The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1904-06-25
OVER THE NORTHWEST.

tolirgcyilIe. Minn.-The Right Rev.
DANES Irohcc held or,lina ton and con-
| iirnation services at the Abbey church
Saturday., June 18th. Three young
men were ordained priests and six
dcacons. The former are Rev. Francis
Iitur, who read his first mass ut Chus-
la on the 14tll inst: Rev. Joseph Am
hauen read his at Dodgevlle. Wis. and
Rev. John Limmcr on the 10Th at
Moorhcad. Tie first two will be as
signed work in the st. Cloud and the
last in the Duluth diocese. Those Gle
waited to dcaconship are August Pla-
clllta. George Rauch, Peter Brenny
and Chas. Bacher. After the ordinl-
ton services, Il class of 2S students. as
also Il class of 2S members of the par
ish was confirmed by the right rever-
end bishop. The seminary closed on
the 11th inst, and the commencement
exercises were held on last Thursday.
Rev. Father Vaughan delivered the adj
dress for the occasion.
Norwood. Minll.-At his home here
on Friday, June 14tl. ut the age of
50 years. Patrick Hewitt. an old and
respected pioneer citizen. died. He
was born in county Mayo. Ireland,
and came to this country over fifty
years ago. He was IL stone mason by
trade and was noted for his honest and
upright dealings with all. He leaves
to mourn his demise Il wife. four sons.
three daughters and six grandchildren,
all highly respected. He was buried
from the Catholic church ut Winsted
the following Sunday. Rev. Linberg Of
largest held here. The pail bearers
were George Campbell. Thos. Sexton
'Thos. O'Gara, ST.. Dan Keeffe, John
Murphy and J. j. Connolly.
Wabasla, Minn.-The new church
of st. Joseph at Theilman was SOL
emily dedicated Thursday. June 23d,
at 10 Il. m., the Right Rev. Joseph l..
Cotter, ID. d.. bishop Of Winona, Of
| ticiating. Solemn high mass was Of
fcred after the dedication services and
the music was rendered by the Con-
ccption choir under the direction of the
pastor Rev. DR.. Cans, of Tintah,
Mimi, preached in English, and the
German sermon was delivered by the
Rev. Casper Kogl, of Minnesota, MINI.
Hastings. Minn.-A check of $1,000
was received from Division No. 1, A.
o. H.. on Wednesday. June Sth.9 by
Miss Mayme Carroll. on account of the
death of her father, the late Mr.. Pat
| rick Carroll.
Montgomery, Minn.-Mr. John W.
Sullivan and Miss Catherine O'Conner,
both prominent young people of
Whcatland. We're united in marriage
in the Catholic church ut Shieldsville,
Tuesday. June 18th. Rev. Flemming,
the resident priest, performed the cere-
mony.
Faribnult, Minn.-Mother Veronica,
of Bethlehem academy. left Monday
evening, June 18th, for Sinsinawa.
Wis. to be present at the celebration
of the tiftieth anniversary of the cstab,
lishment of the Dominican order in
America.
Lanesboro. Minn.-AIichae Seaman
of the banking firm of Seaman &
Aabberstad, departed last Friday even.
ing. June 10th, for an extended trip
through the old country. He will visit
principal points Of interest in Ireland
Norway. France and Italy. and ex
poets to be gone until fall.
Butte. Mont.-The state council OF
the Catholic knights of America mel
June 10Th in Stationary Engineers
!; hall on Quartz street. and accomplish
ed that for which the meeting was