The Irish standard., 1901-12-14
SOUTH DAKOTA

,ert Burns to Miss Dell Wedehase,
both well known and highly respected
young people of Mitchell, occurred on
Wednesday afternoon, the 4ti, inst.
at the home of the brides mother in
that city. The ceremony, which was
attended by Mrs. John Burns and Mrs.
ID. r. Langerty, mother and sister of
the groom, from st. Paul, Mimi, and
by only few other intimate friends
or the bride, was conducted by the
Very Rev. Dean Shea, T. R., pastor of
the Church of the Holy Family. After
the ceremony beautiful wedding sup
per was served which was made up of
an elaborate menu and was served in
five courses, this feature being under
, the care of Miss Cara Noble and Cora
Miner. The groom is engaged in the
lumber business at Mitchell for the
past year, where he is recognized as
an energetic young gentleman. The
bride has grown to womanhood in the
city. For number of years she has
been connected with the business cir
cles of the city as acting agent of the
American Express Company and as
head clerk in the office of the Com
mercial Mutual Fire association.
Funeral-The funeral of the late Ia
mented Mrs. Henry Keiner, who died
on the 23d ult., at her home in Frank
lin township, Lake county. took place
on the Monday forenoon following and
was quite largely attended by the sor-
rowing family and friends of the de-
ceased. Mrs. Keiner was long suf-
ferer from a cancerous growth, and
her loss is deeply deplored The Very
Rev. T. "A. Flynn read the burial SER
vice. A husband and eight children
are left to mourn the loss of true
wife and fond mother.
The Rev. Father O'FlMherty, since
his appointment to the passionate OF ~.
Margaret's church Mt Kimball, has
made many very useful and necessary
improvements on the church property.
Among these may be noted hand
some woven wire fence and new gates
around the cemetery
Died--The quiet little city of Beres-
ford was thrown into state of wild
excitement on the afternoon of the
18th inst, when news spread that the
Rev. John Henchey of st. Teresa's
church in that city had just passed to
his eternal reward ut 1.3O that day.
Father Henchey was born in Boston,
Mass, in 1871 and when n mere child
lost his parents, the only immediate
relative who is left to mourn his loss
being brother who at present resides
in Boston. The deceased graduated
from the Seminary of Our Lady of
Angels at Niagara Falls, N. Y, last
spring, and on June was ordained
priest at Buffalo, N. Y, by the Right
Rev. Bishop Quigley. He came to
Beresford few weeks after ordination
and Immediately entered upon his
clerical duties. Soon seeds of typhoid
pneumonia developed. The funeral
took place on Friday, the Very Rev.
Vicar General Flynn, of Madison, pre-
siding. Interment took place ut the
local cemetery.
The ladies of st. Stephens Church,
Bridgewater, netted sis on their
Thanksgiving dinner and supper be-
sides realizing 1914 on the sale of a
70 solo N,k1
ming may well feel proud of his lady
parishioners and Others
Married-Mr. Henry l.. Jcffries and
Miss Margaret Baynes, the former Of
Fort Pierre, and the latter of Lake
washington. Mimi, were married at
Huron on the Sd inst, the ceremony
being performed by the Rev. Father
Desmond, pastor Of ST. Martins
church.
Col. Steele, a brilliant attorney Of
Deadwood, died of apoplexy last week
and was found dead in his law office.
Deceased was born in New York city
in 1912 and was elected as member
Of the legislative council of the terri
tory in 1871. He had brilliant war
record, having enlisted in the United
States army. He was two years
mayor of DeadwOod.
The Rev. II. N. Stanton closed n
very successful fair at Ethan on
Thanksgiving night. The net receipts
We're $3.50, which We're appropriated
to the church. Considering that the
fair only lasted two nights and that
Ethan has only few dozen families,
the amount realized was very large
and Father Stanton ana his good peo-
pie are to be congratulated.
Dicd-Atr. ]. n. Miller Familiarity
known as dad Miller" a veteran of
the Civil War. passed away after a
long illness ut st. Joscph's Hospital
Deadwood, OH the 4th inst. His was
an ailment of the kidneys and bladder
contracted whilst he was a soldier in
the Union Army during the War of
the Rebellion. Deceased was born III
the New England states and served in
New York regiment. He was man
of cheerful and social disposition
generous and warm-hearted, was
quick to render "a Kindness and not
unmindful Of one shown him.
Married-Mr John Ki1nball anf
Miss I0llrD woodland xvaro ,,nitod &,