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posed OF his farm ana moved into
Anoka, serving as street commits
s!oner under the Scanlon administra-
ton. Deceased leaves, besides his
; widow, five sons and three daughters,
as follows: james, of California,
John, st. Paul; Edward, Spokane,
Wash; Mrs. Conray, Los Angeles;
Margaret, Duluth; Catherine, Anoka;
William, Hibbing, Mimi, and Leo,
Proctor Mott, Mimi.
Deer River Minn.-John Kennedy,
, aged about fifty years, who has for
years been cook In the Itasca COM
pany's camps. died suddenly while on
log drive On the Mississippi Wednes-
day night Of last week from apoplexy.
DIR. Fairall made the death certificate
and Officer Bond and some of the
crew brought the remains to town and
shipped them to the county authori-
ties at Grand Rapids. The home of
deceased is not known.
Glencoe, Minn.-During the hail
and electrical storm which passed
over this section Monday evening of
last week, lightning struck and burn
ed a stack of wheat on the farm of
A. NJ. O'Donnell in Rich Valley. The
peculiar circumstances which sur
round the fire are that although the
stack was situated on the north end
of the setting Of six stacks and al
though a high wind blew from the
northeast, none of the other stacks
were injured A drenching rain was
, falling at the time, and it is supposed
the bolt passed down the center of
the stack struck and burned from the
interior Outwards, but the adjacent
stacks were too watersoaked to ignite.
Owatonna, Minn.-A severe electric
storm with a heavy downpour of rain
passed over the city early Thursday
morning of last week. During the
storm, lightning struck St. Joseph
Catholic church, corner of Elm and
Fremont streets and did much dam
age. 1t also struck John Martins
barn on the outskirts of the city, set
ting the building on fire. The barn
was burned. John Martin succeeded
in saving his live stock. The dam
age is estimated between $500 and
$500 with very little Insurance.
lakewood, N D.-The new Catholic
church at lakewood will be ready for
service in about two weeks. 1t is a
handsome structure, costing $4,000,
not counting the value of the glass in
the windows. The church has three
stseples, one large one and two small
ones. Individual members of the con-
gregation are having handsome men,
orial windows put in, in memory of
their departed friends.
Graceville, Minn.-Thos. McDon-
neil died here Wednesday night Of
last week, Of pneumonia. He had
been working with threshing crew
near here and took sick on the 9Th
inst. He was brought to the hospital
here where his death occurred. His
sister, Mrs. J. P. Right, and her hus-
band, of Montevideo were here to at
tend the funeral which took place
from Holy Rosary church.
Slayton, Minn.-Miss Mabel Broul-
lette and Mr., William Riley, both of
Mason township, were married at the
Catholic church, Slayton, on Tuesday
morning, Sept. -, Father Lavery Of
ficiating. Miss Clara Martin acted as
bridesmaid and Frank Riley was best
man. After the ceremony at the
church the bridal party drove to the
home of the brides parents, where
breakfast was served. In the after
noon the elder friends of the young
people met at the Broulette home and
in the evening the young people gath
cred to celebrate the union of these
popular young people.
| The marriage of Miss Mayme Hall
imam, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John
Mailman Of FaXon, to VIM. Nolan was
solemnized at the Catholic church in
Jessenland last Monday morning, Rev.
Father Joy performing the ceremony.
Miss Nora Mailman was bridesmaid
and John Mailman was groomsman.
The newly married couple left on a
wedding trip to st. Paul where they
will be for short time. They are
both we'll known young people of
FaXon and will begin their new life
on the farm of the groom in that town.
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