The Irish standard., 1904-01-09
SOUTH DAKOTA.

oHLtn, well known resident OF that
town and the late popular landlord OF
the Wentworth hotel, which sad event
took place at St. Mary's hospital,
Rochester, MINI, whittier he went to
have an operation for appendicitis
performed. He underwent the oper-
alton successfully and appeared to be
improving, when the weather changed
and he contracted severe cold and
expired from pneumonia. Deceased
has been in the hotel business from
early manhood, and for long time
conducted houses at Spirit Lake, Ia,
and at Tyndall, Arlington and Pierre,
i'll this state. His remains we're
brought to Parker for interment and
were laid to rest after appropriate
services were held at St. Christmas
church, which were conducted by the
Rev. Father McCaferty. Mr.. Smith
leaves a wife and two small children.
He was very popular among the trav-
cling public and others.
Married.-Mr. Francis Doty and
Miss Hilma Nelson were married at
the parochial residence at Dell Rapids
on New Years day by the Rev.
Michael Martyr. Miss Hilda Nelson
and Mr.. Guy Lewis acted as brides
maid and best man. The groom has
grown to manhood in Garretson
where he made his home for ten years
and for some time was employed in
the Great Northern passenger depot
The bride is an exemplary young lady
and is the daughter OF Mr.. G. p. Mel
son, living three miles west OF Garrett
son. MIR. and Mrs. Doty left soon
after the ceremony ior Bakcrsville,
California, where he has accepted a
position, with the Columbia Oil COM
pany. The best wishes OF host of
friends in Minnehalla county will fol-
low Frank and his worthy bride to
their new home.
The Catholic Order of Foresters t
kranzburg held an installation OF off.
GERS on Christmas day, when the fol-
lowing were installed: S. Dory, Jr.
c. R.; H. Bashlin, P. C. r.; Chas.
Kranz, V. c. r.; H. A. Wagner, R. S.;
T. M. Antony, F. S.; P. f. Kranz, S.
c.; N. Ries, S. c.; A. Kranz, o. S. S.,
and H. Bierscheid and H. Kranz,
trustees.
Died.-Mr. John Ryan, aged 70
years, an old timer OF Sioux Falls and
native of Limerick county, ireland,
died on the morning of the 27th ult,
at the residence OF his son, Mr.. John
H. Ryan, SIC S. Menlo avenue, in
that city. Deceased had not been feel
ing we'll for some time, and while his
death was not unexpected, it came as
shock to his family and friends. Mr..
\ Ryan came to America about 60 years
\ago, and i'll '93 moved to Sioux Falls,
where he continuously resided up to
tlis time OF his death The remains
OF the deceased man were conveyed to
St. NQchael's pro-cathedral on Tues
day morning, where large concourse
OF Borrowing friends and acquaint-
ances assembled to pay last sad
tribute OF respect to one whose life
i'll their midst was a wcll-spcnt one
Requiem mass was celebrated by the
Rev. William Nolan, and intcrmcnt
took place in the Catholic cemetery.
Married. - Mr.. James Fogarty and
Miss Nora Kinney, who have made
their homes at Mitchell for many
years and who are recognized as some
of her best people, were united in law
full marriage at the Holy Family
church in that city on Tuesday morn
ing Of last week The ceremony,
which was a very Impressive one, was
performed by the Very Rev. Dean
Shea, P. r., and was witnessed by the
relatives OF the bride and the many
friends in their circle of acquaintance.
After. the ceremony the young couple
and their friends repaired to the home
OF the brides sister. Mrs. M. Brcsna
han OF 3o5 Hanson street. where the
wedding breakfast was served and
where Mr.. and Mrs Fogarry were the
recipients Of a number OF han lsome
dllu uSclul presents from tnclT lTlcIIS.
The bridal couple will start house
keeping at once in their cozy resi-
dence at the corner OF Park avenue
Z. and Langdon street We extend
congratulations.
The last issue OF the Bcrcsford
News has it that the Rev. James
Mentally Of that place has moved to
Centrevile, where he will make his
future home.
Rev. Father Golden has been tenn
porarily assigned to St. Mary's church,
Zell which has been without a pastor
since the death of Father Roesl over
year ago.
Married-Patrick Barrett a pros
porous young farmer OF Alton town
ship, and Miss Mamie Feeney, daugl-
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. John H. Feeney
of Parnel, both of Brookings county
were married at St. Martins church.
Aurora. at o:3o on Thursday morning
last. The Very Rev. George Shecl,an,
OF Elkton, performed the ceremony
Mr. Barrett has been engaged for