The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1903-04-11
sOUrH LAKOTA.

This being Holy Week, solemn pom
tiiicial services were held ut st. Mich
aels pro-c;lthedlal, Sioux Falls. The
Right Rev. Bishop O'Gorman otiiciated
and was assisted by IL number of
clcrgymcn.
Our sympathy is extended to Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Murphy of White, in
the loss of their infant son who died
Oh the 30 ult. The remains We're laid
away to rest on Tuesday in the Catho
lie cemetery at that place.
Rev. Mother Joseph of the Presenta-
ton convent, Aberdeen, who is at
present visiting the converts of her
order in Ireland, will return home in
June.
Died.-Mr. Alfonso Chausee, aged
IS years and an old time resident Of
Union county, died ut st. Joseph's hos
pital, Sioux City, Ia, Oh the md inst,
following an operation for cancer. De-
ceased came to Union county nearly
30 years ago and at the time OF his
death was the owner of Il splendid
farm about u miles west of Ellpoint
He was also Il heavy dealer in live
stock, so that he leaves his wife and
family in excellent circumstan, es. Mr.
Chausce was born in Canada in 1915.
and about the year 10 married Miss
Kate Flannery. He was a man of
great popularity in the county and his
death is universally mourned. The
funeral occurred. from ST. ,Josephs
church, Elkpoint, on Saturday morn
ing where Il solemn mass of requiem
was celebrated by the REV. n. NJ. Red
mond, pastor.
Forty hours dcvotions were held this
week ut st. OttO's church, Water
town. The pastor. Rev. Peter Lauer,
was assisted by the Very Rev. Dean
Shechan, of Elllton and by the Rev.
Fathers Joseph Flynn, Guenard Nc
Conachie, Bontcrre, Hansen, Hepperle,
Berkle and Rohlinger, the latter Of
Madison, MINI.
We are panied to hear that Mrs. T..
#. Ward, of Mitchell, is in poor health
The lady lcl. on Thursday Of last
week, for Alma, Mich. where she will
enter Il sanitarium in the hope of Sc
curing relief from her nilment.
Dicd.-Mrs. Anna Hrrran wife of
the late Mr.. William ITprrun and II
native of bohemia, del of paralysis
ut the residence of Mrs Krow,!eweiter
in Nnnkton ON Wednesday of last
week, aged - years. Deceased came
to America twcnty-eigllt years ago and
located in Yankton county where she
continued to reside up to the time of
her death. -Four years ago she parted
with her husband by death and ever
since. she felt discontinued. She la |
been sick for more than four years and
for the past two years has been con-
fined to her bed. Mrs. Herran leaves
no children or relatives in this coun-
try us far as known. The funeral took
place from the Sacred Heart church
on the afternoon of the :;rd inst, where
services We're conducted by the Rev
Laurence Link.
We arc sorry to learn that Mr.. +. II.
O'Neil, of Fauliton. is quite sick with
La Grippe and has been removed to
ST Luke's hospital, st. Paul. for treat
mcnt. Patsy is one Of the best known
cattlcnlcn in the state and is the prcsi-
dent of the Faulk County Abstract and
Land company.
Ded.-AIr. Jens Iendrickson, age
~ years and Il resident OF Centrevilla
who was quite seriously injured at
that place last. week while boarding Il
c. \ N. w. train, and who was later
on removed to the Sacred Heart hos
pital ut Yankton for treatment, died
from the effects of his injuries. His
remains were inferred in the Yankton
cemetery.
Our Mitchell correspondent writes
that Mr. b. Il. Mylan and family VIII
have made that city their home for the
| past Ii years. intend to move in the
near future to Cresco. IN. Ben has
| been appointed general agent for tn
Adam Schaul Piano company and will
have northern Iowa and southern Min
ncsota rs his territory. Mr.. Mylan an(
his estimable family will he sadly
missed from the business and social
circles of Mitchell, and the Holy Fam
lily parish loses one of it's best families
THE NORTH STAR LIMITED.
| Tho In tOSf i,, from t1,o 81, IL,