The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1904-07-16


that he was accidentally killed while
switching some cars.
Married.-Mr. Willard G. Huyck, an
expert accountant at the First Nation
al Bank of Nerlnillion, was joined in
lawful wedlocl on the 4th to Miss
Rose Chauscc, Of Clay county. The
ceremony occurred at st. Agnes paro-
chial residence, Ncrmillion, and was
performed by the Rev. Thomas Flood.
The bride has lived in Clay county
since early childhood She is Il grad
,latc of the state university and has
been Il teacher of the city schools for
many years. Mr.. and Mrs. IIuycl left
Immediately after tho ceremony for
the Twin Cities and for Il visit to the
Worlds Fair They will return about
the 18th to make their future home
ut Ncrnillion. His many friends in
Mitchell, where he lived formerly, will
extend their sincere congratulations
to Mr.. Huyck and his estimable bride.
Mr.. and Mrs. John B. Hanten, of
Watcrtown, who have been visiting
the Worlds Fair, have returned to
their home.
Died.-Mrs. Ellen Kinney, of Sioux
Falls, died on the evening of the It'll
inst. Of tuberculosis at the home of
her sister, Mrs. G. II. Barry, at 217
North Duluth avenue in that city.
The funeral occurred OH Saturday
forenoon from st. N1ichael's pro-cathe-
dral, where services were conducted
by the Rev. Father Sheehnn, after
which the remains were shipped to the
dcccased's former home in Wisconsin,
where they were laid away to rest.
The Rev. d. Il. Desmond, Of Huron,
delivered rousing and patriotic dis
course at Dc Smet on the 4th, and the
"News" Of that city, speaking of it,
says, mo native born citizen can be
more loyal to his country than this
his adoption. His speech was a COM
bination of patriotism and humor, in
terspersed with anecdotes and incid-
ents connected with his residence ut
De Smet.''
Rev. ]. l.. Wulf, pastor of st. Law
renee church ut Milbank, has returned
from New Britain, Conn.,, WHITTIER lie
went to visit friends. Father Wulf
has a fourishing parish at NIilbank and
is we'll liked by his people.
The sympathy of their many Moody
county friends is extended to Mr.. and
Mrs. Peter Hilgers in the loss of their
little child, who died on the Sd. The
remains were laid to rest on the day
following, after the holding of short
services by Father Dermody in SITS.
Simon & Judc's church.
The Rev. J. II. Higgins is now To-
Gated at the church of Our Lady of
Good Counsel at Elkton as assistant
to the Very Rev. Geo. Shechan.
Mrs. Ed. Riley and children, Of Els
worth, Mimi, are visiting her sister,
Mrs. John Fitzgerald, at Watertown.
Died.-Mr. Peter Royem, one of
Yankton's best known citizens, died
on Monday ut his home in that city.
Deceased was clerk of the courts for
Yankton county at the time Of his
death and had held more public offices
than any other man in the state.
Mrs. A. J. Littig, of Flandreau, is
receiving visit from her brother, Mr..
John Doyle, who resides at Davenport,
Iowa. Mr.. Doyle is the owner Of sew
eral valuable farms in Moody county
and in other sections Of the state.
Rev. Father Hogan, who has been
spending his vacation at Rochester, N.
Y, is expected to resume parochial
duties at De Smct upon his return.
He will be home about the close of
this month.
Died. Mrs. Anna Schnell, nee
Lynch, who grew up from early child
hood in Deadwood and who had
large circle of friends and acquaint-
ances in that city, died at her home
in Sturgis on the night of the Sd inst,
and her remains were consigned to
their last resting place in the Catholic
cemetery on the following Tuesday.
The Key City Hose company attend
ed the funeral in body, and members
Of that organization acted as pail
bearers. Deceased was about % years
old.
Rev. Michael Dermody, Of Elan
dreau, is off in st. Louis this week at
tending the national convention Of the
A. o. II. and visiting old-time friends.
He will be absent two weeks.