The Irish standard., 1907-04-27
OVER THE NORTHWEST

the 18th inst. at her home In MarShan,
after a short Illness the result of a
complication of diseases aggravated by
her weight of years, she having reached
the advanced age of eighty-nine years.
She was born in Sligo, Ireland, but was
among the early settlers of this county,
and was we'll known not only in the
vicinity in which she lived, but this
city as well, and was highly regarded
by large number of friends. She is
survived by Il son and two daughters.
Owen Judge. and Mrs. Mary E. Todd,
Marshan,. and Mrs. H.; A. Tanner, of
Deland. Fla, also a sister, Mrs. Mary
Etherly, this city.
Shakopee, Minn.-The death of Alex
Campbell occurred on April 18th at his
home in Savage of Bright's disease.
Deceased has been a resident of Savage
for about three years, and has been an
invalid for the past year and half.
He was about Is years of age, and is
survived by his wife and four daugh-
ters. Funeral services were held from
st. Johns Catholic church and inter-
ment was ait Savage.
Evelcth. Minn.-John Finnegan. one
e. Iron Range and an employe Of that
road for the past eighteen years, died
at his home at Two Harbors Monday.
April u.s. from Bright's Disease. For
the past couple Of years he has been
ill., so that he could not work steadily.
and since last June he has been con-
fined to his home. Deceased was a.
veteran Of the civil war, belonging to
one OF the Wisconsin regiments. He
ing most of the time of his employment
by the Iron Range road and was very
popular. He leaves wife, but no
children.
Montgomery. Minn.-1sabelle O'Brien,
the six-year-old daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. OBrien Of this city, died
Friday, April IL. Funeral services
We're held. from the Catholic church the
following Sunday afternoon and inter-
ment made in Cavalry cemetery.
Wabasha, Minimize. and Mrs. John
Boyle of Tacoma. Wash, We're guests
on Sunday. the 18th inst, :of James
Dolan and family. They were on their
way to visit the Irish exposition at
Dublin, Ireland. and stopped off here
to visit the Dolans and also for the
purpose of visiting the scenes Of Mrs.
Boyles childhood. She will be remem-
bered as Miss Kate Dargan, daughter
OF the late Maurice Dargan of Watopa.
The family left here about twenty
seven years ago for Red Lake Falls.
Kate was then a little golden haired
girl, sweet as she was pretty. She has
not been back since.
West ST. Paul, Minn.-James Murphy
of this CITY, formerly of Inver Grove,
where he had charge of the old Fur
long farm. died at st. Joseph's hospital
Friday, April 18th, after short illness
at the age of 35 years. The funeral
took place Monday morning, April 18th,
from his late residence. Services were
held at st. Michaers church at a. III.
He leaves a heart broken wife and one
son to mourn his departure. ..
Faribault, Minn.-Miss Bridget Nc
Hale, aged sixteen years. died Tuesday
evening, April 16. at Bethlehem acad-
envy. death resulting from heart failure.
Deceased was an orphan and came here
from New York last fall. On account
of her i'll health she did not attend
school, but was tenderly cared for by
the sisters at the little cottage south
Of the convent. The funeral was held
at the Church of the Immaculate Con-
ception and the remains were inferred
in Calvary cemetery.
Butte. Mont.-Jess Donohue. a WELL
known man about town, passed away
at ST. James hospital Monday after
NOON OIL IdSC week. "A SNORT time ago
he was stricken with pneumonia, and
although every effort was made to save
his life they were all unavailing. De-
ceased leaves mother and three sis
tiers. who reside in Virginia City.-The
ladies of Sacred Heart parish, with
Father Carr, are making arrangements
for a bazaar, to be given some time the
early part Of May. Rapid progress on
the part Of each lady interested Is be-
ing made. and everything points to a
grand success. A collection committee
comprising Mesdames Kelley, Mac
Nan1ara, Pritchard. Munley and Nc.
Mahon, are out soliciting; and have
met with great success so far. A CON-
plete program of different booths will
be announced later.
Dickinson. N. D.-Thursday morning,
April IS, Rev. Father Dignam united
in marriage in st. Patrick's church VIM