The Irish standard., 1902-11-01

where appropriate services were held
in st. Thomas church, conducted h,
the Rev.. NJ. Mccarthy, after which
lnterment took place in the. lc.c.,l
cemetery.
Married-AIr. patrick Holland; and
Miss Agnes o'Neill, of Pierre, S. D.,
were married at st. Ambrose church,
lronwood, Mich, on Wednesday last.
The ceremony was performed by the
Rev. Father O'Neill. of Pierre brother
of the bride), assisted by Rev. N. III.
Nosbisch, Of norwood, and Rev.. E.
Fierek, Of 'ryndall, S. ID. The Young
couple will visit several places of in.
terest i'll the east, after which they
Will return to Pierre to make their
future home.
MIR. John I'll. Kinney and Miss Liz
zie Culhanc. both respected and
highly popular young people of Brook
In@s county, win be united in mar
rEl%c on Wednesday morning next ut
the Church OF Our Lady of Good
Counsel ut Elkton. The groom is the
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Kinney.
former residents of Rochester,, Miuu.,
and the bride is the daughter of Mr..
Roger Culhanp who lived ut Lanes
boro for many years prior to moving
to Dakota. A large number of
In
the wedding dinner which will be
served at the home of the brides
parents in r;lrncl township, five
miles west of Elkton.
Married--Mr. Wcncal Bouska and
Miss Emma Conrad We're married at
Iankton one day last week The cere-
mony WAS performed by the Rev
Laurence Link, pastor of the Sacred
Heart church.
Rev. Father Fierek, pastor of st.
l.co's church, Tyndall, is away OH va
cation. and the Very Rev. j. II. IIig-
gins, of Springfield. is attending to
calls in his absence.
Dfed-NIrs. Alma McKinzie, q resi-
dent of Flandrcall, died from Il severe
attack of hemorrhage at Fountain,
Mimi, on the 18th ult., whittier she
went Il few days previous to attend
the funeral of her cousin who was
killed in Il railroad wreck. Deceased,
who had long been Il sufferer from
consumption, was the dauglstcr of
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Fitch Goth dcud,.
She WAS horn in Chattield, Mimi, ia
1873 and came to Moody county, S.
ID. in 1883 and nine years ago Par
ried Mr.. McEinzfc. The funeral took
place on Sunday at FlanAreau.
William IIumselman, ii pioneer set
tier of Pierre. died suddenly on the
18th ut.. ut the Benettictine Hosnital
in that city. where be had been re-
ceivinG treatment for some time, Mr.
Hunscman was tor many years a
prominent business man in the CAPT
tai city. He secured many friends
who will mourn his death.
The Press ana Dakotain. the oldest
newspaper in South Dakota and
which was owned ana conducted hy
the genial George w. Kngs3ury, has
recently been sold to another party
Mr.. David Il. Lloyd is now the pro
prietor and lie has changed it's poll
tics to Republican,.
Dicd-AIrs. Maloy, of Madison
mother of Mrs. Thomas Murphy an,
Frank Maloy, died on the Goth ut
at Sioux City, Iowa. ana the funera
occurred at Madison, Father Nc
earthly conducting the same.
Amongst the clergy of the dioces
who are away this week in st. Pau
attending the conservation of Bishop
Stariln and Kcnne are the following
ltt. Rev. Mgr. Flynn, V. G., of Madi
son; Very Rev. Geo. Sheehan, Ellton
Very Rev. Henry Mensing, Webster
Rev. John Hogan, De Smet; Rev
Peter Lauer, Watertown; Rev. JOIN
, O'IIarn, Aberleen; Rev. Chas Bou
tcrre, WAtertOwn; Rev. M. J. Marti:
Dell Rapids; Rev. Michael Dcrmod. !.
Flandreau; Rev. d. Il. Desmond
Huron.