The Irish standard., 1903-11-28

these popular young people occurred
; during the celebration of mass at 8
. O'Clock and was performed by Rev.
/, Father Sheehan. The groom has
made his home in Moody county for
many years, where he has host of
friends. The bride, who is the daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. William Connolly,
pioneer farmers of Bookings county,
has taught several terms in our public
schools, where she gave the best of
satisfaction. A large host of friends
will wish Mr.. Halligan and his estim-
able bride many years of happy we'd
ded life. The young couple left on the
midnight train for Minnesota points
To visit friends.
Mr.. L. L. McGovern, who has been
one of the very early settlers of
Mitchell. will leave in Il few days for
Palo Alto, Cal, where several men,
bcrs of Ills family are located. He in
tends spending the winter there and
may decide to remain permanently.
Pat has been largely identified with
the business interests of Mitchell for
upwards of % years and he will be
sadly missed. He has done more than
most men in helping to build up the
city and is the owner Of several valu-
able pieces of property in Dawson
county.
Marricd.-Mr. Peter Kinney, SON of
MIR. and Mrs. Peter Kinney, of Rich
land township, Brookings county, was,
united in lawful wedlack to, Miss Mona
Culhhne of Riverview township,
Moody county, at ST. Simon and Judes
church. Flandreau. Oh Wednesday
morning last. Pete has grown. up
from childhood some few miles north.
of Elkton, where, he is. quite we'll
known and where he enjoys the
friendship of Il large circle of ac-
quaintances. The bride is also il very
popular young lady. who has spent
nearly her entire life. i'm this. section.
After the ceremony ut the church,
which was performed by the Rev.
NJ. Dermody, the young couple re-
paired to the home of the brides
parents. viz, Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Gull
hane, where the wedding breakfast
was served.
Mr.. NJ. Gleeson, national organizer
for the Knights of Columbus. was in
Deadwood last week for. the purpose
of instituting Il court. He succeeded
in securing quite IL nuIber OF men,
bers who will be initiated into the
order on Dec. 6.
Died.-Mr. James Foley. aged 30
years. and native of Ireland, died at
the Commercial hotel at Memo on. the
18th inst, and his remains were in
TERED in the cemetery at Scotland.
Deceased was stricken with paralysis
about eighteen months ago, and has
been an invalid since. -Four sons and
two daughters are left to survive his
memory. all of whom are residents of
Hutchinson county. except James,
who at present lives ut Washburn;. N.
ID.
Miss Hattie Armstrong. who, has
/ been the organiSt as the church Of
Our Lady of Good Counsel ut Elkton
COR thc past six years.. resigned her
position on Monday last, and left for
Farilault Mimi. where, she will make
her lutur" home. Miss Armstrong
will he sleltely missed, in the musical
and social circles Of Elkton.
| Mrs. james Hartley, of Lansing. Ia,
is visiting her sister,. Mrs. John, F'lem-
ing. at Sioux Falls.
| MIR. and Mrs. Nels, Patnol,. of Reres-
ford. are at present visiting, relatives
in New York and Massachusetts, and
will be absent several weeks.
The ladies of st. Barbaras' church,
Centerville, have Just organized So
cicty known as the Catholic Ladies
Guild. and already they have admit
ted a large number of members to
their ranks.
The Catholic ladies'. Of Montrose
serxed supper ON Tina uISsgiving night
i'll the public hall in that town and
succeeded in netting d very neat sum
which they handed over to their good
pastor, Father Higgins, to be used in
purchasing some needy articles for St.
Patrick's church. The Montrose la
dies are splendid workers in every
cause undertaken for the church.
Married.-The Catholic church at
Harold was crowded ON the forenoon
Of the 18th to witness the marriage
ceremony of Mr.. james O'Donnell
and Miss Mary Marso, both popular
and highly esteemed young people.
The Rev. Michael Mccarthy of st.
Peter and Pauls church, Pierre, was
the officiating clergyman. Mr.. James
Farrell and Miss Ingle, of Pierre, act
ed rs groomsman and bridesmaid. The
young couple with their relatives par.
took Of the wedding dinner at the
Eisenmann hotel, after which Mr. and
Mrs. O'Donnell left for Lake township,
where they will reside in the future
and Where the groom has beautiful