The Irish standard., 1906-02-17
OVER THE NORTHWEST.

OVER THE NORTHWEST.
Ellsworth, Minn.-At St. Joseph's
hospital in st. Paul on Sunday, Feb.
4th, occurred the death OF Mrs. James
Burke. after an illness Of nearly two
months, says 4 late issue Of the Ellis
worth News. Her death was due to
mastoid affections. This began the
latter part of November, and although
at times she seemed to be getting bet
ter, the pain steadily grew worse until
death came to her Us release. Anna
Daley was born in Pennsylvania,
March 10, 1873, and came west to
Dubuque. Iowa, when five years Of
age. For several years she was a
student at the Sister Visitation Acad-
envy at Dubuque. and received there
an excellent education. 1t was while
here on visit to her sister, Mrs. p.
b. Scholtes. during the year of 1899,
that she met James Burke, and four
years later, June End, 1908, they were
married here in Ellsworth. To them
was born one son. Fabian. 1t is sad
that her life thread should be snapped,
now, while life was so sweet to her
and her great plans were only just
begun. The death of this gentle
woman is the cause for genuine re-
greet everywhere, for everyone was a
friend Of hers. 1t is not often a COM
munity shows such deep interest as
was taken in her affiiction, nor such
hearty wishes felt for her recovery
Mrs. Burke was a staunch believer in
the Roman Catholic faith, and was an
interested worker in the ladies' So
cieties Of st. AIary's parish. She died
fortified by the last rites OF the church.
The remains arrived here on the 9th
and the funeral took place Thursday,
Feb. s. ut ten o'clock from ST. Mary's
church, Rev. Father VIM. Griffin Off
ciating. The remains We're inferred in
the parish cemetery. Mrs. Burke's
mother was here from Scranton, Pa,
during the latter part Of her illness.
Her father, it will be remembered, was
killed In the Scranton mines last May.
Besides her husband, son and mother,
there survive her two brothers, John
and William. and five sisters. Nellie,
Loretta and Frances. all Of Scranton;
Mesdames erosion OF Cascade, Iowa.
Collcy OF Dubuque, and P. b. Scholtes
OF this place. The Borrowing relatives
nave the sympathy of all in their
Butte, Mont.-The marriage Of Miss
Kathryn Sullivan to MIR. Arthur Muel-
Ter will take place on Feb. 81, in ST.
Patrick's church. The wedding itself
will be very quiet, with probably only
the members Of the family present.
After the wedding Il large reception
will be held at the Sullivan residence
Miss Mamie Sullivan and Mr. Will
lam MahOney were united in marriage
on Sunday, Jan IS. The young bride is Il
daughter of Patrick Sullivan of Gen.
terville, and is very popular among
her acquaintances The groom has
for number Of years been connected
with the Anaconda mines. and is well
known in this city.-After an illness
of more than nine months, Patrick V.
kilgallon died at his home. 629 North
Main street. He leaves Il wife and
one brother, tine latter. Thomas Kill
gallon. foreman of the Stewart mine
Mr.. kilgallon vas 40 years OF age, and
had lived in Montana for the past
twenty eight years.
Waverly, Minn.-Sunday morning
Feb. 4, the Mooney residence on Fifth
street was discovered to be on fire,
and in short while quite a number
OF our citizens We're on the scene, but
1t was useless to attempt to eXtin-
guish the flames as the fire had gained
such Roadway. The house was &C.
cupied by Bernard Mcclure and fam
lily.
Helena. Mont-That Rev. Father
Day Is popula. in Helena was proved
by the large number OF people who
were at ST. Aloysius hall to give for
NAL expression of their pleasure on
his return from journey that con-
sumcd months and took him across
the water. The hall was not only
filled, but there were many standing
in the entrance. and many who de-
sired to take part in the welcome could
not get into the room. The welcome
was planned by the knights of Co
lumbus, but those who took part in
1t We're not confined to members OF
that order nor to communicates Of the
Catholic church. All Of the denomi-
nations were represented IN the audi
cnce.
Anaconda. nt.-Michacl Ryan and
Miss Belle Reilly, two well known
young people of this city, We're mar
ried on the morning of Jan. 81 at St
Peters church by Rev. Father Pirnat
After the marriage had been cele-
brated the wedding party repaired To
the home Of the brides sister, Mrs
Patrick Monahan, and enjoyed q
snmptuous wedding breakfast. After
short honeymoon. to be spent III