The Irish standard., 1901-07-06

far. At the clean cut city of Fargo,
n. D. 1 met Father Lemieuse, the
pastor of the grand cathedral there,
that l touched up in the Standard last
year; 2. j. Gillespie, Richard Fields,
d. w. Shields, Ed Fitzgerald, w. T.
Fay, T.. Carney, Taylor Crum, r. J.
Harrington, James Kennedy, G. J. Sui
Ivan, Peter Elliott, Sister Agnes,
James O'Neill and many more.
Next place 1 stopped off at was
Casselton, n. D., and if you ever want
to see fine farming land don't go any
place else but here. 1t is the richest
ever saw in all my travels. Here is
situated the world-renowned Dalrym
pie farnl-the largest in all the world,
without going into any details. Here
is anchored the Rev. J. pullman, who
is by far the nearest in the hearts of
his countrymen for forty miles square
around and about. Here again are Ed
Ford, the rich man; p. ]. Austin, the
same: Z. G. Cummings, NJ. Cooney,
John Keohen and ]. Il. Pool.
Next stop was at jamestown. Here
met Rev. w. Gallahue. J. Flahcrty.
Sisters of st. Joseph, d. e. Hughes.
Michael Murphy, z. J. Coleman, James
A. Murphy, Mrs. p. ID. Walsh and lots
more. jamestown is not quite so dry
this season as it was when I was there
a year ago, and the people are con-
sequently happier.
Next place visited was the great
stock center and prosperous city of
Dickinson, n. d., which which was in
the middle Of Il great tournament. 1t
was quite a compliment to get place
at which to stop at all. Here we met
Il. II. Ryan, w. II. Walton, Owen
Flynn. Z. Z. McDonogl, j. !. BARLEY,
]. c. Flynn, 7. Kusllelly, j. J. Cough
lin, NJ. Mckinley, J. NJ. Carroll. VIM.
Ray and Mrs. Sheriff Goodall.
Oh! but here is the hot town Of
Glendive Mont. which contains DIFF
fcrcnt people altogether from any 9th
or state in all the Union at first sight
to visitor. Here you will meet the
sheep herdcr and his boss, and Won
cannot tell which is which. For in
stance, met 7. G.. Cotter, who came
here poor boy from Chicago not very
long ago. He is now one of the great
sheep kings of Chicago and is tile
owner of 10000 sheep, which means: in
wool $4,000 per annum, or S1O0,OlO
il he should want to sell out at any
moment He and David Mcdonald
with 10000, and Ed Kirk, With 10000
all subscribed for the Irish Standard
fer life. l met also ]. ]. Stipel. the
only harness manufacturer in eastern
Montana; Il. Il. Hagen, w. T.. Alurn,
7. T.. Cullen, Mrs. A. Peoples, NJ. Me-
Donogh, Il. A. O'Neill, w. Il. Jordan,
II. Il. McCune, a. III. Johnson, NJ. Cain,
and others. Glendive is a great place.
l stopped at Big Timber, and there
is some good and big timber there, all
right, but it has to be cultivated a
great deal yet. Here are our friends
w. II. Hawkins and j. II. Duffy, the
rich ranchers, who will act as agents
for tire Standard in the future.
Next is Livingston, the so-calletl
gateway to the National Park. 1t is
the most picturesque place ever stood
in. Surrounded as it is by snow-capped
mountains it is the very picture of 70
nance on entrance to the greatest Won
lcrland on earth. Here are Rev. !.
Is. Pcrnak, J.. j. Nolan, Mrs. AIcIner-
ney. James Morrison, Mrs. L. NJ. Kelly
james Graham, Al Livingston, the
Taughers, the O'Briens and the Ho.
gans standing the drafts and shal71
dust as best they can for the money
hats in it, and wish them luck.
Here is Bozeman, situated in lovely
valley or table land in tire midst OF
the great mountains, Il strictly farm
country. Interviewed James Forstall
: John Geary, w. G. Latta, Mike Sexton
j. G. Mccarthy, and the good Mr.. Pepp
wOth.
And now few words about Helena
the city where General Thomas Francis
Meagher once lived and had the heart!
of all the people. Nothing could pre-
vent him from being elected governo,
over and over again ii lie had lived
AS 1t is the old-tmers continually tall
of him and have his picture framed
and hung up in their houses all aro,lt
Montana. Here l met Con Kelly, j. J
Clarke, state secretary a. o. H.; NJ
Furlong, Hugh DAILY, ID. Il. Shea, J. Il
O'Connell, j. McAIullen, Mrs. ]. Gus
killy. NJ. Murphy, Pat l.. Duffy
County Auditor Sweeney, Sheriff
, O'Connell, Rev. G. M. AIKEN, Rev. J
Sullivan, Rev. Father Barry. Rev. v
bay. Ilios. Il. Gleason, ]. ID. Hayes
NJ. j. Haley, Martin Leytlen, John Fla
gen. Frank DAILY. NJ. s. Mclaughlin
: I. Il. Pllilbin James Mckelvey. Thos
Greene. Con. Sweeney, Neil ODonnel]
Michael Clarity and scores more VIII
read the Irish Standard, many of then
for the past fifteen years. Helena !