The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1904-11-12
OVER THE NORTHWEST.

old resident ul llle loWll VI r-tlil' wy"
Sunday of last week. at his home, of
| general debility, aged about seventy
five wears. He leaves one daughter,
| Mrs. Louise Gillgan. to mourn her
loss. He WAS an old soldier OF the
regular army. His body was buried
beside that of his wife, on Nov. l. III
the Shiedsville cemetery. and his re-
mains were followed to the grave by
one of the largest funerals ever seen
in Shicldsvile.
Richmond. Minn.-Mrs. John Philip.
formerly of this village died Saturday,
Oct. 80, ut Osawatonic, Kan. The re-
| mains were shipped to Farming for
burial and passed through the village
| Tuesday. Nov. >. Deceased was ~
| wears of age and leaves husband
and four children, ranging from : to
years old. Interment was made the
| following Thursday morning ana the
| funeral took place from the Farming
| Catholic church.
Valley City, N. D.-Mrs. Bridget
Daily, wife of James Daily, ST., died
at the family residence in this city
Wednesday morning of last week and
the funeral took place from st. Cath
crimes church. Mrs. Daily was born
i'm Quebec, Canada, December II, 1880,
and with her parents moved to llous-
ton county, Minnesota, in 1891. Three
wears later she was married to Mr..
Daily. They moved to Barnes county
i'm 1878, settling in the southern part
of the county. and about three years
ago took I'D tlieir residence in Valley
CITY. She was the mother of ten chill
dren, three of whom are living--Strpll-
en- and james of this city and Mrs.
John Casey OF West Quincy, Mass.
Mrs. Daily's illness commenced year
ago in December and last August she
suffered Il stroke of paralysis, it being
the latter which resulted i'll her death.
Ellsworth, NIinn.-The people of st.
Mary's were very much disappointed
when they learned Friday that Father
Hartlieb was not to return to ELS
worth. but, OH account of his health,
had been assigned by Bishop Cotter
to Conceptions, Mimi, parish in WA
bnsla county north Of Winonm. says
the Herald of the 4th inst. He had
been with us nearly six years and i'll
that time had made many warm
friends. Always leader in religious
affairs and tho upbuilding of his par
ish. lie exercised an influential con-
troll enjoyed by few men in any COM
munity He was friend of every
good citizen here as well as a wise
councillor and father to every one Of
his own church. However. in his
Mace has been assigned Il very able
and Jealous young priest in the per-
son of Father William Griffin Of Con-
ccption. the place to which Father
Hartlicb has gone He arrived Satur-
day and conducted his first services as
pastor Sunday, preaching Il splendid
sermon during mass. He is native
of New York state, and has been in
the priesthood five years, three Of
which he spent at Conception. He
comes highly recommended as 4 wise
and prudent priest. The people of the
parish extend Il hearty welcome to
their new pastor, and trust that his
labors here may be as successful and
his stay among them as pleasant us
| that of the good father whose success
sor he is.
Hastings. NIinn.--Nlr. ,William III.
O'Connell and Miss Mary NJ. Millett Of
this city We're united in married in
the chapel of st. Teresa's convent
on Monday morning of last week,
Rev i. II. Cunningham officiating in
the presence of relatives and imme-
date friends. Miss NJ. Agnes McNa-
mara, of Merriam Park, Il cousin of
the bride. was bridesmaid, and Mr..
William ]. Riley, Of st. Paul, a
nephew of the groom. was best man.
The bride is the only daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. James Millett, and is i young
lady who is greatly admired by all
who know her. The groom is pros
porous farmer, but during the past
year has joined the ranks Of our bust
ness men, having until recently had
charge of the Thompson elevator. Mr..
John N. Hardy, Of Langdon, and Miss
Nellie l.. lIesclton, of Cottage Grove,
We're married Wednesday evening.
November ., at five o'clock ut the par
sonage Of the church Of the Guardian
Angels, Rev. T.. II. Cunningham Off
ciating. The attendants were Miss
Eta M. Hcsclton, sister Of the bride,
and Mr.. Newell NJ. Hardy, brother of
the groom.
lie Sucur, Mirn,.-Monday morning,
October 81, about 6 o'clock, Mrs. Mary
Fecny, Of Tyrone, died at the home
Of her son, Of Bright's disease. She
was Is years old last May. She was
born in Ireland and lived there until
1850. when she came to America. In
1868 with her husband and family she
settled in this county. where she con-
tinued to reside until death claimed
her, except one year spent with a son