The Irish standard., 1902-05-24

rect to the Sacred Heart Sanitarium,
at Milwaukee, taking treatment for
bronchitis, catarrh, rheumatism and
other complications, and at the sug-
gestion of his Rt. Rev. Abbott, went to
st. Meinrad's last January. The Rev.
| Father is well known in both Dakotas,
and many Il prayer will be offered up
by his old parishioners in the different
missions in which he labored. He will
celebrate the silver jubilee of his
priesthood on Wednesday next.
Aberdeen Weekly News. May 10:
Plans for the new parish house to be
erected by the Catholic denomination
in this city have been changed to some
extent, although the general character
of the building will be about the same
as originally planned. Instead Of
veneering the building, the walls will
be made of solid brick The two in
ner courses will be of Aberdeen brick,
the product of the Lager yard. while
the outer course will be Of pressed
brick to correspond with the brick usel
in the church. The exterior of the
building will also be trimmed after the
plans followed in constructing the
church. so that the symmetry may he
maintained. 1t will be located on
ground just west Of the main struc-
ture. The main part of the house will
be % by 30 feet, two stories high. with
Il kitchen wing 16 by 16 feet, also two
stories in height. Estimates call for
building to cost about $4,000, but
Rev. Father O'Hara believes that sum
can be trimmed quite little. When
completed he says it will be ono Of
the finest, if not the finest pieces OF
residence property in the city.
The sad news of the death of the
Most Rev. DR.. Otto Zardetti late
archbishop of Bucharest. Roumania,
which occurred week before last in
Rome. was cabled to a we'll known
priest of the Sioux Falls diocese and it
will be read with genuine sorrow and
regret by many readers of the Irish
Standard in South Dakota. DIR. Ear
detti came to the United States from
Switzerland in 1850 and was affiliated
with the Milwaukee archdiocese and
for many years filled the chair Of Dog.
matte Theology in st. Francis Semi
nary. Later on, at the earnest invita-
ton of the late SANITY Bishop Marty,
the doctor came to the vcariate OF Da-
kota and was appointed vicar general.
On October 20. 1889. DR.. Zardetti was
consccrated Bishop of ST. Cloud,
Mimi. In 1894 he was transferred t,
Bucharest and raised to the arcli-
episcopal dignity. and some years
afterwards resigned that See and went
to Rome with the title of ttular arch
bishop Of Mocesso. He was Il man of
profound learning, and II good disci-
plnaran. The clergy and laity of the
Sioux Falls diocese will not forget him
in their prayers.
Rev. Joseph Flynn, the new pastor
of st. Francis de Sales church, Mt Els
telline, is busy at work in collecting
the necessary funds for his new par
ochial residence at that place. The
people are responding very generously,
and Il handsome and commodious
structure will be erected this spring
Father Flynn thinks of using brick for
the walls.
Rev. Father Peter Lauer, of st.
OttO's church, WatertOwn. was assist
ing Rev. NJ. II. Guenard, of Turton.
last week, in the hearing of German
confessions.
We learn that the name of a promi-
nent priest of the Sioux Falls diocese,
living east of the Missouri river, is
mentioned as being the future bishop
of the new See to be established at
Lead City. Suffice it to say that he
is one of the Deans. We hope soon
to be able to divulge the name
Died.-Mr Patrick Ryan, we'll
known and respected settler Of Union
county. died of pneumonia OH the 18th
inst, at his home in Beresford, aged
81 years. Deceased was born in Ire
land in 1915, and about thirty years
ago came to Union county. where he
has resided ever since. Previous to
moving to BcrcsfoMl. several years
ago. Mr.. Ryan lived on farm near
Emmett. Seven children and a num-
Der Of well-to-do relatives and friends
are left to survive his memory. Sat
turday forenoon the funeral occurred
from ST. Teresa's church. where a
large concourse Of sorrowing friends
and old acquaintance attended. There
was requiem high mass. Interment
was in the Emmett cemetery.
Mrs. J. w. Reedy, of Beresford, re
ceived visit last week from her
brother. Mr.. John Murphy, who lives
at Austin. MINI. We notice that John
is well and prospecting.
The Very Rev. Plus Boehm, O. S. B.,
superintendent Of the Immaculate Con-
ception Indian school at Stephan, S.
d., will celebrate the twenty-tifth an
niversary of his priesthood on the
2Sth.
Rev. Father Kane. who has been
s.,%.,