The Irish standard., 1903-04-25

The fine new church which was
lately erected at Chamberlain by th>
Rev. Father O'Flahcrty. of Kimbali
will soon be dedicated by the Rigll,
Rev. Bishop O'Gorman.
The Dominican fathers of NIinnea-
polls will open Il weeks mission at ST.
Martins church, Huron, Rev. ID. f.
Desmond pastor, on Sunday, May 3rd,
after which they will conduct severa!
more missions in the. Sioux Falls do
cese.
IanktOn citizens have donated Il
handsome rubber-tired ambulance to
the Sacred Heart hospital at that
place, and our correspondent having
examined the wagon one day last
week, states that it is the finest of the
kind in the state. The Bcncdictine
nuns in charge of the hospital ;lppre-
ciate highly their new gift.
Married. The marriage of IL pair of
we'll known and popular young people
OF Bon Homme county, took place ut
st. Leo's church, Tyndall, Oh the 18th
inst. The contracting parties We're Mr.
Lewis Sperb and Miss Cecilia Setezer.
and the ceremony was performed by
the Rev. Father Fierek. The young
couple, after visiting friends in Wis
consin, will proceed to Oregon where
they will make their future home.
Died.--Joseph Neumeyer, a native
of Germany and Il resident of Yank-
ton for the past 26 years, died on the
10th inst, of asthma and other COM
plications, at the Sacred Heart hos
pital in that city. Deceased has been
in poor health for many years and
since January last had been confined
to his bed. lie was born in Germany
i'll 'l3 and when he was 81 years old
came to the States and settled in
Yankton county. Six children are left
to mourn his loss, viz: Louis and
Michael, Marie, Emily, Teresa, and
Lizzie. The two latter are married
and reside in Texas and Wisconsin,
The funeral was held from the hos
pital on Saturday morning, where sery-
ices were conducted by the Rev.
Laur Link, pastor of the Sacred Heart
church, after which interment took
place in the local cemetery. His chill
dren have the sympathy of large
number of people in this time of af-
Fiction.
The Rev. 2. Grabig of Marion juno
ton, lectured to Il crowded house i'll
the latter place on Easter Sunday
evening" The subject was "The
Church of Christ is the only legitimate
teacher in matters of faith. The Bible
is not commissioned to lead man to his
maker
Miss Molly OLeary has returned to
her home at Flandreau after Il pleas
ant visit of a few months at Denver,
Colorado, amongst relatives and
friends.
The Rev. e. Bonncterrc who has
teen assistant at the immaculate Con-
ception church at Watertown for
several months has just been appoint
ed pastor of Clark, with Henry as Il
mission station.
A dramatic and musical entertain
ment was given by the pupils at Jen-
nemans hall, Salem, on Tuesday even
ing last for the benefit of st. Mary's
school. The Franciscan nuns are i'm
charge of the school and they have
reason to feel proud of their pupils.
Narried.-A popular young couple
of Waverly, Mr.. Frank ZeZck and
Miss Francisco Varrila. were quietly
married one day last week at Water
town, the ceremony being performed
by the Rev. Peter l.aucr. Frank and
his estimable bride will make Waiver
ly their future home and they are now
receiving the congratulations of their
many friends.
Bishop O'Gorman has been pleased
to assign the Rev. =. Ncarns as as,
sistant to Rev. John O'Hara at the
Sacred Heart church, Aberdeen. We
congratulate the good people of Aber
deem in getting such Il whole soule'l
and able curatc as Fathedr Kearns.
Married.-St. Thomas church, NIadi
son, was crowded one morning last
week to witness the marriage cerc,
mOny of Mr.. William Mcfarland of
Herman township to Miss Charlotte
Byrne of Orland township. both OF
Lake county. Mr.. Henry Byrnc
brother of the bride, acted as best
man and Miss Mary Igoe as brides
maid. The Right Rev. Monsigno,
Flynn, V. G., otIiciatcd
Mr.. Warren Tollcs, of Madison. has
composed beautiful mass which WAS
sung on Easter Sunday ut ST. Thomas
church in that city. where the Right
Rev. Mgr. Flynn otticiated us pastor
Tho mass is said by musical critics
who have heard it. to be one Of the
finest productions Of the time. 1t is
the intention Of the composer to have
the mass arranged fcr full orchestra