The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1903-12-19
SOUTH DAKOTA.

Married.-The great social event OF
fine season ut DeadwOol was the mar
riaye of DE- \. Revell to Miss Mar
uuret O'Donnell. The ceremony. which
was performed by the Very Rev. NJ.
J. Noescn, pastor of st. Ambrose
,'.urch, occurred on the Sth inst. al
4. home of the brides parents, MIR.
and Mrs. j. c. O'Donnell and was
witnessed by the immediate friends OF
the couple The doctor is Il dentist
residing at Lead City and the bride is
a trained nurse, who for the past tw"
or three years has been connected
with the Homestake hospital ut Lead
Soon after the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs.
Revell took the Northwestern train
for Illinois and Minnesota points, ana
i'm about two weeks will return to take
I'M their residence in Lead.
The Catholic knights of Columbus.
with n membership of GO. has just
been organized at Deadwood by Nal
tional Organizer Gleeson. of Chicago.
assisted by the district Organizer. IT, i.
Mahoney, of Omaha. The following
are the names of the newlyinstalied
officers: Grand knight, Il. NJ. Rrooder:
deputy grand knight. Thomas Harvey;
treasurer, John Nj. Hurley: financial
secretary, Neil McDonough; recording
secretary, Thomas Ialfey: chancellor.
John r. Russell; advocate, Edward
Frlwlcy: warden, Martin McDonough;
physician, DR. J. b. Robillard: trustees,
]. j. Cornwall, Nj. Mullen and j. Cor
coran: outside guard, J. l.. MarcouN;
inside guard Matt Plunkett; lecturer,
J. T.. Sullivan, and chaplain. Very Rev.
Nj. Nocsen. V. G. The banquet, which
was served ut the Franklin hotel, was
attended by much brilliant thought
John II. Russell, of DcadwOod, acted
as toast-master and delivered the adj
dress of welcome.
Died--AIr. and Mrs. Frank Mead,
worthy residents of Moody county. are
sorrowing over the loss of their
daughter Camilla, who died on the 9th
inst. at the home Of her grandmother,
Mrs. II. j. Lannon in Madison. The
child was taken quite suddenly i'll and
although the best of medical aid was
ut hand the little one passed to Il hap
veyed to Flandreau on Monday, and
after the holding of short services at
st. Simon and Judes church, conduct
ell by Rev. NJ. Dermody, interment
took place in the local cemetery.
Our Aberdeen correspondent writes
that the new German church, which
was commenced at that place IL few
months ago, will soon be completed
and ready for mass. Aberdeen is the
first and only town in the Sioux Fails
diocese having two churches.
The ladies of the immaculate Con
ception parish at Watertown are hold
ing fair this week for the benefit OF
the church, and Judging by the wa!
they are working, tile fair will be ,
very big success financially and other
wise. 1t is many years since anythin,
% Of this kind was gotten up by the goot
people, of WATERFOWL, so this year the!
hope to make up for the past.
Died.-Mrs. Mary Lamb, who ha,
been.4a resident of Sioux Falls sine
the death of her husband last heb
ruary, passed quietly away on Sun
day night last at the home of her son
N. H. Lamb, on North Prairie avenue
There were short services held at 81
Michael's pro-cathedral Tuesday morn
ing, by Rev. William Nolan, afte
which the remains were conveyed t
Seneca, Ill, via the Rock Island, wher