The Irish standard., 1898-08-13
OVER THE NORTHWEST.


about II O'Clock Thursday night, July 2S,
| 1898. at her home about four miles north
| OF this city, at the age of Is years.
Funeral took place Sunday, July 81,
from the family residence to St Johns
church, Burncsville, Rev. Quinn ofliciat-
ing The deceased leaves eight children
| to mourn her loss.
Saltwater, Minn.-Gov. Clougii has APP
pointed John O'Brien. of this city. one
of the board of trustees for the ins,itu-
ton for detectives at Faribull,, TO sue
coed Anthony Kelly, of Minneapolis, re-
signed.
Graccville. MIMI Miss Maggie Grove
returned from her extended trip last
Saturday week. She had 4 most enjoya-
Die recreation. Spent day at Madison,
Wis. At this point Miss Alice Cum
ninsham joined the party, and together
they went by rail to Cleveland via Chi
| cago from thence to Buffalo by steamer,
and then to Niagara Falls. where they
spent three days rcvelng in the beauties
of nature and art. Miss Grove is very
enthusiastic over the scenery and pleas
ures attending the tour The party tar
ried in Chicago. after which they came
to st. Paul in time to witness the capitol
day parade. Miss Cunningham remained
in Chicago the guest of her brother, DR..
ID. Cunningham.
Montgomery, Minn.-Edward p, son
7 GaI ,
cape from Icing run over by Il freight
locomotive Wednesday afternoon of last
week. While the engine was backing
up he attempted to get on the brake
beam of the tender. He succeeded i'm
graspng the top of the tender and got
one foot on the beam, but before he
got the other foot Off the ground the
brake-beam struck the shin bone and
broke 1t Off about the center. He was
finally seen by the trainmen. who
brought him home and did all they
could in every way to comfort the pa
tient. He is doing nicely, and it is OK
pected will come out all right 1t is the
same old story of boys making free with
st. Peter. MIMI Cornelius Hessian,
of this city, received 81 letter from his
son, NJ. J. Hessian, last week, in which
he states that two of the rarty had re-
turned to Minnesota from the Klondike.
and that but six still remain in tho orig
inal party. When they reached the rap
ids several Of the party insisted on go
ing down the rapids. Those who did
withdrew from the Hessan party and
also lost all they had in the rapids. The
party is now on the Copper river and
by this time are prospecting for gold.
Faribault Minn.-The members of the
A. o. II. and Ladies' Auxiliary. of this
city and Shiedsville, had joint picnic
at Camp Haserty, on the cast shore OF
Lake Mazaska. last Sunday afternoon.
st. Cloud, Minn.-Richard Copcly was
severely bitten through the right wrist
last Wednesday week. by his bull terrier
dog. 1t happened thus: The terrier at
tackled dog belonging to Aid Spaniel,
and in separating the fighting animals
the terrier seized Mr. Corcly by the
wrist, but. no doubt realizing who it
was, Immediately let CO. DR.. Junk
| dressed Mr.. Copely's injured arm. The
bite. though painful, is not serious. 1t
was feared at first that the wound might
have been poisoned by the dogs teeth
but the fear proves unfounded. 1t was
decided to kill the dog. and Special OIL
Ger Frank Hall, acting as exccutioner,
quickly put him out of existence.
Brainerd, Minn.-Jacob J. Mangen
was married to Miss Lizzie Rafferty, at
the Catholic church in this city by Rev.
Father Lynch, last Monday week. Henry
lIinnemann was groomsman, and Miss
Sarah Canaan bridesmaid
Grand Forks. Minn.-The funeral of
Miss Maggie Kennedy took place on
Aug. ], and was largely attended. A re-
QUEEN mass was celebrated at ST. Mich
aeTs church, and the edifice was COM
plctely filled by relatives and friends of
the dead girl and her family The love
and affection in which she was held wa,
very fittingly attested not only by the
numerous floral tributes, but by the
earnest words of the pastor of the
church. Father Conaty
Mankato, Mnn.--There is a very graf
flying growth in the creameries and
cheese factories of Minnesota In 1896.
when the census for that year was taken,
there We're 445 creameries in the state.
Tho census Of 1898 shows GG, a gain of
22l in that time. st. Paul is credited
with and Minneapolis with creumer-
les; Blue Earth has 20; Brown, 1G; Chin
pewa. SO; Faribault, 25; Freedom, 20;
lie Slleur, IS; Martin, H.; Nicollct, "a;
Waseca, IS; Watonwan, IA, and Wnona,
8. All these creameries have been or.
ganiznd in 10 years, which shows the
growth Of the industry. The largest in
| creases are shown in the following coun-
ties: Sibley. Redwood, lie Suemr Lac
qui Parle, Blue Earth, Goodhuc, Rice
| and Faribault. Last year something like
| 20 cheese factories were recorded, and
/ bring the total up to IS. The cheese fac
| tories are not confined to any portion
| OF the state, but are well distributed