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The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1901-06-01

Pipestone, Minn.--The special men,
orial sermon drew an enormous crowd
to the Catholic church last Sunday
morning. Besides the old soldiers and
families, scores of other interested
persons were in attendance, filling the
church to it's utmost capacity. Father
Mangan's sermon was splendid
burst Of patriotic eloquence' and was
listened to with intense interest by
the immense congregation. In well
coming the Grand Army he assured
his auditors that the Catholic church
is patriotic organization and that the
old soldiers are not in unfriend1y pre-
Catholic church. He even affirmed
that should the Pope of Rome come
to our shores as titled prince for
purposes of conquest, our fourteen
million Catholics would be found true
to the Stars and Stripes. He stated
that the church teaches patriotism and
he himself gives evidence of being
thoroughly imbued with the spirit Of
true Americanism. He is proud of the
American soldier and expressed I'M
bounded admiration for George Wash
ington as the type Of American civil
and military manhood The effort was
an impressive and inspiring one and
will not soon be forgotten by those
who heard it.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1901-06-01

|
died at Flal,dreau, returned to their re-
spective homes last week.
A very successful surgical operation
was performed last week upon Leo
Harris of Galena, in the Black Hills
country, for the removal of an alb
scess that had formed in his neck.
The operation was performed by Drs.
Allen and Zeriing at st. Joseph's hospi-
tai in Deadwood, and at last reports
the young man was resting easily with
fair prospects for his recovery. There
are % patients in the hospital ut the
present writing.
The Rev. Father Daniel Desmond,
pastor of st. Martins church, Huron,
delivered Il stirring memorial address
at the opera house in that city on Sun
day evening last. The hall was crowd
ed and Father Desmond's Grafton is
reported to be the finest of the kind
ever delivered in that city.
The Very Rev. Dean Collins has
been holding the Forty Hours devo-
tons at st. Patricll's church, Mont
rose. He was assisted by the Very
Rev. Thos. A. Flynn, V. G., of Madi-
son, and by the Rev. Fathers Nolan
of Sioux Falls and Stecker of Howard.
\ very large number of the faithful
approached the Sacramento.
Married.-NIr. Simeon La Riviere
was united in marriage to Miss Char
lotte j. Peter at st. Ambrose church,
Deadwood, on the 22d ult The cerc-
mony was performed by the Rev. Fa-
ther Noesen. The groom and bride
are well and favorably known in the
above city, where the groom is connect
cd with the Black Hills Steam Laun-
dry. The bride is the daughter of Mrs.
NJ. B. Peter. A reception was held in
honor of the young couple at the home
of the BRIDES mother.
A very large number Of well-to-do
Iowa and Wisconsin farmers have
been crowding into South Dakota dur
ing the past few weeks in search of
homes, and considerable land has
changed hands, particularly in the cen
trail part of the state bordering on the
Big Stone valley, where improved
farms have been rapidly purchased at
from $50 to $50 per acre. Several Of
these purchasers are Catholics who in
tend moving west with their families
early in the fall. Our correspondent
reports having met large party Of
land-scekers one night last week at a
hotel in Madison, and they assured him
that they intended buying land in
Lake county, not for speculation but
for the purpose Of making their homes
thereon. There is lots Of good farm
ing land still for sale in the best agri-
cultural sections Of our state ut cheap
| figures.
Died.-Peter Heintz, aged 50 years
and native Of Germany, died on the
10th ult. ut his home in Flandreau. He
was married in Germany SIS years ago
to Miss Margaret Tell, and Of their
union six children were born, I'LL or
whom are living. Deceased moved to
Moody county in 1881. He served in
the Civil war and was a pensioner at
the time Of his death. The funeral
took place on Sunday, Rev. Father
Dermody officiating. The local lodge
of the G.. A. r. attended the church
during the services.
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DULUTH NEWS.

Word was received during the week
from Aitken, that Rev. T. ]. Mackey,
who has been very sick at that place
Or some weeks, is getting along nicely
His many friends in the Zenith city
were glad to hear the news and hope
he will be spared for many years to
continue the work of his Master in the
vineyard.
Last Sunday morning large class
Of boys and girls made their first COM
munion at the Cathedral. At 1920
the Sacrament Of Confirmation was adj
ministered by Bishop McGolrick to a
large class. The Cathedral was
crowded and the service most impress
i've.
Div. No. i, A. o. H., will meet next
! Wednesday evening in Odd Fellows
hall at o'clock sharp.
| Bishop McGolrick is delivering a Sc
ries of instruction ut the children's
mass on Sunday on "The House Of
God"
Work will soon be commenced on the
new Catholic church building at Clo-
quet. The parish has secured a block
Of land in the central part of the town
and the plans contemplate an eXpendi-
ture Of from $4,000 to $4,000.
Mrs. w. L. Smith entertained last
week in honor Of Mrs. T. f. Hopkins,
of Butte, Mont. A delightful evening
was spent by all.
DR.. Phelan was in Cloquet Wednes-
day of last week in consultation with
DR.. Allen, the illness Of John O'Brien's
son having taken turn for the worse.
Mrs. T. II. Hopkins and children,
who have been visiting at the head Of
the lakes for some weeks, returned
home last Tuesday.
Members of Div. No. /, l.. A., A. O..
H., went over to West Superior last
Sunday to attend the funeral of their
deceased sister, Mrs. B. Flynn.
Captain John Flynn, of this city,
entertained G. E. Flynn, of ''The Evil
Eye" company last week. He is rela-
tive Of the captains.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1901-06-01
FROM THE CAPITAL.

st. Paul has now the finest millinery
establishment in the Northwest in the
newly organized firm Of Stronge &
Bradshaw Bros, situated at corner of
Seventh and Minnesota streets. The
great store is also among the largest
of the kind in America. 1t is well
worth any ones time to pay the fairy
palace visit and see the wonders of
the millinery art.
Stephen J. McDonogh, the patriotic
business man of SO6 e. Third street,
st. Paul, has established Boer relief
fund at his place Of business and the
funds are rolling in. If all real SYM
pathizers would do likewise, the Brit
ish in South Africa would soon be q
thing of the past and the Boer cause
of liberty would ultimately and quick
ly win.
J. J. McCardy, the st. Paul "con-
troller" with the bogus Irish name,
has been turned down once more by
the courts, this time by Judge Kelly.
This is the 'steenth time, but he keeps
on just the same.
Martin Milon, one of our best known
citizens, mourns the loss of his good
wife, who died on Friday evening Of
last week, and was buried on last
Monday morning at Calvary cemetery.
The deceased was well known in st
Paul, having been here amongst the
earliest settlers, and was beloved by
all who knew her for her many noble
qualities of head and heart. A devout
Catholic, good wife and mother. May
her soul rest in peace!
Miss Irene Donnelly, PA Dayton
avenue, has returned from school at
st. Benedict's academy, st. Joseph,
MINI. She will leave next week with
her mother for a visit to st. Louis.
The Messrs. Flynn, who have been
attending st. Thomas seminary, have
returned to their homes in Montana
for the summer vacation. Their sis
ter graduates next month from the
Academy of Visitation, and Mrs.
Flynn, who is at Kittson Place, will
remain with her daughter until after
the commencement
Mr.. and Mrs. James A. Young an
nounce the engagement Of their daugh-
ter, Agnes, to Charles Maus Spear.
The wedding will take place June 10.
The engagement of Miss Celeste Lee
fevre Coghlan, daughter of Mrs. E. l..
Davenport. to Charles Borromeo
Krantz, of Baltimore, Md, is an
nounced. The wedding will take place
the latter part Of June in Mitchell,
S. D.
Miss May Brennan, Of Tacoma,
Wash, is the guest of the Misses Con-
nell, Grove street.
J. J. Cornell, formerly of this city,
has returned from Hong Kong, China.
Mrs. McNally, of Ireland, is the
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. John Develin,
East Isabel street.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. ]. Moriarty have
moved into their new residence on
East Winifred street.
Miss Eva Shannon, Maple street,
has gone to Clinton, MIMI, to spend
her vacation.
Miss Tessie McGrury, of Altoona,
Wis, is guest Of Mrs. J. J. Quinn,
Lawson street.
Miss Cannon. the guest of Miss
Kelley, has returned to Boston.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1901-06-01

MCGOWAN & Mahoney, fire insur-
ancc, real estate. loans, 1875 Central
avenue.
J. E. Mccarthy, well contractor.
Estimates furnished on application.
200 Central avenue.
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st. Thomas to give similar competitive
examinations every year.

~. Auo1liS W give Slullur competitive
examinations every year.
trust that l do not ask too much.
Rev. dear Father, in begging that, by
an announcement in church or at some
gathering of your parishioners. you
will make this opportunity known to
the boys who are committed to your
spiritual care.
Each competitor should send to me,
without delay, his name, his address,
and the name of the center where he
will take the examination.
Very respectfully, yours for Catholic
education,
V. REV. J. Il. DOLPHIN,
President of College of st. Thomas,
Merriam Park, st. Paul, MINI.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1901-06-01

Rich Mani have decided to make
no will. Lawyer-Then the law will
divide your estate. Rich MAXWELL,
that is better than letting the lawyers
divide IL,
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1901-06-01
Why Policemen Like Him.

Besides his many other admirable
qualities Archbishop Feehan enjoys
the reputation among Chicago police
men Of being the most hospitable man
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HALF RATES TO ST.. PAUL AND
MINNEAPOLIS.

The Minneapolis & st. Louis will sell
tickets on June II, IL and 10, limited
to the 18th, account of the Woodmen's
convention. Call on agents for further
particulars
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WOODMEN! ATTENTION,

"OoDNHAN. Al1UNIlON!
Don't overlook the grand biennial
meeting Of the M. w. A. at st. Paul
June 10 to Is. An immense program
ensures good time for all. The Min
neapolis & st. Louis R. r. makes re-
duced rates June 9Th to 18th.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1901-06-01
BRIEF MENTION.

About 5000 visitors from adjoining
states were in the city last Sunday on
an excursion trip.
The chief of police has issued an Or
der notifying patrolmen that while on
duty they shall neither drink nor
smoke.
On Memorial day requiem mass
for the repose of the soul of the late
Rev. James A. Fitzpatrick was cele-
brated at st. Stephens church.
Div. No. 4 A. o. H. will elect Off
GERS for the coming year at their next
meeting, Tuesday evening, June 4, at
their hall, Tenth avenue N. and Wash
ington. "s
A. N. Farmer, prominent educator,
will be principal of the Seward school
next year. He talks the place of Miss
Lila Hays, who has been transferred
to the Lowell school.
Rev. P. A. Darehy, of st. Paul
seminary, delivered a mastery dis
course at the Immaculate Conception
church last Sunday. He was listened
to with rapt attention by large con-
gregation.
This afternoon, at Nicollet Park, the
Minneapolis and st. Paul baseball
clubs of the Western League will COM
mence a series of three games. To-
morrow the Sunday game will be
played at the Minnehaha ball park,
commencing at $3.50 o'clock.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1901-05-09

The Peoples Trading Co., som all
It'd har >ett vaksamt oga for sina kun
ders intressen, saval som kommunens,
har denna vecka mottagit en- jernvags-
vagnslass af Early Ohio Potatis.
''Early Ohio'' ar EFT at de bast kanda
varieteter, och farmare harstades arc
lyckliga i att kunna erhalla sadan
satt potatis for rimligt pris. ON far
mare vile odla Sudan potatis vile de
ia mycket mindre besvar med att af-
yttra dem. bet ar visserligen till en-
handelsbods kredit att taga sd mycket
intresse att tillgodose farmarnas be-
hof, som Peoples Trading Co. sor.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1901-05-09

KEY. I. A. Satire. Of Evansville
Mimi, was a visitor in the city Mon.
day.
Miss Alma Barnekow is teaching
a term OF school in the Holmgrer
district in Vega.
Mrs. Byron McMahan, OF Boone
a., arrived yesterday for visit
with her sister Mrs. W. S. Day.
&C. E. Reed, OF Hastings, one Of
the owners OF the Irish farm is here
this week looking after that proper.
ty. <.. .@
LOST: One circular breast Din
set with opals and pearls. Finder
please leave at Taralseth's store and
receive suitable reward.
If you want to sell your farm
write or call on Flanders & Wood,
Warren, MINI. Over 5000 acres
sold by them the past few days.
Prof. H. E. White has been re.
elected principal Of the Princeton
schools at a salary OF 81 $50, an in.
crease OF $3.50 over last year.
For RENT: The first story OF a
good dwelling house on the island
three good rooms. Apply at SHEAF
office or to VIM. SUNDIN, owner.
The week has been favorable fol
seeding, and the soil on even the
wettest land is getting in good con.
dition. The first sown wheat is com.
ing up nicely.
M. L. Larson has force OF car
penters at work building a house
and barn on the 800 acre farm re-
Gently purchased by him, namely
the south half of section 10 in Nc
Crea, being part OF the Rev. Davic
farm.
Miss Maude NJ. Campbell, now =
teacher in the schools at Pelican
Rapids, MIMI, has been employed as
teacher in the second primary room
OF the Warren school for next year
She is sister of Miss Lois Campbell
our primary teacher:
If you want to trade your farm fo1
stocks OF drugs, merchandise, boot!
and shoes, livery stables and stock
hardware or hotel property, Sc,
Flanders & Wood. We will guaran
tee you an honest deal.
The real estate firm OF Apgar
Cline have done a brisk business TIN
past few weeks. Last week the,
sold 1860 acres of choice Marshal
county dirt. This firm negotiated
the sale OF the John Rosenberg farm
OF $50 acres, and the Jonas Nickel
son farm Of 800 acres. Thus far thi
week they have sold half section
and have number of sales on tn
string. .s..
&C. S. Wees has solfout his liver
business to John Graham, who~il
continue to keep up the reputation
of this we'll known barn in furnishin!
fine horses and handsome rigs. MI
Graham will add to the equipment
number of new buggies and cal
riages, and no efforts will be spare
to please those who want to engag
a rig for the week, day or hour. MI
Wees will continue in the dray bus
ness as heretofore.
"A number OF enraged farmers q
Angus are reported to have admin
istered mud bath to John Staska
a blacksmith. because he interfere
with the farmers in the matter c
Joe Cowden, a wheat buyer for tn
Minneapolis & Northern elevate
company, whose removal has bee
sought by the farmers. Staska wa
dragged to mud hole, thrown i
and afterwards pelted with mud til
he sought refuge in his house. TIL
affair has stirred up much excite
ment in our little neighboring vi
lage and may lead to serious trouble
See c. S. Hull if you are thinkin,
OF buying a safe. He handles one c
the hest makes on the market. II
has a special farmers safe that
would pay farmers, who have valu
able papers, etc., to look at.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1901-05-09
For Exchange.

A $4,000 residence property in
good Iowa town for equity in an
improved Marshall Co. farm at
right price. Could put in some cash
if necessary. For particulars write
J. A. OSWALD, -,
EldOra. Iowa.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1901-05-09
GIeaningstas.ss."'' Home Field

&c. C. Winchester left last night
ior River Falls, Wis.
WI. Brown made a business
trip to Crookston last night.
Aug. Lundgren is shipping brick
to Argyle for new buildings this
week.
&c. S. Hull is erecting a good barn
on his premises near the court
house.
f. p. 3. Malberg moved his family
out to his Viking homestead last
Saturday.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
n. r. Engelstad, OF Brislet, on Fri
day last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gust. Huber, OF
Comstock, left Saturday for visit
with relatives in Wisconsin.
John Anderson is building an
addition to and otherwise improv-
ing his residence property on Central
Park Ave.
WANTED: A competent girl for
general house work. Apply to Z. E.
Lundquist, at the Peoples Trading
Co.'S store.
"A long new side walk has been
built along one Of the streets OF
Grindeland & Wentzel's addition,
south from the Norwegian Lutheran
church.
The State Association OF Fire
Departments will meet at Crookston
June II, -, and Is, and the queen
city intends to spread herself to en-
terrain the visitors.
Methodist church, Sunday. May
-. Morning subject: Goods Glory
in Creation and Grace" Evening
Round Men in Square Holes.' A
lecture for young men.
Mr.. H. NJ. Wallace, the Argyle
miller, was in town Tuesday in the
interest OF Vitaline, the celebrated
breakfast food, which he is manufac-
turing, and which is sold in all OF the
principal stores OF Warren.
&C. NJ. Carlson, postmaster and
merchant at Lund. Marshall coun-
ty, came down last night to attend
to some business matters. He re-
ports the farmers about through
seeding in his neighborhood.
At a special meeting OF the stock
holders Of the State Bank OF Warren:
held on Monday, the 9th inst, it was
decided to increase the capital stock
OF said institution to $25, 100000
and the surplus fund to $5,OOO.O0.
Mrs. Sigrid Iorstad, OF morgan.
lied Town 155, Range AZ, was adj
Judged insane Monday by Probate
Judge Holm and conveyed to the
asylum at Fergus Falls by her hus
band, Hans .Jorstad, and Sheriff
Forsberg.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. L. Larson re-
ioice over the birth of a fine boy or
Thursday last week. Eight sons
and one daughter have now arrived
to bless their home. No wonder
Mr.. Larson has invested in half {
section OF land upon which his family
may expand.
The National Lie Insurance Com
pany is an old, strong, large, con
sentative and popular company
Flanders & Wood, agents.
Aug. Lundgren received the sac
news yesterday OF the death OF his
mother at Wargarda, Sweden, at the
advanced age OF Is years and 4
months. Deceased leaves four chill
.dren in this country to mourn bel
loss, namely August Lundgren anC
Mrs. John E. Ostrom, OF this city
Albert Lundgren, now at Seattle
Wash, and John Lundgren at Car
yer, MINI.
&C. Retallick is building a small
steam boat that will be used to rur
on the Thief river to haul supplies
from this city to small stores an6
settlers up the river. The engines
will be three horse power and to-
,gether with the boilers will weigh
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w. r. Powell was at Argyle yes,

W. r. Powell was at Argyle yes
terday between trains.
Rev. NJ. l.. Hutton returned
] Tuesday from a visit at Brainerd,
MINI.
! The John Grove Land and Loan
Co. have company OF land seekers
in town today.
IS. p. Wickstrom has gone to
Thief River Falls to run an engine
on a steamboat.
John Olson, a brother OF Attor-
ney Olson, came up from Lake Park
Monday morning.
| vi hafva just MI fatt in en- vagns-
last af Tidiga Ohio Potatis.
| ! PEOPLES TRADING Co.
Mrs. Frank Rose, of Fargo, ar
rived Tuesday for visit at the home
Of 6. G. Winchester.
p. Frost Spaulding arrived from
Poughkeepsie, N. Y, on Tuesday to
spend the summer on his bonanza
! farm.
| Il. Henderson is out every day
showing prospective land buyers the
lay OF the country. He has made
number of sales this week.
H. A. Lodeen returned Tuesday
from visit with a brother and sister
at Elbow Lake, Mimi. The sister
has been seriously ill lately.
Ohio Tidiga Potatis ar en- af de
basta potater som gar handel. Den
sales framfor all AMMAN potatis och
alltid for EFT h0gre pris.
| PEOPLES TRADING Co.
Oscar BOSNIAN is keeping up
with the times by having his hotel
raised and foundation laid under
it, besides other notable improve
ments.
Former county attorney E. NJ.
Stanton and family were passengers
on last Saturdays train south, they
moving from Argyle to Cass Lake,
MIMI, where Mr.. Stanton will con-
tinue the practice of his profession.
Il. W. Peterson. formerly OF Maj
shall county, now resident of Ro-
seau county, was re committed by
Judge Holm on Tuesday to the
asylum at Fergus Falls, from which
institution he was discharged as
cured some years ago.
i Lat icke delta tillfalle ga eder ur
handerna ON nj beh0fver satt potatis.
bet var endast EFT gynnat tillfalle
som gjorde att vi kunna erbjuda eder
denna potatis for Diet laga priset af
Zoe pr. bushel. PEOPLES TRADING Co.
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Wanted.

Good competent girl for general
house work. Highest wages paid.
Apply at Johnson's Drug store.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1901-05-09
Wanted,

A good tenant for the buildings O
section 27Of the Irish farm.
Inquire OF
1t pd L. LAMBERsoN.
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A Snap.

The S. P. Wickstrom dwelling
house will be sold cheap il taken at
once. Inquire OF A. <GRINDELAND.
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1t pd
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-01-28
MINING NOTES,

The Carlsa Of Tintic was on the mar
ket today with 4 cars Of ore.
Two cars OF lead ore were on the
market today from the Horn SILVER
Of Frisco.
Another lot Of ore was on the market
today from Don Maguire's Eldorado on
Willard Hill.
The first lot Of silver ore reached the
market today from Uncle Jesse knights
Salvador property In rntic.
The Taylor-Brunton sampler reported
six cars OF ore from Iintic, two from
Frisco and one from Willard today
The governing board Of the mining ex-
change were TO meet this afternoon %
elect the various committees and ON
GERS Of the exchange.
At the meeting Of the directors Of the
Martha Washington on Saturday ar
ternoon Judge Bartch was elected presi.
dent l.. n. Ritter vice president, and
a. f. Snow. secretary and treasurer.
n. w. sonnedecker. who has returned
from visit 10 the Silver Bell IN
Thaynes canyon, says that the tunnel,
which Is now In 800 feet. has encoun-
tered some nice strIngers OF ore,
NJ. L. Emnger, l.. A. Jeffs and =, W
Pingree expected 70 leave for the Ophir
mine at Statellne this evening. Mi.
Pingree IL out here from Detroit. Mich,
for the purpose Of inspecting the prom
ing Stateline property
Mr.. Joseph Oberndorfer says that
while he believes the recent strike In the
Little chief is In the company's ground,
he Is not sure. as the results Of the re-
cent survey will not be known for two
or three days,
II now transplres that the eastern
report that the Highland Boy had de-
clared a dividend Of il,25 per share Is
erroneous. The matter has not been
decided and there Is probability that
when a decision is reached In the mat
ter the dividend viii not be more than
81 per share quarterly.