The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1906-05-05


! residents of Paterson, n. j. He was
Eurn October ~, 1851. He came to this
, country when Il small boy and after
ward learned The trade of steainfittcr.
W"riiing at his trade he has resided in
! Colorado, Utah, Idaho and Montana the
greater part OF the time since lie came
l." this country. He first came to Hell
cntl in 1889. After following his trade
for short time he was appointed to
:ne police force, of which he was Il
; member for eight years. In 1891. while
making IN arrest, he was shot and
seriously wounded, and has never been
Strong since. After leaving the police
force. Judge Grogan made his home in
! Futt. for several years. finally return
ing to Helena. where he had since made
his home. He was elected police Judge
IN 1904. His term would have expired
May /. The funeral was conducted I'M
der the auspices of the Catholic
Knights of America. knig lts of Column
bus. and Ancient Order of Hibernians
Services at Sacred Heart Cathedral.
Anaconda. Mont.-The Knights of
Columbus held IL special meeting and
! raised Il sum of money and the follow
ing telegram WAS sent to the head of
the order in Los Angeles by Grand
! Knight William Kelly: TO Joseph
scott. state deputy knights of CoIuu;-
nus. Los Angeles. Cal: Kindly COM
nunicate our sympathics TO San Fran
else" knights. Draw on Anaconda
Council for $3.50"
saltwater. Minn.-Alich,el Sutton
died suddenly ut Grand Rapids. Mimi.
nj heart trouble. Deceased had been
iii the employ of Mackey 4 Sutton
and Sns we'll known in saltwater. hav-
ing made his home in and about this
city Cor many years. He was Is years
Of age. The remains were brought
tr this city and the funeral was held
from ST. A1ichael's church Deceased
WIS Il brother of the late rhos. SUIT
ton.
buffalo. Minn.--Mr. and Mrs. Jas.
i.eary. Of Birch Cooley are mourning
over the loss of their daughter Miss
Katie. age % years. who died April
III OI consumption. Deceased was a
l"vable young woman whose pleasing
personality ana beautiful character en-
learcd her to all her acquaintance.
Ellsworth. A,inn.--Eather Griffin an
| nounced recently during the Sunday
| services at St. A1ary's church that IL
| project had been launched for the
building of q new parochial school in
the Parish. The initiatory steps have
| already been taken and within the
next week building committee will
trusted the work of securing plans and
estimates. There is behind the project
that necessity and force to which suci,
Il word as failure is unknown, and We
| have no hesitation in saying that the
school will be built. and Furthermore,
il will be such Il structure as will
News.
| Graccville. Minn.-James Rice died
at the city hospital here Tuesday night
of last week after an attack of pneu-
| mona, which he could not survive. He
WAS one of the pioneers of this coun-
| try and was 73 years Old at the time Of
his death. He leaves II wife and family
and !, host of friends to mourn their
| loss.
Murdoch. Minn.--F'riday afternoon
April 20. while Mrs. Margaret O'Bricn
ut her home at ClOntarf. was raking
the leaves and other rubbish in the
yard and having set the piles afire
coming too close to one of the piles
l:er clothing was accidentally set afirc
She rushed at once to one OF her neigh
bors. but unfortunately found no one
at home but Il young boy who became
excited. and was helpless to assist the
! l"'oF suffering Wolll;tll. t1ct Injuries
proved fatal and the lady died tina,
evening. Mrs. ORrien was born ir
/ West Port. county Mayo. Ireland. in
| 1S41. She leaves eight children tc
mourn their loss. Her husband. Ed
ward O'B:ien. died about two years
ago. She was the step-mother of Pat
rick O'Bricn Of DeGrar.
Rochester. Minn.-Mrs Mary Amcs
wife of William Ames, died at her home
in Salem township Thursday evening
April ~. after Il two months sickness
She suffered from pelvic sarcoma. Dur
ing al her illness she was attended by
loved ones. among whom was her onl!
surviving son. from Merrill, Wis. Mrs
Ames, whose maiden name was Mar,
Haligan. was born in Ireland sixty.
two years ago. When only eight year!
old she came to America and settled
in Boston. Mass. She was married t,
Michael Johnson and nine children
blessed their union. Only two of thes,
survive they being by name-Mrs
Kate Fitzgerald of Devils Lake. n. D.