The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1906-08-18

friends who will regret his departure
but sincerely wish him good luck ant
long life.
Pennington. Minn.-Michael Deega1
died at the home of his son. lame.
Deegan. in Pennington, Tuesday eve
i ming, Aug. 9TH. at o'clock. He ha,
been i'll about six weeks, death beins
! due to a complication of causes in.
cident to old age. Deceased was borl
in October. 1926. in Kings County Ire.
land, moving with his parents to New
YORK In 1888, when he was Il boy OF
~ years of age. In 1853 lie married
Catherine Halian of New York and
three years later they moved to Wis
consin and settled at Fort Atkinson
Jefferson County. They remained here
until 1875, when they moved to a farm
near Pryor Lake. Mrs. Deegan died
in April. 1897. Five children. one
daughter, Mary A. of Pryor Lake. and
four sons, John of Pryor Lake. Will
liam of Lakeville, Michael j. and
James of Pennington. survive him.
Morris. Minn.-On Thursday morn
ing of last week occurred the death of
Dennis Murphy, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Thos. Murphy of the town of Darnen.
Deceased was 50 years of age at the
time Of his death, and it is said that he
was the first white boy born in the city
of Morris. About year ago he re-
turned from the northern woods where
he had been at work, and at that time
he was suffering with pleurisy. The
illness which caused his death is
thought to have come from the same
source. although the physicians state
that his lungs were affected, his sick
ness having been complication of
diseases.
Butte. Mont.-Mr. and Mrs. ]. Il.
O'Brien returned home last week from
their wedding trip. MIR. and Mrs. John
D. Ryan have gone to Houghton. Mich.
for a few weeks. Miss Margaret Lough-
rim, county superintendent of
schools. has returned from II vacation
spent in Chicago. Miss NJ. G. !Iaggerty
has. returned from visit in Des
Moines. Ia. Miss May Han;cy. Miss
Florence Tuohy and Miss Olive Nc
Dougal have returned from 4 visit tu
Camp Nissler.
Helena, Mont.-Mr. and Mrs. I'd
ward c. Murray entertained Il merry
party at their residence, Eleventh ave
nue. and Hob!ck street, on Thursday
evening of last week. TIL guests ni
honor were Mr.. Charles L.. Wilson
chief clerk of the railway mail SER
vice. and Mr.. Edwin a. Phillips, vile
has recently removed to Whitehall -
engage in ranching.-The funeral OF
James McNeely. who di ii while conn
ing to Helena on the Rimini stage. was
held from the cathedral of tn Sacre5
Heart. Mount Helenas Miners union
attended the services in Il body. Mr.
McNeely having been 4 member II
the union Interment was ut the CATH
ollie cemetery.
Anaconda. Mont.-Barne% F'itzpat :
rick. who has been night chief OF the
Anaconda police force ~" the past
three years. has handed his rcsisna-
ton to Mayor Mckenzie. Mr.. FitZ-
patrick will open an undertaking cs-
Enlistment with J. 4. HuShe.;..-rhr
Hiberians and the Daughters of Erin
of Anaconda are prepa! ns for III:
state convention of the Ancient Ordel
of Hiberians. which VIII tax" place
in this city Aug. 90, "a ~ 81. There
is much business to traliSa i at this
meeting. and it is expected ina: ii viii
be an extremely busy season for The
200 delegates who are to be present
from all sections OF the state. \ conn
mittee composed of Il. J. X. L.. chair
man: p. J. Byrne, John Gibbons. DIV CT
ONeil and p. J. Monah,.l. has beer
appointed to look after the general ar
engagements for the convention. HOte
accommodations have already beer
made and rooms reserved for the guests
during their stay in the city. 1t has
not been definitely decided as yet wha
amusements will be given to entertain
the visitors. Numerous side trips t.
points of interest in the vicinity o
| Anaconda will be taken in. and possibl,
some other attractions will be brough
here for the days of the session. l
is understood that the convention vii
end with banquet at the Montan:
hotel. All the sessions will be held ii
the Ancient Order of Hibernians' hall
Belle PLANE. Minn.--One of TIN
prominent farmers of this vicinit.
passed away In the person of Patricl
Sherlock. who died at his home in st
Johns. on Saturday, August 4. Ate
a steady decline in health during tn
past two months or more, from no APP
parent cause, save gradual breaking
lessly and peacefully. fits age wa
20 years. Mr.. Sherlock was born II
Kings County, Ireland. He came t
this country in 1850, locating at Scran
ton, Pa. Seven years later he arrive
in Belle Plaine. and took a HOMESTEAD
across the river in Sibley County. Her
he remained until his death. alnOs