The Irish standard., 1903-07-11
OVER THE NORTHWEST.

Benson, Minn.-,The Security State
bank of Benson opened it's doors for
business Monday morning, June %,
making the third bank in the county
seat. 1t has among it's directors some
of the oldest, wealtliest and most in
t1uential men in the county. Mr..
Hoban is president. r. Il. johnson
vice president, Leslie Matthews cash
ier, Olaf Aaberg assistant cashier.
Morris. NIinn.-The Dawson Daily
News. dated June 18th, contains the
following bit of news which will be of
interest to a great many Morris peo-
pie, for the bride. Miss Mary Moran,
is we'll known here. being the daugh-
ter of JAS. Moran of this place. Nor
ris friends will join with her Klon-
dixie friends i'll wishing her and her
husband Il happy future. The item re-
ferred to is as follows: John Shellar
mile, We're married last night at ST
MaryS, by tile Rev. Father BunoZ. Mr.
ShellAr is an old timer on the Yukon,
and Mrs. Shellar has been in the coun-
try since 1899. Both have many
friends. to the most of whom last
nights ceremony was intended as a
pleasant surprise The newly married
couple leave for their honeymoon on
the Dawson to-day They intend to
visit San Francisco. New York and
London. and return to Yukon before
the snow flies. They take With them
the best wishes of all who know
Them
Faribault, Minn.-A quiet but pretty
wedding took place Wednesday even
ing, July 1, ut the parsonage of the I'M
maculate Conception church, when
Miss Estella Sheehan was married to
Burt Mullin by Rev. Father Slevin.
The bride wore Il dress of white
French chiffon over white silk made
entrain with pin tucks and shirrings
and hand embroidered lace. She car
red La France roses. Her going
away gown WAS green rtnmnc with
hat to match. The brides maid. Miss
katherine Sheehan, wore Il gown of
pink mOuSSeline de sole over silk with
satin fagot stitch yoke, and carried
pink carnations. The best man was
Rufus Hammond After the ceremony
supper was served to the immediate
relatives of the contracting parties at
the home of the brides parents on
Seventh avenue. The rooms were
prettily decorated with ferns, roses
and peonies.
Langdon, n. D.--A number of Sis
tiers ".lo We're recently expelled from
France during the religious excite
ment, will have IL convent near the
Catholic church, IL mile and Il half from
Wild Rice. \ building will he erected
at cost Of $4,000 and will be ready
for the opening of the school i'm Sep
TENDER. The sisters will teach the
usual subjects. but will make Il spcci-
atty of French and music. \ number
of English speaking children will at
tend to secure the advantages of the
fine musical training to be secured.
Ellsworth. Mnn.-The marriage OF
Mr.. Charles Dillellay and Mrs. Katie
McCarrOn occurred mt st. NIarys Cath
Ole church Tuesday morning. June
30, at $3.50 o'clock. Rev. Father Hart
leib officiating at the ceremony and
nuptial mass. The bride WAS attended
by Miss Mamie Reddy and the groom
by Mr.. Jas. Reddy. Both the bride
and maid were brcomngly attrcd. the
FORMER in Il gray and the latter in Il
white gown. The groom and best man
wore black. \ nice breakfast was
served to the immediate relatives
and a few friends of the contracting
parties after the ceremony at the
home of the bride The invited guests
remained during the day ana spent
the time in social discourse and play
ing games. Both parties are well
and favorably known to a large circle
of friends. The bride has been n
resident here for great many years
and is Il lady of many good qualities.
The groom has resided here about ten
years and has the reputation of an
honorable and upright man.
Walaslla. Minn-AIiss Margaret Me-
nonousil. daughter Of the late Miles
McDonough Of Cooks Valley, died at
the family residence in st. Paul ON
Saturday, June 9th. after an illness
OF nearly Il year with consumption.
The remains We're brought to Kellogg
Sunday morning and taken to the old
home in Cooks Valley. a large num-
Der Of relatives and friends Of de-
ceased accompanied the remains from
st. Paul. The funeral occurred from
the Highland Catholic church Tuesday
morning. Father Griffin officiating.
The remains We're laid in the FIRMLY
lot beside her father and brothers and
sisters who have gone before. Be
sides large circle of friends she
leaves to mourn for her her brother
Edward and her sisters. Mrs. James
Holland and Mrs Edward Drury, of
this county and Miss Maude. of st.
Paul Deceased was born and brought
up ut the old home in Cooks Valley
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