The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1904-04-23
OVER THE NORTHW EST.

will long be remembered by many resi-
dents of Anaconda and other cities of
the state, the Anaconda council of the
knights of Columbus was initiated
with appropriate services here on the
10th inst, which We're followed, at
night, by sumptuous banquet at the
Montana hotel. During the morning a
special train arrived in the city, having
on board several hundred residents
from Butte and many from other Mon
tana cities. Following the arrival Of
the special in the city the members of
the Anaconda lodge and the visitors
proceeded to Saint Paul's church to at
O'Clock in the afternoon the work of
initiating members into the order was
undertaken. About sixty members, in
Guiding fifteen from the Butte council,
received degrees, the first and second
degrees being conferred by the Butte
council and the third degree by c. p.
Connolly, territorial deputy, assisted by
officers from eastern councils. The
lodge work took up the greater part of
the afternoon. Under the caption of,
'eThe Flow" appeared the programme
OF toasts and responses. Colonel r.
u .-eary, of the Anaconda council, was
POSTMASTER, and he ably filled his posi-
ton. The colonel was in his happiest
vein and his remarks started the
banquet off in the proper spirit. Every
speaker who was called on ably filled
the part assigned to him and some able
Oratory was furnished for the enjoy
ment of the guests The Flow was
as follows: Observation-Disclosures of
welcome Colonel Il. O'Leary. Anacon-
ola council; response-The Territorial
Deputy. X. of c.: The President of
the United States" Honorable Thomas
ii. Carter. Helena council; The
knights of Columbus ]. II. Jackson,
Butte council; "America. ]. j. Me
Caffrey, Anaconda council: Our Sis
ter State. Washington" ]. Il. O'Brien.
Spokane council; Montana" Thomas
Martin, Helena council; The Butte
Council" C. +. NIeaghcr. Butte coun-
eli; The Church in Montana" Rev. p.
DeSiere. Butte council: 1.-The Medical
Profession" Doctor ]. +. Spelman, An
aconda council; The Legal Profession
Hon. c. T.. Kelly. Butte council; Mem
cries of the Novice" Hon. ]. T.. Me
Donnell, Anaconda council; "ApcXcs."
Honorable j ]. Mediation. Butte coun-
Gil; 'lIclena Council" Hon. j. \.
Walsh. Helena council: "Butte-'rhe
Salnbrious." DR.. lgnatius Donnelly.
Helena council; 1.-The Ladies'" Hon.
4. y. Connolly, Butte council: ANA
conha Council,' Captain William NJ.
Kelly. Anaconda council
ShAkopcc. Minn-Mrs Stephen Con-
roy died Sunday morning. April 10. at
her home in Spring Lake town. of APP
oplcXy, at the age of CS years. Death
came very suddenly while she was at
breakfast and Coroner Hirscher was
summoned. who determined the cause
of death rs apoplrXy. The funeral
was held the following Tuesday from
st. GATHERINGS church. She is sur
vivcd by her AGED husband and six
children. Thomas and Michael. Mrs
Mccarthy AMI Miss Katie of st. Paul
ant. Mrs. James t,.an and Miss Sarah
of Prior Lake
Butte. nt-'Thomas Muriarity. Il
SwitchnAn. fell beneath the wheels of
an engine in the Great Northern yards
last Monday and WAS instantly killed.
His head WAS severed. right foot cut
off and left arm torn from its socket.
With others of the yard crew Morarity
was riding on the fuotbuArd ON TIM
front Of the engine. The locomotive
was moving slowly and had reached II
point about two hundred yards cast of
the station when Morinrity jumped off.
Before the crew could realize how it
happened he was under the engine
There was little left but the trunk of
the body. AIoriarity formerly lived in
st. Paul and is believed to have rela-
tivcs there. he was about 81.
Slnyton. Minn.-Niiss Mary Agnes
Shirley and MIR Charles Mccormack
were married at the Catholic church in
this village at ID o'clock on Tuesday
morning. April II. by Father Lavery
Miss barbara Mccormack. sister of the
groom. attended the bride and James
Shirley attended the groom. The bride
was dressed in crepe de CHEN over
white silk taifeta. Il veil. and carried
brides roses. Tho groom wore the
conventional black. The bridesmaid
was dressed in light blue silk. The
wedding march was played by Miss
Rose Brownri@g. After the ceremony
a wedding breakfast was served at the
home Of the brides parents east of
town.
Cannon Falls, Mnn.-Thc barn and
small buildings on the farm of Andy
DOrlan, northwest of here. were de-
stroyed by fire Monday. Two horses.
Il colt and four hogs were burned to
death. The origin of the fire is UNI
known. but it is supposed to have been
caused by il spark from the locomotive
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