The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1904-11-26
SOUTH DAKOTA.

Matt Carroll, one of the best known
men in the Black Hills country, espec-
tally amongst the old pioneers and
mining men, died on the morning Of
| the 10th inst ut st. ,Ioscph's hospital
ness, as Il result of Il series of COM
plications which developed into soften
! ing of the brain. Deceased was Il
native of the County Dublin, Ireland,
where he was born 1850, and came
| to the United States in his early days.
He had no known relatives in this
country except Il sister, viz, Anna
Brennan Of Springfield, ILL.,, and on
being appriZed of his death wired back
to ship the remains at once to her
home, where they were consigned to
their last resting place. He had been
identified with the Blacltail mining
mining interests since 1917.
Mr.. L. Il. McGovern and his son
Frank, both of Mitchell, left last week
for Palo Alto, CAL, where they will
join the family. Pat intends to spend
the winter in California, as he is a
sufferer from asthma.
| Murreu.-The marriage of Mr.. Dan
icl Mcdonald of Winfred, to Miss
Name DAILY is announced from Ra
mona, where the ceremony was per-
formed by the Very Rev. James Col
in McCook county, where she was well
and favorably known. The Standard
joins the many friends of the young
couple in wishing them long life and
every happiness.
Funera-The remains of the late
lamentcd Mrs. o. Il. Hutchinson,
daughter Of Mrs. ]. Il. Conant, Of
Mitchell, who died of consumption in
New Mexico, We're conveyed to the
former city where intcrment took
place on the morning of the 18th inst.
Deceased was united in marriage a
few years ago to o. Il. Hutchinson, the
ceremony occurring in Mitchell. They
made their home in Cedar Rapids, Ia,
until Mrs. uutchinsOn's health failed
and about three weeks since was
taken to New Mexico, but she only
lived Il little while. The requiem
high mass was sung by the Rev
Father Kelly and the Very Rev. j. J
Shea preached a beautiful sermon
death of the deceased coming at {;
Her many friends will mourn thu
period of life when she was sur
rounded by the most endearing ties
Besides her sorrowing husband sh
leaves IL number of relatives to mourn
her loss.
Died.-NIr. Andrew Schustcr, VIII
was quite we'll known in Dawson
county, having lived there % years
died at his home in Blendow town
ship OH the 10th inst, aged so years
The funeral took place from the Hol
Family church on Thursday afternoo
and services were conducted by Yer
Rev. John Shea. Many of the oldc
. settlers Of the county attended til
! funeral and accompanied the remain
o to their last resting place in the Catht
/, lie cemetery
, Tom Ward and Frank McShan
q both prominent and well-to-do res
. dents of Bryant, have gone to Califo
. mia to spend the winter.
Died.-Mr. Geo. Rethberger, II;
q tive of Germany and for "a years
$ resident of Yankton, died on the lot
inst. ut his home in that city. D.
;. ceased had been poor health for Sc
eral months. He leaves widow an
q two daughters besides very lare
r number Of friends to mourn his dealt
t His funeral was held from the Sacre
b Heart church on Friday forenoon, an
e was quite largely attended.
r Rev. Father Hansen of the Hol
Rosary church, Kransburg, had tt
# Jubilee exercises last week in his pa
!. ish and he was assisted by numb'
e of the neighboring priests. A lare
9 crowd approached the Sacred Table.
h Died.-Mr Jacob Diehl died at NJ
:. Vernon on the 10th inst. and the ful
q eral occurred on the following dat
when appropriate services were CO.
+ Quoted by the Very Rev. Father She
v Of Mitchell.
r Father McAuliff, pastor Of st. Pa
e ricks church, Montrose, left on Mo
o day of last week for st. Louis, whel
f he will visit the big exposition ar
some friends whom he has not seen +
It years.
E Monday last was the Feast Of Il