The Irish standard., 1907-11-30
OVER THE NORTHWEST

Green Isle, Minn.-The marriage of
M. S. Corrigan and Miss Kathryn
Reilley, both popular young people of
st. John, took place Tuesday, Nov. 26,
at the home of the bride.-A pretty
wedding was solemnized Tuesday of
last week at st. Brendon's church,
when Miss Margaret A. Ryan, daugh-
ter of Mrs. j. Ryan, became the wife
Of Mr.. August Berger of Jessenland.
The nuptial knot was tied by Rev.
Father Maloney. The happy couple
entered the church to the strains of a
wedding march played by Mr.. ]. Spell
lacy on the organ. The bride was at
tended by her sister, Miss Nora Ryan,
and the groomsman was Mr.. Matt Ber-
ger, brother of the groom.
st. Peter, Minn.-At the Marysburg
Catholic church on Tuesday morning,
Nov 19, at 10 o'clock, Mr.. Frank Wan
dersee and Miss Anna Vaughn were
Joined in the hold bonds of wedlock,
Rev. Father Patrick McCabe off1ciat-
ing. The bride was attended by Miss
Ella Vaughn and the groom by John
o. Keith.
Worthington, Minn-The marriage
of Mrs. Katherine Horgan (nee Fahey)
to Mr.. Howard Durfee. occurred at the
Catholic church in Worthington, Mimi,
on Tuesday, Nov. 18th, Rev. Father
Sherman officiating.
Anaconda, Mont.-Walter O'Neill, the
11-year-old son of Mr.. and Mrs. Con
O'Neill, died recently of meningitis.
The boy had only been i'll two days,
the attack coming on while he slept.
Hudson, Wis.-Richard Burk, 1928
Edgerton street, ST. Paul, was killed
at Superior, Wis, Friday of last week,
while switching cars. He recently went
to the head Of the lakes in the employ
of the Great Northern railway. A
widow and four children live in st.
Paul. The remains were brought to
Hudson and the funeral was held at
st. Patrick's church, Rev. Father Bar
ney officiating. Mr.. Burks mother re-
sides on Second street, Hudson, and
he formerly resided here.
Butte, Mont.-Sunday afternoon,
Nov 10, the body of F'lur G. Sullivan,
an old resident Of Butte, arrived in
this city from Goldfield, where he died
of pneumonia Nov 5, aged SO years
He is survived by three sisters and
two half brothers. He went from
Butte three months ago. He had
worked in this city for several years.
His sisters are Mrs d, ]. Sullivan, Eu-
reka, Utah; Miss Maggie Sullivan,
Butte, and Mrs. j. T. Grant, Butte.
Miss Josie O'Neill of Eureka is half
sister and Dennis and Patrick O'Neill
Of Butte are half-brothers. The body
was taken to the residence at las East
Center street.-A quiet wedding was
celebrated Monday of last week by the
Rev. Father Leightham, when he
united in marriage Miss Beatrice
Meunder and Fred A. Macarthur, the
latter wellknown resident Of Anal
conda, and an employe of the Ana
conda Copper Mining company. Miss
Meunder is we'll known in Butte, where
She has resided since early childhood,
and attended the schools up to a few
years ago. She is the daughter of
Joseph Meunder, a widely known and
respected member of the French-Cana
dian element in Butte. j. Benjamin
Meunder, the brother of the bride, was
for some time clerk of the city health
office under DR.. j. r. Sullivan.
Graceville, Minn-Daniel Fahey died
at his home in this village Wednesday
evening. Nov. 20, at about six o'clock,
of heart failure. He had not bee,l con-
sidered seriously i'll, being able to be
about until the morning of the day he
died. Mr.. Fahey was 50 years of age
and was one of the pioneer settlers of
LnlS LOCALITY. lie SeCCleQ on MS farm
just north of town about % years ago.
where he lived until last spring when
he moved into town. He leaves, be-
sides his wife, two sons and eight
daughters, who have the sympathy of
all in their affliction.-Miss Mary Null
lane. daughter of Mrs. Ellen Mullane,
of this place, was married on Thurs
day. Nov. 7tfl. to Mr.. Frank Hines, at
Williston. N. D. Mr. and Mrs. Hines
will live on their farm near Ambrose
N. D. The bride has many friends
here who extend best wishes for the
future prosperity Of the happy pair
Helena, Mont-Michael Sullivan, &C
years old. of Jefferson county, died re-
Gently at st. Peters hospital. Mr., Sui
livan had been i'll for more than q
month. He was formerly engaged in
business in Basin, but had more re-
Gently resided in Comet. His body was
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