The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1903-01-17
Chris. \. Gallagher. counsellor- lat
law, 920 Guaranty Loan Building.
SOUTH DAKOTA

Married: Mr.. John Kennedy, a prom
inent business man of Tyler Mimi,
and the proprietor of the uowingAIills
ut that place, was quietly married at
Watertown, S. d., on the 9TH inst. to
Miss Emily Fisher. The ceremony
which was performed by the Rev.
Father Bonterrc took place AL inc resi-
dencc Of the brides parents, viz. Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Fisher. After the
wedding dinner was served the young
couple took the south-bound Rock Is
land train for Colorado points, The
Standard extends good wishes for their
continued happiness.
Golden jubilec-Mr. and Mrs. AL.
bert Mochon celebrated the golden ill.,
bilee of their marriage one day last
week with fitting ceremonies ut ST..
Patrick's Pro-Cathcdral, Lead. The
Right Rev. Bishop j. N. Starlha eel
ehlated Pontitical High Mass.
The Elllton Opera house, nothwith-
standing the blizzard Of the two pre-
vlous days. was crowded on Thursday
night of last week to listen to the able
and scholarly address entitled amer
lean citizenship by the Rev. James
Nj. Cleary of Minneapolis. The Rev.
speaker was introduced by Mr. w. !.
Ford. Father Cleary's discourse was
pronounced to be amongst the best
ever delivered in that town. His votc"
was loud and distinct and not a word
was uttered to hurt the feelings OF
any one. An effort is being made to
secure Father Cleary for another lee
turc to be delivered under the auspices
of the ladies' temperance club OF that
town, in a few weeks.
1t will be pleasing news to the clergy
of the Sioux Falls diocese to learn
that the Rev. M. j. Noescn, pastor of
st. Ambrose Church, Dcadwood, has
been appointed Vicar General of the
new diocese Of Lead. Bishop Stariha
has made a wise selection in this np-
rointment. Father NOesen was pas
tor of st. Peter and Pauls church,
Pierre, up to two years ago, when he
was promoted to Deadwood.
The Revs. William Kearsc and Will
liam Casey were recently ordained
Deacons for the Sioux Falls diocese Mt
st. Bonavcnture's Seminary, Allegany,
N. Y. The ceremony was performed
by the Right Rev. DR.. Quigley, who
has recently been transferred from
Buffalo, N. Y, to be Archbishop of
Chicago.
James Maher, well known resident
of Beresford, who was quite seriously
injured in runaway accident Mt tllat
place last week, is reported to be i'm
proving,and hopes are now entertained
of his recovery. Jim is an old time
resident Of Union county and his
legion Of friends will rejoice to learn
that he will be himself soon again.
The Rev. Father Nugent Of Des
Moines, Iowa, was the guest Of the
Rev. Bernard Weber Of Salem on the
9TH inst. and preached in st. Mnry's
church to crowded audience Mt High
Mass. In the evening another large
congregation listened to beautiful
discourse by Father Nugent entitled
the "Lost Confessional" A large
number Of non-Catho1ics were present
and expressed themselves as highly
pleased.
Died-Anothcr old Black Hills timer
has passed away, viz Mr.. John Carey
a prospector, miner and old settler who
died of stomach trouble Mt Spearfish,
on the 9Th inst. Deceased mined and
prospected in the Bear Gulch and Mig
ger hill districts for many years. He
was we'll disposed man and host
Of friends will be panied to hear of
his death.