The Irish standard., 1904-04-02

was Il member of Hastings Lodge No.
81. Degree of Honor. The tune.al
was held from the church of the
Guardian Angels the following Thurs
day morning at $50 O'clock. Rev. 9th
mar Errcn officiating. The interment
WAS in the church cemetery.
Credit River. NInn---Fathcr Carey
of Assumption delivered Il very fine
sermon here on st. Patrick's day on
the Life and I.abors of st. Patrick"
Father Kelley returned With him and
J that evening delivered an address i'll
Father Carey's parish.
| Livingston, Mont. Barney Nc
Cleary. who was taken to the Mis-
soula hospital Sunday, March GOTH
died the following afternoon after hav
I in. /; hemmorllage from the lungs. Mr..
McCleary was thrty-tive years of age.
| The body arrived in Livingston the
next night on No. 1. The funeral took
place Thursday morning following
| from the ST Mary's church to the
| Catholic cemetery, Il large number OF
the friends of the deceased being in
attendance.
hey, Il well-known resident of Yelling.
ton township, died at st. Mary's hos
pital, Rochester. March 18th. He was
is years old and IL resident of Well
ington since 1871. \ widow and four
children survive him.
Hamilton, Mont.-J III. Daily, state
boiler inspector. was over from Helena
Tuesday, March ODD, examining the en-
gineers employed in the new power
plant of the \. c. NJ. Co. Under the
regulations a tirst-class license is re-
duired for all ems 'ncers running en-
gines of 100 horse power or over. Hera-
tofore the engineers running the light
ing plant have needed only Il second
class license.
Flribault Minn.-Tiomas Melon
aid died Tuesday morning, March ODD.
at five o'clock at his home in the town.
ship of Warsaw. aged eighty-fvc
years. Deceased was born in the
county Louth, Ireland. in 1910. He
came TO the United States in October,
1910. Here on the farm which he pur-
chased in 1872. he lived up to the time
of his death. Mr.. Mcdonald is sur
vived by one son and two daughters.
John, Kate and Mary. The funeral
took place on Thursday, the 9th. from
the church of the immaculate Concep-
ton at nine o'clock a. III. Interment
in Calvary cemetery.
WinOnH. Mnn.--Rev. Father Man.
lie reported Father Gallagher, of the
cathedral, was down With typhoid
fever. and his assistant. Father Eng
lish. WAS in the hospital for ten days.
suffering from the same malady. Wi
mona seems to be in the midst of ar
epidemic of typhoid fever.
Butte, Mont.-The funeral of Miss
Theresa Kelley. who died in Las We
gas, N. NJ, was held Saturday, March
10Th, from st. pntricl's church at 10
o'clock. Fathers De Sierc, Harrington
and McGlynn olliciated and a requiem
high mass was said. Miss Kelley was a
Butte girl. having lived here all her
life, excepting the last two years,
which were spent in search of health.
For several years she was employed
in the Butte postOflicc in the general
delivery and registry department. The
pall-bcarers We're Mike Slecnhan, Will
McAInhon. T.. J. Lynch, james Egan.
DR.. Keenan, and Wyn Flood. Inter
mcnt was in the Catholic cemetery.
Waseca, Minn.-Dan Linnillan, who
some years ago went to Red Lake
county and last June was appointed
sheriff Of that county. is constantly
winning new laures on account of his
activity and shrcwdncss. His latest
act that has added to his popularity is
chrOncled in the Red Lake Courier.
Bids were being filed for the construc-
ton of a bridge to span Red Lake river
ut Red Lake Falls. Several construc-
ton companies formed Il combination
and the fact became known to Sheriff
14innihan. who represented an Illinois
concern, and he placed Il bid that
proved to be $4,000 lower than any
other bid submitted and the county is
saved Il very tidy sum.
Deer River, Minn.-Casher L. J.
Carroll, of the State bank, was taken
to the Grand Rapids hospital seriously
ill from relapse of the grip, proved to
have a severe case of pneumonia. He
was very near to death all last week.
Faribault Minn.-Mrs. Francis Mo-
loney died Thursday, March 18th, ut
the home of her daughter, Mrs Pat
rick Harrison near French lake in the
township of Shieldsville. She was a
native of Ireland and was So years of
age. The deceased is mourned by
three daughters, Mrs. james McCabe,
of Hazelwood, Mrs. Patrick Harrison
and Mrs. Richard Brown, of Hillyard,
Washington, and two sons, James Mo-
loney, Of the town of Erin, and Hon.
J. II. Moloney, Of Juneau, Alaska. The
funeral took place the following Sat
/ intr toll,