The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1906-12-22
OVER THE NORTHWEST

elected omoers Of Division No. ], An
ciSat. Order Of IIiberntans, owatonna
ledge, recently, AZ follows: Nell Cam
pion, president; John Deviny. vice.
president; J. w. Clark, recorder: A.
nencial and insurance secretary; John
Hogan. treasurer: w. H. Kitty, SER
ssant at arms; w. II. Liebe, sentinel:
Z. e. Eastman, &c. ]. McGrath, John
IIynard and w. H. Liebe, trustees for
o4e year.
Perham, Minn.-Hugh Kelly, a re-
spsetsd pioneer resident OF this COM
,nuufty, died on the 18th inst, at the
age of 81 years, after a brief illness
from pneumonia. The news Of his
death will bring sadness to host
Of friends who knew and esteemed
him for his enterprising spirit, his
rugged honesty and sterling worth
Mrs. M. Shea loft Monday, Dec. 10, for
MePhsrson, Kans., in response to q
telegram announcing the death of her
brother, p. r. Bridgeman. Deceased
had been in poor health for some time
past. He was S. years old and leaves
a:widow and large family.
Huntington, Minn-Edward Barry.
an old ana respected resident Of Eagan
Town passed away last Friday morn
ing OF last week after a short illnesk
ut the ripe old age Of "a years. Mr..
Barry was born in Co. Kilkenny, Ire
Land in 1912. At an early age he came
to America and spent several years in
Geneva, Ohio, until he moved to Eagan
Town. He was one of the first to
settle in that community.
Credit River, Minn.-The death Of
John Mcouestion, a rugged Credit
River pioneer. whose serious illness
was mentioned last week, occurred at
his home in that township. Wednesday
evening Of last week, at the ripe ago
Of SO years.
Grand Forks. N. D.-Mrs. Jerry
Trawley died recently at Perth, after
An illness Of several weeks. Mrs.
Frawley's husband was the founder Of
the Cavalier Chronicle and was for
anany years engaged in newspaper
work in the state.
. TAirrnont, n. D.-Miss Mary e. Fo-
gsrty Of FAirmont, and Mr.. John o.
HeAfn, Of Mooreton. were married at
ct. Anthony's Catholic church in this
Village recently, Rev Father Gaydussk
Mr.. and Mrs. O'Hearn will
mike their homo on the Adams farm
near Wahpeton, where Mr.. O'Hearn is
engaged as a foreman.
Anaconda, Mont.-T. J. Murphy re-
csivsd word recently that his sister,
Mrs. Kate Kelly was dead in Superior,
Wis. She was also a sister of Dan
Murphy Of Butte. and M. J. Murphy,
state organiser for tho woodmen of the
World.-A letter from Michael Cos
grove to his wife from Salt Lake states
that his brother, John. was buried in
Salt Lake last week. The body was
taken there from Tonopal,, and was
accompanied by the widow and Mich
asl Cosgrove, who went from Amazon.
da to attend the service.
I'd andan. N. D.-Dennis Tobin met
with a bad accident in the railroad
yards Friday evening, Dec. Z, about 8
o'clock while employed as a switch
man. The accident happened at the
coal docks. The engine Mr.. Tobn
Mes working with was taking on coal
and he was standing on the back foot
board, when one Of the round house
llostlsrs backed another engine against
has with such force as to throw Tobin
t. t. the ground falling in such a way as
to bring his right leg beneath the foot
hoard and breaking it between rho
knsa and ankle. The next day hs was
taken to tho N. P. hospital at Brainerd
and reports are that he is getting
alang nicely, says the Pioneer.
Butte, Nont.-A quiet wedding WIS
Aolsmnised Wednesday evening of last
!vAek At the rsctory OF the Church of
the. Sacred Heart, when Miss Maude
Terry became the wife of Mr. Edward
a.. Sullivan. The ceremony was wit
nassed by only a few intimate friends
at the contracting parties. The cere-
1meny was performed by the Rev.
Rather Carr. Miss Mabel Terry,
sister Of the bride. acted as brides
maid, and Mr.. Harry Nhnkiyell, a
CORNER partner of Mr.. Sullivan. was
assst man. Mr.. and Mrs. Sullivan will
be at home at 80 West Copper street
a&ter Jan. 1st.-Edward O'Flynn. Butte
hoy. whose parents reside at 714|
North Wyoming street, won the annu-
AZ ;oratorical contest at the University
of Notre Dame last week, a telegram
to The Inter Mountain conveying the
news. Ed O'Flynn is in his third
Year at Notre Dame, and this is tho