The Irish standard., 1902-04-12
SOUTH DAKOTA

native of Kerry county, Ireland, where
he was born in 1917. He came to the
United States with his parents in 1856
and settled near Caledonia, MINI,
Twenty-onc years ago, Mr.. Carmody
arrived in Lake county, Dakota. The
county was then but very sparsely set
tied and many difficulties fell to the
lot of people. Ever since that date he
has been engaged extensively in farm
ing. Mr.. Carmody was a steady and
industrious man and was highly re-
spectcd. not only in Lake, but also
through McCook. Broollings and
Moody counties. where the news of his
death will be received with surprise.
\ sorrowing widow, six boys and
three girls are left to survive his men,
DRY. The funeral was held mt st.
james Church. on Monday, and was
one of the largest ever witnessed at
that place. many people coming from
Madison and ncighboring towns. Rev.
Father Collins OBLIGATED.
Dicd.-NIiss Mary knsclla, who was
employed as q domestic in the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. Nj. Coates ut Yank-
ton. died on the 25th ult., of pcritoni-
It's, after short illness. aged 80 years.
Deceased has Il sister in Maylirld dis
trct. who WAS called to her dying
bedside. y father and brother, who
reside ut Reudle. Wis. are left to sur
vivc her memory. The funeral ser
vices were held ut st. Brigid's church,
Walshtown. and were conducted by
Heart Church. Nankton.
Forty hours dcvotious wcrc held at
ST. A%Htha'S Church. Howard, last
week, and large numbers of the faith
full approached the Sacramcnts The
pastor. Rev. Thomas Stcchcr, WAS as
sisted by Vicar General Flynn, Dean
ter OF Sioux Calls
Funcral-'rhe funeral of Mrs. VIM.
Grant, aged SO years, who died of
pneumonia ut ST. Williams on the Doth
ult., took place on Monday OF last
week. Deceased was an old resident
OF Bcadlc county. and her funeral was
quite largely attended. The cclebrant
of the requiem mass was the Rev.
Father Desmond. of Huron.
Married-Nlr. Foreman Mitchell, of
the Iowa Cattle Ranch in the Little
Bend country, west of Pierre, was
married to Miss Polly Coleman, Mt
Pierre, on Sunday, the 30th uIt, the
ceremony being performed by the Rev.
Father O'Ncill and in the presence Of
Il few intimate friends of the contract
ing parties
The Catholic ladies of Madison net.
ted $50 lately at Il bazaar held in aid
of ST. Thomas Church.
In our last issue we chronicled the
death of Mr. Patrick Hunt, who died
of hcmorrllagc of the lungs at Bridge
water on the 18th ult Deceased was
born ut Elba, Dodge county, Wis, In
November, 1863 ana early in life re-
moved with his parents to McGregor,
Iowa, where he continued to make his
home until 1850, when the family de-
cidcd to rmgrntc TO McConl county,
Dakota. For some years Mr.. Hunt re-
sided on Il farm five miles south Of
I,ridgcwntcr and about four years ago
removed to town, where he engaged In
the drug business with his nephew,
Mr.. ID. j. O1'ricn. The Catholic Or
der of Forcstcrs, of which OrgnniZa-
ton deceased was an active member,
attended the funeral in a body to the
G. Nj. and st. i. depot, ana ut their
meeting adopted resolutions of condOl-
cncc to the Borrowing father, brothers
and three sisters. Mr.. John McCor-
mick was selected us delegate by the
Forcstcrs to accompany the remains
of their brother to their last resting
place in McGregor, Iowa.
A large and substantial gallery has
just been added to the Church Of Our
Lady of Good Counsel ut Elllton, and
several new pcws are being placed in
same in order to accommodate the in
creased membership.
Mcssrs. Nj. ii. and Dan Ryan, of
Waukon, Iowa, were lately visiting old
friends in McCook county and, like so
many others, were delighted with our
soil
Married.-Tlc Rev. Eugene O'Suuli-
van, of IGlliton, OBLIGATED at the mar
riage of Mr.. james Jensen to Miss
Julia Walsh, both of Brookings coun.
ty. The ceremony took place ut
White OH Wednesday morning. The
bride is a member of very respecta-
bic Catholic family and is young
lady of many noble accomplishments.
We congratulate Mr.. Jensen and wish
him and his bride many years of hap
plness.
Married.-Rev. William Nolan, of st.
Michnel's Pro-Cathcdral, Sioux Falls,
ofticiated at the marriage Of Mr.. Bert
Bane to Miss Mary Burke, which &C.
Cured in that scity on the 31st ult.
The contracting parties are well
known in the Queen City and are en-
ployes of the Cataract Hotel.
Mr.. G. Ryan, of Huron, former
Representative of Clark county, ia quite