The Irish standard., 1904-08-06
SOUTH OAK IA.

The solemn profession and recep-
ton of a number Of young ladies into
the Presentation community will take
place at the mother-house in Aberdeen
on Sunday next. The ceremony will
be performed by the Right Rev. Bish-
op O'Gorman, assisted by the Rev.
Robert w. Haire, chaplain, and by the
two city pastors, Rev. Fathers John
O'Hora and N. Dahlmanns.
! Married-At st. Joseph's church,
Melette, on June p, by the Rev. IL.
Fox, pastor, Mr.. August Schultz of
Condo, and Miss NJ. E. Dolan, of Yer.
don.
The Rev. L. ]. Dineen, S. j., who
was ordained at S. Louis on June 20
by Bishop Hennessy, of Wichita, Kan,
is visiting his parents at Huron.
An Indian congress was held week
before last at Cheyenne Agency, at
which the Right Rev. Bishop stariha,
Of Lead, presided. Over 5000 Indians
We're present. A number of prominent
priests from the different reservation
schools were also in attendance, among
whom we notice the Rev. Joseph Lin
debner, S. j., of Pine Ridge; Rev. r.
Dingmann, S. j., Of Rosebud; Rev.
Bernard Strassmeyer, O. S. B., Fort
Yates, and the Rev. Ambrose Mating
ley, o. S. B., of Crow Creek. Bishop
Stariha also administered the sacra-
ment of confirmation to 116 candi-
dates, after which he drove to Pierre,
where he was the guest of Father
O'Neill. The bishop took the G. &
N. w. from there to st. Paul on Mon
day.
Married-The great social event of
the season at Lennox was the marriage
at st. Magdalen's church, on July p,
of Mr.. David Rosback, a member of
the Lennox Milling company, to Miss
Rose Crowley, eldest daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. N. M. Crowley, Rev. Charles
Boley, pastor, officiating, assited by
Rev. Father Burke. Mr.. Thomas Hur-
ley, cousin to the bride, acted as best
man, while Miss Louise Crowley, sis
ter of the bride, was the bridesmaid.
The contracting parties are both ma
tives of this state, Mr.. Rosback being
born III Union county, and the bride
in Lincoln county. About Is of the
friends and neighbors of the young
couple We're entertained after tic cere-
mony at the home Of the brides par
ents, where a bountiful repast was
prepared. Mr.. and Mrs. Rosback start
out in life with the best wishes of their
host of friends.
A special from Flandreau to to
Sioux Falls Press of July 20 contained
the following item: "Rev. Michael
Dermody, who has been pastor of the
Catholic church at Flandreau during
the past six years, has been called to
passionate in Aberdeen and will go
to that place in few days, decidedly
against the wishes Of the Flandreau
people. Rev. Dermody has labored
faithfully, having built up a large
church membership and strong So
ciety."
Rev. Father Dahlmanns is busy COL
lecting the necessary funds for the
building of a new parochal residence
at Aberdeen on lots adjoining the new
st. Mary's church. 1t will be sub
stantial structure and one of the fin
est in that portion Of the city.
Married-The Church of Our Lady
of Good Counsel at Elkton was crowd
ed at the 8 o'clock mass on Wednes-
day morning, when Mr.. William Nc
Gee, of Minneapolis, and Miss Mabel
Maloney, Of Ellkton, were united in
holy matrimony. Very Rev. George
Sheehan of1iciated. Mr.. Patrick Nc
Grath acted as groomsman, and Miss
Lucia Maloney, sister Of the bride, as
bridesmaid. The young couple are
both we'll known and respected in this
vicinity. The groom made his home in
Moody county for many years, where
he has a host of friends, who will
wish him and his estimable bride
every happiness Mabel has been
raised from childhood in Brookings
county and is member of a most re-
spectacle family. Mr.. and Mrs. Nc
Gee took the eastbound train Wednes-
| day evening for Minneapolis, where
| they will reside in the future.
The last issue of the Fort Pierre
| Journal, speaking of the removal of
Father Mccarthy from Pierre to Mill
err has the following: The Right Rev.
/ Bishop O'Gorman of the Sioux Falls
diocese has just appointed Rev. NJ. J.
| Mccarthy Of this city to be pastor of
the newly established parish of Miller
| and Highmore, where new church Is
| to be started. Harold and Blunt are
placed under Father McCarthy's
charge. The bishop has ordered that
| parochial residence is to be built at
Miller. Father Mccarthy takes up
lis new charge next week, locating Mt
Miller Rev. NJ. Mccarthy has been
coated here for some time past and
90 much cannot be said in his favor.
lie is graceful and eloquent speaker
md his church work is thorough and
uccessful. He goes to his new mis-
ion with the highest respect and es