The Irish standard., 1909-06-12
lily inside, of ten years, her father.
mother, sister and three brothers hav-
ing passed away in that interval.

lily inside, of ten years, her father,
mother, sister and three brothers hav-
ing passed away in that interval.
Graceville, Minn.-The commence
ment exercises Of st. Mary's Academy
took place Friday, June II. Rev.
James o'Reilly, of Minneapolis, de-
fivered the address. The following are
the names of those who graduated.
Peter J. connaughton. Joseph P. Nc
Brady. Amelia 3. Barry, Ellen l..
coyne, Rose G. Moran. Mary r. Keav-
eny, Mary j. Dunn, Irene C. Gallogy,
Frances II. Coyne. Eileen E. McBrady,
Clara M: Kiedrowski. Catherine G.
Geenty, Ella L. Burns.
Olivia, Mipn.-James McNeeley, one
OF the early residents of Renville
county. and a man well known here,
died two weeks ago at the home of
his daughter. Mrs. Patrick Monahan, IL,
Butte, Mont, aged 81 years. The de-
ceased settled in Henryville in early
days, but for the past several years
had lived with his children at their
respective homes. He, is survived by
five daughters and. two sons, viz: Mrs.
Monahan and Mrs. Chas. Holden of
Butte; Mrs. James Holden of Monte.
video, Mimi. Mrs. P. j. Murphy Of
Morton, Mimi, and Mrs. M. R. Will
liams Of Fargo, N. D., Robert of Little
camas. Idaho. and John Of Rossland,
3. c. y =.
Hastings. Minn.-walter G. conley,
former resident of Denmark, but for
several years past a resident of MIN
neapolis, was drowned at Lake Chan
hassen on Thursday afternoon, May
II, while out fishing. Mr.. Conley had
been in the employ Of the Milwaukee
road for number of years, and at
the time Of the fatal accident was a
freight conductor on the river divi-
sion. Mr.. Conley. was the son of Mrs.
Mary e. Genley and was about %
years Of: age. Besides his mother, he
is survived by two brothers and four
sisters. His remains were forwarded
by special train to this city in care
of Undertaken "A, G. Mertz, arriving
here on Sunday. afternoon with large
delegation from Minnehaha Lodge, No.
625, Division Railway Trainmen, under
whose auspices the funeral was held
from the Church of the Guardian An
gels, Rev. P: r. Cunningham oniciat-
ing. 1nterment in the church ceme>.
Langdon. N. d.. Courier Democrat
Sweeping down Ss upon the city from the
southeast at iYst about o'clock last
Saturday afternoon, May 20. Lansdon
was visitedeby the most disastrous cy-
clone or tornado that has ever visited
North Dakota. 1t left in it's path death,
injury, ruin and desolation. Five were
killed and the injuries sustained by
others may Sc fAtsl: The list Of in
jured is oyer a, score, not including
those of a. slight and less important
character. The property loss, now that
1t, can be viewed in rational and
businesslike manner, will easily ap-
proxiniate :s15o,o00. The dead are:
Mrs. j: B. Boyd, aged SO years; Mrs.
F. w. Bleak1ey, aged AZ. years; Don
aida Sheehan, aged 10 years; Baby"
Balm. aged s, weeks; Joseph Powers,
Jr., aged IL years. The injured are:
John Sheehan. scalp wounds and bad
ly cut by glass and timber; Mrs.
sheefan, back injured, bruised and
cut; Mcdonald sheehan. years old,
badly cut and bruised: Annie Buck
wertz. girl at Sheehan's, collar bone
broken and one leg fractured; Mrs.
Balm, back and chest badly bruised;
Francis Balm. slightly bruised and
scalded; Mary Boyd. girl at Bains, leg
broken and other injuries; Richard
Boyd cut and bruised, knees injured;
Katie Diamond, girl at Sullivan's,
slightly injured by bruises and cut by
glass: Mrs. John Burke, widow, back
wrenched and bruises; Mrs. John Lee,
leg broken in three places; John Dia-
mond, collar bone broken, arm frac-
tured, other injuries to head and scalp;
Mrs. w. B. Gordon, cut on arms and
back by glass.