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

S'Shs' VI Mltcncls. Is III poor health.
The lady Went to 81. .Ioseph's hospital,
Sioux City, about six weeks ago and
last week an operation was perform
ell for the treatment of a floating kid
ney. Her many friends will earnest
ly pray for 4 speedy restoration to
health.
Marrled.-The numerous friends and
ariuail!tances of Air. Edward Schlim-
gen. of Mitchell and Miss Caroline
Trimmer. of Lptcl2r. were present nj
st. Scholasticas' church in the latter
city on The 23ru uit.. to witness their
marriage ceremony. Which WAS per-
formed 10y the Rev. Z. Nearns, of
W"onSocket. The ..,uum is a member
OF Il very respectable and religious
Catholic family. and Young man who
is highly esteemed. whilst the bride.
VIII" is the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Peter Trin@n, of >unhofn county. is
Il young lady OF iNnaN noble qualities.
After the ceremo!! :,ln Young couple
, and invited guests repaired to the
home of the brides parents. where the
wedding breakfast wH: served. Mr..
and Mis. Svhlim.cn will make their
home in Mitchell.
MI. and Mrs. Lawrence Schlimge,l.
Mr.. and Mrs. Zeir and daughter. NIL of
Madison. Wis, We're ut Letcher to at
tend the Schlimgcn-Trinnen wedding
ON Tuesday of last week.
The st. Vincent DE Paul society is
organized at Hankton. and largely
| attended meeting was held one evening
last week at social party given ON
the lawn at Father Links residence.
'lihe event was Il NEST successful one
! ana n"tted the new church fund quite
substantial addition.
FRANK NoWder. who made his home
IN Mitchell many years ago when hc
was employed by the Milwaukee road
us passenger engineer between there
and Sioux City, was back i'm the
former city last week. shaking hands
With old time friends. Frank il now
employed in the Omaha railroad shops
At Sioux City
Mnrl'iea.-Mr. Otto Mueller and Miss
Margaret Arntz. both of Brown collu-
ty were united in holy nHtrimony on
| Wednesday evening OF last week at
Aberdeen. Father John O'Hora. pastor
of the Sacred Heart church. being the
officiating clergyman. Otto and his
| bride are now off on their weddin"
trip. and upon their return will Locate
in Aberdeen.
/ Pierre. S. Dat the state meeting of
the Catholic Order of Foresters at
Watrrt@Wn. Frank kantowski. of
l'lerrp. WAS elected vice chief ranger.
, the second officer Of the order. Father
o'Neill. of Pierre. was selected dele
gates to the international convention to
he held at Dubuque, la. The next
state meeting will he held ut Aberdeen
bishop OGOrman confirmed a large
class at Pierre last Tuesday. among
whom were about thirty children
from the Indian school. On tile same
day the cornerstone of the new S15,-
600 parochinl school was laid with i'm
pressive ceremonies. Father Desmond,
of Huron. preached the sermon ON the
secession. On Wednesday. Bishop
DGorman dedicated the now church
ut Harold
This has been an important week in
the history of the Catholic societies of
Hughes county. Commencing last
SuadIy there has been Il series of i'm
rreSsivc ceremonies at Pierre, cover
ing a period of several days, during
Which the solemn vows of the Catho-
lie Church have been taken by large
class Of young people. Il church has
been dedicated, and the cornerstone
of the academy laid, all of which cere-
monies were participated in by some
of the most distinguished priests of the
state. At the solemn high mass Tues
day at the Catholic church. Father
Hogan. of DcSmct, was celebrant Will,
Fatller O'Mera, of Armour as sub
dencon and Father O'Neill rs deacon
Father kehccka. of Wagner, was mas.
ter OF ceremonies with Fathers Des.
mond, Of Huron, and McCarty, of
Pierre, archpriests. Father Ferek, of
Tyndall, sang in the choir. Confirma
tion was administered at 8 Il. m by
Right Rev. Bishop O'Gorman to one
hundred and ten persons, thirty-hve OF
whom were pupils of the Pierre In
tluStlial school, all of whom were
pledged to total abstinence until TWEEN
ty-one years old. \ very impressive
ceremony was preached by Bishop o.
German. At 2::;O in the afternoon oc
CURED the layin. of the cornerstone oil
the st. Peter and St Paul academy
y large audience was gathered. the
ceremony being conducted by Bishop
O'Gorman, assisted by Father Hogan
OF DeSmet, sDcsnlond, Of Huron, O.
Mcra. of Armour, Fierek, of Tyndall
Lchecka, of Wagner, O'Neill and Nc
Carly, Of this city. Concluding thu
formal ceremonies, Bishop O'Gormal
spread the mortar in (which the stone
hclring the inscription, ''St. Peter ant
st. Paul's School. 19O3,' was placed
In the corner was placed the names o
those who had donated 800 or NOR,