The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1903-07-04
SOUTH DAKoTs

SbO II DAkUl y.
l'ird.-HN the death Of MIR. l.. w.
Lewis, OF tuberculosis, nj his home in
Mitchell! ON Sunday night. The 21st
ut., the city is deprived of one OF it's
best and most respected citizens. Mr..
Lewis wls born at Watertown, Wis,
nearly ~; years ago. So that ut tn.
time OF his death he was r., wears of
age. In his youth he followed rail
roadins for Il living. having been en-
ploy"d by the C.. NJ. Il st. =. road
as Il passenger conductor for many
years. About the year SO deceased
came to Mitchell to reside, and soon
after he wl> elected as city alderman
and later on WAS elected us Il member
| of the board of county commissioners.
which position. he held for three
terms. Nh. Lewis was highly esteem
ell for his splendid qualities of mind
and heart and as Il friend and neigh
Dor he always remained firm and
| true. For the past few wears he has
been huyin" grain for several COM
panics, and up to two weeks ago he
attended to the business of the Loom
is Elevator company. \ widow and
four children are left to mourn the
loss of Il true husband and loving
father. Tho funeral, which was held
from the Holy Family church on
Tuesday forenoon, was one of the
largest and most respectable that has
taken place for many years in that
city. At 10 Il. III. there was requiem
high mass. celebrated by the Very
Ecv. Dean Shea. The pall-bcarcrs
were McsSiS. u. w. Collins. james
Lyons. Il. C.. Burns. Joseph Koch,
Duvs Mizrncr and w. II. Conyes.
Marrrd,-Thc colnmodious church
of st. Wrncesiaus ut Tabor, was
crowded To Overlooking OH the morn
ing Of the .32lld nlt. Mhcn two we'll
known young people, both OF Yankton
county. We're united in lawful we'd
lock. Rev. Father Bousk:t Oiticiated.
Mr.. Joseph Wagner and Miss Emma
n. kappcl, Interested parties, are
members of some OF the oldest set
tiers of Iankton county The groom
is the owner of Il beautiful farm, and
has laborcd for many years in build
ing up the town TO its present i'm
portancn There was solemn high
mass. at which the Rev. William La
heck2, of Gcddes. WAS cclebrant Rev.
Emanuel Bouska, deacon: Rev. r.
Lierck, Tynuall. sub-deacon and the
Rev. I@lntius l[rucZynski master of
ceremonies.
The good people of st. Peters con-
gregaton at Jefferson. celebrated the
feast of the nativity of st. John the
Baptist. ON the 9th ut.. in very i'm
presSive manner. There was high
mass at st. Peters church. celebrated
by the pastor, Very Rev. n,sln Robin
son, and in the afternoon addresses
were made by several prominent
speakers. amongst whom may be not
ell Mr.. Thos. Mclnrrncy. of lilkpoint
A ball game between t.!kpoint and
Jefferson was held. the latter winning
by Il score of n to o. jefferson is
the diocese and is situated in Union
county, one of the finest in the state
The cclcbra ton drew very large
crowd of people.
Marrird.-Mr. Clement Hutchinson
OF Clay county, was united in mar
riage to Miss Mary Walsh, of Sioux
Falls. The ceremony was performed
in the latter city on the 25th ult. by
the Very Rev. William Nolan, pastor
of the pro-,.lthellral. The newly mar
ried couple took the Milwaukee south
bound train soon after the ceremony
for Iowa points, and upon their re
turn will take up their residence at
Vermillion.
Fathers Towlc and Fannan, o. z.
left for Minneapolis on Friday Of las
week, after having closed Il very sue
ccSSful mission at Clear Lake for the
Very Rev Dean Sheehan.
Marricd.--Mr. Il. w. Collcran, tho
proprietor of the Corner Drug Store
ut Montrosc, is receiving the congratu
; lations of many because of his mar
5 ringc with Miss Cora McGilora, O
hardwood. Ia Ed bctook himsel
: quietly to Sioux Fails, whore the cere
, meny was performed by the Yer.
} Rev. j. Il. Higgins on the 9th ult., I:
few of the relatives and friends of til,
young couple attending. The groom
I waS born in McCook county, la
!. lived near Montrosc all his life, an,
l only Il short time ago graduated iron
e the Minneapolis School Of Pharmac y
1 He is now part owner Of drug stor
in his native town. That every bless
o ing and happiness will attend Ed an
z his accomplished bride is the wis
II of the Standard.
We are proud to learn that MI
l. Charles Crane. manager for the pas
IL two years of the Western Union Tel,
: graph Office at Sioux Falls, has bee