The Irish standard., 1909-04-10

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OVER THE NORTHWEST
| Fargo N.eD.-The first issue Of The
Bulletin, the new publication. by the
Catholic Church IF this state, made it's
appearance last week. Bishop Stanley
explains its object and calls attention
to the great handicap experienced in
the past because OF the lack of an Of
fetal paper for the promulgatiotf of
church news. The articles are writ
ten In the bishops forceful style and
will be read with interest by the peo-
pie Of state. Provisions are made
for monthly parish reports and for the
publications Of ali items Of interest to
the church in North Dakota. The
bishop INDUCES in some interesting
"reminiscences and many people will be
surprised at the poverty of the church
when he first assured the bishopric-
and its great growth since that time.
Anoka, Minn.-Daniel Shannon, one
of Anoka county's Industrious and old.
est pioneers. passed away Tuesday aft.
ernoon March 80, at his home in Burns
in, which neighborhood he had re.
sided constantly for the past so years.
Death was due to- q general break.
down caused by old age, he being 90
years of age. He is survived by a
widow and four daughters and two
sons. Tho children are Mrs. w. H.
Ward, Mrs. M. Mccarthy and John
Shannon Ct Aneka; Daniel; ryns srof
Burns; Mrs. John Mcdonald of Cedar
Greek, and Mrs. Mary Duffy 1T Min.
neapolis. The funeral was held from
st. Stephens church on Thursday
forenoon at 9 o'clock. Mr.. Shannon
was born in ireland and came to this
country when atbov. He,was narried
In Boston l! and 2 ;fewsy ears ;latara uszue
to this country During, his long
residence here no made lifelong
friends of all who came to know him
and his departure from this life will
be deeply incurred.
Waverly. Minn.-Mrs.' Thomas Nc.
Hugh died at her home in this VII.
lage on March 23. She was born in
the county Donegal, Ireland. in May,
1884. She emigrated from the En-
erald Icle. settling In New Brunswick
and coming to Minnesota In August.
1859. On March /, 1870, she was mar
ried to Thomas McHugh, Of Marys-
Vile. and they resided on the farm in
that town until seven years ago, when
they moved to W'averly, Where they
have since made their home. De.
ceased passed away very suddenly
and her. death wss a shock to her
many friends and ,neighbors who had
grown to love her for her charitable
and Christian virtues. The pail bear
ers were: lJohn Nolan, John w. Nc.
Cartel; James F. Mcdonnell, James
Mcclure, Thos Reardon and John
Meehan. li
Norwood, Minn.-Matthew ]. Keat-
ing. formerly Of Assumption. but re-
Gently of Denver, Colorado. died on
Thursday, March e5. The news Of his
death brought more surprise and sor.
row to the ASSUMPTION parish and to
the Catholic Order Of Foresters Of
that. parish to which society. hes be-
;onged, than anything that has occur
red for some years. He was q young
married MN whose heretofore happy
family needed him to comfort and
care for them; whose venerable
father, loving sisters and brothers
here ever watched for the welcome
letters which brought news Of pros
perity. and thrift from Denverrto them.
He never failed to write and was a
model young man whose Nps were
never heard to utter an oath Or speak
falsely Of another. He was. O Christ
Ian gentleman, whose every word ana
act was that Of : man. NJ. j. naly, of
Perham. Ia q brother.in-law Of the
deceased. Mrs Dolly left for Den
yer ana accompanied the remains!
back Tor interment at the old Home in |
Assumption. Besides his wife. he left
two children to mourn their, loss so q
good. kind father . s~...
Z. Gracsvills, Minn: Caseg's saloon
was broken into Sunday night, March
IS; and over SIS taken from the siot
and cash register, Entrance
was gained to the saloon through the
back door. y hole being, cut in It to
allow. the holt being slipped back. The
slot machines were broken into with
q plowshare. wiiiela was used 5sas q |
lover to pry on the backs. The burg
larry Va. undoubtedly fas work 81
local tslsnt md they y ~ Is mortified
~ lea = that they overlooked about ..