The Irish standard., 1897-07-24
OVER THE NORTHWEST.


! ia, been -old lay NJ Ecctha !. rpp-
ping to Fred Schmidt. % Arlington.
MINI rAe politics p. the rlpcr v!l,
| continue - br Demg rtilc
Ashland. MS Another reunion VIII
take place between n" Clippewas amf
SiouN tribes AT White Birch some ,imr
| This month y iarr" number OF Siupx
are expected, toscihcr win many Chjp-
pcwas from Cdanlh and Lac din f'lam-
beau. To b" presen' The reunion =
Northern Indians. The Chippcwas and
| S!uuN. VINO have been enemies Tor cen
| turtles. until their reunion and pea.o
council. held al Ashland las, wear. wilt
again 20 through the ceremony of bury
| ing tn" Ratchet
Jordan, MINI. Whi'" carrying naur
| into the second story of his grauary ON
| Saturday evening Patrick Cummings, OF
| 81. Pallicks. had u fall IRON The top tnD
| Of the Stairway to the ground below.
| distance o! - feet. As he reached the
Top step III" board broke and he and
The flour welp prccipitlted to ,hc
| ground. lie received some severe bruises
| which will lay him up for some time,
| bul was fortunate in receiving un
| broken bones. DR.. Phillips was sum
mGned and thinks there will lie no So
| rious consequences unless there are
! more serious internal iiij,lries than he
! can discover on Il careful examination
Brainerd. Mimi Thomas II. Murphy
received telegram announcing tho
| death at Madison. Wis. of heart fail
| ure, of James Andrews, Il former
| Northern Pacific railroad employee in
this city He was a member in good
standing of Div. No. |. 4. O. H., and -
st. Francis branch of Catholic Mutual
Benefit Association, and carried life
Insurance in each of $1,000.
| Chatlield, Minn.-Anthony Gallaghe.
an old and highly respected citizen.
died at his home two-anda-half miles
southwest OF town Friday morning.
| July 9. Funeral services were held at
the Catholic church Sunday, Rev. l'r.
JONES' of Preston. officiating. Ono
hundred and thirty teams followed the
| in CnrrOltOn cemetery.
| Hastings, Minn.-zA quist but very
| pretty wedding occurred at the Church
of Guardian Angels las, week, the con
tracing parties being Mr.. Peter Mcl2l-
lane, Of st. Paul and Miss ELLA Cham
bers, Of this city. Rev. J. A. Fitzgerald
| officiating The bride was attended
| by Miss Gertrude Barker of Dubuqun. Il
! cousin. while MIR. II. w. Farrell OF 81.
Paul. was best man. ~ The bride was
dressed in white silk MULE. and carried
a bouquet of brides roses. The brides
| maid wore white nrgandie over corn
colOred taffeta. After the marriage
| ceremony Il wedding breakfast was
served to a number Of invited guests at
| the home of the brides neither, Mrs.
Thadeus Gillespie. Gu Sixth street Tho
happy couple went on a trip to Duluth
and the lakes, accompanied by the earn
est congratulations of friends
New Ulm. Minn.-T. +. Collins, of This
city, recently bought the Ryan hom,.-
stead in Birch Cooley for $2,SS0 Tho
farm consists Of 200 acres. Some time
ago the same property was sold to Cath
crime and John l.aughlin for the sum of
$3.50, but owing to some controversy
or misunderstanding the sale has never
been conslmmata<l and a great dc,
of litigation and probate proceedings
arose over the former sale and other
matters connected with the estate, in
curing great expense and some dissa:-
isfactiOn to tho parties Interested.
OVER THE NORTHWEST
Madison, Wis, July Services fol
the second Sunday of the Catholic SUN
hcr school were held in St. Raphacl's
church this morning. The large strur
turc was unable to hold The crowds tn,
assembled and services; were held in s.
Patrick's church for those unable Il
gain adnittance. The affairs Of he
church were decorated with palms ant
lilies. At st. Raphaol's church BishoI
Messner, president Of The school, san.
Pontifcal mass; at 81. 'atrick's, Fatha
l'rancheau, of Detroit was ccIcbrant
Bishop McSsner WAS asSi.scd by Rev
Morgan J. Dempsey. of Detroit, am
Rev. w. J. Dallain Of Kansas City
Father Dempsey, Of 81. Paul. prearhc.
the sermon. In the evening vesDe
services were held, conducted by Bisho
Messner. The day was pleasant an,
many new visitors arrived TO attend lh
lectures this week, by Henry Aust:
Adams, of Boston; Condo b. paIcn, o
st. Louis, and Judge j. W. Willis, o
St Paul.
Hastings, Mimi. July Isl. G. McIoy
a prominent grain dealer and p0ncc
, citizen, died today lafrr a few days i'll
ness, aged 70. He had been formnii
y mayor Of Hastings and identified Wi,
the growth and welfare of the city.
To Care Constipation Forever.
Tale Cascalcts Candy c.. ;lrtic lOc or &c.
Us Z 9, G. fan TO cure drug sStS refund money.