The Irish standard., 1905-12-23
OVER THE NORTHWEST.

OVER THE NORTHWEST.
"averly, Minn.-Miss Georgia \
Flanagan died in Sturgis. Mich. on
The Sth inst. The deceased WAS horn
IN Waverly and lived here all her life
except TWO vars spent in Michigan
Her Charming manner winning SIM
phc1ty and Kindness won for her the
love and friendship of all with whom
sue came IN contact, but only to those
whose good fortune ii was to know h,r
well is it known how kind, loving and
charitable she was, and it is to those
tn;it the loss is the greatest. The re-
mains We're brought to Waverlv on
Monday. accompanied by her mother
her aunt, Mrs. P. Redmond, of Chicago
ana Mr.. Carl Rehm, of Sturgis Mich
ON Tuesday morning. Dec. -, the FIJI
neral occurred at 8 o'clock from the
catholic church and the interment WAS
IN Howard Lake. She leaves to mourn
her loss besides her parents three
brotacrs ana two sisters.
New Richmond, Wis.-Joh, C. Call
iahan was struck by Wisconsin Gen.
tral freight train. and killed
early Tuesday morning of las
week. The ucci5.en, occurred ON tn
highway crossing one mile west of
Jewett. shortly after o'clock. Calla-
han was driving home Il load of loose
nay and it is tarusht tlat he had
fallen asleep. His head was crushed
and death Was instantaneous The
team escaped unhurt. The crew of
the train which struck iim--vcs,hound
extra freight No. 244--rcported OH the
arrival here at 2:aO Il. m. that they had
struck load of hay. The crew of
tae next train that came along re-
ported finding the body Mr.. Calla-
nan is the son of the late p. Callahan
and lived on the homestead in Erin
Mrs. +. Callahan. now residing in the
city, is his mother, and he leaves a
Wife and eleven children and a number
of brothers and sisters. fle was born
40 YEARS ago in Hudson, and spent his
life in st. Croix county. A number of
years ago he lived in this city. The
funeral was held from the Church of
the immaculate Conception, this city.
Hastings. Minn.-Ofticers of Division
No. 3, South st. Paul, elected the fol-
lowing officers recently: President, ]
j. OBrien; Vice President, John Me
Donald; Recording Secretary, d. l.
Cavanaugh; Treasurer, p. ]. Gibbins:
Sergeant at Arms, III. Doyle; Sentinel
p. J. Malloy.
Brainerd, Minn.-Last Sunday Brain
erd swung into line with other large
metropolitan cities and had the lid
on tight 1t was an innovation that
struck the citizens of our city witr
surprise, some taking the change in
the policy of the administration as an
augury of Il better state of things for
municipal development, while others, as
they wended their way home from the
place Of worship and tried the side
door of the joint where they were ac-
customed to get their midday susten
ance, and finding the door locked,
passed around to the front where, with
curtains raised, all the horrors of tam
talus in the array OF decanters and
bottles, which they could not reach,
met their gaze.
st. Cloud Minn.-For the first time
in 40 years the saloons were closed
tight last Sunday. Mayor Benson says
no more liquor will be sold in st.
Cloud on Sunday while he is mayor.
Died in Helena, Mont, Dec. 10, 1905
John P. Flynn. aged 40 years. He
formerly lived in Minneapolis and his
many friends will be sorry to hear of
his death. He leaves a sister, Mrs.
P. l.. Collins, and two brothers, Hon.
j. c. Flynn. of Little Falls, Mimi, and
N. w. Flynn, of Crary, N. D. May his
soul rest in peace.