The Irish standard., 1903-10-17
OVER THE NORTHWEST.

Rochester, Minn.-NIr. Robert Shec-
han of st. Paul and Miss Sadie ST.
George of Simpson We're united in
marriage at 8 o'clock "Wednesday
morning at St Bridget's church. Ow-
ing to the recent bereavement in the
groom's family. tho wedding was very
tended by her sister, Miss Catherine
st. George. and the groom by his
brother, Mr. Timothy Shcchsn. Fol
lowing the ceremony. dinner was Scrv-
ed at the home of the brides parents.
only the immediate relatives being
present. Mr.. and Mrs. ShccIlan will
reside in st. Paul
Hutchinson. NIinn.-St. Anastasias
Catholic church of Hutchinson was
the scene of Il very pretty wedding
Monday. Oct. ). when Miss Mary
Austin. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Michael Austin. became the bride of
Mr.. Thomas Casey. Rev. Il. f. Meade
read the service in the presence OF Il
large group of relatives and friends
The best man was Mr.. Edward Casey.
the bridesmaid was Miss Kate Austin.
After the ceremony the relatives went
to the beautiful home of the brides
parents, where dinner was served
The cWly-Wctltlc,i couple left for Il
trip to Duluth. after Which they will
reside on the @room'S farm at Darwin
WnvcrIy. Minn.-Thr many Old
friends of Mr.. John J. Quinn will
be pleased to hear that he was APP
pointed Sccretary-;rc;lsurcr of the
Minnesota 4 South Dakota Grain
Dealers association. The position is
an important one and carries with it
a handsome salary.
Livingston. Mout.-J. II. O'Mallcy.
one of the best known ticket collectors
on the Northern Pacific. arrived from
accompanied by Mrs. O'Malley. After
spending a vacation in California they
returned to Portland, from which
point Mr.. O'AIallcy has been working
as far east rs Spokane They will
make their future home in Mime
apolis.
rcrham. Minn.--A handsome now
statue Of the blessed Virgin which
was purchased by the ladies of St
IIenry's parish. was dedicated by Fa-
Their BrcnGcr with appropriate ccrr-
monies Sunday afternoon, Oct. 4.
Butte, Mont.-At st. Patrick S
church Wednesday morning. Sept. 80.
at o'clock mass, was performed the
ceremony which united the lives of
Miss Margaret Dwycr and Mr.. w. ].
Carroll, Rev. Father De Siere otIiciat
ing Miss kitty Dwyer, sister Of the
bride, was bridesmaid, while T. A.
Carroll acted as best man. The bride
is the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Dwyer of O'Neill, Neb., but has lived
in Butte a number of years, where
she has made many friends. The
bridegroom is young business man
holding Il responsible position, and has
won the confidence and esteem of his
business associates and friends.
Helena, Mont.-Thursday, Oct. s
ing of the ST. Joseph's orphans
home in this city. and in commcmor
alton of the event ii reception was
given by the sisters in charge from
a. M. until noon. The Orphans homo
is situated 4 short distance north OF
the city in Il charming spot in tn
Pricklcy Pear valley. 1t has larg,
and substantial buildings and is ON,
of the commcndable institutions Of til.
state. Since it's establishment trl
years ago it has steadily grown anl
to-day has large number of inmates
The home, while supported by TIN
Catholic church, has been literally as
sisted by the citizens of Helena an
the state generally. Boys and girl
are received at the home from all Owe
the state and given the benefits o
good homo treatment and all the edit
cational and religious teachings pos
sible
Murdoch, MIinn.-Alarricd at Mel
dota. by Mgr. A. Ostcr. in the Cath'
lie church, Tuesday. Oct. G. 1903, job
Il. Powers and Miss Mary G.. i'ogart!
both of Murdoch. The young coup1
are we'll and favorably known in til
part of Swift county.
Brainerd Hinn.-Mr. Clement "
Koering and Miss Katherine Hun
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John HUI
of East R,ainerd, were married at $
Francis church Tuesday mornin
Oct. g. in the presence of lar.
congregation Of friends. Faith
Koering of st. Paul. an uncle of Il
groom, performed the ceremony Al
was assisted by Father Lynch past
of st. Francis. The bridesmaid w;
Miss Lizzie Murphy and Mr.. Edwal
Somers acted in the capacity of be
man. After the ceremony a weddil