The Irish standard., 1903-06-06

Celebration Day, June 10. The event
will gather together all the pioneer
residents of Kingsbury county.
Married.-The Rev. E. Bonneterre
officiated on the 9th ult., at the mar
rage of Mr.. Clarence Boucher to Miss
Margaret Hilgred, which took place at
Clark. A number of the friends of
the young couple were present to wit
ness. the ceremony. The contracting
parties are we'll known in Clark coun-
ty, having resided there for many
years.
The Right Rev. Monsignor Flynn,
V. G. of Madison, has plans, etc., all
prepared for the beautiful new church
which he is about to build in that
city. The new edifice will cost over
$4,000 and will be of solid brick. A
large quantity of stone is already on
the ground to be used in the basement.
st. Joseph's church, Wellington,
Minnehaha county, will celebrate the
solemnity of Corpus Christi on June
18th. The Right Rev. Bishop O'Gor.
man and large number of clergy are
expected to be present. The celebra-
ton will be one of the neatest of it's
kind in South Dakota, and the event
will attract very large crowd from
not only Minnehaha, but also from
neighboring counties.
We are Informed that our old friend
Mr.. John Mullaney, of Beresford, has
disposed of his residence property at
that place and expects to move to the
Hot Springs in the summer.
Married.-Nr. John Carroll and
Miss Catherine Curley, well-known
and highly respected young people of
kingsbury county, were united in
holy wedlock at St. Thomas church,
De Smet, ON the 2Sth ult. Father
John Hogan, pastor, ofticiated. The
contracting parties have long been
residents of Manchester township and
their big host of friends all over the
county will wish the newly-married
couple long life and happiness.
Rev. Father Plus, o. s. B., has been
appointed resident pastor of Miller,
Hand county, and he intends building
Il parochial residence there this
spring.
Married.-The social event of the
season at KranZburg was the mar
riage of Mr.. Joseph Raml, Jr., of
deuel. county, to Miss Anna Lindner,
of Codington county, the ceremony be-
ing performed at the Holy Rosary
church, Kranzburg, on the 26th ult.
by the Rev. ]. H. Hansen, pastor. The
groom has lived in Deuel. county since
childhood and is steady and indus
trious young man. After the cere-
mony the young couple and a large
crowd of invited guests repaired to
the home of the BRIDES parents, where
the wedding dinner was served.
Died.-Mr. and Mrs. John Ernster,
of Moody county, have the sympathy
of many in the death of their little
daughter which took place on the Oath
ult The funeral occurred on Tues
day and the remains We're inferred in
the Catholic cemetery north of Dell
Rapids
A lodge of the Catholic Order of
Foresters to be known as st. Thomas
court. will soon be organized at De
Smet to include many of the most
prominent members of the parish. On
December 81. 1902. the Foresters had
IL membership of $50 in this state and
with the Catholic knights of Ameri
ca. which is the oldest Catholic society
in South Dakota. and the Ancient Or
der of Hihernians ranking next, there
will be no difficulty for Catholics need
ing safe insurance in societies which
are warmly recommended and sup
ported by the right reverend bishop
and reverend clergy of the diocese.
\ valuable building site has been
purchased ut Sturgis in the Black
Hills country by the people of st. Alloy
sius congregation. and the erection of
!, fine new church to cost $4,000 will
he commenced in the near future.
Married.-The marriage of Mr..
John Hughes to Miss Rose Post, both
of Bon Homme county, took place at
Tyndall on the 25th ult Rev. Father
Feirek performed the ceremony in
the presence of the numerous friends
and acquaintance of the contracting
parties.
Rev. Father Fitzsimons, of st.
Teresa's church. Beresford. was visit
ing his old home at Fond-du-Lac. Wis,
lately. Father Fitzsimons is assistant
to Rev. James McNally.
The Ancient Order of Hibernians of
Pipestone, Mimi. and the divisions at
Elkton and Flandreau will unite in a
monster celebration to be held in
Mr.. Pat Harris grove north of the
latter town on the 18th inst. 1t is eX-
pected that speeches will be made by
Fathers Mangan. Dermody. Sheehan
and other clergymen of the organiza
ton in the state.
Married.-St. Martins church at
Emery was crowded on the morning
of the 9th ult. with the friends and
relatives of the young couple to wit
ness the marriage of Mr.. Edward Fox