The Irish standard., 1903-11-28
ankle. His home is in Minneapolis.

ankle. His home is in Minneapolis.
Shicldsville, Minn.-A happy we'd
ding took place Tuesday morning, Nov.
IL, ut . o'clock at st. Patrick's church,
Shieldsville, when Mr.. John ]. Sulli-
van and Miss Anastasia Shields,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. T.. III.
Shields, of Wells, We're united in we'd
lock holy bands by Rev. james
Fleming. Miss Mayme Finley was
bridesmaid and Patrick Sullivan,
brother of the groom, was best man.
Princeton, Minn.-Sclool District
No. II will have to pay to Miss Bessie
Norton the sum of $500, with interest,
for an annullment of her contract
which she made with the school board
OF that district to teach an eight
months term OF school. Judge Bax-
ter this week decided the case in her
favor and allowed her judgment for
the full amount. The case was on
the calandcr at the September term
of court and Il jury trial was waived
and arguments submitted to the
court, Judge Baxter finding in his
order that plaintiff acted in good
faith in her dealings with the defend
ant and she should not suffer OH ac-
count of Il quarrel between other par
ties and be deprived of her just dues"
saltwater, acknowledgements, the
7-year-old daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
j. h. Burke, of this place, died on the
18th inst.
Hudson, Wis.-Cornelius Keefe,
aged about 53 years, died in this city
on Wednesday OF last week and was
buried the following Friday. Funeral
services We're held ut St. Patrick's
church, following which his remains
were laid to rest in the Catholic
cemetery. He was born in Ireland,
hut came to America in 1864 and for
the past thirtynine years had been a
resident OF this county. Con-" as he
was familiarly known, is survived by
two brothers and six sisters. He was
kind-hearted, generous, honest
man.
lie Sueur, Minll.-The two Paulist
missionaries, the Rev. Fathers Bert
rand l.. Conway and John Harvey,
who have just completed two
weeks course of lectures, to large a,l-
dicnces at the Church of st. Anthony
of Padua in Minneapolis, will begin Il
series Of lectures in this city ut st.
Anne's church Sunday, Nov. %. They
are experienced workers in the field
of labor for which Father Busch left
his many good friends and we'll wish
crs in LIE Sueur. Both Father Conway
and Father Harvey are young men,
in the vigor of life and possessed of
brilliant minds.
Butte, MOnt.-Thursdiy Nov. II,
was the anniversary of the death of
Marcus DAILY. Solemn requiem mass
was celebrated ut st. Patrick's church.
The full choir was i'm attendance and
sang the Gregorian chant and the re-
Sponses. Rev. Father DeSiere was the
celebrant With Rev. Father IIarring-
ton as assistant priest. There was
also in attendance on the priests a
number of nrOlytcs Mrs.. Ignatius
Donnclly and Mr.. Sully were the SOLO
lists during the lll;lSs
Anaconda. Mont.-Two popular
voun% ladies of this city have bid
farewell to their friends and left for
k;lrrs;,s where. at I4eavenworth, they
will take the veil and become members
Of the order of the Sisters; Of Charity
They are Miss Nellie Devine. of 500
East Third street. and Miss Mary
O'Leary, of DIG East Seventh street.
They went to Rutte Monday evening
and there joined Mother Mary Regis.
who has charge of the Sisters of
Charity in the western country, and
will accompany her to Leavenworth.
Spokane, Wasll.--Seventy- en-
ployes of the Great Northern shops at
liillyard were laid off Indefinitely Sat
urtny of last week. This move is said
to be in pursuance of 4 general policy
of retrenclmcnt in shops all along the
line. None OF the local officials of the
company would discuss the matter
The employees express the hope that
their enforced idleness will be but
temporary. as they say there is plenty
OF work on hand to keep them all
busy. Employees of the Northern Ia
citic shops ut the coast whose hours
of labor were cut down about a month
ago. have gone back to the ten-hour
day. This means an increase of about
27la cents IL day to each Of about 1000
shop employees there, who have been
working but nine hours u day. The
return to the longer time at Tacoma is
believed to have been the result of con-
ferences with President Elliott by i'll
terested Tacoma citizens. ~,
SGlITH DAKOTA.