The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1906-06-09
OVER THE NORTHWEST.

arising from an attack of typhoid fever.
He had been sick for several months
and is survived by wife and seven
small children, staying at Hiilyari. He
had been in Spokane tor two Years, and
was member of the Railroad Conduc-
tors Union. The remains were shipped
to Prescott Wis.,, over the Great North
ern, for interment. Mrs. Towey accom-
panied the body. He leaves $4,000 life
insurance.
Helena. Mont.-Rt. Rev. Joha Pat
rick Carroll, bishop Of the Catholic
diocese of Helena, has purchased an
other tract of land adjoining the block
recently bought by him, and upon
which the new cathedral will be built.
The necessity for more land arises from
the fact that high and grammar
school and bishops residence are also
to be built. and to attempt t. place
the mall on one block would crowd the
property too much. The new purchase
consists of one-half of the block bound
ed by Ewing, Warren, Tenth ard Elev-
enth. The other block has been cleared
of buildings and actual construction
work will soon begin on all the struc-
lures, this having been made possible
by $4,000 gifts from Thomas Cruise
and Peter Larson of Helena, ard $4,000
for the school by non resident Of
the state, presumably Thomas f. Ryan,
of New York.
Jordan, Mnn.-The remains 81 Mss.
Daniel Campion, ST.. VINO died at the
home of her son John, near Graceville.
Saturday, of last week, were brought
to- the home of VIM. Hart, ana her
funeral took place at st. Patrlck's
church. Rev. Father Fahey offici ating.
The funeral was a very large ona. as
testing to the love in which this old
settler of Cedar Lake was held by her
neighbors. Her remains were accom-
panied from Graceville by her sons John
and Dan. and their wives laid to rest
beside those of her husband in ST.
Patricks cemetery.
Anaconda, Mont.-Herbert McNulta
has resigned from the managership of
the Anaconda street railway to accept
position in Cincinnati with traction
company. Mr.. McNulta has been in
this city for about five years. 1t is
said that his position will be combined
with the SUPPLEMENTARY, which will
be filled by the present superintendent,
NJ. Doyle.
Butte, Mont.-The funeral of the late
Robert A. Rowan took place from the
family residence, 546 East Broadway.
Services were held at Sacred Heart
Church.-Mrs. johanna Mullane, aged "a
years, died recently at the family resi-
dence on Anaconda road. Besides a
husband, three small children survive
her, the youngest being a week old. The
funeral took place from her late home.
Services were held at st. Mary's
church.-The funeral of Patrick Emmett
Kane, son of Mr.. and Mrs James Kane.
took place Tuesday morning of last
week, from the family residence, 617
south Idaho street.-The funeral, of
Dan, the 13-year-old son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Mcdonald. took place from
the family residence, 1874 south Idaho
street, proceeding to the Sacred Heart
church. where high mass of requiem
was celebrated.-The body of Mrs.
Charles H. Rogers, who died at Tono-
pah, New, arrived in Butte Saturday
of last week. The remains were taken
from the Walsh undertaking rooms to
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. John Cum
mings. 726 South Montana street, the
parents of the deceased.
st. Peter, Minn.-The marriage of
Miss Lizzie Lurth and J. Shanahan &C.
Cured in Mankato Monday, May %,
at 10 o'clock, Rev. Father Hughes Of
ficiating. The ceremony was witnessed
by only a few of the friends of the
welded couple. and their attendants
were Miss Addie Kendall and VIM.
Gardner. After the marriage service
reception was given at the home of
Herman Lurth, where about forty i'm
mediate trends congratulated the hap
py pair and wished them "bon voy-
age" on the matrimonial sea. Those
attending from abroad were: Mrs.
Tohma. st. Paul; John Kelly, Lake
Crystal: Mr.. and Mrs. SUBWAY, Mr..
and Mrs. Leath. D. Jones, Ed. Mackay,
Miss Hannah Jones. T. JONES' Daniel
Kelly, Mankato. Mr.. and Mrs. Shana-
han went Immediately to the home of
the groom near Lake Crystal, where
they will reside.
Rochester, Minn.-Bartley O'Connor,
who has resided for the past ten years
in the eastern border of the city, died
May 20. at his home He has passed
the three score and ten year mark and
had been quite feeble for time pre-
ceding his death. His wife and son.
Thomas, are among those bereaved in
his demise. The funeral was held at
st. Bridget's church. Mr.. OConnor
was born in County Roscommon sew
enty-five years ago. He was there mar
ried to Bridget Cunningham. Six chill
dren were born to them, four of whom
survive. These are by name: Thomas
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