The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1904-04-23
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Marricd.-At Il nuptial mass which
was celebrated ut SITS. Simon and Jude's
church, Flandreau. ON April II, Mr.
George Smith, of Colman, and Miss
Rose Walters, of Flandreau, were
joined in lawful wedlock, Father Mi
chael Dermody officiating. 4 number
of the friends of the young couple wit
messed the ceremony
The Malamphy Bros, of Flandrcau,
nave been receiving a visit from their
cousin, Mr.. Arthur Murphy, of Austin,
Mimi. The latter was delighted with
Tie crop prospects of Moody county.
Her hosts of friends in McCook
county will be delighted to learn that
Mrs. jerry Barrett has returned to her
home at Montrose, feeling hearty and
strong. The good lady went to st.
Mary's hospital, Rochester, few
weeks ago for treatment.
The Ladies' Altar Society of the
Church of Our Lady of Good Counsel
at Elkton held Il social in the "Y" hall
i'll that town OH Wednesday evening of
last week. y musical and literary pro.
gram was rendered, after which light
refreshments We're served. The towns
people turned out in large numbers
anu we are pleased to learn that the
ladies' efforts We're crowned with sue
cess. The proceeds We're applied to
the purchase of new vestments.
MIR. j. l.. Minahan, who spent the
winter at Portland, Ore, and also in
California, has returned to his home
at Geddes. feeling much improved in
healtn. MIR. Minahan is we'll satisfied
with South Dakota and will make it
his home.
Married.-At nuptial mass which
was celebrated on April - at st. Mar
tins church, Huron, Mr.. John Sherlock
and Miss Ottilia Lauterbach were
united in lawful matrimony. 4nc con-
tracing parties We're both residents
of Beadle county, the groom is a we'll
TODD farmer and has lived around HUI
ron about four years. whilst the bride
has been engaged for many years as
teacher in the public schools of the
county. Father ID. f. Desmond cele-
DRAFTED the mass and also performed the
ceremony which united this cstimahle
| couple. Mr.. and Mrs. Sherlock left
for their country home after partaking
of the wedding breakfast. where they
will reside in the future. May happi-
ness and long life attend John and his
noble bride.
Died.-Anotllcr old pioneer settler of
! kingsbury county. Mr.. John Sturgeon,
has passed to his eternal reward. death
coming to his relief on April II. from
a drOpsical ;ilmcnt. Deceased was
born in the Province of Quebec. Can,
in 1888. and in the spring of 1889 came
with his family from Marshall, Mimi.
to de Smet. where he has since made
his home am. where he was loved and
respected by all. For the past year MI.
y ,lrgeon had been aling considerably
and during the entire winter was I'M
able to go outdoors. He had a family
of 1i children. nine of whom are living
and all were present ut his funeral, OK
ccpt his Quest daughter. .Irs. Nellie A.
Moran. who lives at Duluth, Mimi
= eceascd will be remembered by many
of the travelling fraternity, as he con-
quoted the Kingsbury louise mt De
Smct for over 20 years. His funeral
from ST. Thomas church Sunday after
noon was quite largely attended. Fa-
ther John Hogan preached a very
touching sermon. after which the final
absolution was pronounced and all that
was mortal of good old Uncle Johnnie
Sturgeon was laid away to rest.