The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1905-12-30
OVER THE NORTHWEST.

OVER THE NORTHWEST.
Green Isle. Minn-William Irving,
the infant son of Mr.. and Mrs. Will
lam Neavin, of this village, died Sat-
urday, Dec. 10th. The infant had been
ill since its birth, eight weeks ago,
and all that medical aid and kind
hands could do proved to be of but little
avail. The funeral occurred the fol-
lowing Monday at 10 o'clock from the
st. Brendon's church, Rev. ]. ]. Hand
officiating.
Saltwater. Minn.-Dan Driscoll was
arrested in South Saltwater Wednes-
day of last week by Chief of Police
Barnes. He was spending money in
saloon and locked up in the city Jail.
He was put through a sweating pro-
cess to give an account Of his move-
ments on the previous Tuesday evening.
as to what he knew concerning the
holdup of Timothy Kitty and his wife.
who live on farm few miles north
of the city. He took breakfast the
! next morning not far from the scene
of the robbery. and claimed that he
slept that night in a sawmill. Dris-
dill served sixty days in the county
Jail last spring on charge of pill
fering from the store of Mrs. Baldwin
at South Saltwater. He was after
wards taken to Hudson, tried and ac-
quilted on an accusation of partici-
pating in the escape of Sam Trip,
a horse thief. and of Burton, charged
with two other men of buncoing man
out of money on an Omaha train.
Driscoll is held pending a further in
Quiry.
| Moorhead, Minn.-C. A. Crowley
conductor Of work extra No. $50, on the
Great Northern, was killed on Satur-
day night, Dec. 16, between and 10
o'clock. One Of his brakemen, v. T,
Hunt, was seriously. if not fatally, in
jured.
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quite badly bruised and shaken up in
a runaway accident Monday morning
of last week Just as he was leaving the
city on a trip to Gilman, says The
Times. His driver had called for him
with the team at the Office and they
intended 10 make a stop at the hos
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bolt which held the whifaetree broke
and the tongue dropped to the ground.
The horses could not be cont oiled by
the driver and at the corner Of Eighth
avenue and Second street north the
horses turned west suddenly freight
train being on the Eighth crossing
DR.. Dunn and the driver were thrown
out and the team broke away from the
sled. DR.. Dunn fell on his head and
shoulders and he sustained bad
bruises. He was taken to his home
but expects to be around in few
days. The driver luckily escaped with
out injury. The horses We're caught
in front Of Franle's store on st. Ger.
main street.
| Jordan, Minn.-The new altar has
arrived for ST. Patrick's church, Cedar
Lake, and also the new railing that
bounds the enlarged sanctuary. The
stained glass windows are all in and
are truly beautiful. The new high
altar is in the Romanesque style, OF
white and gold. The railing, 33 feet
long, matches it in design. The sanct-
uary Of the church has been enlarged
so as to include the two side affairs
Splendid new altar decorations accom-
pany the new altar and the sanctuary
is further beautified by grand statues
of the Adoring Angels, donated by
Patrick Quill, and a statue of st. An
thony of Padua, the donation Of the
late John Hickey.
Northfield, Minn.-The new Catholic
church at Wesley has been completed
and people who have seen it pronounce
it work of art. Contractor Mahlke
of Mankato, had charge of the work
and the result reflects great credit
upon his skill. The new organ which
has just been secured at a cost Of
$1,000 will be installed Immediately
and the new main altar cost $1,000
The building is furnace heated anc
very comfortable
| Saltwater, Minn.-James E. Nc.
Grath, of this city, has bought the
sawmill of J. Collins, on Cross Lake
not far from Pine City. He will ado
a band saw and manufacture the small
logs not included in the contract tt
deliver to William Kaiser, of this city
to the amount Of 100000 feet. HI
will also operate planning mill there
The plant is located near the place
where the logs are loaded on cars fol
this city.-James Casey, we'll known
blacksmith and engineer, died Satur.
day evening at his home on the South
hill. He was 60 years Of age and i:
survived by a widow and one daugh.
ter. The funeral was held Monda,
morning from st. Michaers church
The funeral of w. H. Costello o,
Oak Park, who died at the Rochester
asylum for the insane, was held Wed.
!, nesday morning of last week. Ser.
!, vices were conducted at st. Michael: