The Irish standard., 1900-05-19
over THE NORTHWEST.

OVER The NORTHWEST.
Shakopcc. Mnn-Thc marriage OF
Miss Margaret T. Mccain, daughter
OF Mrs. John Mccain, to Peter J.
Dempsey, both young people OF this
place, was soemnized Wednesday
morning, May 2, at St. Johns Catholic
church. Rev. w. Rllatigan officiating.
The bride was attended by Miss Rose
Gallagher, the maid OF honor, and John
Allen acted as best man. The bride
was attired in cream Lansdown trimmed
with ribbon and pointed lace and car
ricd bouquet OF brides roses. The
bridesmaid wore white null and carried
pink roses. The ceremony at the church
was a very impressive one and was wit
messed by a large number OF tile couples
friends and relatives. After the ccre-
mony the bridal party repaired to the
home OF the brides mother, where a
sumptuous rcpast was served and the
day spent in enjoyments. The young
people arc we'll known and highly cs-
tccmed in this community, and all join
i'll wishing them success and happiness
They were given many valuable and use
jul presents.
Ellsworth, Mnn.-At a meeting of the
members OF ST. Mary's church after
Mass last Sunday week, it was voted to
establish parochial school for tic
Catholic children OF Ellsworth. Tht
meeting organized with NJ. J. Murphy
as chairman and p I. Levins as sccre-
| tary. Alter a short talk on the subject
by Father Hartleib, vote was talle1
on establishing school and the ques
ton carried. Several hundred dollars
were subscribed at the meeting, and q
committee will soon visit every member
oi the parish and raise enough to finance
the project through. 1t is thought that
Sc, 500 or $4,000 will be sufficient to sue
cessiully start the school. The old higl
school building can be purchased from
J. II. McRobcrt for $G,25o and witt
some repairing and furnace added il
can be put i'll good shape. A Sisters
house can be built for few hundred
dollars and everything is then ready tc
start Some are in favor if putting UP d
new school building, but it will cost
more money.
Buffalo Lake, AInn.-Attorncy r. T
DAILY, OF Renville, is being doomed by
his many friends as a delegate to the ma,
tiunal Democratic convention, to be
held at Kansas City, July 4. Mr.. DAILY
is we'll and favorably known Throughout
the state and is one OF the foremost
Democratic lawyers in the Third dis
trict He has the ability and sagacity
to represent his party in an able manner
Waverly, Minn.-NIiss Kate Flannery
teacher at Section s school, two miles
south OF town. was killed i'll runaway
accident on the afternoon of May 4. Ii
company with Miss Mamie Gleason she
was driving into town from her school
and at the railroad crossing just outside
OF town the horse SHE'D at the way
freight Both the girls were thrown out
OF the buggy and the vehicle itself was
overturned. Miss Flannery's neck was
broken.
| Wabasha, Mrn.-Garrett Fitzgerald
OF Weaver, bought 4 broncho at tho
horse sale in Kellogg couple of weeks
ago, but he will never buy another one
1t was two days before he could get
close enough to put his hand on him
The fourth day he led him around the
block, attached to a 4o-ioot rope. AT
the end of week~August Johnson rode
him a few rods. The second week Gar
rctt, with the help OF the entire popula-
ton. l,itchcd him up to a cart. Then the
fun really commenced. The animal
buckcd, kicked and boltcd, dragged Gar
rctt all over the paved streets OF Weaver
broke the cart into numerous pieces
climbed perpendicular bluff and went
grazing in Hurbut's field, after jump
ing hve-s strand wire fence. Next day
Garrett snapped him off for a common
every day horse, almost old enough tc
vote.
New Richmond, Wis.-John Crowley
a former resident OF this city, died at his
present home in Glendale, N. D., or
May 2, OF pneumonia, after few days
illness. This city and vicinity was his
home from boyfood. He enlisted al
the outbreak OF the Civil War ant
served until its close, participating ii
several OF the principal battles and be-
ing wounded at Chickamauga. Ate,
the war he returned here and resided
continuously in this city until he ant
his family moved to North Dakota il
1885, His word was as good as bont
and there was nobody, rich or poor
more respected than he during his resi-