellie Costello,
after an illness Of many months, died at
the home of her mother in this city on
the 29th ult. The funeral took place
from the Catholic church on December
81 and was largely attended. She was
but % years of age, and was we'll and ia
vorably known in Pierce county. That
dread disease, consumption, was the
cause Of her death.
To FTTIC~ArrF. ONE-,S CE,T.E,