The Irish standard., 1902-05-24
OVER THE NORTHWEST,

ut his home in Cascade township. He
had apparently been in usual health
up to Monday. when he was seized
with an acute attack of Briyht's dis
ease. Mr.. McGovern was one of the
earliest settlers Of the county. and
though he had passed the three score
and ten Year limit, he was strong and
vigorous UP to the last few days of Ii $
life. Mr.. McGovern was Il native OF
Ireland. He came to, this country aud
settled in Salem township in 1854. He
remained there for many years. and
quite recently moved to Cascade town.
ship. His wife entered into her rest
six years ago. but their two daugh-
tiers. Mrs. Edw. Clark and Miss .Jcn-
ME McGovern. survive. The funt raj
was held ut st. Johns church. Thurs
day. ut 10 Il. H.. Rev. VIM. Ri rdan
officiating.
Shakopce. Minn.-William Grant
/ aged 81 years, died at his home in
Eagle Creek. on May IL. He was IL
! sou of Mr.. and Mrs. William Grant
and was born on the farm where lie
died. He grew up there, and about
two years ago went out to Washing
| ton state to take Il position With his
| brother as fireman on the Great North
ern road. He was stricken with ty-
ll0iI in Il
came home. The disease merged into
| tuberculosis. and he sank rapidly to
his death. He leaves beside his father
and mother. four sisters and four
brothers. Mrs. Ed Riley lives at Kal-
ispel, Mont: Miss Mary Grant is ut
Spokane, Wash: Joseph ana James
are also there: and Margaret. Terry.
Agnes and Thomas are at home. With
the exception of Mrs. Riley and Mary,
all were present at the funeral. which
took place from st. AIary's church.
Intcrment was in the Old Catholic
cemetery.
Hastings, AIinn.-Thc funeral of
Thomas Francis Carolan, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Patrick Carolan, occurred
OH last Sunday week from the Church
of the Guardian Angels. Rev. ]. a.
Fitzgerald officiating. the remains
having arrived in this city on Satur-
day. His death occurred on the Still
inst, at Carbondalc, ILL.,, while on his
way home from New Orleans. He was
forced to stop at Carbondalc and en-
tered Il hospital. but died after an ILL
ness Of ten days, of heart trouble.
from which lie suffered more or less
during the past year. He was born
May 3, 1877, in New York city. COM
Ing here With his parents when hut
an infant. The remains were Inferred
in the Guardian Angels cemetery.
Faribault. Minn.--WiIlim Maloney,
one of the old settlers of Minnesota.
died at his sons residence in this city
on May l. He was born in the parish
of knockavlly. county of Cork. Ire
land. and his family burial place is
the Abbey of Kilcrca. He came to
the United States over sixty years ago.
He worked on the st. GATHERINGS
canal. Canada. on farm in the state
of Maine. on sailing coasters from
Maine to North Carolina. OH the water
works in New York. and as Il blastcr
of rock on the Harlem tunnel Ralti-
more n Ohio road. and as a blast,r
Of rock in the quarrics of Kentucky
and Indiana. In 1886 lie settled on
government land in the township of
Shicllsville. Rice county. MINI. BY
hard work and industry he acquired Il
large amount of real estate. which he
decided to his sons. Cornelius and
James Mahoncy, who. with one daugh-
ter. survive him.
| Wnbasha. Minn.--AIrs. Catharinc
Dillon died at the home OF her niece,
Mrs. William Il. LutZ. in Lake City.
on Tuesday evening of last week. ut
the advanced age of % years. Her
parents cmigratcd from Ireland in 1907
and settled in Cambria county. Pa.
where Catharinc BROMLEY was born on
June II, 1910. On August 10. 1890,
she was united in marriage to Charles
Dillon, Father GalitZen. the celebrated
Russian count who did such splendid
missionary work. having performed
the ccrmony. Hc also had baptized
her us an infant. In 1861 she. With
her husband. came to this city. where
they continued to reside until 1871,
when they moved to the claim in High
land upon which they continued to re.
side until the death of hnr husband.
ever since has made her home with
Mrs. LutZ. The remains We're taken on
the Friday evening train to Kellogg.
and from the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
John MCMILLAN. Saturday. We're taken
to the Catholic cemetery Of Highland.
where they find Il resting place under
the shadow of the little church where
she had worshiped for so many years.
She led beautiful Christian life. and
was truly good woman.
Waverly, Minn.-AIrs. Catharine
Brennan formerly of Woodland. but
for the past few years resident ut Min
neapolis. died last Sunday week, aged
nearly 20 years. She was the mother