The Irish standard., 1906-01-20
OVER THE NORTHWEST

Pennington. Minn.-Bridget, wife of
James Collins died Wednesday Jan. 3,
ut her home in town from IL compl-
cation of troubles Burial services
We're conducted by Rev. FIR. Egan at
ST. Alchaels. Friday morning and the
burial was held at the Hyland cemc-
terry. The bearers were James f..
Hyland of ST. Paul, james NJ. Hyland
and James Hyland of Rosemount,
Richard Bamberry of St. Paul, John
Hyland and Edward Garvey of Farm
inston. all cousins. Deceased was born
in Ireland. April 4, 1862 and came to
Pennington many years ago. She
| married James Collins, April 3, 1888.
The following children with the hus-
band, survive; John now of Thief
River Falls, Thomas, James, Joseph
and Nellie
I'aribault, Minn.-Most Reverend
John Ireland, archbishop of the do
cese of ST. Paul will be in Faribault
Sunday, January IS, for the purpose
of dedicating the new pipe organ for
the church of the Immaculate Con-
ception.
Occur DAlene, Idaho.-In apprecia-
ton of his assistance in erecting
their academy here, the Sisters of the
Immaculate Heart of Mary, of Scrun-
ton. Pa, presented Captain j. ].
O'Brieh with Il large reproduction of
The Angelus." Father Thomas J.
Purcell was pleasantly remembered by
his parshioners Christmas. They pre-
scented him with pocketbook contain
ing $l5O.
New Richmond, Wis.-The funeral
Of Miss May Connolly, who died
Saturday. Jan. 6, was held the fol-
lowing Monday morning from the res
iience of her father Mr.. A. j. Con-
molly, with services at the Immaculate
Conception church, the Rev. M. Il.
ROEce officiating. The pail bearers
We're six young school mates of the
deceased. and among the floral Offer
ings We're tributes from the grammer
school ana from the Young Ladies So
dality. lnterment was made in ST.
Patrick'S cemetery, Erin.
Superior, Vision Sunday, Jan. Z,
while talking to some friends in AL
lolez. Timothy Gleason, an old resi-
dent of the city, sank To the floor ana
expired without Il moments notice.
Mr. Gleason had been employed as q
carpenter ut AlloueZ for several years
He is survived by Il widow and seven
children.
Rochester, Minn.-'rhe body of Ed.
Morrisroe arrived in the city Wednes-
day of last week from Leeds, N. d.
The remains We're accompanies. by a
brother of the deceased. Patrick Nor
rlsroc of Grand Forks. The inter-
mcnt took place in st. Johns ceme-
terry.
Erin, Wis.-The funeral of the late
Mrs. James Hogan whose death oc-
CURED on New Years day, was held
last Wednesday with impressive ser
vices ut st. Patrck's church, Erin, the
Rev. p. \. Walsh. officiating. Mrs.
Hogan was well known in New Rich
mond and vicinity as Miss Sadie
Riley, having been married to Mr..
James Hogan q year ago; and numer-
Gus friends mourn her loss. Her hus-
band and two sisters, Mrs. Cunning
ham and Miss Della Barrett Of St.
Paul are left bereaved.
Moorhead, Minn.-John Murphy, Il
respected citizen Of Highland Grove,
died at his home in that township on
Tuesday, Jan. 2. He had been suf-
ferer from tuberculosis for about three
years, and it was this dread disease
which caused his death. Mr. Murphy
was born in Ireland in 1S49, and came
to this country when child. His
earlier years were spent at Lake Park,
Mimi, and over thirty years ago he
moved to Clay county, settling upon
his homestead in Highland. Grove
township, where he has resided con-
tinuously since. He is survived by a
widow and nine children.
Ellsworth, Minn.-John Quine died
at st. Francis hospital, Brainerd, on
the I'd inst, from cancer of the bowels
Mr.. Quine formerly lived on a farm
eight miles east of Ellsworth, in Little
Rock township, and his untimely
death will come as a surprise to his
friends in this county. He removed
from this county about four years ago
going to Breckenridge, where he made
his home until the time Of his death
He was for n number Of years deputy
sheriff of Wilkin county, and was only
"a years old at the time of his death
Besides a host Of friends he leaves
Il mother, Mrs. P. Fogarty, two broth
ers. William and George Quine and
five sisters, Mrs. Thomas Donahue
Mrs. John Garvey, Misses Josephine
and Nellie Quine. all of Breckenridge
and Mrs. Thos. Burke, of Minot, N
D., to mourn the loss of a kind and
affectionate son and brother.
River Falls, Wis.-Died at his home
in this city, Sunday night, Jan. Z
1906. from heart failure induced by ar