The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1906-07-21

after a long and severe illness, aget
81 years. He was born in Count.
Mayo, Ireland, but emigrated to thi,
country at an early age, coming t.
Minnesota and locating at Hazelwood
where he lived for number of years
He was married in 1864 to Miss Mar,
Kennedy of Waterford, who together
with four sons and one daughter sur.
wives him.
Faribault Minn.-The Ancient Ortle
of Hiberians of Rice County will holf
their annual picnic and outing this
year. Sunday, July 20. in McDonough's
grove ON the southeast shore of LAX:
Mazaska. A joint meeting of the Of
ticers of Division No. and the Ladies
Auxiliary of this city and Division Nc
and Ladies' Auxiliary of Shiellsvili
has been held and extensive preparl-
tons have been planned for a mos
enjoyable days sport and recreation
y program of music, speaking and ar,
iSSiS Sl'OI - Will Dc pIeSCHlcu. L lie
ladies will serve bountiful pic,li.
dinner and a fleet of boats will be on
the lake for those. who enjoy boat rid
ing. The Gaelic sports promise to be
interesting. There will be contests in
weight throwing, jumping and run
ming. The grove is one OF the most
beautiful spots in Rice County. 1t is
situated on the sandy beach of Lake
Mazaska and affords every convenience
for an outing.
Livingstone, Mont.-John Welch. Il
fireman on this division % tie North
ern Pacific, is lying in st. Lul<e's hos
pital in precarious condition as IL
result of an assault made upon him
in the yards. Friday morning WEIGH
went to the round house to see when
his engine would be in. and after get
ting the information started back up
town. This side of the round hous,.
he met either a boomer switchinan or
boomer brakeman, he is 10. sure
which. WEIGH had been drinking some
and the two got into az argument
about switch. The other fellow be-
came angry and struck him over the
head with u switch cluo, knocking him
down. He afterwards came up town
and stayed around until about o'clock.
when he went to bed. During, the day
he became dangerously i'll and an eX-
animation showed that his skull had
been fractured. He was ut once taken
to the hospital and put under the doc
tors care. Saturday the officers were
over and interviewed him. but he was
unable to give any description of his
assailant. He says that he would not
know him if they met cacc to face.
The death of John Dunnigan of st.
Paul occurred in st. Joseph's hospital,
in that city, Saturday, July Z. Mr.
Dunnisan was u brother-in- of Ed
O'Malley, proprietor Of the CONNER
cial Hotel. New Richland. The flu
neral was held Tuesday, inteiment be-
ing made in Erin cemetery, Rev. P.
y. Walsh officiating, number of rel
atives from the city attending De-
ceased. who was a man IF middle age,
is survived by widow and fur chill
dren. Those present at the funeral
from out of town We're: Misses Mary
and Julia O'Malley, Messrs. Thos. and
JAS. O'N[alley, Michael Ridge Patrick
and Anthony Lavelle, Frank Barrett
P. O'Haloran, all of st. Paul: Mrs.
Geo. Cunningham of Downing: Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur Mcmahon of Mcnr,n-
onfe: James and Thos. Dunnigan IF
Virginia City. and Mrs. Hurnigan,
mother of the deceased, of st. Paul.
Ellsworth. Minn.-Rev. Father Crit
fin returned Wednesday, the 18th inst.
from Clinton, Iowa. where he very
fortunately secured five Sisters for
next seasons work in the new Paro-
chal school. They arc Of the Th"d
Order of St Francis. from the n1other
house ut Clinton. Iowa. Four hold
state teachers certificates and the fifth
one will act as housekeeper.
Butte. Mont.-The funeral of John
Mcguire. who was accidentally killed
in Il mining accident Friday night. the
9Th inst. took place Saturday from
,.a f1,, No -,
street. Services We're held at Sacred
Heart church. Mr.. Mcguire had many
friends in Butte and was highly re-
spected by all who knew him. A wild
ow. three sons and a daughter survive
him.
T. ]. O'Brien, the well known real
estate and fire insurance man and sec
rotary of the Butte Business Mems as
ISOLATION, was quietly married in ST.
Patricks church Monday morning. July
., at o'clock. in the presence of only
relatives of the bride and bridegroom
and Miss Labelle, personal friend re-
siding in Anaconda. The bride was
Miss Kate Mccarthy, a well known
clerk in Cornell's and sister of Mrs.
William Harrison. The bride was at
tended by Miss Mary Burke and the
bridegroom by his brother, William
O'Brien. The ceremony was performed
by the Rev. Father Barry, acting rec
tor of ST., Patricks. Immediately af.