The Irish standard., 1902-05-10

his residence property in Beresfard,
and thinks of moving to Colorado
Should Henry decide to leaye he will be
sadly missed in the religious and So
cial circles of Beresford.
Very Rev. Geo. Sheehan, pastor of
the Church of Our Lady of Good Coun-
sci, at Elkton, will sail for Europe
early in June. and will be absent about
three months. This is Father Shce-
mans hrst vacation in twelve years,
and as he has been Il Jealous and
faithful worker, he is well deserving
OF little rest. During his absence
he will visit his old home i'm the "City
by the Lee" and much of his time will
doubtless he spent with his brother,
bishop Sheehan. of Waterford. The
people of Elkton. regardless of rclig-
ious belief, will wish the Reverend
Father safe voyage and happy re-
turn to his flock.
Ihe Very Rev. Dean Shea. p. r.. of
Nii' iii'SiuS u llolu I:llr next
month"; the proceeds of which are to
be applied to the erection of the new
church which he hopes to build in the
near future.
Rev. Father James Heating was as
sisted in his May celebration at Bry-
ant, on Thursday of last week. by the
Rev. Fathers Desmond. O'Sulliyan.
Hogan and Dooley.
Rev. Peter Lauer, pastor of st. Otto's
church. Watertown, is at Ellsworth.
Nlinn. this week. assisting Father
iartleib in hearing the German con.
fessions.
Rev. John Hogan will hold the
forty hours devotions at st. Thomas
church, De Smet. the week after next.
He will be assisted by Fathers Sulli-
van. Heating, Doolcy. Shcehan and
Desmond.
Married.-Mr. Cornelius Bolan and
Miss Mary Costello, old time residents
of Lead City, We're quietly married on
the 23d ult. The ceremony occurred
at the residence of the brides parents
and was performed by the Very Rev,
Nicholas Redmond, of st. patrick's
church.
Beresford and Centerville had n
very severe hail storm on Friday night
of last week, causing much destruction
OF property. 1t commenced ut absut
1870 p. m.. in the latter town, and
lasted for nearly three hours, accom-
panied by heavy wind and rain. st.
Rarnabas' church was badly damaged,
rs was also the public school building.
1t is said that the hail stones were
fully rs large as walnuts
The Missions of Henry and Clark,
which were lately served by the Rev.
Father Gardiner. will be attended in
the future from Watertown and Tur-
ton.
The Church of Our Lady of Good
Counsel. at Elkton. was struck by
lightning recently and damaged to the
extent of about 800. The large smoke
stack was blown down. The building
was fully insured
Rev. +. Hartleib. of ST. Mary's
church, Ellsworth. NIinn.. was a late
visitor at Watertown, the guest of
Father Lauer.
The Very Rev. Dean Redmond, V.
G.. of Lead City. left on Sunday last
for a trip to Europe, and will be alb
sent perhaps six months. The Dean
was accompanied by his sister.
Mitchell Capital, May 2: We have
received a copy of the Elkton Record,
which contains an account of the
death Of Il brother Of the Very Rev.
ercml Dean Shcellan. formerly in
charge of the Holy Family church, of
this city. which occurred at Omaha,
Neb., recently, and was due to step
ping directly over a concealed undcr-
ground electric Wire His death took
place while walking on the streets of
that city. Father Sheehan went to
Omaha and took the remains of his
brother to Elkton for interment.
Died.-NIrs. w. Pheifer, aged 20
years, and native of Austria. died
ut Montrose on the 2Sth ult., after
lingering illness. Mrs. Pheifer was
resident of the TTnitn1 StHtes ahol1t tan
years. Father b. J. Kelly officiatcd
mt the funeral. which occurred from
st. Patricl1's church.
Mrs. James Foley, of Mitchell, is
mourning the loss of her sister, Mrs.
]. u. Taylor. who died at Platte on the
9th ult. The sad news was severe
shock to Mrs. Foley. for although she
was aware of her SiStnr's i1lnOSc Sba