The Irish standard., 1905-06-10
this city. The sorrowing family

f this city. The sorrowing family
ave the sympathy of their many
'iends in their bereavement.
Helena, Mont. A pretty double
| Wedding, in which a quartet of young
| ..eople we'll known in Helena We're the
| principals. occurred May % at S o.
! elock at the residence of Bishop John
i2. Carroll, on Catholic hill Addi
I ional interest was given to the cere-
| nony because OF the fact that the
| ,ridegrooms are brothers, while the
| brides are cousins. The contracting
| couples We're Henry \. Bertram and
Miss Mae MCGOWAN, and William r.
Bertram and Miss Anna Narceau
| Helena has been the home of the
| couples for some years. although Hen
ry y. Bertram has recently removed
| to Butte, and to that city he will take
his bride. All are popular in the city.
Miss MCGOWAN and Miss Marceau
have for some time held positions III
| the New York store. The ceremony
was attended by only few relatives
Of the contracting couples. Reverend
| Father S. ]. Sullivan was the ofIiciat-
| ing clergyman.
Faribault, Minn.-While Lawrence
| e,eoghcgan. of Webster, was coming
| TO town for a load OF lumber recently,
| the pole OF his wagon came out of the
neck Yoke about two miles out of
| town, and the team ray away. Mr..
| Geo9hegan was thrown Off the load
and his back Was broken in two
places. He died almost instantly. Mr..
Geoghegan was the son of a prom
inent and wealthy farmer of Webster.
Anaconda, Mont.-The funeral of
attended. Mr.. Heffron was we'll
known in Anaconda, and the many
friends of the family We're present to
show q last mark of respect to the
deceased. The Grand Army post OF
Anaconda. to which Mr.. Hcffron be-
lonecd. was present in a body, that
organization having charge of the fll-
neral arrangements. From the resi-
donce. on the corner Of Cherry and
Fifth streets, the funeral cortege pro-
ceeded to St. Pauls church. where
solemn high mass was celebrated.
The interment took place in Mount
Carmel cemetery.
Butte, Mont.-NIichael Monogram,
brother of Pat Monogram, the popu-
lar East Park street merchant, died re-
Gently in County Mayo, Ireland. He
lost his wife about three years ago.
He was an old pioneer of Butte, hav
ing worked here as an engineer about
twenty years. His many friends will
regret his demise.
New Richmond, Wis.-Mrs. Nc
Tigue, a pioneer of Erin Prairie, died
at the home of her daughter, Mrs.
Burnell, in st. Paul, last Sunday. The
remains were taken to Jcwett and the
funeral held from the Catholic church
in Erin.
Jericho, Iowa,-Mrs. Mary O'Hollo-
ran, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. BARLEY
Norton, died May 23, aged "a years.
Her husband, three sons, parents,
brothers and sisters are left to mourn.
She was educated at the Assumption
school, Cresco, Iowa. Her funeral oc-
CURED May 25 from the Catholic
church, Lourdes, Iowa, and was one Of
the largest ever seen at that place,
upwards Of 1870 carriages forming the
procession.
,Jessenland, Minn.-James Donlon,
a well-llnown resident of Jessenland
township, passed away on Monday of
last week at st. Paul, where he had
been under the care of a physician
since the past winter. He had been
ailing for number of years and grad
ually wasted until death resulted. He
was 43 years old and is survived by
q lulllliS VI ILL SC CIlllul ell, lllo Wllc
preceding him two years ago. The
funeral was held the following
Wednesday morning from the Jessen-
land Catholic church, the members of
the A. o. H. and M. w. A. conducting
the funeral
Belle Plaine, Minn.-The death of
James Kelly, we'll known old settler
Of Belle Plaine township, came as a
deep surprise to the many who knew
him, for he had been sick only few
days. He died ON Wednesday, hay
81, 1905. following an attack of
Bright's disease. He was about IS
years old Deceased was born in
County Clair, Ireland, and came to
New York in 1S49. After a short resi-
dence in Pennsylvania and Illinois, he
came to Minnesota, locating on the
farm in Belle Plaine township in 1869.
During the intervening years in
which he has made his home here he
was considered an ideal neighbor and
held the esteem Of all who enjoyed his
acquaintance. He leaves a son John
and one daughter, Mrs. j. w. McCue.
His wife preceded him to the grave
25 years ago. The funeral was held
from the Sacred Heart church.
SOUTH DAKOTA.