The Irish standard., 1906-11-17
OVER THE NORTHWEST

Livingston, Mont-P. j. Nolan, a
member Of the firm of Nolan Bros,
hardware merchants, and one of the
Oldest and most highly respected cit
izens Of Livingston, died here recently,
death being due to a. general breaking
down Of the system. He was surround
ed by his family and relatives. and
frother from Emmetsburg, Ia, his old
home. Mr.. Nolan is survived by four
children and a brother, j. f. Nolan,
who resides in Livingston. His wife's
death occurred only a short time ago.
Anaconda, Mont.-D. D. Twohy and
family are visiting with County Treas
urer E. J. Nadeau and family. Mrs
Twohy and daughters are on their way
to Billings from Spokane. They will
reside in Billings until Mr.. Twohy fin
ishes his contract on the Great North
ern cut-off.--Justice Frank Fitzger-
aid, who was taken to st. AIMS hospi-
tai, suffering from a former fracture
Of the leg, is unimproved, and it is
thought by the attending physicians
that the member will have to be ampu-
tated.
Hudson. Wis.-Wm. Hefrron died
last week and was buried on the sth
inst. Some months ago he, was strick-
en- with paralysis and since then his
condition has been hopeless. He is one
Of the pioneer settlers Of the county.
He leaves wife and a number Of chill
dren. {.
Butte, Mont.-A pamphlet dealing
with the life and work of the late
Father Callahan has been pub
lished at the instance OF. the AncIen.
Order of Hibernians of this city. 1t
is a sixteen-page book and" contains
pictures Of the deceased priest, the ola
and new churches Of the Sacred Heart,
Bishop Carroll and Bishop Scannell,
together with sketch Of his life, his
work in this city, the funeral services
and the comments Of the various city
papers on the death Of Father Calla-
han. The pamphlets will be sold at
Is cents each at the Catholic church
doors after the various masses for sew.
eral weeks. From the proceeds Of this
book the Ancient Order of :Hibernians
propose to erect a monument over the
grave Of Father Callahan s., ;
River Falls, Wis.-Mrs. Martha Fos-
ter, aged 90 years, died at the home Of
her daughter, Mrs. D. M. Lusk, at Riv-
er Falls, Wis, Nov. 6. MI. and Mrs.
Isaac I. Foster were among the earliest
settlers Of Prescott, locating there in
1851, where they erected a, commodious
house, which is still in excellent pres
ervation. and for many years was the
abode Of generous hospitality. Of her
immediate family she is survived by
two daughters, Mrs. d. M. Lusk OF
River Falls, Wis, and Mrs. w. J. Whip
pie, Of Winona.
Helena. Mont.-Miss o'Boyle, who
has charge of the telephone system at
the capitol, has received word from
Rochester, Minn., that her brother,
Thomas O'Boyle of Anaconda, who
was operated on by the Mayo Bros, is
improving.-The Ancient Order Of Hi
bernians gave their annual ball at
Harmony hall, and it was one Of the
biggest and altogether one Of the mos:
delightful affairs given I'll Helena in
some time. The various committees
having charge Of the bali completed
all preparations. Baer's orchestra fur
nished the music.-Mrs. Bridget
Thorpe, the wife Of Cornelius Thorpe,
died at st. Johns hospital, after a
comparatively brief illness. She was
81 years Of age. Mrs. Thorpe had re-
sided in Helena for some time and
was we'll liked by all who knew her.
The funeral was held from the Cath
SAA Oh VI SllS SdC1Cu 110c9A 1l1LcIIll0uI
was in the Catholic cemetery. 49,.
Hastings, Minn.-Mr. John Molam-
ply, a former resident Of Marshan,
died suddenly at Rochester on last Fri
day night from apoplexy. A. G. Mertz,
undertaken, and J. J. Barrett, this city,
went down to Rochester on Saturday
afternoon to convey thet remains to
this city for interment. Mr.. Nolan
ply was born in County Tipperary,
Ireland, in 1886, but emigrated to Am
erica at a very early age, coming to
Minnesota to reside. He was married
to Miss Mary Barrett, at Hastings, sin
September. 1874, and shortly after
wards removed to Marshan, where he
took up the occupation of farming, and
was highly regarded by all his neigh
bors and friends, during his long resi-
dence there. He is survived by his
wife, two daughters and three sons
They are Misses Margaret A., and Mae
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