The Irish standard., 1906-11-03

gether with his other possessions, goes |
to the relatives. The funeral occurred
from ST. Brendon's Catholic church,
Rev. j. ]. Hand singing the requiem
mass. The remains were then laid to
rest in the cemetery near the church
Jordan Minn.-A somewhat mys-
FERROUS drowning occurred at Prior
Lake, supposedly about two weeks ago.
The victim is Patrick, son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. John Geary, who live near the
Grainwocd. The last seen of him
alive was carly on the morning of
Oct. Is, when he went toward home
from u dance in Prior Lake village.
When he was crossing tho wagon
bridge over the narrow neck connect
ms the two lakes at Grainwood, he
must have fallen in, for it was at the
foot of a pile in 10 feet Of water tina,
Cole Conroy and Nick Amen found
his body a week later.
Glencoe, Minn.--Miss Catherine Nc
Dougall expired at her home at Prince
ton, Mile Laos county, Thursday, Oct
18th. The deceased was born at Glen
Garry, Canada. and was between
sixty-tive and seventy years OF age.
She accompanied her parents to Helen
township from Canada in 1860, and re-
sided on the old homestead north of
Plato until after the death Of her
father. She removed with her mother
to Glencoe in 1879 and resided hero
until the death Of her parent, when
she made her homo with her: nephew,
w. d. Huntington, who resides east Of
town. About two and q half years
ago she removed to Princeton. Dur
ing her residence in this community
she was Il devoted member of ST.
George church and: a diligent churchl
Woman. -: :.
Butte, Mont.--The funeral of Annie,
| the 4-ycar-old daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Bakey. took place Monday
afternoon, Oct. is, at 2 o'clock, serv-
ices being held in st. Joseph's church.
Tho funeral took place on same date
of Mrs. Annie Burns from the family
residence. Williamsburg, proceeding to
st. Patrick's church, where a high
mass of requiem was celebrated at 10
o'clock.--The funeral of the late Ed
ward MACEDONIAN. took place Monday,
Oct. 10. from the residence Of his sis
ter, Mrs. Annie O'Connor, "a Missoula
avenue, proceeding, to the ST.. Lawrence
church, where mass was celebrated at
10 o'clock.-The funeral of John Kelly
was held from the family residence, rs
Anaconda road, Tuesday morning, Octta
16. Solemn high requiem mass was
celebrated at St. Mary's church at 10
o'clock.-Eight girls met at the home
of Mary O'Brien in West Granite
street, Wednesday, Oct. II, 1906. They
organized a club, calling it the Z. II.
u. The coors chosen are lavender
and white. The members present were
Zita Gilligan, Ora Hogan, Sister.
O'Brien Doris Harrison, Bernice Gill
ligan, Helen Coen. Stella Reber and
Virginia knuckles.
Helena, Mont.-Many friends attend
ed the funeral of Mrs. Il. S., Walker,
held Thursday, Oct. IS, from the
Cathedral Of tile Sacred Heart The
Rev. Father Day conducted the serv-
ices at the church, while the services
at E'ores.dale were conducted by the
Rev. Father Birmingham. Officers of
the marshal's office and the United
States court attended the services, as
| well as many friends of tho family.
| The floral pieces were many and hand
some. The pallbearers were George
Kennedy, c.. F. Gage, Captain Loomis.
Louis Weigel, T.. j. Powers and John
| Frey. Mrs. Walker was a PIONEER OF
Montana coming to this state in the
early days with her parents, who To-
Gated at Virginia City, Dec. S, 1866
| She was married IN that city TO Judge
Walker. She was born at Worms,
Germany, in 1s4S. Mrs. Walker leaves
besides her husband and seven chif-
dren, Julia, Clara and Fred, who live
in Helena, Ed S. of Seattle, John B.
of Bremerton, Wash: w. B. of Quincy,
i Wash, and S. S. OF Unionville.
saltwater, Minn.-The Sisters of st.
Mary's convent have purchased the
Seward residence OH Fifth street, the
purchase price being $3,450. The pres
ent occupants will vacate in the spring
and it Is the intention to repair the
building and adapt it as a residence for
the sisters. st. Nary's convent has
outgrown it's present quarters. In adj
| ditiOn tO the narOchial school tha con :