The Irish standard., 1909-02-20
OVER THE NORTHWEST

944 E3lSnlaTCk, N. D.-Ino supreme COuEI
n hiss handed down decision in the
poole case. The court denies both
1.-THE writ of quo warranto and prohibi-
,,sStidn. The two decisions confirm Cen
seral Peake in his office of adjutant
sigeneral. The military court-martial,
Il aosfar as the supreme court is concern
LED, stands and General Poole must
submit to its jurisdiction. No formal
'lSpinion has yet been prepared by the
court, but will be- within a very few
days. The decision is a triumph for
fGovernor Burke at every point. His
fright to remove his adjutant general
Ills upheld. Poole's contention is over
ruled at every turn. Peake will remain
adjutant general and Poole will have
ITO stand court martial for disobedience
5iof orders and conduct unbecoming a
gentleman.
Belle PLANE, Minn.-Mrs. Michael
'EO'Brien arrived home last week from
list. Paul, where for almost a month
4 she had been confined to st. Joseph's
Hospital with a severe attack of ap-
n .pendicitis. She is now convalescing.
and her friends are indeed pleased to
learn of her improvement.
Hastings, Minn.-The senior pupils
ss3:of st. Teresa's Convent will give mu-
Hsicale at the Convent In the afternoon
I and evening Of Feb. %. They will be
assisted by Miss Mabel Jackson. vio-
thnist; Miss Catherine Hayden, 'cellist;
Miss Louise Nightingale, soprano So
itioist; Miss Catherine Mccain, reader.
..Admission, so cents: tickets can be
shad at the Convent. The same pro-
ligram will be given afternoon and eve
sEnins.
Helena, Mont.-The One Hundred
Il Thousand Dollar Club. organized for
4 the purpose Of raising 100000 in Hell
Il asna, toward building the st. Helena
n Gathedral, is meeting with great sue
3itcess and already more than one-tenth
iEof the amount has been guaranteed.
tiThts campaign for funds is being made
fin response to an announcement made
.sby Bishop Carroll that person who
srefuses to allow his name to be made
apublic would give 100000 toward the
kbuildins Of the Cathedral, providing
eysimilar amount would be raised by the
sIcitizens Of Helena before Easter Sun
5day.
The total actually subscribed the first
t.week was $11,S16.
=. Rochester, Minn.-Thomas Kelly and
| Mrs. Hannah D. Lawler were married
! by Rev. VIM. Riordan on Feb. The
bride and groom were attended by Mr..
and Mrs. M. J. scanlon. the latter be-
ing a sister of the bride. After brief
trip to the Twin Cities, they returned
and commenced housekeeping on West
college street.
FL Miller, S. D.-Sunday morning, Rev.
r. Monaghan opened Mission here
in the Catholic church. He is pow
9erful speaker and one of the best ora
tors ever heard in Miller. Notwith-
standing the Indictment weather the
attendance is increasing nightly. and
already the church is being filled to
Overfowing each night. Services will
continue all this week and next. Ev-
Aryone is urged to attend any or all of
/ the services.
Uveleth. Minn.-Thursday evening of
sdast week the altar boys of st. Pat
riclk's church enjoyed pleasant sleigh
ride to Virginia. They were accompa-
Anied by Rev. Father Floyd. They left
there about 1880 amid shouts and sing
ling and some other good things and
Aproceeded on their way. Things went
along very nicely until they entered
The main street Of Virginia, when their
shouts were answered by the snow
balls Of some Virginia boys. There
was a regular pitched battle on the
street. but the enemy was put to flight
Isby the determined onslaught Of the
IIE1veleth youngsters.
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