The Irish standard., 1906-06-30
OVER THE NORTHWEST

OVER THE NORTHWEST.
Butte Mont.-Miss Sallie NJ. Dillon,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Dill
Ion, of this city, and P. w. Green,
popularity known as billie" Graen,
were married Monday afternoon, June
IS. by the Rev. Father Callahan. of
the Sacred Heart church on East Park
street, the ceremony taking place in
the residence of the priest in the pres
ence of a few friends and the imme-
date relatives of the bride. Frank
Jacqueman, of Helena, and Miss Dillon,
sister of the bride, stood up with the
couple.
st. Mary's new school building, on
North Wyoming street, Butte, was for
mally opened Wednesday the goth inst.
An enjoyable program was arranged
for the occasion, one of the features
being recitation in the Gaelic Ian
guage by Mr.. Moriarity, Of San Fran
cisco. Mr.. Moriarity was an instruc-
tor in Gaelic in one of the Golden
Gate colleges which was partly de-
molished during the earthquake of
April Is. Those taking part were:
| Members of ST. Mary's choir, Father
Mahoney, John Mcnamara and Miss
Lille Callahan, Miss Nellie Brennan,
Miss Kittie Harrington, Mr. Lee, Mis-
SEES Dillon, Miss Dillon, Miss Mary Hol-
land. Mr.. Moriarity of San Francisco,
Daniel Kelly
A very beautiful wedding was SOL
emnized at Sacred Heart church, Butte,
on Tuesday morning, June 10. when
Miss Ann Healy and Mr.. Frank P.
Feely We're married The wedding
came as a surprise to their many
friends, as the engagement of the
couple was not made known. Miss
Healy was one of the most popular
teachers of the town, having taught
for the past few years in the Sherman
school. Mr.. Feely is we'll and favor
ably known. and host of friends ten
der them hearty congratulations. At
ter a short wedding trip they will be
at home In this city.
Dickinson. N. Dat st. Patrick's
church on Wednesday morning, June
20, before a company of relatives and
friends Father Dignam Joined in mar
riage Joseph Carroll and Emma
wanna, of this city. The bride was
tastefully attired in a princess gown
of white china silk. Her bridesmaid,
Miss Mollie Kostelecky. was prettily
gowned in white swiss. The groom was
accompanied by his cousin, Mr.. Will
Dardis. of Minnesota. Mrs. M. Drury
served an elaborate wedding dinner
to the party after the ceremony Mr.
and Mrs. Carroll are both well known
in Dickinson and their hosts of friends
wish them the greatest joy in their
new home.
Grand Rapids, Minn.-M. J. Shelly
Judge Flanagan, H. D. Powers. D. NJ
ton. made Il trip to Lawrence lake
Saturday. June 10. where they gathered
in forty-one fine black bass. Mr.
Wheaton claimed a catch of 1877. but he
is rapid transit novelist, especially
when it comes to angling or slaughter.
ing big game. Messrs. Shelly ant
| E1o !afk MAN Gov W G.,
Lake, where they will rest day o.
3 two in that quiet hamlet before return
, ing to Minneapolis.
Waverly, Mlnn-The nuptials unit
J. ing Rose Irene, daughter of Mr.. an,
i Mrs. George Doerfler. and Joseph F
t Giblin, at o'clock Wednesday morn
< ing, June 20, at st. Mary's church
were Of the most magnificent appoint
ments Of any solemnized here in som
time. Rev. Father Lucey was the Of
Floating priest and the ceremony wa
c preceded by high mass.
Saltwater, Minn.-Timothy Hennes
:. sey another Of the early pioneers o
s Saltwater. died Monday evening, Jun
Y IS, at the Keystone house on Myrtl
street. where he had made his HON
n for some time. Deceased was 6S year
n Of age and was a native of ireland
h He came to saltwater in 1852 and 500
d afterward engaged in woods work. H
II acquired few tracts Of timber whic
h he sold in later years and as the re
y suit of his speculations acquired
s considerable fortune He was fo
e many years familiar figure in an
I: about the Sawyer house and wa
: known to loggers from all parts Of tn
8 northwest. AS nearly as can be learne
e his only relatives in this country ar