The Irish standard., 1904-08-13
OVER THE NORTHWEST.

Mooney and Edward ]. MCGOWAN
We're married at s O'clock Wednesday
morning, Aug. 3, at the Catholic
church. Only immediate friends Wit
messed the ceremony
Missoula. Mont.-Thc state conven-
ton of the Ancient Order of Hiber-
mans will be held in Alissoula during
the latter part Of August. The local
order is making elaborate arrange
mcnts for the entertainment of the
visitors, who will number between 100
and 100. The state convention will be
in session for three days, and the
Union theatre will be secured as the
place of meeting. The visitors will be
banuUeted and given Il ride about the
city to the principal places of interest.
Edward c. Mulroney, who was i'll
strumental in securing the convention
for Alissoula at the Great Falls con-
vention of two years ago, is chairman
of the local committee on entertain
mcnt.
F;libault, Minn.-Cornelius Carney,
who resided on Fifth street and Sixth
avenue, expired early Monday MORN
ing, Aug. /, of intestinal obstruction
complicated by general tuberculosis.
He was thirty-three years of age. He
was born in Ireland, and at the age
of ten years came to this country,
where lie has since resided. The flu
neral took place the following We'd
ncsday from the immaculate Concep-
tion church and the remains We're in
TERED at Calvary cemetery.
Winona, A[inn.-The announcement
of the retreat Of the priests of Winona
diocese was made Monday morning,
Aug. 1. 1t will open on Monday even
ing, Aug. %, and will continue until
the following Friday morning. 1t will
be conducted by Rev. Father Ross
winllel S. j., of Chicago. Practically
all of the priests of Winona diocese
will come for this retreat, which will
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Ipswich, s. D.-NIrs. Bridget O'Reil-
ley, of Fountain township, died at her
home Tuesday, July &c, of Bright's
disease, after a lingering illness. De-
ceased had lived in Edmunds county
since 1888. In 1888 her husband died,
leaving her with eleven children, all
Of whom survive her. Although left
alone to battle through life, she gave
her children good educations without
an exception, all Of them are a credit
to their ancestors Mrs. J. ]. Skahen
and Miss Mary O'Reilley, of Prince
ton, Mimi, daughters of deceased, and
Mrs. James O'Reilley, of st. Paul,
We're here to attend the funeral. Flu
neral services were held at the Cath
Ollie church July %, Rev. Father Duren
officiating.
Helena, Mont.-Roman. artists are
now ut work on a mosaic of the late
Bishop Brondel, which is to be INSTALL
ed as a memorial of the prelate in the
cathedral Of the Sacred Heart. The
picture will be mounted on great
marble slab. Several months must
elapse before its completion, las the
work cannot progress with speed.
The picture will be made Of hundreds
of stones, nicely fitted and with due
regard to colors and shading.
Faribault, Minn.--Peter McAIanus,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Nc
Manus, of this city, died at Rochester
Wednesday, Aug. 3. The funeral took
place the following Friday and the re-
mains were inferred in Calvary cem-
etery.
Willmar, NIinn.-It is reported that
Martin McNulty was killed by acct
dent on his railway run in Canada.
McNulty was we'll acquainted in this
city, having been in the railway serv-
ice here until a short time ago. He
was brakeman on the passenger and
later given charge of freight as con-
ductor. He left here some months
ago, and as far as can be learned, he
was ut the time Of his death residing
at Port Arthur, Ontario.