The Irish standard., 1911-02-25
Barney officiating.

Barney officiating
| Dickinson, n D.-A sad incident
occurred near South Heart when Mr..
and Mrs. Garvey both succumbed TO
pneumonia within a few days Of each
other. Mr.. Garvey died at their
homestead, few miles out of South
Heart, on Thursday, Feb. 9, and Mrs.
/ Garvey died early Sunday morning.
They came from Fargo about two
years ago and located on the home
stead, where they have since resided.
1t seems they had been sick con-
siderable period before the neighbors
discovered their predicament, and
when found there had been no fire in
| their stove for some time. A doctor
was called from Belfeld, but cor!,
nothing to save their lives. The re-
mains OF both We're sent to Fargo.
where burial took place from st.
Mary's Cathedral. Mr. Garvey was
one Of the early settlers of Fargo,
and was on the police force at that
place for number of years.
Langdon, N. D.-The wedding OF
Miss Olive Isabella Fisher, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph J. Fisher.
and MIR. VIM. L. Lynch WAS an event
of considerable local interest on Mon
day, Feb. Is. The wedding took
place in the forenoon at St. Mich
ael's church, the event being given
the attendance of a large gathering
Of the friends of the contracting cou-
pie.
Faribault, Minn.--Alrs. Katherine
Wall, widow of the late John Wall,
died at her home on West First street
on Sunday. Feb. IL, from a complica-
ton Of diseases, after a short illness
Miss Katherine Cahill was born near
Hamilton, Canada, on April 5tn, 1S49.
Early in the COS she came with her
parents to the state OF Minnesota. In
1867 she came to the city of Fart
bault. and two years later she was
married to John Wall. He died in
the month of December, 1884, leaving
his wife with seven children. Mrs
Wall is survived by her seven ch:'-
dren, three Sons, Frank, OF Redlands,
Cal, Clement of Fort Robinson, Neh.,
and John of this city, and four daugh-
ters, Miss Anna Wall OF Spokane,
Wash, Mrs. Frank Hallet, Miss Agnes
and Miss Letetia of this city. The
funeral took place from the Church
OF the Immaculate Conception. Feb.
is, Rev. j. j. Slevin officiating.
st. Peter MINI PLANS for ST. Pet.
er's Catholic chuSsh. to be erected the
coming summer at cost of $4,000"
will be drawn by the celebrated st.
Paul architect, E. l.. Masqueray, de-
signer of the St. Paul cathedral. He
WAS formally engaged by the building
committee last week, and paid a Wis
it to st. Peter Saturday, Feb. IL. Mr..
Masqueray came here to consult Faith
er Moran and the other members OF
the committee, and to receive sugges-
tons they might have TO offer. While
here he made d thorough inspection
of the site OF the church. and he is
now at work preparing the prelimi-
nary drawing.
Benson. Minn.-Mrs. Tl,dOthy Cain
passed away at her home north OF this
city on last Sunday night, Feb. II,
after a lingering illness from com.
plication of diseases of the stomach.
Mary M. McAndrew was born on
March IS, 1854, in the state of New
York, and moved with her parents
to Pierce county. Wis, in 1868 On
December 3, 1871, she was married
10 Timothy Cain al Ellsworth WIS.
and came with him to Swift county on
April q, 1880 She is survived by
her husband and ten children, two
sisters and five brothers. The chill
dren are Mrs. Moran of Cashel, Mrs
Morris Buckler of Minneapolis, Mrs.
l.. G.. McBurney, Port Angel, Wash,
Johanna Cain of Gracevile, and Kate,
Jeanette, Esther and John, Timothy
and Charles, who live at home. The
funeral services were held from the
Catholic church on Wednesday morn
ing at 9 o'clock, Rev. l'r. Shea OFF,
Chatting.
Eveleth, Minn.-Word was received
here Wednesday, Feb IS, OF the death
of Mr.. Dan Shea's mother at Iron