The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1901-09-14
SOUTH DAKOTA.

Marrled-Mr. William Harvey, of
Lead City, was married on the 4th inst.
at Deadwood. to Miss Mae Granville,
of Speartish, i'll the Black Hills coun-
try. The ceremony, which was per-
formed by the Rev. Father McQul-
Ian, took place at the Single Willow
ranch, near Spearfsh, the residence
of the BRIDES parents. Laurence Jones,
of Lead, acted as best man, whilst
Miss Edith Harvey, a sister of the
groom, acted as bridesmaid A recep-
ton was rendered the young couple
which was very largely attended. They
We're the recipients of many costly
and useful presents from their numer-
GUS friends. with a wish that their
journey through life may be attended
with every joy and happiness.
The remains Of Albert, son of Henry
Huntemer, of Taopi township, Mime
haha county, We're laid to rest on the
list inst. Funeral services were held
in the Catholic church, ten miles west
of Dell Rapids, after which intermcnt
took place in the cemetery near by.
The Rev. Michael Martin read the
burial service.
Rev. Father Henchey and DR.. Toolly,
of Beresford, We're out driving one day
last week when the team, frightened
by a passing train, started to run.
Father Henchey was thrown from
the buggy and the wheels passing over
him bruised his limbs somewhat. he
sides demolishing the top of the buggy.
| 1t was a narrow escape.
Miss Laura Kelly. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. William Kelly. of Yankton,
left last week for st. Paul, where she
will attend st. Joseph's Academy.
Dean Mensing's school mt Webster
opened OH the I'd inst. with Il large
attendance. The Benedictine Sisters
are in charge. The Mitchell and Mil
bank schools, which are conducted by
the Presentation Nuns. opened on the
same day with Il fine attendance also,
and THE prospects are that before cold
weather sets in the attendance will be
doubled. The Elkton school has a big
increase over last year and kinder
garten class has been added.
Father Flynn, of Watertown, has
returned from his vacation, which he
spent in New York city.
Rev. Michael Dermody, of Flan-
dreau, was called to Chicago last
week to attend the funeral of young
friend. He returned to his parish on
Saturday.
A largely attended meeting of the
ladies of the different Protestant
churches of Yankton was held in the
city hall few weeks since to arrange
lawn social for the benefit of the
Sacred Heart hospital, which Dis con,
Quoted by THE st. Benedictine Nuns.
AS prominent lady present expressed
it, the hospital is a blessing to this
community and the state at large and
it deserves the very best that this
community has to Offer The social
was held on the courthouse lawn on
Sept. 3 and $3.50 was realized.
An Aberdeen correspondent writes
to the Sioux City Journal that St.
Luke's new hospital is about COM
pleted and in a few days will be
ready to receive patients. He adds
that the hospital will be dedicated on
Oct. 3, the Right Rev. Bishop O'Gor-
man of Sioux Falls performing the
ceremony.
The South Dakota state fair is being
held this week at Yanllton, and from
reports it is well attended and proving
a big success.
Married.-Mr Claud Smith and Miss
Nellie Canada, both of Centerville.
were married at Sioux Falls on the
4th. The bride is the daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Peter Canada and is an ex-
cellent young lady. May success at
tend the young couple is the wish
Of their numerous friends.
John J. Mallanney, of Sioux Falls,
general agent of the Northwestern MI.
tual Life Insurance Company Of Mil
waukee, is at present at Lake Superior,
Wis, taking treatment for hay fever.
OVER THE NORTHWEST.