The Irish standard., 1898-02-05
OVER THE NORTHWEST,

March 6. 1t will be in chA 'ge of Tn
Dominican Fathers.
Shakcpcc, Minn.-Thcmas {. Connolly
a young man Of IS years, died of con
sumption III his parents home in Sprin
Lake township on Jan. 20, after n lin
|. gering illness of about a year. No nor,
oetlful and respectable young man wa.
ever raised in this county ana his u,l-
timely death is sad blow to his age /!
parents and four sisters, who s,rvivs
him. The funeral took place from St
MafSs church, this city, last Saturday,
week. and was attended by numerous
friends from al parts of the country us
we'll as from st. Paul. Minneapolis AMI
other places. EeNuie.n Nigga mass was
celebrated by Rev. Father Fleming, ana
the remains were laid to rest in the
Catholic cemetery.
Tho Wheaton Footprints OF Jan. %.
says; Her many friends here were pain
Cd to hear CT the death of Mrs. 7. T.,
oHair. which occurred Tuesday morn
ing. at 10 o'clC~k at st. Joseph's Hos
pltal i'll st. Paul. Mrs. O'Hair has been
an invalid for some time. and few
months ago went to st. Paul in the hopes
OF obtaining relief. Decease, was 50
Years CT age at the time of her death and
Was a native of st. Paul, where ler par
ents now reside. Her maiden name vas
Miss Anna Fallahan. She was married
to Mr.. O'lair Gu the 10Th uf January.
1856. SO that her death occurred ON The
anniversary CT her wedding day Tic:
moved from st. Paul to Deluno, remain
ing there about two years, afterwards
ccmlng to Graccville, where they lived
for short time, ct.lning to Wheaton in
1889. During their residence here MR..
otiair cndearcd herself to many amti She
will be sore!y missed by all who knew
her. We extend to Mr.. O'ilar our
heartfelt sympathy in the loss of his
LIES cCmpaniCn ana hclpmatc.
hCthtstcr. Mimi. Mr.. John l.awic,r,
who died here recently, was an Old ami
respected Resident of Olmstcn,l county.
lie was bern in ireland sixtv-iiyr Years
Neo, AND in his early mlnhu&l came tn
;aa United States. After residing IN
New York for a few years he cmiyrat"l
10 Minnesota and took up Il farm in
''avo:hill township shortly afterwards.
i'nr nearly thirty years he has lived in
This ,3hnty. and has Il large circle OF
relatives and friends to whom his dva.h
brings genuine sorrow. Tho end came
to him peacefully, as he was surrounded
by ,n. inur children by his first wife,
lhom"s NJ, Katherine. Mary and Mar
Earct LAWYER. The deceased is also sur
vived by wife and the following child
rem; Anaatasia, Lizzie. Eugene, Ger
trldo ana Gcnivcvc. al, of whom arc
living in Olmstcad county. Mr.. Lawlar
leaves two brothers. Thomas, of llavcr-
hill; William LawlGr, of Cattara,.rus
cIahty, New York; and the following sis
lcrs: Mrs. Maurice O'Connor, OF Car
rollsvillc; Mrs. William Kelly. Mrs. .Io-
hanna OCcnnor and Miss Hannah Law
Ter. of Stcwarsville; Mrs. Michael Br-
mlnsLam. of kilbuck. N. V. and Mrs.
Mary Carmahy, living In Ireland.
Sank Center. Mlnn.--Thc Herald says
that Michael Collins, who formerly own
cd II farm in Lake George, and was we'll
kE@wn i'm this city ANA vicinity. died
at Grand Forks. N. d., last week He
was Enrl In County Glare, ireland, in
l"2" and in 1916 came to America. In
1870 he settled in Lake George township
ana engaged IN farming; in 1882 he 80
moved to Grand Forks where his son II,
dclng PROSPEROUS business Mr. Col
Inns was kind hearted, upright, hos
pftnblc man who was highly regarded by
all who knew Him.
Grand Forks, N. d. james Ryan, of
This city. has bcsn appointed deputy
United States marshal at This u,nr
This relieves Pat llenncssy, who has held
the place for several years and made IL
very fine record in the discharge of ;hc
duties pertaining to ii. Mr.. Ryan was a
representative in the legislature from
Grand Forks county in the last Icpi
Inturc, and Marshal Inggnrt had, il is
understood, promised him the place long
ago. Many strong and influential men
made an effort to have Mr.. IIcnncssy
retained, because CT his gu.l record, but
IN vain. The new dcluty is IL brotIls..
ts Chief Of Police Hugh Ryan.
Great Falls, Mont Mrs Minnie CASH
man, Il white woman, and teacher In
the Fort Shaw schools, clandestnrlv
married Garrett White, Il full blood Pic
gan Indian, ut Duruycr. The bride is u
daughter CT e. G. Bateman, chaplain OF
the United States army at Fort Brlknap
and formerly of Fort AssnniEninc. She
is handsome brunette, 26 years old
and has been In the employ OF the gov
ernmcnt sn"c she was 10 years old. The
ceremony was rcrfCrmtl by Justice of
the peace. Mrs. Cllsilman has a dautf,
ter years CT age. She has deserted
her post and with her husband has gone
East on Il wedding tour
Prescott (Wis.) Tribune: Edwin II.
WGbEcr, prominent citizen of Memo
mince, Wis. and for twcnty-scvcn years
Gro OF the editors of the Dunn County
News, died at his home in that city re-
Gently, aged So years. He used to pub
IiSh a. uan;r in Prp.rutt in rn,pn,pv u,;.h