The Irish standard., 1905-10-14
OVER THE NORTHWEST


Tom O'Malley was held in this city,
and not at Colorado Springs, as was
announced last week. Arrangements
had all been made for the funeral at
Colorado Springs, but at the last mo-
ment the plans We're changed and the
body was brought home. The funeral
was held Sunday afternoon from St.
GATHERINGS church, Father Sailer Of
floating. The members of the Valley
City fire department and of the Order
of Eagles, Mr.. O'Malley having been a
member of both organizations, We're
present in body.
Grand Forks, N. Dan important
damage suit was continued until the
Grand Forks term Of the federal court
by stipulation-D. NJ. O'Connell VS..
the 500 Railway Company. O'Connell
is a travelling man who lives in Grand
Forks, and he seeks to recover $4,000
from the 500 company for an assault
made on him by man employed by
the company to conduct it's hotel and
restaurant at Enderlin. The assault
occurred over year ago, when O'Con-
nell visited the hotel operated by the
company. Without any provocation
the hotel man is charged with making
a vicious assault on O'Connell and us
ing him up badly.
Rochester, Minn.-Charles McClosky
Sept. 30, at his home on West Fifth
street, after an illness of three months.
His death was caused by a general
decline in strength due to old age.
He suffered not at all except from
weakness. Mr.. McClosky was in his
seventy-fifth year, and has been a
respected citizen of Rochester for over
forty years. He is survived by his
three sons--Charles and John of Port
land, and Robert of Chicago, and one
daughter, Miss Katherine McClosky,
Of the city. The funeral was held at
ST. Johns church at 10 o'clock Tuesday
morning. The A. O. H. lodge, of
which the deceased was a member,
acted as an escort Of honor.
Winona, Minn.-Mrs. Monohan, bet
known as Grandma Monohan," died
at the home of her sons, Ed. and Mar
! tin Monohan, on Homer Ridge road at
Is o'clock Monday afternoon, Oct. 2.
She was ninety four years Of age, and
was one of the Oldest residents IF the
county. The funeral was held on
Thursday forenoon at 10 o'clock from
the residence, and the interment was
at ST. Mary's cemetery.
Minot, N. D.-Mayor Joseph Roach
was seriously, If not fatally, injured in
q runaway accident Thursday, Oct. S
While standing near the Roach ele-
Svator he was struck by runaway
team and crushed under the weight
| Of a heavily loaded farm wagon. The
| mayor was picked up in an uncon-
| scious condition and taken to his resi-
| dence. Mr.. Roach is president of the
Second National bank Of Minot, a
| member of the state Republican cen
| trail committee, chairman of the county
committee and one Of the wealthiest
! men in this section of the state.
Bird Island, Minn.-Jerry Hurley OF
Bird Island died at the home Of his
parents Wednesday, Oct. 4, of rheuma-
tism. Deceased was 81 years of age
and was born and reared in Bandon
township. His untimely death is
mourned by large number of rela-
tives and friends.
Superior, Wis.-Plans for the build
ing of cathedral to take the place
Of the present Sacred Heart church are
still being discussed informally by
Bishop Schinner and his advisers, but
so far no specific plan of action has
been outlined for beginning the work
! and it Is hardly probable that any will
be until later in the winter or the early
1 spring. 1t is assured, however, that
when work is finally begun it will
be on handsome structure to cos,
at least $125,000. Possibly before tina;
time work will have begun on the