The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1899-10-21
OVER THE NORTHWEST.

Christopher Connolly, all old resident
o! Salem township, OlmSled county,
died at his home Oct. 5th al o'clock,
death being caused by old age, he hay
ing been ailing for long time
Christopher Connolly was born near
Dublin, Ireland, in the year 1877. When
young man about twenty years OF age
he came to America, first settling in
Massachusetts, A short time after his
arrival he was married to Miss Mar
garct Mullen, who, with four children
survive him. In 1854 they came west
settling in Olmsted county on the farm
where he died. The surviving children
are Mrs Julia Hcaton, southwest Of the
city; Mrs. Elizabeth Hines, OF Jackson
county, Mich; James, OF Salem, and
Mrs. Mary Montague, who resides in
North Dakota.
The funeral occurred at ST. Johns
church Saturday morning, Oct. 9TH, at
10 o'clock, Rev. FIR. Riordan officiating,
The ntcrmcnt was in the Catholic cenl-
etcry.
Mrs Elizabeth O'Nei, an old and
respected resident OF Rochester, died at
s o'clock Tuesday morning, Oct. TO-
aged about 65 years. The deceased was
a rclict OF the late Thomas O'Ncil and
was highly esteemed by all who knew
her. She is survived by one daughter
Mrs. Edward Hcaton OF ST Paul. The
funeral services were held Thursday
morning. Oct. 12, at 10 o'clock at St
Johns Catholic church, Rev. Father
Riordan officiating. Burial was in the
Catholic cemetery by the side of her
late husband.
The date OF the dedication OF the new
Catholic church in Belgrade has been
fixed for Tuesday, Nov. 81 and will be
dedicated by Archbishop Ireland, who
will preach the sermon. The hour has
not been definitely determined upon yet
but will probably be in the morning
The archbishop will visit st. Peter on
his trip and on Sunday the 10Th will
confirm large class at ST. Peter ant
Paul's church, and on Monday the 2otl
will conduct confirmation services AT
the Church OF the 1mmaculantc Con,
ception.
A large court OF the Catholic Order
OF Foresters was organized at Ellis
worth Oct. 9, with the following Of
ficers: ]. P. Riehscn, chief ranger
VIM. Bofenkamp, financial secretary; p
b. Scholters, recording secretary; James
Burke, treasurer; P. Lcvins, past CHIEF
ranger; Nick LEM, vice chief ranger
B. H. Basing, Jr., inside sentinel; Matt
Pint, Jr., outside sentinel; VIM. Con
don, M. B. Burke, John N. LEM, trus-
tees; DR.. Carter, medical examiner
The court will start with about fifty
members.
Mr.. John Shecllan, oi Montgomery
was attacked Sunday, Oct. 8, by a vi
cious bull and were it not for the arriva
OF two OF the Budars boys with clu
and pitchfork matters would undoubt
cdly have ended worse He had three
ribs broken and his LEG and body badly
bruised. He is now getting along
nicely and will soon be around again.
Rev. Father Molloy, who has hat
charge OF St. Georges parish at Glen
coe for the past three years, has de
parted for his new field Of labor il,
Litchfeld, while Rev. Father Gleason
who has had charge OF the Hutcllinso,
and Greenlcaf parishes Tor the past two
years, preached his farewell sermon a
Hutchinson Sunday, Oct 8, preparation,
to taking UP his charge at Glencoe
Rev. Father Hart, who will administer
to the clerical wants OF the Hutchinson
and Greenleaf people, celebrated mas!
at Glencoe Oct. 8. .....