The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1903-08-08
OVER The NORTHWEST.

Barry. Minn.-WcdneSday evening.
July 10Th. at 6:3O o'clock the mar
riage of Miss Margaret Elenor, dauyh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Reynolds,
and Mr.. Patrick Regain, Jr.. the We'll
known young business man, WAS SOL
emnized at the Catholic church at
Barry in the presence of a large num-
Der of relatives and friends of the
contracting parties. Rev. Father
Gallagher performed the ceremony
Miss Catherine Fitzharris attended
the bride, and Arthur McFadden act
ed as best man. The ceremony was
followed by an elaborate supper at
the residence Of the BRIDES parents.
Union Hill, Minn.-On Wednesday,
July 22d, at o'clock p. H., Mrs. Elz-
abeth Barten died at the home of her
son, Jos. Barten, at the age of 777
years and two months. Funeral
services were held at the Catholic
church Friday forenoon, Rev. Father
Stotter official ting. The remains were
laid to rest in the Catholic cemetery.
Relatives and friends from near and
far escorted the remains of this high
ly respected lady to her last resting
place. To her six children and her
many relatives and friends we extend
our heartfelt sympathy. May she
rest in peace"
Michigan City, n. Don Tuesday
last Right Rev. Bishop John Stanley
dedicated the beautiful new Catholic
church at Deehr. The people of the
village made great preparations for
the occasion, and large number of
people were present from the sur
rounding country to witness the I'M
pressive ceremonies. This is the
second church dedicated this year, as
the result of the untiring efforts of
Rev. Father j. j. Mcdonald, in Nell
son county.
Montgomery, Minn.-With the as
sistancc Of his brother Nick Smith, Il
Minneapolis detective, Sheriff Jos. Il.
Smith of lie Sucur county finally sue
ccedcd in capturing Charles Il. Kcl-
ley who was wanted in this coun-
ty on charges of forgerieS preferred
against him last fall For about three
years he made a practice of forging
notes on prominent farmers and sell
ing them. by paying up the interest
on the notes he succeeded fairly Well
in hiding his rascality. by his
smooth manners and gift of Cab he
made many friends in this county
and figured quite prominently in
politics, so much so that in the fall
of 1900 he was selected as chairman
of the Republican county committee
and at the primaries of the fall of
1902 was elected candidate for the
Office of judge of probate by the Re-
publicanS, but was defeated in the
election. Shortly after the election
things were getting Il tritle too warm
for him and he left for "wherc the
woodbine twineth." Nothing was
known of his whereabouts until Mon
day of last week, when his wife and
two daughters boarded the train at
lie Sueur Center for Minneapolis
Suspicion was aroused by the fact
that they took trunks with them.
They We're followed up. Mrs. Kelley
went only as far as Minneapolis and
returned, while two girls We're fol-
lowed to Akely, Hubbard county,
Mimi. where they joined their father
who was acting as timckeeper in Il
sawmill under the assumed name of
Charles y. Talbot. At the present
writing he is lodging ut Sheriff
Smiths bastile at lie Sucur Center
La Crosse. Wis.-An aged man by
the name of Il. J. Miller, who has
been in the claiming business in the
vicinity of Dresbach for some time,
was nearly overcome with happiness
Saturday when he was handed 5000
by Il salesman in Roses ijewclry store
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which he had taken from Il clam shell
on Friday. After finding the pearl
he was informed by a neighbor that
he might receive 500 for it ut Roses
jewelry store in La Crosse. and he
offered him $40, but the old man re-
fused. Going to La Crosse on Sat
urday he was ut once given 5000.
WinOna. AIinn.-Thc home of VIM.
Hayes, of the fremont House, on
Washington street, was the scene of
Il very happy family gathering OH
Friday afternoon of last week. Fol
the first time in twenty-five years Mr.
Hayes and his two brothers and three
sisters gathered around the festive
table together Those in the party
We're George II. Hayes. 20 years OF
age, OF Wabasha county; VIM. Hayes
6S, of Winona; Capt. Bob Hayes. G3
of Minneapolis, but residing at presen
with the brother in this city; Mrs. Su
san Rounds,5S, of Minneapolis; Mrs
Lucinda Cole, 5G, of Kellogg, Wabash;
county, and Mrs. Sarah Jockey. SO, OF
Huron, S. ID.
Little Falls, Minn.-Frcd Rochclca,l
aged 10 years, only child of Mr.. ant
Mrs. Ludger Rochelcau of this city
was drowned in the river about 81,
miles north of the city, at about
O'Clock last Saturday afternoon. Til,
young man was employed by til,