The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1902-10-18
SOUTH DAKOTA

The Right Rev. Bishop O'Gorman
has been pleased to transfer the Rev.
Ignatius IAruszynski from the Church
of Our Lady of Good Counsel ut Elk
ton to be assistant at Tabor to the
Rev. Emanuel Bouska. His place has
been filled by the Rev. John Kelly, who
will be assistant to Dean Sheehan.
Mrs. G. b. KrauZ, Of Baltimore, Md,
and who will be remembered as Miss
Celeste Coughlan, formerly Of Mitchell,
is at present visiting her sister, Mrs.
Il. G. Burns, and numerous friends in
the latter city.
Died.-Charles NJ. Pool, one of the
early pioneer settlers of Turner county,
died of typhoid fever on the 4th inst.
at his home in Hurley. Charlie had Il
long list of friends all over the county
who deeply sympathize with the sor-
rowing wife and family. Deceased
was a late convert to the church.
The Right Rev. Monsignor Flynn, V.
G., of Madison, is at present visiting
his old home in Milwaukee, and the
Rev. NJ NJ. Mccarthy is temporarily
supplying his place.
Rev. Bernard Burning, pastor Of st.
Stephens Church at Bridgewater, is
arranging to hold Il grand fair at that
place commencing OH the 18th inst.
The proceeds of the fair are to be ap-
piled towards the payment of Il new
building which Father Burning has
just purchased for school purposes.
Rev. Nicholas Redmond, who has
been pastor of st. Stephens church at
Lead City for the past Is years, has
been assigned by Bishop O'Gorman to
the pastorate of st. Joseph's church ut
Elkpont.
The Rev Il. a. Bousla, Joseph "
Wagner and Joseph Novotny, ST., all
of Tabor Bon Homme county, have
been selected as delegates to the b.
hcmian Catholic convention to be held
in St. Louis, Mo-, in the near future.
Delegates from every Bohemian Catho-
lie congregation in the United States
will attend this convention.
Married.-The Rev. Laurence Link,
of the Sacred Heart church, Yankton,
ofticiated at the marriage of Mr.. Chas.
, Frcl to Miss Louise Madison, which
took place on the 25th ult. The groom
is native of Yankton county and is
well known and highly esteemed by a
large circle of friends. The bride is
the daughter of Mr.. Jorgen Madison
and is Il young lady Of many accom-
plshments. Immediately after the
ceremony over 200 invited guests sat
down to delightful repast, after
which music and dancing was INDUCED
in. There was very large supply of
wedding presents. The young couple
will make their home for the present
with the brides father.
= Died-Early on the morning of the
9TH inst, of goitre of the throat, at
: her mothers home in Mitchell. Mrs,
John Grady, aged 80 years. Deceased
v whose maiden name was Gormley, was
born at Mitchell in 1870 and her early
Il training was received from the Sisters
of st. Agnes at the Academy Of the
i Holy Family in that city. About II
years ago she commenced the dress
making trade, and it was whilst en-
gagged in that business at Hawarden
IS Ia, that she made the acquaintance OF
Mr.. Grady, whom she married later on
e Soon after their marriage this es
Unable young couple went to Rec
a Lake, Mimi, where they continued tt
make their home until six weeks ago
. when deceased was taken to the pa
rental home at Mitchell. The best o
medical skill was secured but to III
avail. The funeral was held from tin
Holy Family church on Tuesday fore
10 noon, where requiem high mass wa
celebrated by the Rev. Father Coyne
Il after which interment occurred in TIL
cemetery ut that place.
s The Very Rev. Dean Shea, pastor o
the Holy Family church at Mitchell
to has been called to Toronto, Canada, o
account Of the serious illness of hi
sister, and his parish is being attende
by his able assistant. Rev. Jane
III Coyne.
The new st. Mary's church, whic
IL was lately erected ut Garryowen by it
present worthy pastor. Rev. ". Dow
ling. was solemnly dedicated on the st
inst the Feast of st. Bridget. Anon
IS the clergy in attendance were the Yer
Rev. Dean Robinson, of Jefferson; Re,
+. J. Feinler. of White Lake: Rev. F