The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1906-08-25
kamp Cecilia Bofenkamp, Annie Sis
termans, Edward Frembgen. Catherine
Gerardy. Anna Maher Frances SWeen-

kamp, Cecilia Bofenkamp, Annie Sis
termans, Edward Frembgen. Catherine
Gerardy, Anna Maher Frances Sween-
ey. Robert Colwell. Edward LEM. jose
phine Scholtes, John Maher Gertrude
Colwell. Leo Backers, Francis Rohmer.
Alfred Roll, Susan Reiter, Catherine
Pint, James Egan.
New Richmond, Wis.-Thomas c.
Walsh. formerly of Erin, now of Van
couver, Wash. and Miss Bridget Ross
of Emerald, were married at st. Pat
rck's church, Erin, Tuesday, Aug. IL.
1906. Rev. p. A. Walsh ofticlated. The
groom was attended by Wm Meath Of
Erin. and the bride by her sister Nell
lie OF Superior After the ceremony,
they returned to the home of the bride
where a bountiful wedding dinner was
served to about forty immediate rel
atives and neighbors. In the afternoon
they drove to Cylon, where the young
couple went on the westbound Gem
trail for a short wedding trip.
Glendive Mont.-A Colville, Wash,
dispatch, under date of August 14th,
contains the following announcement
of the death of a former we'll known
citizen of Glendive: Morris Cain, aged
IS years, the wealthy owner of the
famous Belleview fruit farm, near
Meyers Falls. who underwent an OPP
GRAFTON for appendicitis at the hospital
here Saturday, died early this morning
Mr.. Cain was one of the foremost cit
liens of the county, he was popular.
and the news of his demise is shock
to the community. He was formerly
a resident of Glendive, Montana, where
he made Il fortune. Two years age he
came here with his family and pur-
chased the big fruit ranch. The flu
neral will be held from the Catholic
church Thursday morning.
Anaconda. Mont.-Several hundred
Anaconda Hiberans. their families and
their friends went to Gregson Springs
ing of the order From early morning
the trains leaving the city We're crowd
ed. and the happy throngs did not re-
turn home until late hour. The crowd
enjoyed themselves immensely at the
springs. where variety OF amusement
was furnished by the committees.
There were hundreds in the big plunge
all the time, and the dance hall was
literally patronized during the after
noon and evening. In the afternoon a
long list of athletic sports were pulled
off. which was headed by ball game
between the Anaconda Sluggers and
the Sacred Heart team of Butte. There
were a great many entries in every
event and there were several hard
races. The Hiberians are noted for
the social times that they provide for
their friends, but at this cutting they
completely outdone themselves. The
men who made the affair such sue
cess We're Richard Roe. Barney Mar
ron, John Moylen, Mike McNally. Frank
Fitzpatrick and Ed. Devine.
Butte, Month"; the death of L. R.
Maillet at ST. Hyacinthe Quebec. Can
ada. recently, there came to a close
long and useful career and one as re-
plete with picturesque incidents as was
ever portrayed by Bret Harte. Mr..
Maillet was one of Montana's first
white settlers. He came to what is
now known as the Bitter Root valley
in 1855. DIR. H. A. Mallet of this city,
Il son of the pioneer. left Sunday for
st. Hyacinthe, following the announce
ment of his fathers death.-Bernard,
the 12-months- son of Mr. and Mrs.
Phil Murphy of 90 Bennett street, died
Saturday night.-The death occurred
Friday of Mrs. Bridget Shea. aged "a
years. at the family residence, 1876
Clayton street. Walkerville The de-
ceased was one of Walkerville's oldest
and best known residents. The funeral
took place Monday morning at 9
O'Clock, proceeding to ST. Lawrence
church. where a high mass of requiem
was celebrated
Helena, Mont.-Rev Father Glib.
bons. pastor of st. NIarys church, st.
Paul. preached at the cathedral Sum
day morning of last week. at 1890.
Rev. Gibbons had been in Helena for
Il week in attendance at the institute
Of the Sisters academy, where he de-
Hvered a number of lectures.-Ken-
meth Fiske. who has been attending
the University of Chicago, is at home
for months visit with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. F.. w. Fiske.-Miss Mar
garet Mcdonald of Great Falls is in
the city. the guest of Mrs. J. H. Rice.
Mrs E. Flaherty Miss Flaherty and
Mrs. w. r. Church left recently for q
visit with friends in Seattle.