The Irish standard., 1906-09-01
the case Of Captain Wirz.
Who would knowingly protest
against monument to him?
protest
OVER THE NORTHWEST


ing to the establishment in Helena of
an institution of higher learning
under the auspices of the Catholic
| church have been taken, and this fall
q Catholic college will be formally
opened in Helena. The starting of the
| college is in furtherance of the plans
of Bishop John p. Carroll to establish
at Helena an institution of learning
that will compare favorably with any
in this western country. The perma-
ncnt location of the college will be
on the block OF ground on Warren
street, purchased some months ago by
Bishop Carroll. But until that build
ing is erected the college will find a
home with ST. Aloysius The latter
has in the past been only q day
school. The college will be q board
ing school and st. -Aloysius hall is
being fitted up to accommodate forty
boarders 1t is believed that the first
term the accommodations will be all
ASSN, Juu6ihS1 lAolIl lI0 llldl
have already been received.
Assumption. Minn.-MiSs Nora
Brady, who has been very ill for some
time. died Aug IA, at the home of
her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jas.
Corcoran. Of ST. Johns. Miss Brady
was % years old and was Il great
lav"rite among her associates and
her early death is deeply deplorcd by
Il wide circle of friends and relatives.
The funeral occurred from the Catho.
lie church of ST. Johns Thursday.
Aug. 49, and was largely attended.
she leaves to mourn her death her
mother and two sisters, besides a host
of other relatives.
Anaconda, Mont.-Miss Mae Nc
Hugh, county superintendent of
schools, WAS operated upon at st.
AIMS hospital last week for appendi-
citis by Dr. j. +. Spellnan.-The
Knights of Columbus uuintette, COM
posed of Emmett Sullivan, r. r. AIurtz,
John Donahoe, A. II. Ahern and
\. II. MacCallum. went to Butte re-
Gently to hold memorial services for
Colonel John Curtis.
Butte, ,Mont.-Jamcs, the infant son
of Mr.. and Mrs. james Hogan, died
and was buried from the family resi-
iencc, 612 Elm street. lnternlent was
made ut the Mt. Carmel cemetery
The funeral OF William Foley took
place Friday morning of last week al
3 o'clock from the family residence 425
Minah street, Centcrville proceeding
to St. Lawrcnce's church, where high
mass was cclcbrated.-John Moriarity,
aged - years and IL miner by occu-
patton, died recently in his room in
the Lynch block on East Park street
after an illness of Il week or ten days
MIR. Moriarity was Il native of AM
hcrst. Mass. where his parents and
other relatives still reside.-Bernard
| Murphy. the -months-old son of Mr.
and Mrs. Philip Murphy, % Bennett
| street. was buried Friday afternoon OF
last week, funeral services being held
at St. Lawrcnce's church, the Rev
Father BatenS officiating. Many
friends of the bereaved family were
present. The pall-bearers were Don
aid Cronan. James Hennessy, Russell
Williams and Florence Leary.
| Jordan. Minn-Tile death OF Mrs
Michael Doyle. ST.. occurred ut tho
family home in cast Spring Lake, al
an early hour on "wednesday of last
week, following an extended illness
| with intrmities due to age. Deceased
! was born in Ireland and was about
Is years of age. With her husband
| she resided in Carver County until
about thirty-tive years ago when they
| occupied the place in Spring Lake
township where they have resided
ever since She is survived by her
husband, five sous and three daugh
tcrs. The sons are William. of Cedar
Lake and james. John. Frank and
| Michael. all residing near the old
| home. The daughters are Mrs. John
| Doherty of Minneapolis, Mrs r. +
Kanc of Credit River and Miss Kate
Doyle. residing at home ..
New Richmond, Wis.--Thc death OF
John Frawlcy. Il former resident OF
| thjs rountv Or,lrrrd 1t Shnl1 Lake
Aug. is. The funeral was held Mon
day, requiem mass being celebrated at
the Shell Lake Catholic church. fol.
| lowed by services here. Intcrlnent was
made in New Richmond. Death was
sudden and Il shock to his people and
many friends. Mr.. l'rawley was Il
years of age, being born i'll County
Cork. Ireland. in March. 1929. He
lived in Erin many years, and gained
q wide acquaintance throughout the
county. His widow and seven chill.
dren survive. They are Mrs. Anr
Frawley. Mrs. NJ. p. Stephens and
Thns. Frawley OF North Yakima
WASH. Mrs. Julia \. Kitty of Ovation
na. Minn. JAS. Frawlcy of st. Croi,
Falls. Chas. Frawley of Shell Lake
Mrs. Mary \. Walsh of St. Paul. ant
Patrick Frawley. Two sons, John ant
William are deceased.
| Cedar Lake, Minn.-Mrs. John ID
Ryan died on Saturday morning, Jul,