The Irish standard., 1906-08-04

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station and escorted to the parochial
residence. where the visiting clergy
men had congregated. Bishops O'Gor-
man of South Dakota, McGolrick OF
Duluth and Stanley of North Dakota
sent their heartiest congratulations.
but were unable to attend, as were also
generals of Milwaukee and Pittsburs
respectively.
De Graft, Minn.-A fatal accident oc-
Cured here Friday afternoon, July 20.
The youngest child of Mrs. d. Sheridan
was fatally burned and died the next
Saturday evening. The little girl in
some manner procured some matches
from the house and while outdoors ig-
nited them and her clothing was set
atire. Her cries aroused some of the
household, who at once eXtinguisned
the fire. but the child was so badly
burned that death put an end to her
sufferings as above stated.
New Richmond. Wis.-Bishop Schin-
ner confirmed a large class or children
at the church of the Immaculate Con-
ception. this city, Sunday morning.
July q. Following are the names o.
those confirmed: Carmen Farley, MI
dred Mckenzie. Bessie Casey, Bessie
Hughes. Annie Mcmahon, Margare.
Hopkins. Annie Williams Margare,
O'Connell, Lucy Skye, Clarissa Her.
from, Bessie Martin, Evelyn O'Brien,
Irene Denneen, Margaret Oligny, jamie
Stanton, Agnes McHenry, Emma Steph-
ems, Alice Lundy, Loretta Parden, Mar
guerite Mcdonnell, Margaret Henry,
Maud Harrington, Clara Harrington,
May Barrett. Saba Ball, Regina Myers,
Mary Lynch, Rosetta Ball. North
Stephens, Velma Cullen, Olive Gowan,
Grace Callahan. Katie Vert, Margaret
Hennessy, La Vine Deviney, Essie
Simons, Laura Simons, Mary Leverty,
Martin Stephens, Thos. Brickley, Leo
Pryor, Owen Walsh. Irving Murray,
Walter Riley, George Brown, Ray
OBrien, Harry Bouille, Robert McDer-
mott. Walter Hughes, Micnaei siaacx,
John Henry. Joseph Gallagher. Harold
Cullen, Robert McNally, Miles McNallf,
Patsy Brown. John Walsh, Gerald Nc
Carty, Victor Mcdonnell, Walter Lynch,
Lawrence Lynch, Eddie Cary. Garrett
Mulrooney. Frank Clifford, Henry Kane,
Mike Clark. George Ssweeny, Francis
Sweeny, Owen Coughlin. Mark Henry.
John Riley and Harry Leverty.
'landreau. S. D.-Patrick " Gully,
aged 25, was drowned in Sun river.
near Great Falls, Mont. on July 8. He
has Il brother, !ohn Gully. residing in
this city. Cali; was well known in
Great Falls AMI south OF there, having
been employed on various ranches i'll
that section during the past years.
worked are 3cwrr Eros. or s;tanlrnrd
and Frank Yos. on S;lnl Coul.,.. He
had been employed at the Campbell
ranch for about three weeks. He was
very popular Win his associates, being
possessed of Il cheerful disposition. and
was invariably considered a cons"ien-
tious and trustworthy man by !,i: en-
ployers.
Butte. Mon. "A: the t,,me cf Mrs
Eugene Carol Monday of last week
was given very large reception in
honor of Mr. Carrolls mother Mrs.
Robert W. Carroll of New York. Mrs.
Eugene Carroll and Mrs. Sharp. her
mother, were the hostesses. The ladies
assisting Mrs. Carroll and Mrs. Sharp
were Mrs. ]. B. Wharton. Mrs. D. J.
Hennessy. Mrs. w. l.. Renick, Mrs. John
u. Ryan, Mrs. w McC White. Mrs.
+. w. McCrimmon, Mrs. l.. a. Sisely of
Chicago. Mrs. Nj. ]. White, Mrs. r. y
Kunkel. Mrs ] X. If,siet and Mrs. +.
J. Murray.
Anaconda. Mont.-Jack Sullivan. the
f;,vorably known loca! boxer. who
accompanied his brother, D. A. Suln-
van of tnaconda to Athens. when tn.
latter was there 'ast sp1ng as a mem-
ber of the American team taking part
in the O'ylnpi> games. has returned
Il me from New York. where hc mas
been since the American athletes re.
earned from t.lf pc in lLay.
FROM THE IRON RANGE.