The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1889-04-13
NORTHWEST NEWS NOTES.
Items Of Interest Clipped From Our
Exchanges for Readers Of The
Irish Standard.
HEAVY STORM AT BRAINERD
Death, Last Week, Of Miss Emma Day, a
We'll Known Young Lady OF
GraceYilie.
MINNESOTA.

! MINNESOTA.
| T. J. Canlev. OF Graceville left fl :
Washington Territory last week, where
he will reside.
Thomas Dolan has been compliment
ed with re- election as village mar
shall OF GraceTille.
John Les, Sr., died of heart disease
in Faribanit, March %, aged n years.
The funeral took place from the Church
Of the Immaculate Conception, that
city.
Rev. Father Boever, of the German
Catholic church. of Sauk Centre. celee
brated his 43rd birthday last week by
giving a grand banquet to which the
whole congregation were invited.
G. Fay and j. A. Johnson of ST.
Peter. canvassed that city last week for
subscriptions to stock for the proposed
fair ground. In a couple Of hours they
succeeded in securing $14OO The re-
Quired amount is $4,000.
Monday Of last week, says the Brain
erd Journal, a strong wind struck the
city with movement very suggestive
OF a cyclone. A good many trees were
blown down i'll portions OF the city
where trees were still standing, and a
number Of business signs wele broken
from their fasteniu&s. The storm was
moving eastward, and became stronger
after passing the city. A barn on Judge
DonaIdson's IS farm four miles east Of
here was torn to pieces, and The judge
came 2,ear losing q valuable team OF
horses. The good, substantial sbingla
roof on the barn WAS torn to fragments.
Atthe residence of her father ou
Tuesday evening of last week, SAYS the
Gracevilje Democrat, Miss Emma LAY
passed away, in the full confidence and
faith Of the Catholic religion, Miss
Day had been living in Morris for some
time past, but feeling unwell she re-
turned home to be taken down with
that dread disease typhoid fever. After
battling with all the yigor Of a YOUTH
full constitution against too cruel fate
she was compelled to succumb, and in
the bloom OF womanhood and at the
ealry age Of twenty-five her spirit wing
ed Its fight to shpere where all her
good acts and generous impulses will
be as an added jewel to her crown.
Mrs. Sarah Healy died March ", at
the home of her daughter, Mrs. All
5hony Delaney, i'll Carimona township,
Fillmore county, after a brief illness,
in her ninety first year, She was buried
on the 10th form st. JOINTS charoh in
Carimona, a large conccurse OF re|a-
tives and friends following her remains
to their last resting place. Deceased
was born in Carrowmeshaw. county
Mayo. Ireland, in 1898 and emigr&ted
with her husband, Andrew HealY, to
New York in 1947, and in 1858 removed
to Illinois and thence to Fillmore coun-
ty, Minnesota, in 1866. Her husband.
Andrew Healy, died in September, 1856,
since which time she has lived with her
children.
DAKOTA.
T. F.. McHugh, lately elected mayor
of Grafton, IS brother of Hon. L. Nc
Hugh, of Langdon, member Of the leg
islature, from Cavalier county.
N. K. Marrinan and W. G. Treu-
mann Of Grafton, have formed a part
nership and purchased the interest OF
Mayor Spencer in the abstracting of
titles.
The genial 2. T. Murtha, of Grafton,
is paving good deal of attention just
now TO his Minneapolis interests. The
St. James will prosper under his eff
cient management.
Mrs. Mary Barrett Of Jamestown,
who, after suffering for the period Of
seven days, from typhoid pneumonia,
passed quietly and peacefully away on
March "a, was born in Ireland in 1924
and in 1S47 came to this country and
settled in New York, from whence she,
with her husband and family, removed
to Minnesota, and id 1885 came to
Jamestown, d. T.: at which place she
lived until the time of her death.
WISCONSIN,.
VIM. Gleason. of Minneapolis. who
had the contract for putting IN sewer
on Tower avenue, Superior, last SUM
mer. is again in that city.
The Peoples and Democratic eandi