The Irish standard., 1907-02-23
OVER THE NORTHWEST

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Mrs. O'Donovan, mother of James
O'Donovan residing two miles from
Johnson, occurred on the 14th inst. She
was q antive of Ireland, but came to
| this country many years ago and was
among the first to come into this new
country. She has made her home with
her son, who opened the first bakery
in Graccvile. For three years de-
ceased has been as helpless as a child
for the dead was said at Holy Rosary
church and intermcnt followed at
Lakeside cemetery.
Rosemount, Minn.-Died at his home
in this village Wednesday of last week
Steven Ryan Of pneumonia, aged q
years. His death has cast gloom over
the whole community soming so sud-
denly TIc was a bright young man
and had been in the employ OF Ger
agility & Hynes for number Of years.
He was a member of the Ancient Order
Of Hibernians and his funeral was in
charge of the order on the 18th inst,
| from ST. Josephs church. He leaves
to mourn him an aged father, two sis
ters, Mary and Margaret, and two
brothers, Thomas of ST. Paul and Mich
Miss Lillian Connolly We're united in
the bonds of natrimony Monday morn
ing. Feb. H., at ST. Joseph's church.
Rev. Father Moore off1ciated. Both are
we'll and favorably known in this COM
munity and have a host of friends who
wis hthcm happiness in their journey
| through life.
| Blooming Prairie. Minn.-Died at
Crosby, y. D.. Tuesday of last week.
Thos. p. Fitzgerald aged 81 years. The
deceased is a son of Patrick Fitzgerald.
"a farmer living near this village. The
deceased had been in North Dakota
seven years and had prospercd- He
had proved up on his claim near Cros-
by and had claim in Canada, Tie had
been working i'll a livery and was an
| Industrious man of good habits and
character. He had $1,000 life insur-
ance in the Woodmen, of which he is
IL member in good standing. Tile
remains were brought here for burial.
The sorrowing family have the SYM
pathy of many friends in their be-
reavemcnt.
Butte, Mont--The lust sad rites over
the body of Thomas II. Roman. who died
in this city, We're hold Friday, Feb. 3,
ut ST Lawrence church Mr.. Roman was
we'll known in Butte, and hundreds of
his friends attended the services. The
floral offerings were numerous and
beautiful. Mr.. Roman was 2S years old
Michigan being his birthplace. He had
twenty years. He was Il son OF Mrs
John Roman. and besides Il mother
leaves two sisters, katherine and Mary
The funeral of Timothy Harrington
who died from injuries received in the
High Ore mine, took plac from the
residence of John G. I.6wney, 45O North
Idaho street, and then to st. Patricks
church, where a high mass OF requiem
was celebrated.-The funeral Of Mich-
33 years. took place from the family
residence to East Bennett avenue, anG
then to st. Lawrence church, whero a
high mass of requiem was celebrated
The deceased was Il native of Austin
New, and had been a resident of this
city for twenty years. He leaves 4
mother, two sisters, Mary and Lena
and brother Thomas.
Waseca. Minn.-Georgo McGrath dice
at his home in Hector, Tuesday OF las
week, of cancer of the stomach. He
had been i'll for about six months. He
was a son of Mr.. and Mrs. Christl
McGrath of Byron, and lived there unit
about nine years ago when he moved tt
Hector. He is survived by wife, who
is Il daughter of Mrs. John Maloney
of this city. and four young sons. The
land. The funeral was held at the st
Mary Catholic church.
I'aribault. Minn.-Mrs. John Me
Loughlin of the town Of Warsaw re
ceived the sad news recently Of tn,
death of her brother, Peter Lynch, whit
died near Deadwood, S. D., as the re
suit of injuries sustained from bein,
struck by a falling tree, which he hat
assisted in cutting down. He was aliv'
When taken from under the fallen tre'
but died shortly afterward. Deceasel
was born in Trimbell, Pierce Co.. Wis
Feb. 21st, 1855.
st. Cloud, Minn.-Sister Zavier Pen
dy, O. S. b., died last week at ST
Raphaci's hospital of cancer of tn
stomach after an illness of severa
months. The deceased was born a