The Irish standard., 1902-12-06
SOUTH DAKOTA

S1st year of his age. Father Quinla
was born in Ireland and in 'S5 can,
TO Dakota Territory where he was
signed to mission by the late Mo
Rev. DR.. Marty. Wherever he serve
be was universally loved and respec,
ed, and the news of his death will
received by his old parishioners wi
genuine sorrow and regret. The re
mains of the deceased priest were in
TERED at Sturgis, Father Nolsen, Of
Deadwood, and a number of priests
assisting.
The ladies of the Catholic Literary
Society of Bruce gave dinner at that
place on Thanksgiving Day and they
were successful in getting neat sum
which they donated to their pastor at
Hsteline, viz: the Rev. Joseph Flynn,
to be used in church improvements.
Married-Mr. T. ]. O'Riordan and
Miss Mary O'Shaughnessy, the former
Of Deadwood, and the latter of O'Neill,
Neb, were united in lawful wedlock
at st. Ambrose Church in the former
city ON Thanksgiving Day, the Rev.
M. ]. Nolsen officiating. The groom
is q contractor and builder, and the
bride had been teacher in the public
schools for two years.
Died-One of Kingsbury county's
early settlers, Mrs. Anna M. Kellar,
was called to her eternal reward on
the 23rd ult. at her home in DeSmet.
Deceased lived at Manchester, the next
station west of DeSmet, until her hus
bands death five years ago, when she
moved to the latter city. She was the
mother of eight children. seven of
whom attended the funeral, which took
place from st. Thomas Church on
Tuesday, where requiem mass was eel
ebrated by the Rev. John Hogan. A
large number of the old settlers of the
county and others attended. The re-
mains were inferred in the Catholic
cemetery at that place beside those Of
her husband.
Married-Mr. Anton I<lemisch and
Miss Maria Block, both well known
and popular young people of l.akeport,
Yankton county, were united in mar
riage at the Sacred Heart Church,
Yankton, one day last week. Rev.
Laurence Link being the officiating
clergyman.
Died-We are panied to learn of the
sudden death of Mr.. Patrick McDol-
aid Of Emery, Hanson county, which
took place on Thursday evening OF
last week at Alexandria. The funeral
WIS held from st. Martins Church,
Rev. George Hoffmann ctticiating,
The Sisters of the Sacred Heart hos
pital at Yankton have recently conf
pleted many valuable improvements to
their property, and as they have Il
large number of patients they contem-
plate enlargng the building next
year.
Married-Mr. Leo Geippest, of Red
Lake, and Miss Johanna Ryan OF
YanktOn. were married at that place
lately by the Rev. Father Link, OF the
Sacred Heart Church. The young
epuple will make their future home III
Brule county.
Died-Mr. William Wheaton, a prom
inent business man of Flandreau'
died on the 10th ult. after lingering
illness which he bore with true Chris
tim fortltude. The funeral took place
from the Church of SITS. Simon ano
Jude on the 21st, the Feast of the
Presentation of the Blessed Virgin
and was attended by large con
course of sorrowing relatives ant
friends. There was solemn requiem
mass. the celebrant being the Rev
Michael Dermody; Rev. Joseph Man
gan Of Pipestone, Minn., was deacon
and Rev. P. v. Coyne, Elkton, SUI
deacon. The A. o. II. of Flandrear
tn which deceased belonged, were pres
ont. as also Division No. 3 from ELF
ton.
The solemn dedication Of the me-
Church of the Annunciation at Rev1ll
Grant county, has been postponed tt
the early spring, and Father Lauer
Watertown, who has charge of sam
SAWS that a priest will be stationed
Nassau, Mimi, about Easter, who w
attend Madison and Revillo.
The good people ofKranzburg he
a fair last week which was quite
financial and social success, and
large sum was raised. The Re
Father Hanson is the pastor IN char
of the Holy Rosary Church at t
place and he intends to build fl
parochial school in the near future.
The ladies of the Church of 0
Lady Of Good Counsel at Elllton re
iaed $500 as the proceeds Of their Fl
held last week and they feel higl
pleased with the results.
Forty Hours Devotions We're III
lately at the Church of the Holy Th
Kings at Epiphany, Hanson coun
The pastor, Rev. J. Heidigger, was
sisted by Fathers Mccarthy, Of Mo
rose; Weber, of Salem; Victor, of
exandria; Hoffman, of Emery; B
ming. of Bridgewater, and Grabig,
Marion.
Killed-Wiliiam ]. Murray, Of Sit
Ealls WAS struck hY q Great MOI