The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1911-01-07
OVER THE NORTHWEST

Dickinson, N. D.-Council No. Is,
Knights of Columbus, was instituted
last Sunday afternoon, making the
fourth lodge in North Dakota, the
others being at Fargo, Grand Forks
and Minot A class of fifty was ini-
tiated under the direction of ]. e.
McKoane, state deputy of Minot, the
degrees being conferred by District
Deputy Dunn Of Mason City, Iowa,
and Grand Knight Thomas E. Dunn of
Fargo, N. D. T. F. Murtha is the
CHOICE of the Dickinson council for
grand knight. A banquet at the ar
mory followed the limitations in the
opera house, Governor John Burke
acting as master of ceremonies.
Among the speakers were John Car
mody of Hillsboro, p D. Norton. secre-
tary of state; J. e. McKoane of Min
OF and National Deputy Dunn of Iowa.
About $50 visiting members were in
the city, thirty from Fargo arriving
In a special car. Had it not been for
the sudden cold wave, many more
would have been In attendance.
Graceville, Minn.-Anna Phalen, the
16-year-old daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Jas. Phalen, who live south of this
place, died Wednesday evening of last
week at the hospital, where she was
recently operated on for append
citis. She was recovering nicely from
the operation but took an unexpected
bad turn which resulted fatally.
Rochester, Minn.-Jeremiah Mortar
ty, one Of Haverhill's esteemed and
elderly residents. died on the home
farm Tuesday morning, Dec. q, at
half after ten o'clock. Surrounded by
his two children and one sister, the
aged man, who had spent half cen
fury filling the soil of Olmstead coun-
ty, breathed his last. Death came
as a relief to a long suffering which
has been borne bravely for about
eight months. Jeremiah Moriarty was
born in County Kerry, Ireland. in
1894, coming to this country when
reaching the age of nineteen years.
Two children, Mrs. John Cronin. and
jeremiah Moriarty, Jr., both residing
in Haverhill, are left to mourn his
demise, besides sister, Mrs. Dennis
DAILY also of Haverhill. The funeral
was held on the following Thursday
morning at 1890 o'clock from St.
Johns church, interment being made
in the parish cemetery.
Dickinson, N. DIT il stated on
the best of authority that st. Pat
rick's Catholic church of this city
will have a parochial school within
the next two years. 1t is not at pres
ent the intention of building the
school during tho year 1911, but steps
will be taken next year to get the
work under way for the year 1912.
There are in the neighborhood OF 200
children of Catholic parentage at.
tending the Northside schools and
those of course will enter the par.
oohial school. While no plans have
been made as yet for the new school
still 1t is known that it will be one
of which the city will be proud.
Rochester, Minn.-John Ryan died
in this city at $3.50 p. m. Friday OF
last week at the age of fifty years.
He had been Ill for ten months. Be
sides the mother. Mrs. Mary T. Ryan
who resides in the city, four sistere
and three brothers survive: Mrs. w
]. sheehan, Minneapolis; Mrs. Thos
Lynch. Elmira, N. Y; and Mrs. Don
mis- DAILY, and Mrs. Malone of the city;
William Ryan of Scranton, N. D.;
and Michael and Richard of the city
The funeral was held at Saint Johns
church.
Wabasha, Minn.-Rev. P. ]. Gala
CHER, pastor of st. Thomas pro-cathed
raj in Winona, celebrated the thirty
third anniversary of his ordination t,
the holy priesthood on Thursday o
last week. The event was observe,
in a quiet manner. Father Gallaghe
was the recipient Of many congratula
lions, and in the afternoon was in
vited to st. Thomas school, wher
special greetings were extended
Father Gallagher, who lis we'll know
in Wabasha because of his occasi0na
visits here, was ordained at Montreal
Canada, Dec. ~, 1877, by Bisho
Faye.
| Waseca, MINI. - Michael McGor
agile, ST., died Monday night, Decen
Der 26. at the residence OF his daugt
ter. Mrs., Donovan. in this city. HI