The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1906-07-21
OVER THE NORTHWEST

Cedar Lake, Minn.-Patrick Don
nelly passed away at his home in Ced-
3. after a long illness. Deceased was
the eldest son of Mr.. Math. DOnnelly
ST.. was born in Cedar Lake and pass
ed all his life there. At the time of
his death he was 4S years of age. He
is survived by his father, wife and Il
family of four sons and five daughters,
who mourn the loss of kind and low
ing husband and father and u duti-
full son. OF inlexible honesty and up
rightness, his death leaves void in
his home neighborhood that will be felt
for many a day. The funeral was from
St. Patricks church Wednesday fore
noon, and was very largely attended.
Rev. Father Fahey oft1ciated at the
ceremonies. Mr.. Donnelly was MEM
Der of the a. O. U. W.. in which So
ciety he carried IL life insurance policy
of $1,000.
The death of Mrs. Thos. Doherty oc-
Cured in st. Paul on Tuesday, July
3. ut the home of her daughter. She
was one of the early settlers of Cedar
Lake township and came to this coun-
ty when it was trackless wilderness.
She had long been i'll with rheumatism
iS 1fin \,
Mrs. Doherty was so years of age.
All of her children We're at the flu
neral, which took place at st. Cath
crimes on Thursday following. Rev.
Father t'ahey officiating. A large
number of neighbors and friends turn
ed out to pay their last tribute of re-
spect to her memory. Her surviving
children are Mrs. Thomas Hart. Mrs.
Michael Nash and p. T. DOherty of
Cedar Lake. Mrs. Sullivan Mrs. Mich
ael Hart and Martin Doherty of ST.
Paul.
Friday for the Twin Cities and from,
there he was going with a large party
of Hiberians for Saratoga, N. Y, to at
tend the annual meeting of the nat :
ional organization of the A. o. H. Mr..
Clark was born at Albany, in that
state. and says he has not been there
in over fifty years and will take his
native city in on the trip and see what
his birthplace looks like.
Brainerd. Minn-The Sisters of St.
Benedict are in possession of a site
for Il school to be erected in this city
and the donation of the ground was
Il complete surprise to the Mother Su-
pcrior at Duluth. who was not inforn,-
ed of the move until notified over the
telephone after the presentation had
been made to the Sisters in charge
of ST. Joseph's hospital in this city.
The property was purchased and the
deed taken to the hospital Thursday of
last week. the plan for securing the
site being conceived by w. II. Clearly
and Judge Sanborn. who quietly pass
ed among our business men who con-
tributed the necessary amount with
in less than two hours. The site pur-
chased adjoins the hospital grounds
and the site recently purchased for the
school and was considered necessary
before the school could be built. Those
contributing for it's purchase are: Con
OBrien. w. II. Cleary. ]. I. Sanborn
j. w. Koop. r. r. Wise. D. NJ. Clark
]. J. Howe, ]. a. Thabes, First Nat
ional Bank. H. P. Dunn, NJ. ]. Reilly
A. G. Trommad, Q. F. Erickson. Adam
man, NJ. 4. Dunn, J. L. Fredericks
$25 each; f. X. Woodin, E. A. Mckay
]. F. McGinnis, ]. F. Murphy. Thos
Beare. S. r. Adair, James Cullen, w
A. NJ. Johnston. $40 each: T. c.. Bile
witt. John Carlson. VIM. Graham
Brockway & Parker, G. A. Walker 81
each. In making the presentation the
gentlemen urged the immediate build.
ing of the school and pledged the
hearty cooperation of the people anG
business men so far as they coult
bring 1t about.
Montgomery. Minn.-The home o.
| Jas. McGinnis of Erin town was Tues.
day. July 10, saddened by the death o
his daughter Mary. aged II years. TIL,
cause of death was tuberculosis. Sh,
was bright young girl, dutiful ant
obedient child. She will be great!
missed in the household. Funeral wa
held on Thursday from the Catholic
church of St. Michaels and remain!
were laid to rest beside those of hel
mother. who preceded her to the grave
about year ago.
Hastings. Minn.-James McAndrew!
of Castle Rock died on the LIST inst