The Irish standard., 1905-02-11
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OVER THE NORTHWEST.
Anaconda, Mont.-Tom Parker OF
this city received paper from Ire
land short time since telling of the
death Of DR.. Edward O'Hanlon, form
erly of Anaconda. DR.. O'Hanlon
then Mr.. O'Hanlon, entered the volun
teer service during the Spanish-Amer
ican war and was member of the
First Montana regiment. Previous tt
becoming volunteer Mr.. O'Hanlor
was weighmaster at the smelter here
Later he went into commercial bust
ness with a partner under the firm
name of O'Hanlon & Murphy.
Shakopee, Minn.-Died at her home
in this city, Monday morning, January
80, at 1890 O'clock, of bronchial pneu
monia, Mrs. Rose Craig, aged 80 years
The funeral services were held from
st. Mary's church, Wednesday, Feb
/, Rev. FIR. Jansen officiating In the
absence of the regular pastor, Rev
VIM. McGolrick, who was sick. Mrs
Craig was one of the pioneer residents
of the city. The remains were inferred
in the lower Catholic cemetery in q
grave beside that of her husband
Among those from out of town who
were present at the funeral services
were, Robert Demers and Mrs. Farnen
of St Paul; James and John Milan
of Lakeville; Thomas Thornton and
Patrick O'Rourke of Spring Lake.
Monroe, Mich.-Arthur Hanson, ad-
ministfator of the estate Of H. Waters,
has paid the Inheritance tax on the
$4,000 which the latter left to old
sweethearts Alice Kendall, Of
this city; Miss Nellie Callahan, Of
Saginaw, and Miss Kate Riley, of De
troit. Each woman receives $4,000
from her admirer, who could never
choose between the three.
Anoka, Minn.-Chas. Mcintyre, pro.
prietor Of the Star restaurant, is con-
fined to his bed from the effects Of a
paralytic stroke to his left side, which
he suffered on Tuesday of last week,
says the Free Press. The stroke came
upon him suddenly during the night,
when about o'clock in the morning
he awoke his wife, finding that he
could not turn over on his right side.
Mr.. Mcintyre had q similar shock a
few years ago, but recovered and this
last one, affecting as it does the side of
the heart, makes his condition all the
more serious. At present he Is not
suffering any pain to speak of, and has
been able to meet and converse with
friends. The largest class in the
history Of st. Stephens church in this
city, Rev. Father Dolphin, pastor, was
confirmed by Archbishop Ireland Sun.
day of last week. There were 40 in
the class.
Burnsville, Minn,-James Sheridan
one Of our old settlers Of this town
died at his home the Goth Of January
aged "a. Mr.. Sheridan settled on 8
farm here in 1866 and was a resident
until 1902 when he sold his farm ant
moved to Savage. Old age was hit
principal ailment. His widow sur
vies him, they having no children liv
ing. His brother John and nephew
Henry of Swift Co., Minn., also Mrs
Rodney, niece. and Mrs. Carr, .
sister, and large number Of olt
friends and neighbors attended tn
funeral. He was laid to rest Jan. 2;
at st. Johns cemetery, Burnsville.
Two Harbors, Minn.-Thomas Don
ahue, a brakeman on the Duluth
Missabe & Northern road, was almos
instantly killed in the yards near Hih
bing, Monday, by being knocked Of
carload Of logs on which he wa
riding and thrown under the trair
One car passed over his body. Fl
was 27 and left a wife and one c,,ild
Saltwater, Minn.-John Mccarthy
Michael Welch, William Regan and
party of estimators from Duluth lef
last Sunday night for the coast Q
North Carolina, to estimate larg
area Of timber in which A. J. Lammer!
James e. McGrath and other Mime
sotans are interested. They will b
away about six or eight weeks.
Wabasha, Mimi. F. McGover
died last Sunday. He had been prom
nent in county and state politics an
served four terms as county attorne!
He had been clerk of the school boar
for several years. Last April he wa
elected mayor and made an exemplar
record. He was also prominent 1
society circles.
Moorhead, Minn.-Wm. ]. Ora!
who shot ex-Chief Of Police T. I
Murphy while being arrested som
years ago, made application to th
pardon board and was refused. Ora
committed burglary in this city an
the chief, learning that his man wa
in Fargo, went across the bridge
look for him and found him. Will
on the way back to Moorhead, Ora
drew a revolver and shot Murphy
the abdomen. The shooting took plac
on the Fargo side of the bridge, an
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