The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1904-01-30
SOUTH DAKOTA.

J. L,
Deadwood, the well-known circulation
representative of the Omaha Bee for
the Black Hills district, was married
to Miss Nj. R6sebrook Potts at Hot
Springs on the 18th inst, the Rev. ].
Hayes. pastor of st. Anthony's church,
being the officiating clergyman. The
groom was attended by Mr.. J. M.
l.ydon of Lead City, and the bride by
Miss Katie Potts of Hot Springs, Sis
ter of the bride. The happy couple
left, after partaking of the wedding
dinner. for Casey, Iowa, the groom's
former home. and will return to Dead
wood in Il few weeks, where they will
reside in the future. May Patrick and
his cstimable wife enjoy long life and
happiness is the wish of the Stand
ard and Il host of friends. The brides
mother conducts the City Hotel at Hot
Springs.
Our Aberdeen correspondent writes
that Mr.. ]. l.. McCauI. the AIinneap-
tho former city. selected Il room in St.
Luke's hospital and Furnished it COM
pletelE in the best possible manner
The room is said to be the handsome
est and the most comfortably furnish
ed of it's kind anywhere and is IL
memorial to his son Jimmie, who was
in, ,1;o
summer
Died.-AIrs. William Farrell, a we'll
known and highly respected resident
of White, died of pneumonia at that
place on the Goth inst. after ten
days illness. Mrs. Farrell, whose
maiden name was Jennie McCabe,
was married to her surviving husband
in December, 1895. and of this union
-four children We're born. viz. Ernest,
Stephen. Charles and Frances, all of
whom are living. The funeral toooll
place on Friday forenoon from St.
Pauls church, White, where requiem
mass was celebrated by the Rev. 2. v.
Coync. of EllltOn, and the very large
attendance was an evidence Of the
esteem in which the deceased was
held. The lsmains were shipped on
the noon train over the Rock Island
road to Elkton, where they We're laid
to rest in the family vault. Much
sympathy is felt for the Borrowing
husband, who is left to care for his
four little ones. A fond and devoted
wife is gone to prepare home for
those who follow.
Mr.. Patrick Barrett. a prosperous
Beadle county farmer, was visiting his
old home at. Caledonia, Mimi, last
week. 1t is many years since Mr. Bar
rett moved away from Houston coun-
ty, and the old settlers whom he met
down there We're all delighted to shake
his hand and to learn all about the
good times the farmers are having in
South Dakota.
Rev. Father Keane, who has been
an assistant ut the Sacred Heart
church, Aberdeen. for some months,
has been appointed to the pastoral
charge of st. Patrick's church, Mont
rose. Rev. John p. Fitzsimmons will
assume charge of st. Mary's parish at
Bryant, vice Rev. James Heating, who
has been assigned elsewhere. Father
Fitzsimmons will reside at Ramona.
Died.-Thomas, the 9-year-old son
of the Hon. Andrew Foley, of Water
town, died OH a c. e. N. w. train on
the night of the 10Th inst. while ell
route to Rochester. Mimi, whittier he
was going to take treatment at ST.
NIary's hospital. He was accompanied
by his father and DR.. Tarbell. of Wa
tertown. The little fellow had not been
feeling we'll for about week before
his death, but no one supposed that
his end would come so soon. Mr..
Foley is having his share of trouble,
as it is only a short time since his
wife died and now his little boy is
gone to join her in Il happier home.
The remains We're taken to the I'M
maculate Conception church on Thurs
day morning, where short services
We're conducted by the Rev. Father
o'Meara' and the words Of comfort
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