The Irish standard., 1906-03-24

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4 Anaconda, Mont.-Mrs. Edward Kelly
died March ~ of rheumatism Of the
, heart at her home, 1908 East Fourth
street. Mrs. Kelly leaves her husband
only in Montana. though there is q
sister residing in the south. She was
about fifty years Of age and though she
had not been in the best Of health for
some months her death came suddenly
and as a severe shock. She was work.
er in st. Peters parish and a MEM
ber of several of the church societies.
Butte. Mont.-Ellen Lucy McGrath.
the seven-weeks-old daughter Of Cap
tain of Police w. F. and Mrs. McGrath,
died suddenly of pneumonia, despite
every attention given the little sufferer
by loving mother and the best ply
sicians. Captain McGrath and his
estimable wife have the sympathy Of
recommendations 1.appin, aged 46. S12
George street, died of kidney trouble
at st. James hospital. The deceased
leaves u wife and four children. two
brothers, James and Patrick. residents
of Anaconda. Relatives also reside in
Ireland. Lapr:n had been engaged in
copper precipitating work, and was
well known in Butte. He came tc
Montana in 1883. He was born near
Bcltast, Ireland. The deceased was q
member Of st. Peters court, c. O. F.
the, A. o. U. W. and Mill & smelter.
mems union. =.
/ Hastings, Minn.-Peter Judge, form
erly of this city but late Of Fargo, died
at hfs home in the latter place on the
18th, inst. after an illness of but short
duration fro". tuberculosis of the
stomach Mt the age of fifty eight years.
He was q inachinist by occupation, and
removed from this city to Fargo about
fifteen years ago. He is survived by
his wife ana daughter to whom the
sympathy Of friends is extended.
Grace,ille, Mimi The village elec-
ton here ca,,sed considerable excite
lnent. not contest being on for presi~
dent of the council in which Robert
Freeman defea.cd NJ. S. Stevens, the
caucus nominee. by tho substantial
margin of 26 votes. the count being 121
for Brennan to 95. for Stevens ZIG
votes, being cast. Vim. Lytt!eton, A.
w: Lindberg ana P: H. Cauley were
|elected councilmen, the first two being
on both tickets and Cauley defeating
John Keating by a vote Of lis to 10.
]. A. McRae was re-elected treasurer
by unanimous vote, H. T. Williams
recorder. NJ. j. Mcdonnell and Frank
valesh. justices and P. L. FaAon
constable.-A large vote was polled, at
Barry. The following officers were
elected: Supervisor for years, John
Sullivan: town clerk year, VIM. Nash;
treasurer l year, NJ. p. I4arkin; assessor
year, John J. ,Keeler; justice 2 years
M. Fitxharris; constable years. John
Kennedy. --''-
Grand Rapids. Minn:-Two weeks
ago Miss Margaret Doran resigned her
position as clerk Of school district No.
l., and on Friday of last week left for
Duluth where she entered the Order of
3enedictine nuns. says the Review
Herald. Many were the regrets ex-
pressed by hosts of friends when this
ILL fnrf0 - n n1{
Grand Rapids, and yet they rejoice
In the beauty of the life she has
chosen to devote herself to. Miss
Dorm has been identified with the
social, educational and religious af-
fairs Of Grand Rapids for a number Of
years. Hers has been a life that shines
out in the splendid reserve of thai
column that moves to make tho world
purer, brighter and infinitely better.
That she may know nothing but peace
and contentment in the self-sacrifcine
life she has elected to follow, is the
earnest wish Of her legion Of friends.
Kellogg. Minn.-The following men-
| O0ES O1 LILO a. W. IA "oAS W VAsAVAso
on the 18th inst, and attended q meet
ing Of winona division: John Costello.
f. r., Lee. Mike McDonoush. =. J. Me-
Donoush. Michael Costello. Timothy
McDonough, Patrick McDonough. p.
R. Lydon, p. H. Hughes. VIM.
o'F1aherty and P. f. Ryan; ana in ad-
dition to thisBthe Degree team Of st.
Paul, consisting Of R. ]. Clarke. w. ].
Regan, VIM. Shelly. Michael Walsch
and John Higgins were present and
conferred the degrees on q class of
twenty -seven. L After the initiation
services an oriBn meeting was held and
a good program rendered.
New Richmond. Wis.-Mary Farley
Kelly is dead, She was born in Lee
land, about ieventy years ago and
removed to Erin in the early sixties.
Thirty years ago she was married 70
Patrick Farley who survives her with
the two daughters. Misses Margaret
and Nayme Of Erin, and two brothers,
John Of Neary, Ninn., and Michael Of
st. Paul. The funeral sermon was
preached Sunday by Rev. Father p. A.
Walsh and b1rial took place in the
Nvlp con,cforv