The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1901-05-25

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ceremony was performed by the Very
Rev. Thomas A. Flynn, V. G., in the
presence of number of friends of
the contracting parties. The best man
was Anthony Berther. the groom's
brother, and the bridesmaid Was Miss
Nellie Walden, cousin Of the bride.
The wedding breakfast was served at
the home of the BRIDES uncle, Mr..
John Walden, after which the young
people took the 1O:40 a. IN. Milwaukee
train for Omaha, whence they will
] proceed to Utah and the Yellowstone
park to spend their honeymoon.
Died-On the 9th inst, at her home
in Watertown, Mrs. Keegan, aged 70
years. Deceased was one of the very
early settlers of Hamlin county, and
Il short time ago, having lost her hus-
band at Estelline, she moved to Water
town with her son John, who is a
member of the firm of Poulson & Kee.
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Immaculate Conception church ut Wa
tertown ON Saturday morning, after
which the remains were taken on the
G. 4 N. w. train to Estelline for inter-
ment and laid to rest beside her hus-
band, who died in 1892
The Dominican Fathers, of Mime
apolis, will open weeks mission at
Mitchell, Very Rev. ]. ]. Shea, r ID.
Z. r., pastor, on Sunday, June 8.
Miss Agnes O'Reilly, of Beresford,
is now a pupil ut Joscph's academy.
ST Paul.
The First National is the name OF
Il new banking institution organized at
Centerville with capital of $4,000.
We notice that our old friend, Mr.. Nee,
is president, and we congratulate the
Centerville citizens upon securing such
Il capable and reliable business man;
and st. Barnabas' congregation will
have no better members than Mr.. Nee
and his excellent wife.
Bishop O'Gorman expects to visit
the parishes in the Black Hills during
the month Of August.
The corner stone of the new Sisters
hospital to be built at Brookings will
be laid early next month, and it is
expected that work on the basement
will begin Immediately. The site is
one of the incest in the city. The
Presentation Nuns will have charge
Il fact whcl, guarantees the success or
the institution. The mother superior
Of the order and another Sister were
in Brookings last week looking over
the ground. and they expressed them
selves as highly pleased with the pros
poets. Mankato cut stone and pressed
brick will be used in the construction
of the building, which is to be of hand
some design. Six thousand dollars will
be expended this year in the building.
The Very Rev. Father Fitzgerald,
vice president of st. Thomas college.
st. Paul, has been visiting friends at
Huron. Watertown. De Smet and
Kranzburg lately. Hc preached at St.
Thomas church, De Smet, on Sunday
week last.
Dicd-On the 10Th inst, of consump-
ton. ut her home in Emmett, Union
county, Mrs. Frank Huckert, aged 26
years. Deceased. who was the daugh-
ter of Mrs. Margaret Merrgan. was
born in Sphinx township, Union county,
where she grew to womanhood. In
November. 1895. she married her pres,
cnt Borrowing husband, Flank Huclert.
and of that union one child was born.
The funeral took place from st. Te-
rCsa's church. BeresfOrd, on Tuesday,
and the remains We're inferred in st.
.JoSepll's cemetery at Emmett
The Hon. T. c Burns. of Branch No.
3S4 Catholic knights of America, at
Mitchell. was chosen state delegate to
the supreme council which met last
week ut st. Louis, Mo. The Very Rev.
Father Shcehan, of Elkton, was the
first choice as delegate, but owing to
parochial duties was unable to go.
The bids for the construction of the
new Sisters hospital ut Hot Springs in
the Black Hills country We're opened
by Architect Jewett ut Deadwood last
week. The contract has not vet been
awarded.
The Mitchell, S. D., Capital of las,
week has the following item: FEATHER
Shea spent portion of last week at
Kranzlurg. where he assisted in the
dedication Of Il new Catholic church
OH Thursday. This church was COM
mcnced about three years ago and in
THAT time the Catholics of that small
town have contributed for church inn
provrmcnts about 500 900. The church
itself is paid for and the furnishings
which are estimated to have cost
$1,000, will be paid for in the fall, lcav-
ing or hand the sum of $4,000, which
will be used to erect Il residence for
the priest. Father Victor. That is Il
pretty good record for Il town as small!
as Kranzburg."
Monday. May 6. Bishop O'Gorman
} solcmnly blessed Il new convent at
Elkton. The following day he con.
lirmcd Il class of 40 and administered
to the children Il temperance pledge to
keep from intoxicating liquor until