The Irish standard., 1909-09-04
OVER THE NORTHWEST

hear of his death on Wednesday morn
ing, August rs. His body was found
by the workmen who first went t.
the Northern Pacific carpenter shop,
sitting as If in sleep in his chair. He
had apparently been dead for somo
hours and no doubt died from heart
failure and both peacefully and pain
lessly. Barney" as he was familiar
ly called, had long been resident Of
Glendive and had many friends
throughout the community. He died
at his post and has gone to his re-
ward. He was born in Providence, R.
l., IS years ago. First came to Mon
tana in 1891 and to Glendive in 1892.
and had lived here continuously. He
dren. OF his sons. four in number,
only one resides outside the state, and
that is Edward, who is resident Ut
Wisconsin. Dennis lives at Forsyth,
Barney at Livington and Thomas a1
Enid, while his daughter, Mrs. Smith.
resides at Baker. Miss Fitzgerald, 4
stepdaughter, has been the only rea-
tive at home besides Mrs. Agnew for
some time. The funeral services were
conducted Saturday morning from the
Catholic church.
Rosemount, Minn.-Frank Gary, Il
pioneer citizen, died on Saturday, the
21st ult., at his home in this place,
aged IS years. He was born in Ire
land, but came to America nearly 80
years ago, finally locating at Rose
mount in 1870. His wife died twelve
years ago. He was quiet, unassum-
ing man. who was held in the highest
esteem by all who knew him. He is
survived by a son, John, living in st.
Paul, and daughter, Mary, Rose
mount. The funeral was held from
ST. Joseph's church, HoJemount, Oh
Monday, August 49, at 10 o'clock, I'M
der the auspices Of Division No. 2,
A. O. H. Rev. Terence Moore off,
ciated.
Lead, S. D.-Friends Of former
Bishop Stariha. of the Catholic do
cese of Lead, have received letters
from him in Austria, saying that his
health Is still declining. Bishop Star
ina left here last spring for his old
home, after resigning his work. in the
hope that the change and rest might
benefit him, but was disappointed. Nc
successor to Bishop Stariha has yet
been chosen by the representatives OF
the church at St. Paul, but Rev. Fa-
Their John Redmond, Of Elk Point, g
D., formerly pastoF. here. is regarded
as the most likely candidate. At pres
ent Vicar General Noesen. Of Dead
wood is in charge OF the affairs .
the parish.
Wabasha, Minn.-On Saturday. Au
gust 81, Mrs. Mary Holland, relict y
Patrick Holland, of Cooks Valley
passed away at an advanced age, be
ing born in County Kerry, Ireland
on November S, 1929. Her Made,
name was Mary O'Connell, and sh
emigrated to America in 1850, frs
living in Connecticut, where she wa
married. In 1856 she and her HUSBAND
came to Minnesota and took up
homestead In Cooks Valley. wher
they resided for fifty years. Mr.. Hol
land died eight years ago, and sine
then his widow lived with some o
her children. The funeral was he'll
Monday morning at 10 o'clock fror
st. Felix church, Rev. J. ]. Culleton, q
kellogg. officiating. She was buria
in ST. Felix cemetery. Six Of the min
present at the funeral. They ar
John Holland, Mrs. f. Quigley an
Mrs. Thomas Lamey, OF Watopa; Mr.
Thomas Maloney, Of Devils Lake, !
D.; Sarah, of Tomah. Wis. and Mar.
of st. Paul.
LIE Sueur, Minn.-Thomas Henness:
a native Of Tipperary, Ireland, die
in this city on August 81 at the ag
of 10 years. A wife and seven chill
dren survive him, and they have tn
sympathy OF the community in tt
loss of kind husband and fatht
and worthy citizen. The intermer
took place on the GARD. after the IL
neral services in the Catholic churc
at which Father Cahill offlciated.
Grand Forks. N. D.-The death
Thomas Macsweeney pioneer cit
zen, who departed this life last wee
!! at the age of 10 years, cast a glool
4 over the Red River valley. The DE-
3 ceased had during his long years
s. Grand Forks been engaged in diffe,
ent capacities, holding q number
z responsible city positions. and the
are few who did not know his ger
s erous heart and kindly disposition