Obit for CAREY, James Esq. (b.1839 d.1890), Kittson Co., MN

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Obituaries from Local newspapers:

March 7, 1890

Carey At Northcote, Minn

February 28, 1890: James Carey. Esq.,

 The train from the South brought to Northcote, Rev. Father Lawler, Hon. H. 

A. Rasche and lady, and a great number of friends from Hallock.

 The ceremony commenced with a Solemn High Mass of Requiem which was 

celebrated by Rev. Father Lawler. Mrs. Rasche presided at the organ and sang 

the "Requiem aeternam" and the "Sanctus," Mr. Rasche sang "Jesus Take Him 

There" in an exceptionally touching manner. "JerusalemR21; was another 

beautiful rendition of Mr. Rasche's, who has a rich melodious voice, of 

great power and compass. Rev. Father Lawler delivered the most felling 

discourse and went affectionately upon the kind and generous disposition of 

his long life friend. Of the high excellence of the husband and father, and 

the irreproachable model of the true Christian in the man now lying before 

him, cold and still and silent and dead.

 The funeral was the largest seen in Northcote and touching illustrates the 

estimation in which the deceases was held. The interment was in the family 

lot at Northcote cemetery.

 Mr. Carey was well known and highly respected in Winnipeg. Where he 

accumulated a large fortune tin the boom times. He invested a great amount 

in Pembina, N.D. property and was a constant welcome visitor at St. Vincent 

and was chosen year after year as one of the judged of our Agricultural 

show. Northcote however was his home where he built a handsome residence and 

engaged in mercantile pursuits besides owning & working a large farm 

adjoining the village. Wherever, known he was loved for his kind generous 

dispositon and rememberence of the affectionate husband and gentle parent 

they have lost must cause poignant grief to the bereaved widow and children 

of the deceased. He is mourned by friends, relatives, and the whole 

community.

The EBA respectfully offers its condolence to the afflicted family.



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